Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

SSsaSeaoAto Va lhc nero,
Sgsad Fnany novel features will be intro
NSed In 20 Susie Behave"
ksasbeE9 will be the usual informa,
I snce sat tho Country Club OF Virginia
4 1urday night following dinner, as
MI as the dance for officers at the
Hcers' Club. SCI West Franklin
4 rect. BRENT WITT.
alo2st bishop TO speak Hero.
gstSi240nond, never behind in patriotic
ssnt rEsS as, following the lead OF New
&, S9E plans for.an enthusiastic vel
sfss SsLo be. extended 10 Colonel W. A..
fthe. worries creates, ace. He
49, ONE TO Eichmond on March 20
sntertainmcnt 10 be given at
ga denny OF Music. under the aus
\ ScsS OF tho Woman's Club OF this city
x "a the Isichmond Exchange for Wo-
4 5an's Work, and Will be = brilliant
HSad interesting society event. with a
4 amber of prominent women acting AS
IL sttronesses.
AsGolonel Bishop. of the Royal Air
Il }orce. the only living man who can
4 ightfulIy claim to be the conqucror
Y sseyept y-two enemy airplancS, has
''iisAen decorated with every honor his
Snntry can bestow, including the Vic
5Efia Cross, that most coveted OF all
operations in tho imperial service; two
Skgisting uished Service Medals. the Mill
;;Efy Gross, Distinguished Flying Cross.
HE special medal Of the British air
yet committee; Legion OF Honor.
EIsoix de Gucrrc with palm. Medal Of
!fpid Of 1.-THE Aero club OF France, Or
.are of I.eopold (Belgium). Croix de
tssNerre tBelSium). special war medal
sa the Aero Club OF America. His first
ftlpttc lecture in America was given
sSsSNew York on the evening OF Janu.
I@y 10, and so enthusiastic was the
Exception accorded him that he has
laasen called back for the fourth time
ISFhs subject of Colonel Bishop's lee
IItlfa Is Air Fighting in Flanders
yields" and it will be illustrated with
tnres-talken in the air. some as high
;A3 ny o-.Inilcs. 1t Will be thrilling
sSld wonderful recital, and tho public
NJ Invited to attend this patriotic
4 s ss Tea.
Il {Cirefe Mo- II OF the First Baptist
hureh, ofs@hich Mrs John S. Har-
& GOD lis chairman, viii sivc a silver
.eia at the home OF Mrs. J. L. Shepherd,
FOB Monunacnt Avenue. from 10 s
q clocla. ,on Thursday afternoon of this
isseck. tIho entertainment is for the
s.5anefit Nof the House OF Happiness.
here will be an attractive, program
|Esents will be served.
EHeturp to Virginia.
2&M Miss Hazel Eubant, who has been
some time with relatives and
3aIends in Texas. has returned 10 her
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Fred
iSt Warn. who Will spend month in
,ssichmond.
sSt the Womun'H Club.
IS Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins will give
IA authors reading at the Woman y
.liub tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'clock.
sra, Robbins is too we'll known to per-
LIT of an introduction TO Richmond
eH1dfcnce. and Il large number of mem
asrS and guests will fill the auditorium
r hear her Monday. She is the author
IffstScuffies" and "A Mans Reach" as
Neu as a number of charming short
Usual informal reception will follow
9ie program.
,NTIlursday morning at 1880 o'clock
siss Lou Belle Catesby Jones will give
I:ae second of a series OF readings from
Aoddrn drom ma and poetry in the club
/ hploFs. Her subject will be Dreams
s. nd Images" edited by Joyce Kilmer.
iteBe classes are not limited to club
4 fambers, and all interested are in
3 ftad to attend
4 %Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
/ foBrd .of governors OF the club will
Sid their regular monthly meeting.
ion SATURDAY at hish. noon in Chen,
fethodist Church, Norfolk, Miss Susan
M aIGliiS9iLer GanEnter of pr Dallas
Harried to DR.. William Alexander
sitnpson,. lieutenant in, the United
Rates Navy; now stationed a. me .m
:
ION. Simpson officiating. The ceremony
Sfaa beautiful and impressive because
70 sths, day being the wedding auniver-
AIRY OF her mother. who was Miss
sEafe Thomas, of Northampton County,
ETys"9The organ selections prior to
neentrance OF the brida! party were
5Ieaaersd by Mrs, w. n. Dennins, of
sAIassos of evergreens and tall
slafbedral candles were used In decorat-
;hsIs forming lovely setting for the
fEldal party.
AJhsodames of honor wore costumes
M7White lbroadcloth, with black picture
hts,sapd carried orchids. These were
sHsgaames J. =. ZoliicotLGr OF Weldon.
EoTSHN. c.; w. Is. Fitzhugh.. Weldon.
E::F:and Fl. r. Kyser. Thomnsville,
4. s.,sisters and sisters-in-law Of the
B Tjie maid OF honor. and sister of the
Are2m Hiss Margaret G.; simpson. O.,
SoHquet Of Japonicas. The bride,
In a dark blue travelling suit.
Amesto the altar on the arm Of her
grother.; john Is. Zollicoffer, and there
fEass met by the groom and his best
sSSa1, Eobert c. -tncarrow, of Richmond.
81 The Ihride's bouquet was an i'm
~ Snse,- ehowcr OF Radiance roses, lit
SSaeas~e roses dropping from
ss1aee ends. OF the tiny ribbons.
after tho ceremony p
luncheon was served at the
Bridal party and relatives of the bride
}fMrs. Simpson comes from one OF the
OF Eastern North Car
s3fHAT
81 Eientenant Sinps comes also from
Sneyof the old aristocratic Scotch fam
ssiSg, is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
$infpson, Of Richmond Since bein:
he has been stationed al
Hospital at Portsmouth.
81 S.After q short trip, Lieutenant ard
a1ras Simpson will make Portsmouth II
HiaSif home for the present.
fcr.sMiss Deford.
NJ chs of the prettiest dcbutar,e parties
sfssthe season III Baltimore was given
A,huEsday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
#6tn q. peforG. AT the Baltimore Conn
asys Elflb, in honor of their niece. Miss
asiIkHrSwan Detord, daughter of Nj.
md .hfrs. 3. Frank DGford, who was
PRESENTED TO society Ut the Bachelors
Sct4llpn. The ballroom suite was dec
rated with palms. ami!ax and snap-
i raEpns and supper was served en-
4 uffet,
afiss DeforG has been one OF the
s{afIes OF the season and Tuesday Mira
SEohESt BELL Deford will give a theater
stREty, TO flowed by supper At the Belve-
S5ra. for, Miss Deforh.