Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-01
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by Colonel William "A. Bishop. the
OF. Music on "Wednesday. May Z. The
Woman's Club and the Richmond Ex-
Of the most prominent women in town
Bishops lecture was unavoidabIy post
poned from last month on account OF
Mrs. Coleman Workman is giving a
chlldrehs box party on that evening In
1 honor or her young daughter. Mary
friends. MIR. and Mrs Edward j. Willis
nave also taken one of the boxes for
the lecture.
Wingo-TugEIe.
Quantities OF palms and spring
lowers decorated the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Robert G. Thornton. 1919 nonu
niece, Miss Maria Vass Tuggle. daugh-
s sep OF the ia Wi,1 T.; W; Tuggle Of Blasx-
Wingo. Of Richmond. 'nf The a eerem o5s.
which took took place yesterday at noon.
man. ID. D.. rector OF All Saints Church.
The Wedding music vas rendered by
Professor Cosby and twenty chorlsters
Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin" form
cd an aisle through which the bridal
party passed TO the altar
Tho bride, who was given away by
Mr.. Thornton. wore a travelling suit of
midnight blue with hat to match
IL SOi Sabc pcuQucl Ol OTCHluS. iteF
only attendants were Misses Clara
Vass Beverly. OF Blackstone. and Sally
Branch ,c p peiaa 20, Of Petersburg. nieces
pink and lavcndar taffeta with hats to
match and carried nuseEays OF spring
fowers Charles H. Wingo was his
brothers best man.
Immediately after the ceremony a
breakfast was served and MIR. and Mrs.
Wingo left for a wedding journey.
Forum of Modern Drama.
Miss Emily Hamilton WEIGH. Mrs
J. r; Dashicll. Mrs. Il. Il. Munford.
Neill and Mrs. S. 7. Glover are the
patronesses for the Drama Forum to
be held Friday evening at s:l5 o'clock
at the Professional Woman's Building
The speaker Of the evening will be Dr.
RAYMOND Mcdonald Alden. of Leland
several people have agreed TO con-
tribute three minute ,alks to the gen.
T fai MGss the address
fessor II. b. Handy and Charles Gillett
Home Wedding.
a marriage OF much interest took
Grace Street. wncn Miss Nancy wade
Wright became the bride of Elisha
Thomas I pollard' the ney W. + Bark;
Only the immeaiass families We're
MIR, and Mrs. Pollard left for New York
and Atlantic City. They will make
their home a, Krisnagur" Hanover
Cownrdin-Bcnticy.
a wedding OF much interest to So
oiety here took place Tuesday morn
ins In Baltimore at 1890 o'clock at
vile. when Miss ". Dorothy Bentley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l..
Bentley. Of Rokcby, Baltimore County,
became the bride OF Henry Moale
Cowardin. son Of the late Charles Q. y.
Cowardin and Mrs. Cowardn. Of Rich
mond Cardinal Gibbons performed the
brosc Revan, OF 81. Charles Church
The bride. who was given in mar
rage b. her brother. Robert l.. Bent
white satin and her tulle veil was
caught with ora~ge blossoms. She
carried a presentation bouquet OF lilies
OF the valley and white swce;peas.
Her sister, Miss Katharine Dtak.
Bentley. who her maid OF honor
ard only attendant, wore frock OF
orchid colored georgctte creme with a
icghorn ha, trimmed % match her
gown. She carried, bouquet of pink
roses and snapdragors.
James CoWardin. OF Richmond. was
his brothers best man. and the ushers
were Robert Rennolds. OF Richmond
Charles Smith. Of New York; John
Comtsock, of Harrisburg. Pa and Rob
ert j. Meyer, an uncle OF the bride.
Mrs. Cowardn was among the most
active war workers. having taken 4
course in nursing. and during the "hu'
epidemic was among the volunteer
nurses. In addition to Miss ka,ha rine
bentley. she has another sister, Mrs.
Moncure Nelson Lyon formerly Miss
Marie Constance Bentley.
Mr.. Coward!n's mother was formerly
Miss Anna Moale. OF Baltimore.
Since his return from overseas, where
leased from the service.
After a wedding trip, Mr.. Cowa I'd in
and his bride will live n Richmond.
Card Party Mt Country Climb.
Society will DC out in fun force this
afternoon TO attend the large card
party which the Dorothea Payne Mad
ison Chapter is giving at the Country
Club Of Virginia from $3.50 to $50
o'clock. Both bridge and five hundred
will be played and players are asked
OF the club will he used for the game
and many informal parties will be en-
,ertained. Following the game re-
ccption will be held al which punch
will be served.
Every Monday Club.
A unique and interesting meeting OF
week in the Professional Woman's
Mrs: J. F. Love carried her hearers
back into the East, following the jour
ney taken by her through Japan. ko-
rea and the picturesque waterways
Of China. Pekin and many other cities
The club will hold its last meeting
son. in Ginter Park, on May s.
Gives Birthday Pnrty.
Miss Barton Fauntleroy gave a
birthday SUI supper and dance Friday
cousin. Fairfax Gregory. of New York.
-. The house was prettily decorated with
hawthorn and dogwood blossoms and
the table in the dining-room was ar
ranged with maiden-hai ferns and
Earcissus. a color scheme of pink and
white being carried out everywhere
Those present included Misses Mercer
Walden. OF Richmond: Charlotte Coal
ter. OF Tunstall; Charlotte Walden, OF
Richmond; Emma Garcin. OF Rich
mond; Baron Fauntlcroy Of Tunstall.
Lulu Richards. of Tunstall; Joe Rich
ards of Tunstall: William Newton Of
Hanover: George Patterson, of New
York; Sinclair Phillips, OF Newport
News: Fairfax Gregory, of New York
and Temple Fauntleroy, of Tunstall
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs r.
r. Gregory and Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.
Fauntleroy.
or Interest Here.