Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
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thrown open to these distinguished
are expected % be present. The draw :
ing-rooms Will be decorated every
meers Nm IN w lid i9wers' and refresh
promp,lyy 'E at t;so S'eiock. Incl include a" i"
tralian. who will tell OF his expert
cnces at Gallipoli. lie was five times
wounded; blind for two years and his
ths country. lie is a poet and AN ora
tor. and tho London Times has writ
ten very e9mplmsnt,a,rS articles on the
X. Gray Williams, OF Winchester. viii
present the speaker. and the, lecture
Possesses for the afternoon include:
Mrs, l.. J.. Lewis. Mrs. George Bryan.
Mrs. Lewis Williams. Mrs. Henry Z.
ltawley, Mrs. a. $. Buford. Jr.. Mrs H.
+. Heyton. Jr., Mrs. b. o. James. Mrs
robert ,Taliey. Mrs. Edmund Waddiil
Jr.. and Mrs. Richard Darlington
Returns to Richmond.
Mrs James X. y. Daniel has re-
OF six weeks. visiting Washington
Old Point and Accomac. where she was
e. guest OF her cousin. Miss Eta Wise
son. James n. V. Daniel. Jr. Miss Wise
acted as maid of honor at the wedding
of Mrs. Daniel.
Omcers Dance.
Mrs. 4: Percy Digges is chairman
i io,. the usual officers dance 70 be held
ofmeers Club; s27 West Franklin
street. Mrs. Disgess. viii be assisted
b BY Mrs r. Garter Scot, Mrs. James 4, n.
cnship.
of the War Camp Community Service.
OF which Mrs. Il. D. Hotchkiss is gem
eral chairman.
Phi Chi Dance mt Country Club.
a virginia
night was the scene OF one of the most
attractive dances OF the season The
OF the Phi chi Medical Fraternity. The
ballroom was prett!ly decorated with
the fraternity colors OF olive green
and Whit ns streamsrs OF at tern,
ceiling 10 the balcony rail.
The music. furnished by a Richmond
orchestra. had quantities Of pep. Amid
the foxtrots and the onesteps the
waltz held It's own. The couples
ceased dancing for a short while to
enjoy a light luncheon and soon again
were back on the dance floor
Time flew and before anyone was
aware that midnight was near the
strains OF Home. sweet Home" came
forth and all were heard saying good
might and wishing that the spring
dances came more often.
Quite few Of the Phi Chi Alumni
from the city were present along with
the active chapter and the representa-
t.ves from each of the other tratcrni-
ties
Those dancing were Mr. Palmer with
Omega; Mr. Fusreii with Miss cecil
Turpin. representing NJ Ps! Phi; AR.
Pearman with Miss Br!ghtwell. repre-
een,ing III Nh: Mr.. Thomas with Miss
Delta Chi; Mr.. Winn with Miss west.
represent!ng Phi Beta ri. Sir. Ray VITA
Miss Johnson. representing Phi Rho
Sigma; Mr.. Lecch with Miss Smith. rep
reseniinE Omego Epsilon Phi: MIR.
Hornbarger with Miss Clendon. repre-
ssn,inE Kappa Psi; MIR. Courtney with
Miss Belmear Linthicnm. Mir. Moor
man with Miss Margaret Gary. MIR
STUMP with Miss Alien. Mr.; J. NJ. Da-
T. D. Davis with Miss Mann. Mr.. Ma
loney with Miss Marion Carmichael
Mr.. McCutcheon with Miss Norma
son, Mr. ,Stratford with Miss Na,hlie
Cramer MIR. Wall with Mis- Annette
Tyler. Mr.. Crawford with Miss Edwina
Herring, Mr.. Carava;i with Miss La
Noble, SIR. Whitaker with Miss Poca-
hontas !.!pscombc. Mr.. Dickerson with
Miss Henrietta Gates. DR.. Darden
with Miss Caroline Moncure. Those
acting as cha pcrones were DR.. and Mrs.
j. w. Henson. DIR. and Mrs. NJ F.
NNuchols; nr. and Mrs ". L. Mason.
and Mrs. G. +. Ross.
OF interest here is the announcement
10 OF Lieutenant Frank Mann and Miss
Anna Cornwell Rogers. James Mann.
Of forfolk, was his brothers best man.
ernor OF Virginia William Hodges
Mann and is brother OF DR.. Herbert
Mann. OF Richmond. He is widely
lated throughout the State.
Garden Fete at Windemerc.
The annual garden fete OF st. Ste
phens Guild Of Westhampton Will be
o.
NJ. iIabliston: "Windemere," on the
president of the guild. and the enter
tainment this year promises TO be an
unusually unigue affair supper will
OF pretty girls VIII assist az the vari-
Gus booths.
Engagement Announced
folk. has announced the engagement
of his sister. Miss Ellen Douglas VALID
Sop 70 Douglas 1F shelly Brooks: also of
brated some time in the coming
autumn.
kcrklcr-Judy.
Judy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y. II.
Judy, OF Horse Shoe Farm" Hanover
County, to William G.. keckler. OF
Wednesday very simply at the home
OF the brides parents, only small
COMPANY of relatives and friends be-
with laurel and wild1owers. and the
mantels and stairway were hung with
garlands OF evergreen and flowers.
The bride wore white orGandie dress
caught in folds and trimmed with tiny
satin flowers and her veil of tulle was
arranged with orange blossoms. She
carried a bouquet of white carnations.
Rev r. c. Gilmore. of Fredericksburg.
performed the ceremony and Mrs. G.
f, Dewey sang &C. Believe. Me" just
before the entry of the bridal party.
Miss Saliie Cox played the wedding
march. Miss Anna May Grove was
maid OF honor and Miss Laura Eubank
and Miss Gazelle Baskette were brides
maids. II. G. judy was hest man.
Mr.. and Mrs. kcckler left later for
short wedding trip, after which they
will he at home At "Judyvillc Farm"
near fredericksburg.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
j. H. Upp. Mr.. Lloyd Upp. Mrs Susan
Ludlam. Miss Loretta Ludlam, o. II.
Ludlam, MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Dewey,
Misses sallie Cox; Laura Eubank.
and the immediate family of the bride.
Gnrden Fctc on College Grounds.
Attractive features have been ar
ranged for the Garden l'ete to be held
by the women of Centenary Church
this afternoon. from 3 to S o'clock on