The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13
Phone: Madison fsrs

10 ne CGleDrAIGl on Hts1As
! at o'clock in the Methodist BpiSco-
, pal church in North Emperta. me
, Rev j. Sidney Peters will perform me
, ceremony The bridegroom is the
son of William q. Tiller. OF North
- Emporia- and the brides father Is a
mem Der of the Virginia Legislature
r Miss Kelley To We'd
. Invitations have been issued 10 the
r marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Kelly,
/ daurhter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Spill
Ter Kelly. to Alexander @, Campbell,
for Aprfl 2s At tlse home Of the brides
xarasA ~ vAM 3aF0uoe street. at 80
i. ic,xsoe4. lGnss Eoa1U AAAs kW sebut
! here ~ Sessions 1g0 Mr. Campbell.
who IN tire son Of Mr.. and MIS- Hugh
Campbell, OF Richmond is "A graduate
tof Virginia Military Institute and
served as captain with the American
expedittouary forces for eighteen
months
Ensign Cowgardtn to Wed.
An engagement OF interest through
out virginia and Maryland is that Of
Miss Dorothy Bentley. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert l. Bentley. of
RakeieY, Baltimore county. to Henry
Moale Cowardin. son OF the late
Charles Cowardin. of Rkchm ond. Miss
Bentley WAS an active war worker,
assisting at general hospital, No, ., at
Fort McHenry. Mr.. Cowardin. who
served in the navy as ensign. has been
discharged since his return from over
seas.
Week End Gne~ta
Major and Mrs. Charles III. Gun
ntngham came from West Point, n. Y.
yesterday TO be the guests for the week
end of Captain and Mrs r. w. La
Prade.
Tea Mt Elicit School
4 In honor OF the representatives of
the virginia association of Women =
colleges and schools, which met in this
tcity during the past week. an infor-
NAL tea was given yesterday afternoon
at the Virginia Randolph Elicit
Country school for girls near West
hampton by members OF the faculty.
! Arrives from Washington
/ Mrs Eugene peters, of Washington.
came to this city last evening to spend
several weeks a. the guest OF her sis
ter, Msss Lynvooa PeterR
i Kappa Sigma Dance.
Tvse members Of Kappa Sigma fra
tsrnfty at Richmond college entertain
led at e. lovely dance Friday evening
! In the Country club. The club was
attractively decorated In egergreens
land spring flowers and "a large or
s ichestra played from until / o'clock
=
: from the club, A seated supper was
served In the dining room at II
I O'Clock. The table was in horseshoe
-. shape and white spring flowers were
used In decorating. Covers were
laid for sixty guests A number OF
young girls from the city and from
. Westhampton college were the guests
OF the occasion.
:. Every Mondmy Club.
M NJ .~A@
q the Every Monday club in the home
e of Mrs. u. r. Anderson. $40 Row
a land greet tomorrow afternoon
r Mrs Harvey Clark VIII read a paper
a on Susan =. Anthony. prohibition
: pioneer"
;. At The wonnan's Cfuh.
= AT the Womans club tomorrow ar
:, ternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. The work a
u the Travelers Aid committee Will b.
= presented under the auspices of tn
u welfare committee. The speak er
n Twin be DIR. Douglas Freeman. Mis-
II Florence Pepie. DR.. Maclachlan an
Captain A. Il. Guigon. The club vii
q lbe thrown open TO the public, Mrs
Thomas Cary Johnson is chairman
Z, Hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs
|. Eugene Curtin. Mrs. William H Mel
/ son, Mrs. Robert r. Peyton. Mrs, Lar
y kin Glazebrook, Mrs Louie Haw ktns
: Mrs Duilom Barksdale, Mrs. Alber
n HUNT, Mrs Dallas schaffer, Mrs
William A. Shepherd, Miss Matu
= Harris and Miss Wallace.
e Miss Coleman Entertained.
Il The Alum nae association Of TIL
q Rtchm ond Training school for Kin
l. leergartners is received tnforrnall
d yesterday afternoon from to
II o'clock at lis e Franklin street
X the atelier OF Miss Adele Clark an
Miss Nora Houston, in honor Of Mis-
?, Lucy Singleton Coleman. forme
= principal o. the training school. Mis-
n Coleman returned to Richmond thi
n week after eighteen months kinder
+ igarten work In Chile Members OF tn
A former board OF trustees Of the train
u ing school, and honorary members O
the association were guests of III
a alumnae yesterday afternoon
y Easter Gard Party.
u There will be a card party for IN
. benefit of the sheltering Arms hos
Y son hotel Tuesday. April 20. from s:3
a to $50 o'clock. Mrs C. Fred Kohle
u Is general chairman assisted by
lcorumittee of ten women. Tables 70
= the affair may be served by telephon
q ing Mrs Kohier. Madison SEW
n Mrs. Joseph r. Anthony. Boulevar
:, 1855: Mrs W. A Burrows, Madiso
- 3QS-J, or Mrg~ +. CoWardln. hadYso
= 3004-J. Home made candy may b
he'd at the party.
Parcel Post Party.
, Petsr3xin Guild OF St. James Epi'
G tcopal church will have II parcel pos
party at the residence OF Miss Nell
= Boykin. x19 East Franklin street
!, Wednesday. April %. from 5 to
O'Clock Those interested In the gull
= are: Mrs. John b. Young. president
MRS A. L. Wexford. Mrs. John Fl
Lyons, and others. The proceeds o
> the party are for the work Of tn
: guild and for the refugee children O
> Europe
,; Biues' Ban saturday.
= Elaborate preparations are bein1
= made for the ball in the Blues armor.
: Saturday evening of this week. to b
8 given for the benefit OF the home
coming fund of the Blues oversee
and the uniform fund for the loca
= organization. A popular out-of tow
- saxophone orchestra win play Tor tn
e dancing from $50 to IL o'clock. Al
> OF the dancers will wear Easter bon
y NETS to be distributed by Mrs william
% vawter and tho following members o