Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-14
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:, Mrs. Archibald n. Mccrea. Of Bruins
m1eh Hall ahs Lswrsmseyls has aaua am
Joseph Dickson Eddy, United States
army. who returned last week from
France on tho tevlathan with the
lops father was the late David Dunlop.
Of Petersburg. and she is widely re-
lated In Virginia.
Captain Eddy is a son OF Mrs. Jesse
ho ESa g9 Xasy VIEW BE Wene
overseas last May. and served on the
STAFF of General o'Ryan. The we'd
ding will be celebrated early in May,
Violin and Organ Recital.
An interesting event OF the week
win be the Lcnten organ and violin
recital in ST. Paul's Church given by
F. I'laxington Harker. assisted by Mile;
take place Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. and is free to the public. The
program for the recital includes:
Violin sonata in A Major.... Handel
Roinaae ROMANCE 8 On. I 50. for Violin. beethoven
vioi ila XXndialniino Martin Kreisler
I'D Hondino ......... Nrelsler
ta) Une Larme $500. .Monssoegsky
Cd, Les Enfants Patient. .Rebikow
NiolinEtap Meditation .Massenet
(b) Minuet in c.. Beethoven
Giguc from an unfinished Suite. Bach
Miss Daisy Winston entertained the
Every. Monday Club this week at her
home on Hanover Avenue. Anne
Haseltine Judson" was the subject OF
and an extended business session took
the place OF the customary current
events OH the program. Refreshments
were served by the hostess
The club will meet AOnday
March IL. at tho home OF Mrs. Scoville.
at which time A paper. will lie read on
"Adclina Patti' by Mrs. Gibson Wor-
sham.
An INTERESTING benent affair OF to.
nsht VIII be the .cElo MA Myening
tainment is under the auspices OF the
% ~ Ian Byrd y!s cha Ghapter p 4, r. and
and is for the benefit Of French
1hs following program VIII be ron
Selection. Highland Park Orchestra.
Reading in costume Mrs. p. J..
Song, Mrs. j. f. ouarles, Jr
knitting song in Quaker costume,
Reading. Mrs. Eula Bailey Crouch
Song and dance in Indian costume.
SaSophone quartet.
kanter-Leytne.
or interest here and throughout the
state IL the marriage Of Miss Kate
Levine. 10 .Hyman David kaLtcr.
which was celebrated Tuesday after
noon at , o'clock II the home OF the
Tho rooms wcre decorated with
palms and ferns. and tho ceremony wao
performed by Rev. S. Gordon. assisted
by Rev. y. kanter. brother, OF the
groom. The music was rendered by
Miss Rosa Levine. niece OF the bride.
Tho bride. who was given in mar
travelling suit OF blue trieotine with a
hat OF the same shade. and her bouquet
was a shower OF roses and sweet peas.
Miss Roea Sweet niece OF the bride,
was maid OF honor. -Hho wore gown
Ct pink seosgette crepe, and her
The bride was also attended by Mro.
A. u. Levine. Of Baltimore. Philip
Levine, brother of'the bride, acted as
Mr. Kanters best man.
Following the marriage thcre was a
reception; and during the aftsrnoon
err. trip; On their return they will
home. 1918 Holt Street
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. Nathan Sweet and daughters,
Misses Res. Rose an and Gestruas Sweet, and
Levine and Miss Hello Levine. OF Bal
tjmore; Mrs. Max r. Sweet and her
two sons, Eugene and Alvin Sweet
Mr.. and Mira. Max Levine and daugh-
ter, Miss Dora Levine. of Shenandoah,
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Birsenthal.
Of Brooklyn. y: y: Mrs. s. Deane Of
Baltimore: and Louis Freeman. OF STAN
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