The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-23
SOCIETY

Q0iCLiJ atSo tAot
o'clock in the home Of Miss Ellen
Glasgow, West Main street. when
Miss Caroline A Coleman became the
bride of Frank Williamson Duke. The
r7'ea- f~ssefry re1ene' Shared cole}
x ssa4s. u & .Yss.isssss Il, II ~ NIX IN M ar
riage and the Rt. Rev. D. J. o'Con-
nell, bishop of Richmond. performed
the wedding ceremony. Only the reia-
tiyes and immediate friends OF the
families were present The or'oe
wore a handsome wedding gown OK
white satin with veil ana caA iSN
o bridal shower OF flowers.
The bride ia the daughter OF 'ns
late Colonel Clayton g. Coletnan' "a
"Jerdone Castle. Louisa arrny Mr..
surgeon in the Confederate army, W.
Duke is the son OF Mrs. r. W; Duse
and tbe late Frank Duke. OF TINS clty.
McRamey-Morton
or interest here is the announce
rnent made Of the marriage OF mis"
Jennie Constance Morton. daugntsr Oh
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mor,on; VI W.
Trorvj,ie. Tenn. The ceremony TOOK
vIace quietly on Saturday evening AT
a. rasihence OF J. w. MundeH IN
Foad street. Elizabeth City, N. c. The
onIy attendants were the ortdes SIN
tar. Mrs John r. Keggeoein. ana
Miss Maud Fulford. both OF NorfoiK-
MI Mckinney and his bride Will re-
Ado FOR the present at Hotel Norfolk.
Entertainment ut VIM. FOX
Next wednesday afternoon. jan
nary 80 an interesting ente, IA inment
Iii re given by the Mothers Club OF
william Fox school Miss Hattie 9e!le
Gresham will entertain with stories
and readings and Ferdinand Rueser
yvtll play several corret solos. Tnere
Iii, he "a number of other features
and a homemade candy booth VIII
N-o conducted The program VIII oe-
Sir, at 4 O'Clock II is open TO the IN
tsrested public.
Lecture by DR.. Bryan
The public has been invited 70
%snd two lectures to be given oy
IA r. Bryan. professor at Richmond
~~,,sgc within the. coming weeks
ehfx morning At 1880 O'Clock IN tne
viii be given on THE Freedom OF the
Ee..- The lectures will be In The
erntral building. 8 North FfTh street
He has been giving n series o. 'rn
current events talks at the ! ". -
A. and these last two WI, De op-n
tD ali who are interested without any
charge.
Story Telling Hour. -,
Mics Lon Belle Catesby Jones WV
~4,rn = as4crv-telltnr hour In the parish
honsr OF the Church OF the Holy com,
forter on Friday. January 81.
O'Clock under the auspices OF INC
ladies' Aid society. MISS 'onos
,ravs interests her audience ana INC
entertainment is being looked for-
ward to.
Miss Alice Biliups has returned 70
her home IN this city after WISH
vtth Mrs. J. r. Gleason In Charioees-
vile. Va
Mrs Albert Gay and her children.
Al,re and Thomas, have returned 10
th~,r home In Richmond after Vs,'
xyith Mrx GAYS sister-in-law. Mrs. '"
r. r,i,chrfst. in Port Norfolk, snd
vfx,t with friends in Newport News
To Entertain at Tea
An Informal tea will be given oy
Yrs Stuart Michanx In ner noHe VI
west Franklin street this alternoo"
erorn 1 to 6 O'Clock in honor or the
,sxrrutive board of the Rlchmono
K1noergartcn association OF which she
An president Mrs, Malvern Patterson
wifi give a talk on The Cofnmun's
Kitchen" and Miss Maude "aIiAcs
and Mrs l. w. Parhin will also speak
to the guests
Interesting Musical
Homer A, Rodeheaver and Mrs
5yyff,,,sss, Asher, mssl, ga To the. NtrgInla.
Home for Incurables this AFTERNOON
at 1850 o'clock to entertain the pa
TENTS with music. The informai inusi-
cal will be quite an event IN the non's
and the patients are looking forward
"a n they will assemble in the sun
nayior TO enjoy the entertainment
At the Woman's Club
The mem oers ofathe Womans ciuo
have the privilegesNf bringing visi-
tor to the lecture by Billy SUNDAY
this morning at 1870 O'Clock IN tne
club auditorium. IL the meHos.e
have no guest cards they may write
their visitors names on their personal
cards.
The War Relief association OF VIZ
rtnta has In store a great treat LOT
tts various subscribers and frfenos
IN presenting on Saturday evening
Of this week In the Jefferson hotel an
dtorium at $50 o'clock. Major Jan
Uav Reith. one of the most popular
Britains 10 70 visit America during the
war. He will deliver his Lecture
VICTORY and Beyond" Major Beth
has Just arrived from Europe. ne
will tour from coast to coast from
January to May.
Since no further funds are reduireo'
no admission charge will he mace.
and aid this association has gwen
during the war in the stricken war
zones of our allies that Major Beitn
in giving this reconstruction lecture
Having served the British govern
ment in various capacities and having
seen some OF the lighting. including
that OF the Americans, ne viii be able
with his usual fervor 70 enthuse mis-
audience. His talks viii hit national
differences in that whimsical way
which he used in Getting Together"
There will be music and other at
trac.'vn features. A large audience Is
expected.
baptist Missionary Circle.
The BAPTIST Women's Missionary
Circle will hold It's regular meeting
on Friday ut $3.50 o'clock in the
Second Baptist church. The chief
feature Of the afternoon will be the
address by Mrs. r. c. Cronk. an ex-
pert in the missionary training OF
children, and n speaker much In de-
mand at conferences and conventions.
Rev. G.. r. Arendall will explain the
plans that have been made for the
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