Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-07
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or interest hero and throughout tho
State 70 the announcement or the mar
baltimore, to Dr.. Garland M. HARDWOOD.
United States Army, tho ceremony
havihg taken place on the , evening en- OF
John Basby. 2Ro6 Monument Avenue
brides father. Dr.. Charles II. Pinch.
Church. Baltimere. assisted by, DIR. Al
fred Dagby. Of Richmond. She wore
q wedding gown OF white chatmeuse
and Georgette crepe. and her veil OF
pearls. She carried shower bouquet
Of roses and sweetpeas The bride was
preceded to the altar by her two maids
sylvania, and Miss Elizabeth Basby,
of Richmond. They wore similar
frocks of white Georgette crepe. with
tuile and daisies, and they carried arm
bouquets OF yellow daisies and ferns
Richard L.. II. Beale. of Richmond, was
the Srootn's best man.
The Bagby home was decorated in
palms and Cathedral candles, white
flowers and candles were used on the
altar. Or. and Mrs. Harwood left i'm
mediately, for wedding Journey and
later will make their home In Rich
mond. DIR. 1larwood. who Is a grad
tiate OF John Marshall. Richmond Col
lego and OF the Johns Hopkins Medical
School has recently returned from
France where he served twenty-five
months with the Hopkins Unit He IS
son OF the late John Pleasant and
Mrs. M. ID. Harwood, and n brother of
Mrs John Bagby and Professor ]. c.
HARDWOOD. OF Richmond
The out, oi- town guests were Pr.
Nagie. Of pottstoFn. Penn; Miss Alma
JJ.e Jackson. Of cotesvIiie, Penn. Miss
kntherine Young. OF, Memphis. Tenn.
a
lese.
Colenei Bishops Lecture socinI AFFAIR.
Society will be out in force this
evening to welcome in Richmond the
a; Bishop, who speaks at the Academy
OF Music at 500 O'clock. under the aus
piees Of the Woman's Club and the
R!s Exehange for woman's
lecture here in March. but the en-
sagsment was cancelled on account
OF his critical illness at Roanoke. Hav-
Ing sufficiently recovered to continue
Academy this evening to do honor 10
this disting uished aviator. The. %om-
eIss ns n ssars Er, fo W the snnsnw
and Miss Adele Williams. ana for the
Wornan's Exchange, Mrs. Coleman
Workman and Mrs, Horace Halves. Mrs.
stag. decoration.
The two loyes have been taken for
a ch1dren's party TO be given by Miss
also been enc engaged A by Mrs ' Edward ri. J.
Wills, Miss Frances Scott and Mrs.
Charles u. Williams. Many other in
terest!ng parties have been made up
Tor the occaS ion.
Wedding OF Interest.
or interest here is the wedding Of
Miss Virginia Abbott and Captain Will
Mrs He~ s SNHj,nnsr son Of M and
CT y Ttarn
at 81. Mary's -on the Highlands. Birm
inGham. Ala in the presence of a large
as Tnn lag Of relatives and friends
Cole. OF Richmond. was the BEST man
skinrer wi be e ss an al ana rs
burg. az he Ia now on duty at Camp
visiting his parents in Baltimore.
To Give Reading.
Miss Hattie Bell Gresham will give
Women, East Grace Street. Thursday
OF the Richmond Chapter, United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. have
been invited TO attend Members OF
be present., Miss Gresham, assisted
by the Misses Scott. will furnish the
music for the evening.
Lcnv-. for New York.
Miss Ella Binford left last night for
New York TO take a special course IN
CUES, OF Miss Helen Freeman during
her stay In New York.
DIues' Ball Saturday.
The nlues' Armory will be attrac-
lively decorated under the supervision
coming ball on Saturday night. Mrs
W. II. Powell is chairman OF the ice
cream com%ittSs; and sssis'!ng her VIII
Mrs r. A. Talley, Mrs. NJ. u. Strick-
land, Miss Ruby Powell. Miss Hazel
Powell, Misses Freda and Hazel Cum.
Mrs. I.oulie Mnhser and Mrs: G. j.
Miehsbsches are in ThaT Mas e the ad
dent OF the Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Blues, is general chairman OF the ball.
Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday Club closed It's
MAY th soF Of rs GePe
given OF. three Distinguishing women:
Harriet Homer. sculptor. by Miss Ruth
George SAND Mrs. Mrite1 Hu by Mrs
4 social hour followed and the hostess
served refreshments.
zines and Some American Types"
r Tha Dag ea deT 9'A Mc,h ca" Clubs
day. Mrs. NJ. H. Hudson is president
Of the club and Mrs. j. d. Craig is
chairman for tag day. They will be
assisted by number OF weil-known
women and young girls at the various
stations.
In New York.
Among those from Richmond noted
have been: Mr.. and Mrs. p. D. Wins
ton. Alex. Robertson. Lawrence Cop
page. L. ~ Mason, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. G. Faulkner. j. =. Bradshaw,
K. L. Baber, Mr.. and Mrs. a. j..
Faulkner, Mrs. ]. l.. Rhoutan, George
B. Hutchings ]. d. Fuller. Mr..
yer. William Russell. F. A. Park. MFR.
and Mrs. A. Brown. H. G. Price.
benefit Entertainment.
The "WomanleSs Wedding" to be
given by the Bates Bible Class and
Young Peoples Auxiliary of Union
Station Church, which had to be
changed on account OF the Community
day night in the auditorium of the
Bellevue High School at $3.50 o'clock.
The entertainment will consist of a
mixed program of recitations and
songs, after which the wedding will
be given.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Miss Lou Adkins, OF Richmond IA the