Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-04
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Miss Marian Lecky, Of Richmond. is
hnr ohs inc aiumnae from the chapter
Inns c oiege this ii9m mssE Mis. at aGl
attended the annual alumnae celcbra-
tion and reunion at Hollins Monday
evening; and will return to her home
mere today.
For Miss AinnIic.
"A pretty affair of this evening will
ne the dance given at the Jefferson
r., Will be host. The dance Is given
In honor OF Miss Mary Nicholas Ainslie
whose wedding to William Iefcw will
week. About so guests Will be pres
cht. and an orchestra VIII play for the
dancing.
or Virginia Intercnt.
Society l.: Richmond and throughout
the state is much Interested in the
Wedding OF Miss Alma Rugglcs and
Lieutenant Emory Arthur stone, United
states naval aviation service. of Nor
ioik, which took place quietly Monday
afternoon at O'Clock at Christ Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. Baltimore. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Elmer e. Pedrick with only the i'm
mediate families present.
The bride. who was given in mar
rlasc by her father, Charles Herman
tuggies. Of Washington wore a charm
ing costume Of Dresden lowered silk
with a vide brimmcd black straw hat
orchids.
Her sister. Mrs. Walter p Montague.
was her matron OF honor. Her gown
was OF Roman striped silk, and she
wore large hat Of black with blue
ana brown uncurled ostrich and a
corsage bouquet of orchids.
Lieutenant Leo Connolly. also OF the
naval aviation section was the best
man.
After a wedding trip. Lieutenant
stone and his bride will live for the
duty.
Mrs. Stone is one Of several attrac-
W M,s. s yi,s.s their mother having been
and belle OF Richmond.
Finnl Recital
Miss Elizabeth Mosby's piano class
gave their final recital at her residence,
IS South Adams street, on saturday.
May 81
The following girls took part: Katha-
rine braunstein, Virginia GOWN. Fan
Mann. Lillian Marab!e. Cyane Bemiss.
FRANCES Miller. Geraldine Adams. Mary
ltogc Workman. Ilu!dah Williams.
saroiine Lewis Mary Stuart ,reusler.
hams and Judith Tompl<ins.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. T.. Kramer. formerly of Rich
mond, but now OF Henderson. KY an
nounccs the engagement Of her daurh-
ter Ann. 10 Jesse C. Wolk. OF Home
stead. Pa.
Officers Dances Discontinued.
owing TO the extreme warm weather.
the officers dances held at the Officers
Club each week under the auspices Of
Inc War Camp Community Service, Of
which Mrs. l.. -. lIotchkiss ig chair
man. Will be discontinued until Jubilee
week. These dances VIII he resumed
with open house" and informal dances
for jubilee Week
Annual Exhibition.
The second annual exhibition OF the
work OF the students in the atelieI
or Miss Houston and Miss Clark VII!
onen on Friday afternoon a. O'CLOCK,
at rs FAT Franklin Street.
address on The Realities IN Art"
Portrait studies In oil, largely the
work OF senior students. will be hung
in tho north room. first floor. Color
chalk or paHteis Will also be seen
occupy tho south rooms Of the first
i!oor and basement while the handi-
crafts Will be placed in the north
basement room used for the classes IN
hardICratts
students VIII receive the guests and
serve punch.
The exhibit Will remain open satur-
day and Sunday.
For Miss Hewitt.
The faculty OF Runner School enter
ta!ncd informally on yesterday after
noon IN honor Of Miss Edith Hewitt. a
former member Of the faculty. but now
assistant primary supervisor Of the
Richmond pub!!c Schools.
Miss Abby Gwathmcy acted as toast
mistress. and the following toasts were
responded to:
'lIealih. Wealth. Happiness and
Friends Florence Laugh,on.
'Mmsic'-M!ss Bessie Tribbett
"ScnG'-Miss Carrie Hin.
"Br!des'--M!ss Lena Duke.
Duty-Miss Mamie Gary.
Wedding Bells"-Miss Elma Mer-
edith.
Laughter and Love"-Miss Mabel
DObbinS