Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
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fashionable society Is much inter-
sted in the marriage of Miss Anne
avs Myers. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
"mund i. ID. Myers. Jr.. to DIR. Daniel
Taiiey. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Talley. also of Richmond. which
~ be celebrated this evening ut 4
crock In Holy Trinity Church. The
euulnS ~ one Of the most important
The spring season and Il number OF
ne bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Atterbury. of
lmmit. y. j.. who have been visiting
RS; 5. n. Hamilton In Baltimore this
uests here for the Tallcy. Myers we'd
Ing this evening
Wedding of Interest.
another important wedding OF In
rest 20 society here and throughout
&c state Is that Of Miss May Camp to
ebstcr Y. Walker. Of Bridgeport,
onn. The ceremony Will take place
us evening IN Franklin, the home OF
10 hriue's parents. y brilliant recep.
on viii follow the ceremony and IA
dinber or guests from u distance will
present
Miss Camp is widely related and
as many friends In Richmond. She
graduate OF HolI!ns College.
ucst or DIR. I<u.k.
Pr Martha Tracy, dean OF the wom-
rs Medical College. of PennsyI-
mia and president OF the National
ssociatiOn Of Medical Women will
the CUES; OF Or. Margaret Euyk at
sr home in Bellevue Park for Sat-
Jay and sunday OF this week. DR..
racy VIII address the student body
Westhampton College on Saturday
le'noon at O'Clock.
onir Wedding
The home OF Mrs. Alfred Won y.
osencEk WAS the scene OF n pretty
endinE on Tuesday evening at 6
clock. when her daughter. Christine.
came the bride OF otto Carl Braucr.
ne ceremony was performed by Rev
scar tuthc ana the bride wus given
marriage 10y her mother. Her we'd
hH gown was am exquisite affair q:
mite Georgettc crepe. handsomely
AIDED and mad" over satin. and her
III OF real lace VAS arranged In a
y effect ana held In place with a
rcath of orange blossoms. She ear
~ a shower bouquet OF lilies Of the
Hey and xardcnias. Mrs. won y.
)sencEk wore "a gown of black lace
err white satin with ornaments Of
and corSag. bouquet OF lilies OF
valley and orchids.
Mrs. Archie Rhlm Lane was her sis
RS inatron OF honor. She was
wncd IN orchid-colored Georsette
epe and carried shower Of sun
rht roses. The other attendants
are Mrs. Charles j. Miller and Mrs.
rnis T., Guy. who were dressed alike
~httc GcorEcttc crepe and carried
VENEER sweet pcaF. Mrs. William
mincll wore Sold-;olored charmeuse
aped in black net and carried a
over OF lavender sweet peas. Tho
'dc was me; "A. the altar by the
Dom and his hes, man. Edwin l..
;ng. Alfred Roscn"gk Guy was ring
arer.
An nrch,c,r., ,,I,,
isle and 20. Promise Me-" was
ttiy played during the ceremony 4
ceptlon followed. which was at
'ucd ny many relatives and friends
ana Airs. Hrauer left later for a
.dding journey OF several weeks.
,ich Will include New Yo-f aud Al
rtic Ciiy.
Quests from a distance attending
wedding Tuesday were: Mr. and
8. Louis Guy and their sons lack
- and y. " Rosencsk. Of Norfolk
Eennt Tonight and Tomorrow.
me iagcant Of the Dwhrfcd Pine.
pc given al Northampton College
hight aud tomorrow night. tx NOR.
IN a spectacle. II is an apprccia-
IN OF remarkable nation now
ssing through remarkable crisis.
me scenes q! the nrst episode are
most vivid; the frs, is II street
me. It's most prominent feature lis
shopS and v"ndcrs.' It's key char
Ter an old fortune teller Tho
:ncS or the second episode are of
greatest Interest for plot and
hum"r. Miss Chu Che san
nose rol" Is handled By Miss
uisc iiaiey) Is Japanese maiden
revolt against many OF the re-
,'ictlons by which Japan has long
AIRED hcr wonnnhood. and in par
MAR against the custom which for
IL unmarried women OF caste TO
10 the thcatcr. When Miss Cho
o San breaks This custom, the an
'nce IL permitted TO enjoy the same
tive piays which she goes 10 at
I'd. They are Cat Fear" by the
reasons, and "kiri No Meijiyamn."
+. :. Damon. The lively comedy
the fra: Is heightened Immensely
the fact that II Is done entirely
II pantominc with music accompani-
mt. The chara cterizution and ac-
II OF thoroughly humorous situ-
on arising between n maiden with
fideu preferences and her fat lover
her thin lover are given by this
thod alone. The second short play
poetic drama in 4 trIdltionallv
>ular form In Japan. IL is mI,c6
G small opera since u chorus of
> ected voices is on the stage ali
the time 10 interpret the progress
the action ~ the audicncc--much
the choruses served in the Greek
= caters. The music Tor the NOh
ana was written for this occa
ny i. FiaNinstOn tarker OF
city. Mr. flarkcr ia directing ali
the music in the pageant, and has
written TWO songs for 1t: these
are Pretty Geisha Girl and
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