Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-13
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Mr.. and Mrs. Barton IIaxall Cameron
ond their small son, Graham, of In
verness," near Gordonsvile, accom-
panied by Miss katherine Taylor. OF
Richmond. left last week for New Or
leans. They Will sail shortly from
san francisco for the Orient. and
VIII spend some time in honolulu and
Japan. before returning to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Branch Nc
Adams Will entertain a thcater marty
on wednesday evening at the strand
in honor OF Miss Louis. Branch and
Misses Isabel and Elisabeth Strothcr
VIII include a number Of the debut
ante set and the party will witness
tho performance OF Tea for Three"
Preuy Home Wedding.
Of M! Mrs sVil s,e Il H. cSiS1k The home
Meadihg, when her daughter. Beatrice
Janet. became the bride Of Irwin :.
Goidbarth, Of ilchmond. fne cerc-
nom was performed in the presence
OF the families OF the bride and groom.
the! the K Sn;,. Edward \ caliseh olhcia,ing;
everywhere with palms, srniIax and
pink roses. and smiax and roses were
, used TO FORM an nproyiscd altar for
ne marriage. The bride was gowned
IN a dress Of soft white satin and net
embroidered in pearls. and court
ram OF net with bands Of white satin
fell from her shoulders. Her veil or
fusion WAS caught with pearls and
heF mowers were an old fashioned nose
say OF Sweetheart roses. showcred
with snap drag onS and tulle strea,ners
Her only attendcnt was her sister
airs; Valentine Lichtenstcin, OF East
iiaddam. Conn. who was Sowncd in
dress OF silver brocadc and carried
i shower bouquet OF pink roses auG
enLu dragons. The birdie entered with
ana M Was given away by her mother.
mrs. lieid wore gown Of black lace
anu JET ana carried At corsaSc bouquet
ii deep y Ml' The grootis brother.
Mrs. Mary Held ana the Ia : - i isaac or
Who @ essu'x itflsgygr % HHijehnond
1Nd the groom. who is the son OF Mrs
~ nerth1 s Go!dbarth. and a nephew
tary Of Freshman Morris Il Co After
a Northern honeymoon Mr. and Mrs.
'g Ii,,Irh W., w.li make their home here.
niece Of the bride, was flower girl
! She wore French frock OF pink
Georsette crepe. and carried Il hasket
OF rose petals, which she scattered
before the bride.
Visiting Here.
Miss lis Helen Cameron. OF Petersburg,
at s.4 West FRANKLIN Street Nj
E ,..n has recently returned from
Red Cross work for the French gov.
eminent FOR nearly two years.
oISnhbc New Chapter.
rho FIRST meeting Of the StoneEoi
JACKSON Chapter, United Daughters OF
ne Gontederacy. OF which Mrs. New
ION MGyeish is president, Will be held
lb S,a saH Election Of officers viii be
work, and All Interested axe cordially
Petersburg Wedding.
nun Der OF relatives and friends
from Richmond were in Petersburg
Ihursta! evening to attend the we'd
dsnG OF Miss Mary Whi,worth Wilson
Ihohy took pace at $ O'Clock In the
nome OF the brides parents. Mr ana
Mrs samuel wilson, on South Syca-
Mr. and Mrs. stewart left later in
In tho south.
Subscription Dance Thuradny
\ subscription dance for the younger
set viii be held on Thursday evening
IN quito flown orchestra Will play for
the dancing and q number Of we'll
known women vii! act as chapcrons
ior the AFFAIR.
Al the wOmnn's Club
civic Art Ccnters" was tho subject
OF most interesting lecture given yes
before the members OF the Woman's
CUB and their guests He Is a very
ever and brilliant speaker. and spoke
last season here before the club. The
lecturer Is DISTINGUISHED scientist
d from California, and addressed the
=. i. Glover presented the speaker as
-uecp Student o. many things. Mrs
w y: Witherspoon was chairman OF
the afternoon.
lie began with a discussion OF 4
period OF 900 years before the birth
OK Christ In many regards this civic
ttt center at Athens has never been
surpassed Rome is the second, ana
In many ways il has never been sur
passed Venice was next described in
All its beauty and charm From
medieval times he passed to the mir
ac!es or architecture. the Gothic ca
thedra!s. all OF when are symbolic of
some beautiful ana religious thought
Paris and Vienna OF modern times are
now The most beautiful! cities in the
world. IarIs learned the lcsSon tina, IL
was Irohiahle TO beautify ana improve
herself NOW this country is build
ing cities ana has not the handi-
zap OF rcinodclinG the mistakes OF the
past. That is the lesson of the lee
;ure Mr.. Baumgardt said that he
round everywhere in this country
artistic and beautiful the cities and
towns OF the land. II promises much
Cor the future, though the speaker
stated he found this spirit more in
5or the memorials for the soldiers to
ne made or service and civic use TO
Tho place in which they are placed.
Wnshin Ston, when it is completed as
It's designer dreamed will be one OF
tho most wonderful civic art ccntcrs
OF the word.
The lecture was illustrated with ex-
quisito slides. Europe belongs TO the
past" said Mr.. Banmgardt in closing:
we TO the future"
IN AND OUT or TOWN.
Miss Ellie Branch has left for New york
winter season " '
p, Mrs; Newtcn Mcv"irh has returned to