Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

Charles FsiTfaX. me- Mrs e" VIII w %m S Mrs
White. Mrs. Fred Valentine. OF Rich
p pona is Mrs E MSoas ss Il o d
or Richmond. had charge o. the roo
y. Scpcr, OF Baltimore.
Among the pretty costumes particu,
| Iarly noticeable were those OF Mis-:
Martha Mary lieadly. Of Richmond
as ns, Dolly I from the Eollies; Miss Mary
| Charles remnant. as Peasant Girl;
! Miss MazIc Fleming, as Golf Girl"
| n number OF dinners preceded tho
was. hostess at one and the Misses
Abel at another. Mrs. Gray Wattsor,
OF Richmond. and Miss Anne Hayes,
or Carlisle. Ia. presided at the re-
freshmcnt table.
Campers Entertain.
The thirty -ilve young people under
ne supervision of Mrs. l.: X. Chess
and Miss Mary 4. Frayscr. coumseTinr:
of the camp, gave an amateur circus
and vaudeville last Saturday night
In The big living room Of the camp
Rockbridsc County.
The following young people filled
wcll the parts undertaken.
\nnc AAlaison. tame lion:
Judith lIil. MILD ,nan;
Katherine nan and Mary bates aero
Eyclyn Saunders. clown.
MN!iiIi1rSd b2!Ss; ;ight rope walker.
son. as rim; mas;Srs"all OF" OF i,ichm x IN
The vaudeville was equally az; ant
ana well carried out. The curtain
rose on the Garden OF Eden. with
humphrey as Eve, and the serpent
and the apple.
Mildred Bates, Of Richmond. as
got none OF the idiosymcracrics which
are associated in our mind with the
bearing OF the great artists,
yen,riloauist. brought down tho
house by her clever characteristics
tons Of some OF the counseliors and
Resale Morton. o., Lynchburg, as
burg. as the Dutch Doll. created
much laughter.
mock marriage was the last
number presented. The principals
were:
Eissno; Eastman. bride. Eas, Falls
ring sSarSr is. w'3E9% ' tl"Me MoTi2 1
Evelyn Saunders. ministerial! OF Rich
Quiet Wedding.
Miss Elsie Hambleton and John c.
Fink were quietly married in Balti-
more on August 81. Mr.. and Mrs
Fink are motoring through the New
England States 20 Canada and viii
october.
Prominent Wedding.
An important wedding Of interest
here Is that OF Miss charlotte Capcrs,
dauEhtcr OF Mrs. john q. Capcrs,
10 Major Ralph StovCr Eeyscr. l.. :.
NJ. 6, which took place Thursday ut
noon. The ceremony was performed
hy the Rev. Walter y. Capors. OF
Jackson, Miss. an uncle Of the bride,
In The home OF the brides mother
on II Street, Washington. and was
followed by an informal breakfast
Tor the small company OF relatives
and close friends who witnessed the
ceremony. The arrangemcnts We're
made rs simple as possible. owing to
the death OF the BRIDES father Il lit
tie over 2 year ago. Frank Trcn-
bride, gave her in marriage. and her
sister, Mrs. Frederick y. Towers. was
matEon or honor. Major William Be
van. u. :. NJ. C., WAS best man.
The brides costume was of navy
blue tricotine built over satin and
made with tunie cut in four
straight. squared panels embroidered
this gown the bride wore Il gray
squirrel collar and a cOrsage bou-
quot OF orchids. Her medium sized
nat was a..h;oncd OF = fancy braid
laced with blue iancta and trimmed
about the crown with French low
crs
Mrs. Towers wore modish frock
or dark blue geor-ctte crepe made
With an ovctskirt accordion plated.
me bodies was finished with wide
E!rc!c OF dark blue sa7iI and with I
cluster OF worStcad flowers Of many
co!ors. Her hat was n simple model
of Que iaheia naring off o: the face