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

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cry nj the Strnnd.
10 A.. N. from Monroe Park and
Franklin street The best route 10
jamestown Is via Toano. and the
Trip can be made very comfortably.
returning TO Richmond by sunset.
Others desiring to do so may 20
by train to williamsburg and take
a 5itney from there over to James
srmage will DO given later in the
week.
To Visit the M.rshaiI House.
The officers. members OF the, ad-
Tisory and directory boards and the
act as hosts on Wednesday after
noon ut 4 o'clock. when the State
Bar hsEociation will visit The Mar
shall House.
Concert Mny IL.
On Monday evening. May IL. con-
sert viii be given In Holy Trinity
par sp., house; under the auspices Of
The concert Will be Of great in
terest TO the music lovers OF Rioh-
mond; az the artists. for the evening
whose beautiful soprano voice has
been heard with much pleasure al
both The Musicians and Woman'H
w whnse MISS MIS-, Maria Adkins. yiolinis,.
ranks among the young art OF
voices. Jcseph F. whit.emore. John
ter X. Sharitz. collection of rare
voices and delightful combination.
The concert Is under the direction
be aceompsnist for the evening,
and THIS alone lnsures An entertain-
ment OF high standard and beau
tiful music. tN
Lcave for New York.
Mrs. Edward d. washburn. Jr., and
her small son left several days ago
for New York 10 meet the formers
husba nd. Commander Washburn. L. S.
y, who has Just returned with his
ship from Cuban waters.
AZ the Womsn's Club.
The annual business meeting OF
The woman's Club will be held Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock. Visitors
cards Will not be good al this time.
On Wednesday afternoon the club will
entertain all wives OF tho members
Of the Virginia Bar Association at
reception, and a musical program will
be given. Mrs. Robert y. Pollard is
chairman for the afternoon
Piper Baker.
a pretty wedding was celebrated
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. w. Henry
Baker. 1917 Lamb Avenue. Barton
Heights, when their daughter, Doris
Mildred. became the bride OF Robert
and the late j. G. Piper. OF Durham.
y. c. DIR. Smoot performed the cere-
mony in the presence OF relatives and
few intimate friends and the we'd
ding music was played by Miss Mary
Lakeland. violin!st. with Miss Ciarice
Bibb at the piano.
Palms and pink rosebuds decorated
the entire lower floor. The bride. who
given away by him. wore beautiful
gown OF white satin with draperies OF
tulle and silver lace. Her veil OF
tulie fell from coronet OF pearls
shower bouquet OF gardenias and
white sweet peas. Miss Rita Baker
was her sisters maid OF honor. She
wore ruffled frock of pale blue
ers were American beauties Mrs.
Baker. the brides mother. wore
lowered rose Georgstte gown and
carried pink sweet peas. Little Miss.
Annie Piper umstead, niece of the
groom, carried the ring on a silver
tray. Her frock was OF pink organdie
and lace with pink ribbons. Joe
Piper of Greenville, s. c.. brother
OF the groom, was best man.
A reception followed the ceremony.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Piper left
for Washington and the South. Mrs.
Piper wore a travelling suit of blue
tricotine and a brown hat faced with
white. After June i they will he at
home in the Sweet Briar apartments
on West Grace Street. Guests from
distance were Miss Nell Piper, sister
or the groom, from Durham. y. C.:
MISS mis- annie Piner Iu,mstead. of Dur
oNeill. of Alabama
Children Win Prizes.
Valentine. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. c. Valentine. was the winner OF
selling the most tickets for Polly
benefit Of the shelterine Arms. Miss
Valentine was presented with the
Prize. a handsome silver pocke book.
he big general rehearsal. Miss Tray
little girl had sold EOS tickets for
pfkss ssFe se sSsfaed Leila 10
Graham Hobson. third; the fourth to
Berkeley Davis. and the Nth 10
Leave for the we.t.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles /. Mckee left
Thur ThIIr saa W for Fort George Wright.
United States Army. and Mrs. McKee..
who are stationed there;
tives in Pittsburgh on their way
places Of interest before a ret ssvSrn
f ear sa,y !. ssPtembeT
Association, in Richmond this week
given TO the visiting members.
reception at the Country Club viii
take place Tuesday. evening. when a
buffet supper will be served and an
orchestra will play for dancing from
s to IL. The committee in change
of the affair is composed Of Alex
ander II sands, John Cutchins and
On Wednesday "A afternoon the wo-
mans Club will give a musical and
reception to the wives of the visit.