Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
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Crewe, announce the engagement Of
| their daughter, Martha Louise 10
I James Ashewor,h Berry. formerly of
Grove. but now OF Lynchburg. The
wedding will take place In the late
fail.
Ting Dny for Home.
For almost the first time In It's
long history of nearly II century and
quarter the Memorial Home for
Girls. formerly the Female Humane
Association, will come before the
public for funds and Will have a tag
day next Friday. This step has be-
come noressay owing to the high
cost of food and clothing. and with
out additional funds this institution.
one of the oldest in all the South.
would not be able TO take In any
more children. ana the waiting list
is long and the appeals very urgent.
Mrs. Frederic William scott Is prcsi-
dent OF the board and the other Of
nccrs arc: Mrs. Lewis Catlett Will
!iams ana Mrs. I.lcwcllyu McVciyh,
Woe presidents: Miss Helen Chris
tlau, recording secretary. Mrs. Fred
l.. Noting. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. II. Seldom Jones. Jr. treas
urcr. Members of tho board in ud-
dition u the officers are Mesdames
Edward v. Valentine, George Bagby,
noildS Nelson carter. spencer L.
Carter. M. :. Wallace. Walter Chris
tian. William Ruinn Cox. y. c. HiEgs,
Frank w. Christian. Walter *. Mar
tin. William y. Powers. Robert IL.
Tallcy, Charles II. Robins, John r.
Anderson, John Croniy. y. ID. Will
Hams, ]. Amblcr Johnston. FhiIip
y. ArthIr, William II Palmer. Jr.
Misses Elizabeth Watkins. Annie
Rose Walker, Annie Christian and
Miss Bennett.
Halloween Ten.
Circle No. II of the First Baptist
Church will give a benefit Halloween
tea at the home of Mrs. james l..
Shepherd. COOS Monument Avenue. on
Friday, from to 6 o'clock. Refresh
ments will be served.
Dance on December 81.
An attractive dance will be given
under the auspices of the Stuart Hall
Alumnac Association OH Friday even
ing. December % in the jefferson
auditorium. This is always one rf
the most attractive dances OF the
by tho young dancing set Of Rich
mond. These dances are given for
the maintenance OF scholarship NJ
stuart Hail.
Collegiate Club Formed.
On Thursday afternoon, October
10. ut the Collegiate School for Girls,
a meeting OF the mothers was held to
discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of forming
Mothers Club. Speakers were Miss
Alberta Powell. president of the Sc
nior class: Miss Margaret Walton.
captain of the G. NJ. c.: Miss Alice
Frischkorn. editor of the school pa
per: Miss Elizabeth Webb. athletic d.
rector; Miss Jean Fraser. head of the
intermediate department., and Miss
Hattie Scott, OF the primary. Miss
Bradford, head of the school, pre-
sided. and Mrs. W. w. Morton was
elected chairman OF the club.
second meeting of the club was
held Friday. and plans completed
for the organization and work for
the" coming year.
Duvis-BoWninn.
MiZpah Presbyterian Church was
the scene OF pretty wedding Sat
urcay evening. when Miss Ruth Bow
man, daughter OF Mrs. Ada Frances
Bowman, became the bride OF Lee
Thornton Davis, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Lee Davis. nr. George Wesley
Jones. Of Monument Methodist
Church. ohiiciatcd ut tho ceremony,
palms. lighted candles and white
chrysanthemums. The bride entered
with her brother. Roy Bowman, hy
whom she was given in marriage,
and her gown was of ivory satin, with
II court train trimmed in real lace
an heirloom. The veil was arranged
with orange blossoms and her shove,
bouquet was Bride roses and lilies
OF the valley They were met ut the
"a ia i, n q.
Morris D. Dickinson.
Miss Emile Trevvett. the maid Of
honor. wore gown Of orchid Geor-
gette with trimmings of silver ami
carried shower bouquet Of pr,-
mier roses. Mrs. Philip L. w. Good
win. sister Oli the bride, ana Mrs.
Clayton Demarest. Jr., Of Baltimore,
were DANES of honor. They wore
gowns Of apricot Georgette trimmed
In French flowers and carried bou-
uuets OF orchid chrysanthemums. The
trademarks were Miss Frances Sale
and. Miss Dorothy Clcndon. Their
forcks were OF silver blue tafreta and
they carried yellow chrysanthemums
The ushers were MessrS. John r, Cot
trcll, James g. Rcnnic, John y. Buck
and l.. Otis Spiers.
The wedding WAS followed by n re-
cepti"n at the home OF the br,,le. Of
ter which Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left 70.
Atlantic CITY and New York.
Mrs. Wisenfcid tn Speak.
on Wednesday evening the Reth
Ahaoah Sistcrhood will have as it's
honorcd guest Mrs. Joseph Wiscnfcld,
OF Baltimore. president of the Ma
tional Federation OF Temple Sister
hoods. Mrs. W!senfeld is n woman of
charming personality and a delight
iul speaker. y dinner will he given
IN her honor on that evening at the
Jefferson Hotel at 7 O'Clock.
Engagement Announced.
MI and Mrs. James Edward Grass,
OF 6o2 North boulevard, announce