Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-20

extensive trip South. and will be at
home after May 1 at Marion, y. c.
Features OF Flower Show.
An Interesting feature OF the flower
SIC West Franklin Street. on May
5. and z. Will be the entertainment
which has been provided. An orches-
ira VIII furnish music for dancing
on Thursday and Friday evenings
from to 10 o'clock. and the best
dancer will be presented with a nose
gay. Saturday afternoon the orches-
ira viii nlso be there for tho pleas
ure OF the children, and prize has
been offered for the child dressed I'm
The debutantes OF this season and
last Will serve refreshments during
the afternoons and evenings.
The James River Garden Club. OF
| which Nrs. Thomas Wheelwright il
president, Us In charge of the event.
Concert for Hospital.
Under the auspices OF the Ginter
Park Woman's Club. the Sabbath
Glee Club will give a concert Friday
evening at Sis o'clock In the old
school BUILDING; This concert is for
Hospital. and all interested are in Wit
ed to attend.
This Sabbath Glee Club has given
number OF the most attractive
concerts of the season and their pro-
shower for Bride.
Ethlyn Phillips gave n miscellaneous
| shower on Saturday afternoon in
favor OF Lfiss Ethel Dunn. whose
wedding to Frederick y. Tucker. will
take place on Saturday, April % The
affair was given in the home OF MISC
Throckmorton. 7l9 Edgewood Avenue.
The rooms were attractivciy deco
| rated. color scheme Of yellow and
white being used.
The bride was showered with many
gifts which were suspended In n
gaily decorated umbrella.
Those present were Misses Ethel
Dunn. 1.ucie D,nn. Meta Dunn. Eve
Nirg!e Parker. Mildred Warren. Edith
Enbank. Helen Gill. Fannie Tucker.
Alice Tucker. Ethlyn Phillips. Alease
Throckmorton. Ina Mae Philips, Mes
danes Jack HaEgerty. Florence Hud-
Everctte RagIand, Willie Thurston.
Dave McGehec. Charles Tallcy. Hattie
Robertson. Fred Collins.
Burnrtte-GreEory.
The marriage of Miss Anne Alex
! ander Gregory. daughter OF Mrs. Will
George Bowers Burncttc, OF jackson.
n. C.. took place on Saturday. April
~. AT noon. in II parlor of the Mon
ticello Hotel, 1t Norfolk. Or Stew
hiu SUM- pIslDT OF inc u iTSt
Presbyterian Church, Norfolk. per
formed the ceremony in the presence
OF only the immediate families Of the
bride and bridegroom. The bride.
who was unattended. entered with
her brother. W. II. Gregory. by whom
she was given In marriage. She
wore dark blue suit with hat to
match, md corsage bouquet of
Ophc!.a roses.
The bridegroom had az his best
man mis- brother. Robert J.. Burncttcc.
Following the ceremony, wedding
breakfast was served. after which Afr.
and Mrs. Burnettec left for North
crn trip. On their return they viii
make their home in Jackson, y. c.
For nride-to-Dc.
Mrs. Vernon Gregory. OF Park Ave-
nue.. entertained Monday afternoon ut
cards In honor OF Miss Lucy Moore
willie, whose wedding takes place to-
day. The decorations were carried
out in spring flowers and shaded
, lights. and there were six tables play
!nS. Refreshments were served at
the close OF the game.
For Miss Cunningham.
Miss Mamie Gordon Cunningha m
Jr:. will take place April 2s. enter
tanned Saturday afternoon in the
| home of Mrs. Gordon Christian, l20i
Barton Avenue. by Misses Julia Chris
tIan and Dorothy Watson.
To the strains of the wedding
Tie Miss Emily Ann seliinger came
marching in drawing wagon at
tractiveiy decorated with green creme
paper. and In the wagon were the
many gifts for Miss Cunningham
Refreshments were served
The out-of-town guests who were
invited were Mrs. Gordon Woody. OF
Charleston. w. Va; Mrs. William +