Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
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SOCIETY

One Of the largest and most novel
chhrity balls of the spring season will
be the Hawaiian Fcce to be held on
the evening OF May 10 on the roof
garden OF the Richmond Hotel. 1t is
Tor the benefit OF tho Open Air
Schools and Is under the auspices of
The Open Air school Committee ofahc
Richmond Educational Association, of
which Mrs. Melville G. Branch Is
chairman. The maintenance OF omen
air schools in Richmond is of vital
Interest. II IL the ounce Of proven
ton. worth a pound of cure" OF the
old provcrb ana prominent women
have been working faithfully in this
cause for Il number Of years. Each
season large entertainment Is
planned for funds for the schools and
fashionable 8, -icty lends it's patron
age FOR the success of these func-
tons
Miss Mary lIawcs Is chairman of
the Hawaiian F.tc and the committee
IN charge Is planning q most UNIQUE
and elaborate program for the night
OF May 10 at the Richmond roof gar
den Tables for the fc,e may be re-
served by t"lcphoning Mrs. Lewis II
Kosher Madison 75I5. Some several
hundred people viii be in attendance
ana the ball Viii be :. brilliant affair
IN ever" detail.
The social calendar for the week is
concerned win many things There
are Tire" weddings OF note and "a
number Of other interesting affairs.
one OF the most prominent mar
riaIes OF the season is that OF Miss
FRANCES Ncnablc Carrington dauRh-
ter OF Dr ana Mrs. Charles Vcnablc
Darlington, 10 Or. william pInkn.y
Herbert, Tho ceremony will take
plac" a. ST. pnu!'s Church Tuesday
afternoon At 1880 O'Clock in ;hc pres
cncc OF a fashionable assembly az
guests group o: lovely girls will
attend Miss Carr!ugton as her brides.
maids. These are Misses Mary T
carrinIton. Of D,nvillc Mary Minor
OF Ashcville, y. g; Rchccca Beverley
OF The Plains: Evic Freeman Of Ra-
leigh. y. G; Corbin Spiccr. Imogcn
Gordon, Mary Halves and Mrs An
drew Christian. Of Richmond Mrs
Charles g. Bark sdalc. sister OF the
bride, and Mrs. John Marsh. Of New
York, VIII be- danes O. honor. Revcr-
Icy Herbert. Of Columbia. :. G. will
bc his brothers best man aud the
sro"msmcn viii Include: Junius g
Adams. r ". Eaoul. Of Aghcyill.
y G., Walter Bradley OF Boston.
Robert M"Math. OF AshviIic: Francis
Hiddle Of Philadelphia; Charles g
Barksda!", Of Richmond The two
ushcrs Viii be Wymond Cabeu and
Andrew Christian. Only relatives. tho
bridal party and intimate friends
have been Included In the invitations
for the luncheon. following the ccre-
mony at the brides home.
y card party viii he given Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Com
monw"aith club for the benefit OF the
Sh"!tering Arms Free Hospital II is
under The auspices OF the Ecbcckah
rc;crkiu Circle.
Another benefit card party OF the
week, In which society is Interested
rs that for the Crippled Childrcns
Hospital on "Wednesday afternoon "a,
$3.50 o'clock. The affair is under the
auspices OF the woman's Auxiliary
Board Of the hospital. and Mrs. John
Kerr Branch has loaned her home.
.5Oi Monument Avenue. for the event.
The TOO tables planned for the card
party have already been taken and
the entertainment promises to be
charming one. Prizes Will be awarded
for the best scores.
Interest centcrs in the play of the
American Legion. Richmond Post.
which VIII b. presented Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings ut the
strand Thcatcr. and fashionable audi
cnccs Will witness each performances
Wednesday evening for the opening
performance OF Squads East" The
Govcrnor Of Virginia and Mrs West
morc!and Davis will entertain a box
party and members of his staff with
their wives viii also be in attend
ance Many interesting parties have
been made up for each evening
j Prominent girls and men will take
part in the play. which Is one of the
few shows ever put on in Richmond
where the music and librctto were
written by local talent. The play is
written. staged. produced and played
by local talent entirely. There is one
chorus Of the seasons dcbutantcs and
other wcll-known society girls will
have "A part in the performance.
Another in rortant wedding of the
week is that OF Miss Maudc Ainslic,
daughter of Mayor and Mrs. George
Ainslic, and David Maxwell Waddcy.
son of Mrs. Everett Waddcy. also of
Richmond. The ceremony will take
place at $50 o'clock in HOLY Trinity
Church. Miss .Ains!ie will have as
her dame of honor and only attend
ant her sister, Mrs. William I.cfcw.
formerly Miss Mary Nicholas Ainslic.
and Albert Waddey will be his broth
ers best man. The groomsmen. will
be James Patton. Jr, Bernard Mer-
edith. Alexander Campbell, OF Licking
ton, Ky, and Edgar Nash, of Wilson,
y. c., and the ushers will be Edward
Anderson. William Lefcw, l.. J. Box
ley, Of Roanoke, and Elmore ID.
IIotchkiss.
The appearance OF the great Rus
sian orchestra here Thursday even
ing at $50 o'clock at the City Audi
forum will be the occasion for a
large gathering of music lovers from
many parts of the State as we'll as in |
Richmond. The audience will be one |
Of the most brilliant of the season. |
and many parties have been made !