Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
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,y Miss Clara Diana Cummings. OF
Washington. daughter Of Surgeon
general Cummings. will arrive in
richmond this week to no the guest
or ., MISS Frances Scott ut her home.
~ West Franklin Street. A mum DER
% informal affairs have been planned
in this city.
In New York.
MISS; bliss Anne Iiawes and her guest.
MISS judith Quaintance. who has
peen visiting hero for the past sew
erai weeks. have left for New York
time. Miss Hawes and Miss Quaint
ancc spent the week end at Annnp-
oils. Md. where they attended the
hops ut the United States Naval
Miss Halves will return to her
nome hero tho latter part OF tho
Ten for Mrs. Lee.
~ pretty informal affair of ycstcr-
aay afternoon was the tea given By
Mrs. Marshall Milton and her sister,
Mrs; ]. NJ Wilson. In honor OF their
mother. Mrs. William Byrd Lee. OF
gloucester. who Is their guest here
Tor several weeks. The affair was
given at the home OF Mrs. Horace
seventy-hye guests wero present.
The pariors were decorated every
WnsTe IN spriEE fowe:s ana :an.lles
The tea table. Mrs. Milton and Mrs.
Wilson received with tho guest OF
honor. and Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins
poured tea.
Benefit Card Party.
ANOTHER society event OF the week
"nl DE the card party TO be held at
the home Of Mrs. William L. Reed.
2sVI Monument Avenue. at $3.50
o'clock. under the auspices OF the
Girls Auxiliary TO the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Association. This or
Hanization includes in its membership
many prominent society women and
girls OF tho city.
Tables may be reserved BY telc-
phoning Hrs. Rober: Preston, Boulc-
ward 1921. and guests are asked TO
bring their own cards.
u. ID. e. Cnrd Party.
an interesting afrair Of Tuesday
was the card party rendered by Rich
the Jefferson Hotel. Mrs. John G.
Corley was chairman for the event.
aWs ass by Mrs Howard Euskols.
Bauer. Ars. j. X. Bowman. Mrs. J. e.
Woodhn and Miss Emma Netheriand.
More than one hundred tables were
engaged In playing and quite nice
sum was realized for the work OF the
organization.
Hnrd!-HrIInmy.
place in Norfolk a, 1870 o'clock Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mr
and Mrs. II. Marshall Bellnmy. in
l,::hsrchm9nt. When their daughter. Miss
bride OF Irving WESLEY Hardy, son 81
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hardy. OF VIII
lnington. Ind, with Rev. ID. y. Me-
l:auohlin. OF the Second prcsbyterIan
haugh. cousin OF the bride. was
her rnatron Of honor. and Miss Kath-
crime Saryey. OF Richmond. also a
cousin Of the bride. was maid OF
hOnOF IN tyn 1fti !, -
ton bowden and Lcmucl Bowden, Jr.,
daughter and son OF Mr.. and Mrs
I..muc! Bowdcr. were ribbon bearers
The groom had as his best man Ar
thur Root
Following, the ceremony there was
an informal reception. after which
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy left for an ex-
o!;own guests who attended the
wedding were airs. Sallie VI. survay.
OF Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Everett Epperson. OF Washington and
Stuart NJ. Ragiand. OF Richmond
Ii"ncrs for Brihc.
Miss Mary y. Hatcher. Of COZ
Gri'hth avenue entertained Thurs
Florence pillow. who will be married
Saturday afternoon to WcightInan
Edwards, of New York City. Miss
Hatcher VIII bc one OF the brides
maids. The lower 1oor If n. house
was arranged as 1. Japanese garden
and rcfreshnants served Miss Eliza
beth Ed,SS rds, the groom's sister and
maid OF honor. poured tea.
Tho bride. to the strains of the
"WeddinB March" was conducted by
her bridesmaids TO a veT:!blc shower
OF Household Helps concealed by
Japanese paraSoi.
Among those present from out OF
town We're Miss Elizabeth Edwards,
OF New York City. and Miss Carrie
Roberts. OF Newport News.
Married I'm Washington.
\ marriage OF much interest in
this city is that OF Miss Lillian Stahl
CARRIER, to Robert KeHt Kay, which
took place in WASHINGTON Monday.
April il. The bride - the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. CARRIER.