Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

OF CoiDnci Graham. now btationcu At
army post. south Dakota. Mrs. Moore
received with the guest OF honor and
about forty OF Mrs. Graham'y friends
called during the afternoon. Mrs.
Graham frequently visits III Rich
mond. where she is much entertained.
The drawing rooms were arranged
with bowls and vases Of daHodi!s ana
yellow tui!p4 and white and yellow
blossoms were used on the mantels.
In the dining room 4 basket OF yell
low flowers and shaded candies deco
R"yall poured tea and those assist
ing In the dining-room Were: Mrs.
Brooke Smith. Miss Mildred Cauthorn
and Mrs. james sharp, Jr.
SfnrIoEcttcx for Memorial Home.
One Of the most important and In
tcrcsting charity events Of the early
Z Of Tony. SnrS's famous Marionettes
here OH Thuraday afternoon and even
ing: March 10. The entertainment Is
under the auspices OF the Memorial
Home for Girls. formerly the Female
Humane Association. Of which Mrs.
Frederic William Scott is president.
bors Of the board OF the home viii! act
M patroncsses for the event The
Marionettes were the sensation OF
here Al The Woman's Club cartier In
the season. aud the Jefferson audi
tori1n VIII be crowded 10 the doors
when they VIII he shown for the ben
gift OF the home.
Plans are being Formulated where
By The orphans III every Institution in
Richmond can witness the performance
or tho AiarIoncttcs, ana many private
snbscrip;ions from ind!v!duais al!
uvef me en- arc being. received 10
make this possible Only "a limited
nuuIcnce was able to he acconrno-
dated at the Woman'a Club. and the
announcement that the lnlmitabie doll
mond has been received with the
br .ri, interest and enthusiasm.
~ nc cnteftainmcnt Is given under
society women OF the city. and Il, Tor
me cement OF one III the best known
INSTITUTIONS here. The public is in
yitcd to attend.
ENTERTAINMENT Postponed.
oWihs to unavoidable c!rcuin-
stances. the entertainment. which
was TO have been given this evening
at o'clock in the Sunday school
room OF Grace Covenant Church. has
been postponed. The entertainment
of the circle. OF which Mrs. w S
Rhoads is president. and a series OF
pictures were 10 have been exhibited
by Cameron Johnson
Gintcr Park Club.
charming event OF the spring
season way the musicale given yes-
terday before, the members OF Tho
Ginter park Woman'p Club and their
quests in the Ginter PARK school
house under the direction Of Mrs
George X. Harper ANA Airs charles
gram included Richmond musicians
widely known both here and through
out tho state. and those assisting
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Harris were;
Miss Annie MacDnde, Mrs. Joseph F.
Gelsinger and Miss Thee Wooten
voice: Miss Adele levitt. violin:s;.
and Mrs. Earl Miller ana Mrs. ] Bin
ford Waiford. p!an!sta. The violin
numbers by Miss Levitt and the two
selections rendered BY the quintcttc.
under the direction OF Mrs: Doweli
has s.I -..f g,.N.
Dade and Miss Wootcn were received
with much applause.
An informal reception followed y
resolution was adopted by the club
at this meeting ENDORSING the iris
FOR the Richinand flower. Mrs.
Ernst W. Farley. president OF tho
cub. presided. and Mrs. W. s. Rhoads
introduced the discussion OF u special
flower FOR Richmond
The following proEram was given
}, Violin .Eoio-kol $idrei tHebrew
Miss Levitt
a. In Autumn ............ We'll
o. Contraito Satisfactorily ~. .Tos,i
Mrs. Gc!singer.
a The Rosary ......... Sevin
l.. The Two Clocks. Rogers
a. Robln. Robin, sing Me
b. Loves pilgrimage Mana Zucc;.
MISS wootcn
g. Violin Solo--Bcrccuse ....... Juon
Miss Levitt.
Z Contraito Solo
It, sunset .............. BUCK
b. Birth OF Morn Leont
$, Ensemble wynken' b'ynken
and Nod ,..,..........-N Sewn
Mrs. *. II. l.. smith. lr.. OF this
city, is the guest OF her s!ster-!n- law
~
their home in Maury Place. Norfoik;
Mr. Smith, whC spent thn Weekend
IN Norfolk rs the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. luton. has returned to the city.
Bcil---Wuit.
y pretty wedding Of interest her
took place in Norfolk al the home q:
,hc brides parents on saturday .oi-
ternocn. february -. when Miss
Louise Catherine Nal. daughter OF
Air. and Mrs iIenry C.. Wall. and
Gregory Macaicb Hcil, of Norfolk. were
married.. The ceremony was ao!-
enn!zcd a. o'clock by Rev, W. II. y.
Suuircs, -. D., In the presence Of
relatives and rew intimate friends.
The iowcr noor was decorated in
nslins and flowers. and just before The
tacfremonH Mrs. l.. c. i-niir sang BE
bush.
Che bride entered the drawing
room with nor father BY whom she
stylish travelling silt OF DARK blue
tricoiine with hat to match and car
Tied q shower bouquet Of Bride roses
ard lilies OF tie valley. Her maid
~ honor and only attendant was Miss
Eleanor Robinson Grcathcad. VINO
wore gown OF blue satin and Il
black picture hat. She carried an
eirm bouquet OF Russell roses The
{, groom had as his best man Vincent
wyatt. OF Norfolk. = reception fol-
lowed the ceremony. and later in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Bell ,ef. for
Il northern wedding triD,
Alter March IL they will he IT
home at s2i Thirfyfourth street The
out ol-town Euests included Mr. and
Mrs. Charles *. Willis. Richmond. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. kenworti:y, Jack
sonVille. Fla.
shower far bride.
y miscellaneous shower was give,
Saturday night for Mrs Lnzowei.
Eaiiroylcs by the y; w. a.. of Coo!
ySprirs Baptist Church, ana their
Y leader. Mrs. L. s. C;arnett in thc hone
OF the latter. at Atlce. Hanover Coun-
ty. Mrs. IirOyles was formerly Miss
Florcnco Green. An attractive ,nu-
steal program was rendered ana re-
freshments were served Scyerai
contests amused the guests
large bng containing tho gifts
was suspended between the doors os
the parlors and when the ribbons
were united the shower fell aroiInt
the bride. who stood beneath There
were many beautiful ana dainty gifts
Class In Current Events.
Miss Mabel Brown will hold her