Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
SOCIEs. 'TY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Haskins IIobson.
who have been guests of their son
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. ilaskins
,erday for their home. MT. Airy"
spending some time in Norfolk with
MIR. and Mrs. Charles II. AShburncr.
guests, Of their daughter. Mra Rob
crt Davy Eaglesiield. and MIR. Eagles
Held. IN Indianapolis. Ind. where a
great deal of entertaining was done
in their honor.
interesting Musical This Afternoon.
Music lovers OF Richmond Will be
o'clock TO attend the musical given
at the home Of Mrs. Beverley Il. Nun
ford. SOB East Grace Street; By Miss
Fiske. pianist. both are artists OF
ability. and their program promises
to be charming one. MIR. Fiskc liz
widely known as a pianist and com
prominently related in Richmond. is
an artist Of rare talent. having been
heard here twice In recital before
the Woman's Club.
To Travel In tho West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack NJ Parrish. Of
. IN 'r;ny,an Apartments: haze LEI,
in birmingham, Ala. where they vii.
spend some time. From Birmingham
they VIII go TO California. visiting a
mmuHiper Oh hiaces OF interest ia IN.
Alr. and Airs. Parrish VIII spend
several months on the coast Of Cali
iornia. returning To their home in
Eichmond early In June.
Move Ia nirhin0nd.
MIR. and Mrs. Marion H. Warren.
VINO have been making their home
In New Orleans for several years
past. have recently returned to Rich
mond to live. Mr.. and Mrs Warren
haze taken an apartmcn, in the
lioliins. 1924 West Grace street,
Mnrlonrttes Tomorrow.
one OF the most interesting and
important charity crcnts OF the
week "ill be the two performances
which VIII be given at the Jefferson
auditorium tomorrow afternoon and
GayeninE The affair Is for the bsne-
formerly tho Female Humane Assoc
citation. and ~ given under the most
i iu,,, Wa pntronasS in the city
the evening performance. and Bpo-
cial program has been arranged Tor
the children in the afternoon.
The Marioncttes have been III,
newest sensation of the SHOW sea
son everywhere In America that they
nave nay. been given and played 10 de-
Club here earlier in the winter.
The marriage OF Miss Virginia
karnes: daughter of MIR. ana Mrs
W. Wright. son ot Mr.. and Mrs. "
H. Wright OF Roanoke. took place
last Wednesday evening at $40
O'Clock in the Baptist Church, Rev
Ernest NJ Harris. the pastor, oi'icIat-
inG. The church was beautifully dec
Grated with cvergrecns and candles
III" color scheme Of green and white
nu,ns earr.rd "1 H. ! q. ".edi u. m tn
Jr. Just before the professional. Miss
Laura wallace. OF CorIngton. sang
because"
The bridesmaids were Miss Virgins,
Rinchart. OF CovinEton; Miss Dorothy
Thomas. OF DanviIlc. and Miss Mary
Carpenter. OF covingion. The grooms
men we're William !. Bartlett OF Roa
noke; Edward smith, OF University
Roanoke. The maid OF honor, Miss
Lucille karncs. sister Of the bride
followed the ring bearer. Huber;
Parker. and the flower Hirl. little Miss
Bcbc Russell. scattered flowers on her
way. The bride entered on the arm
OF her father. who gave her in mar
Wright. brother of the groom. The
ushers were Gilbert e. Walker. Lr.
and Chapman Revcrcomb. both o,
CorinGton.
The bride wore gown Of whit.
satin. trimmed with pearls and point
lace, with "a court train. She carried
shower bouquet OF Bride roses. Tn,
maid OF honor wore n gown o! silver
embroidered blue tuiic over pink
crepe meteor. and carried pink roe -
and sweet peae tied %ith pink tuilc
The bridesmaids costumes were OF
| pink tanuta. and they carried pinl,
roses and sweet peas tied with blu,
tullc. The little flower girl wore
white rutIied orsandie over pink, and
tho ring bearers suit was of white
satin
The bride is q talented young wom-
an. She graduated In 1919 from the
University OF Richmond. receiving her
degree OF Il. s. She il a gifted violin
LIST and leader in the work Of the
young people In the Covineton Bap-
list Church.
The groom having received his
l.. J.. y. from the University OF Vir-
gina, has been practising law and is
ono OF Roanoke's most pronisin {
young attorneys.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held at the home, about
100 guests being present. The whole
lower noor was artistlcally decorated
for tho occasion.
The bride and groom left later for
an extended Eastern bridal trip. uf-
ter which they Will make their future
home in Roanoke.
At the Moman's Club.
Some charming slides illustrating
old fashioned flag Will lie shown at
the Woman's Club this afternoon at
o'clock by Mrs Thomas s. Wheel
wright, who will also give an in
formal talk about these slides. Miss
Frances II. Scott Ii chairman OF the
afternoon.
Tea will he served in the drawing
room. following the program for the
: day.
Brncht Gard pnrty.
This afternoon az from $50 10
$50 o'clock, card party for the