Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
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Mrs. Charles e. whitlock will en-
terrain ut the baby party TO nc given
at the Jefferson Hotel tonight. Her
quests VIII be Mr.. and Mrs Black
ford, who are In Richmond to attend
tho Steyen-GravRtt wedding Othcrs
who have engaged tables are Mrs
Darlington Williams and DR. BuIiard.
me auditorium will be originally
decorated to quit the idea 10 he err
lied out In tho costuming The stage
VIII be fitted out To represent a uur
ScrS' the furnishings OF which have
pe"h donated by Richmond firms. In
tercsting features have been ar
ranged for this evening. and society
VIII be out TO take part In the many
competitions that will be open TO
them. The affair Ia under the au-
spices Of the Opcn-Air school COM
inlttee. and III" Proceeds viii GO tn
inc work OF that organization.
Faster German brilliant ATnir.
hanging baskets OF Easter lilies
and spring flowers from the balcony
and around the walls Of tn. Jcner-
son auditorium at the Easter dance
Of the Richmond German club last
night. gave an air "f spring 10 the
formal occasion. The stage war
banked with ferns and palms ana
small baskets Of spring flowers were
set on each table. Miss Catherine
Miller opened the german with Gem
oral 10 Lane stern. in dress OF
bright green chiffon over white and
yelled with real ChantilIy black lace.
She carried corsnrc bouquet OF or
ends. Several parties preceded the
dance In honor OF tho out of town
guests who attended. Tho out-of-
town guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth y. Gilp!n. OF Clarke County:
Miss Kathleen Balm. of Norfolk
ciaud" Balm. Of Norfolk: Charles r.
Easter. Of Baltimore. Homer F"rgu-
son. Of Newport News: Hugh Kellc-
her, OF New York: Mahlon pitncy. OF
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. Charming
w. Daniel Of ~. Dsvids. Pa. and Or.
Toson Summers. L. &. y.
Guests 81 Mis. Scott.
Misses Mary ie!zer. OF Charleston.
3. g.. and Els" S'roth.r. OF Baltimore
Md, are the guests of Miss Elisabeth
Scott at her home oOa West Frank
lin street. Miss Strothcr is the niece
'nf Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Scott, and has
visited here several times as their
guest. and Miss P"iz"r is popular
member OF the younE"r set Of Char
lesion. several Informal affairs have
lecn given in their honor and they
were among the nut-of-town guests
ut tho dance OF The Richmond German
club laT night
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued for
The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen
N"thcrwo"d. daughter OF Mrs. Alvin
Motherhood, Ia Francis Carter wo-
mack. The ceremony VIII tax. place
saturday evening, April 20, q; s
o'clock 1T The church OF the Good
Shepherd Forest Hill.
y" Make Hume In RIrhm"nd.
\ wedding OF interest was cele-
bra,.d at the HON. Of Mr. and Mrs.
a s,,lE
Urdsy. at II o'clock, when their
ri"c+. Thelmm Terrence. was married
10 George +, Pcarmsn, Or. r. \. VIII
Hams officiating The HON. was dec
Grated with palrs and shaded lights.
Miss Airline Mann and Miss VIM
fred LaPrade played the wedding
march. Tn" bride wore q dark blue
raveling suit and carried IA corsaIe
rouauet Of DphGiia roses and she was
attended by Miss Hazel Terrence as
maid ~ honor. who wore a dress
black satin and lace, and carried
shower bouquet Of sweet peas and
roEpS. Tho groom was attended by
Winfree Thurston as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. pearman left INN d.
atciy after the ceremony for New
York, and on their return will make
their home In Richmond.
HridEc Part. Last Wr~k.
Among til. interesting affairs o.
last week way an attractive bridge
party given at tire Hermitage. club
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Y.
Nash kroaddrs Her guests included
Mrs. 6. W. D.gE~, Mrs. w. e. Las
sitter, Mrs. NJ. T.. Woo;cn, Mrs. Edwin
Vaughan. Mrs. !. Il. Blair Mrs w ii.
ROY. Mrs II. " Mctray. Mr-. Richard
+. Berkeley. Ir.. Miss Il, II. Snow,
Mrs. .. =. Wright and Mrs. Lovelace.
Enstrr Party Thur"day.
The Junior Auxiliary OF St Paui's
Church viii give an Easter party on
Thursday afternoon for the bencht
az the work 81 the organization. II
viii be given on the lawn OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred w. Scott's home, 90a West
Franklin Street. from 1 to 6 o'clock.
Several attractive features have been
planned. There will be An Easter
egg hunt in the yard and dancing
inside. The public is invited TO at
tend.
Dance Tomorrow Night.
Among interesting events OF this
week viii bc the dance given We'd
rcsday evening from . TO IL O'Clock
nj the Cathedral boys auditorium
The committee in charge includes
George Bernier. Cullen Brown. An
Grew nrcciin Joseph Tremer. Law
renee kcll"h"r ana James DrccIin.
The chapcrons from the differcn,
Mrs. Leo Kellcher. Mrs Leo Dreamer.
Mrs. Frank IieikeT. Mrs. Andrew
breclin and AIRS. Thomas H. Brown
Wedding on saturday,
\ wedding OF interest here and In
army and navy circles was that of
Miss Roberta NJ. Hurt to Lieutenant
Charles II. Grim, l.. S. A.. which was
celebrated at All Saints Church.
Richmond. on Saturday. April IL. ut
1890 o'clock. The bride. who en-
tered with her brother. c. T.. Hurt of
i'oanokc, wore a charming frock OF
gr@% crepe satin, with large hat
OF old blue. and n corsaSe bououst
OF orchids and lilies OF the valley.
After small luncheon at the lief
ferson, Lieutenant and Mrs. Grim
left for Baltimore and New Yorl, fo,
few days. before returning to Fort
Monroe. where Lieutenant Grim viii
ne stationed Tor few weeks longer,
after which he expects to be sent To
the Philippine Islands for drty