Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
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~ Newell. Jr. Of Charlotte. n G..
hsr wedding gown was fashioned or
s"''est white satin. embroidered in
pearls, and her train and veil were
or Illusion. caught with orange bios
Soms. She carried bouquet OF lilies
or the valley and white roses with
Z" lace frili and tied with long uiile
S'reAmefs Miss Marie Ardelle Filler.
M Norfolk, who was her maid OF
h"hor wore old rove Georgette over
silver and carried Ophelia roses with
lavender sweet peas and pink snap
draTons shOwsred with silver ribbon.
The bridesmaids. Miss Constance
R"dd, Mrs. John r. Ballard. Mrs
lanes NJ. Rothert. all Of Richmond
snd Miss Ethel Codd. Of Norfolk
wore old blue GeorKette and silver
and carried bouquets OF Madam.
Russell roses. The groonSnen were
Richard Newell. Lynn Bond. Robert
son Capers. James NJ. Rothcrt and j
Arthur Evans.
Following the ceremony there was
a small reception at the hom. nf the
brides parents for the attendants
ana the guests from distance Tn.
house was decorated with quantities
or smiiax aud baskets OF flowers
while stringed orchestra gave rnu-
sic ,hrouEhout the evening After
tho reception Mr.. and Mrs Newell
i"ft for trip TO New York after
which they VIII make their home az
1929 Grove Av"nue.
Among III" eu"ats from distance
were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pavnte,
~ Now York MIR. and Mrs. Earle
Perrot and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry FL
ler. OF Norfolk; Holabie s. White. or
portsmouth: Thomas D. Newell Ir
"f Charlotte. y. a.: Richard Newell
OF New York Lynn Bond OF Nor
foik. and MISS Ethel Cold OF Nor
folk
Airs. John r.. Rullard entertained at
tea ut tho Rose RowI Inn for Miss
Evans and h"r bridal party Wedn.a.
gay afternoon. and Miss Constance
kedh gave n luncheon in her honor
ho'hert al Mrs. Thomas n. Newell
also entertained for Miss Evan. Fri
day In very delightful manner.
A. y. Y. \. ." Meet.
The Association for tho presery,
ton OF virginia Antiquities viii meet
on Tuesday February :. at II O'Clock
IN the John Marshall House.
Valentine Card Party.
IN" Mary Thomas Auxiliary Tor the
b"neht OF Virginia Home for Incur
"hlcs VIII have "a valentine card
party Tuesday. February IL. at the
commonwealth CiIn a, 330 O'Clock
anyone wishing TO secur. "a bies VIII
please telephone Mrs James parkin-
son. Boulevard 1921 Mr. Caring
Ton Williams, Boulevard ius: Mrs
william Jerman Boulevard b255-w:
MIS-. Margaret Stringtei!ow. Boule-
ward $3.50 The members OF the
auxiliary include: Mrs A. y Battle.
.ir.. Mr.. l. r. Hauberlin. Mrs. VII
oh L
Matte B. Thomas. Miss Mary w
Thomas. Miss Aii-ne Stokes. Miss
May FergnSon. Mrs. 6. H. Bemiss.
Mrs. Saunders Hobson Mrs. A. W.
Patterson. Miss Mary Saunders. Mrs
e A. Saunders, III, Mrs. Robert W.
Pollard. Mrs. William Jerman, Mrs,
Darlington Williams. Mrs. Hugh
Rose. Mrs. John Potts. Mrs. F. w.
Tranord. Mrs. Harry Frazier. Mrs.
Quinn. Mrs. NJ. G. Patterson, Mrs. A.
D. Williams. Miss Annie G. Stewart.
Mrs. Thomas Jenress. Miss Margaret
Stringfeilow. Miss Maud Stringfellow.
Mrs, John 6 Miller. Mrs. E. VI.
Crutchheld Miss Irene Fitzgerald,
Mrs. John I.ottier. Mrs. c. Z. Wor-
Mrs James r. Parkinson. Miss Nell
Wise, Mrs. James Gordon Smith. Mrs.
Aubrey Young. Miss May Cameron.
Those in charge OF the various
committees will be:
ARRANGEMENT OF ,ables-Mrs. Saun-
ders Hohson. Miss Mary Cameron.
Score cards and door-Mrs. John
Miller, Mrs. Thomas Jenress and
Mrs. Hugh Rose. Candy-Mrs. Knox
wilson. Mrs A. J. Battle. Jr., Mrs.
Saunders Hobson. Miss Maud String
fellow, Mrs. John Lotlier. Mrs.
Quinn. Mrs. II. y. Pollard. Mrs. T..
4. Saunders. III, Mrs. ]. r Hamber-
lin. Prizes-Miss Nav Cameron. Miss
Mary Thomas and MIR. John Miller.
Mrs. James Gordon Smith.
Entertainment OF Kings Daughters.
For many years St. Johns Circle of
the Kings Daughters have worked
for the ShelterinS Arms Free Hos
ptal. where they have two cots.
Their outdoor charity is very great
and so many have been the calls
this winter that In order TO meet
them and carry on their good work
a Inidwinter fete has been planned
East Marshall Street. on Thursday
and Friday evening, February and
10. from I TO 1890.
a beautiful entertainment has been
planned for each night. with good
music; a fortune tree. with fancy and
utility ware, and many surprises.
Allen Sa>iiie 10 speak.
o'clock. Allen Savile. Director OF
Public Works. will speak at the
Womans Cl,h. Mr.. Saville will ad-
dress the members OF the club on
"Zoning and City Planning" He Will
he introduced by Robert Henley. Mrs.
Randolph Maynard is chairman of
the afternoon.
Al the GrRys' ArmOry.
Airs. Pauline Millhiser Is general
chairman for the benefi, dance to be
given in the Grays Armory next
Saturday night. proceeds from which
will be given to the Salvation Army
for the proposed home and hospital
soon TO be established here by the
woman's division OF the army adj
risory board and tickets will be oh
iainable at the door. Mrs. George
l.. Christian, Jr., is chairman Of the
soft drink committee. her assistants
being Mrs. r. a. Talley, Mrs. Robert
l.ecky. .Jr.. Mrs. ". II. Powell and
others. while Mrs. Lilly Michelbachrr
is chairman OF chapcrons and Mrs.
Charles Kahn and Mrs. l.. o. Moore
will have charge Of the Advertising.
Others Interested in making the en-
tertainment success are Mrs. Ken
meth Bahcr. Mrs. w. A. Cheatwooi
Mrs. j. j. Phillips; Mrs. George Ru-
henstein Mrs H. r. Matthews and