Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

=. Carries. Frank Dcndlos. l.. W.
Farley. W. o. Howard. Hnrpor Shell
ton. l.Iwton Crutohhcld. Abort Pom
nypackcr, George linrpcr md Rob-
crt henley. There will no prize ut
each table. nnd both bridge and five
hundred Will he played. Players are
asked to bring their own cards. scor~
pads and pencils. Tables may be re-
served by calling boulevard 370o-w.
Boulevard iSa4-W or boulevard
3997-J.
Service Legion TO Give Function.
An affair that Will be OF much
interest In early November Is the
card party which the Service Legion
is giving IN tho ballroom OF the Rich
mond Hotel on the afternoon Of No
venber 10. from 8 to o'clock Prizes
Will be dainty articles of handwork
made by the members. and many
novel features will be introduced.
There Will be attractive booths for
homemade cakes and candles.
Reservations have been made by
Mrs. T.. Lee Trinklc. Mrs. !. Allison
Hodges. Mrs. Robert ID. Ford. Miss
Bell Perkins, Mrs. Willis Pulliam.
Mrs. g. r W. Kern. Mrs. ID. \. Prem
tiss. Mrs. H. Julian Myers, Jr.. Mrs.
i. w. Foster. Mrs rlcasanton Con-
quest. Mrs IL. L. Lorraine. Mrs. &.
L. Norman. Mrs. G. Howard Lewis,
Mrs. :. Il. Livingstone. Mrs. w. Il.
Newell. Mrs w. j. Judd. Miss Emma
Nctherland. Mrs. b. r. Wade, Mrs. G.
G. Wall. Mrs. Charles w. Harlan.
Miss May Grccncr, Miss katherine
l.. Evans. Mrs. w. w. Foster. Mrs.
John Sercy. Mrs. Richard Tallcy, Mrs.
J. X. Bowman. Mrs. u. a. Blcnner.
Mrs. Henry j. Tresnon. Mrs. u. J.
Taylor. Mrs Fred Morlok. Mrs. Frank
Fcrrandini, Mrs. Louiic Milhiscr
Mrs. w II. Powell, rs. Joseph lie
Masuricr. Mrs. T. w. Wilson. Mrs.
Robert Vincent. Mrs. John l.. Bauer,
Jobson. Mrs. Z. J. White. Mrs. c. w.
Massie. Mrs. Thomas Il. Johnson,
Mrs. l.. T.. Horncr and others.
Visited Submarines.
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Smith, instructor
in the science department OF the
Collegiate School. Chapcroncd the
following students on a visit to the
submarines on Friday afternoon last.
Students in this party are members
OF the junior and senior classes:
Misses Mary Bates. Anne Brady.
Evelyn Bristow. Anne Florancc.
Margaret Gordon, Virginia lIoltz-
mann. Mary Montague. Mary Nor
dccai, Connie Pcndlcton. Kathryn
Sllli ilHEEuTE, " allou, ' u
cinia Kelvin, Elizabeth Call, Vir-
pinia Chaplin. Charlotte Christian,
Mary Hinton Duke. Marshall Iiintcr
Helen hasten, Anne Lamb. Mary
Miller. Virginia Quarlcs, Eva Saun-
dcrs. Corinne sheppard. Elsie Snow.
Mary Champc Taylor. Misses Marion
{. Forbes and Alice Grey Welsh ac-
companIed the party.
Miss Wells Entertained.
y number or entertainments have
been given for Miss Wells the past
week. on Thursday Miss Stuart
Elantou, of 1900 Grove Avenue, gave
a luncheon. The Lee TAFT Post of
the American Legion gave recep-
ton for Miss Wells Wednesday aft
crnoon ut Union Theological Semi
nary. Miss Wells has just returned
from New Orleans. where she spoke
before the national convention of the
American Legion.
Officers VIII Entertain.
The officers of the Ladies' OF Char
ity Will entertain members and
friends at a Halloween tea and So
cial on Tuesday afternoon from
to > O'Clock, at st. Joscph's Acad-
envy. Fourth and Marshall streets.
Pretty Home Wedding.
On Tuesday afternoon. October a.
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Mrs. William Edgar Locke. los Over
brook Road, was tho scene of a pref
~ wedding. when their sister. Miss
Mary Emma Pcmberton. was mar
ricd to Eivin Bryan Mars, of Ocean
View. DR.. Fred Il. chcnault. OF
R~,ad Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, officiating. The home was
decorated with palms. ferns. flowers
ana shaded lights. Just before the
ceremony. Mrs. r. ID. Whtehurst
sang at Dawning." and was ac-
compan!cd by Miss Rosa Robertson.
who played the wedding march.
The bride wore travelling suit of
roirct twill with hat to match and
II corSagc bouquet Of orchids and
lilies of the valley. She entered with
her brother. William Edgar Locke,
who gave her In marriage, and was
met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, j. blaine Spicglc.
The maid Of honor was Miss Mil
drcd Jennings, whose gown was OF
orchid Canton crepe with trimmings
OF silver. She carried shower
bouquet OF SunburSt roses The
ring bearer was little Miss Virginia
Locke, a niece of the bride, and she
wore Il fr"ck of pale pink French
orEnndic. and carried the ring OH "A
white satin pillow.
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