Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

'ormancN IN John Marshall High
""I VIII be glad 10 hear Of the
'pcHt'oh OF this beautiful play. The
"a"ht mas been selected from
me memhe rship OF tho club for This
cast and some Very a,,rac,i,.a
specialties Will add materially IN ~.
performance. The public is cordial
iy invited.
Marriage In Early June.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Timo,hv
harhnm announce the engasemen,
anu approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Louise. To DR., Au,,in In
gram Dodson. of Richmond. Tn.
''inarriass VIII take place in early
June. CORY
Attractive Card Party.
"rrhhSements are being perfected
tor large card party to be held in
me auditorium OF st. Joseph's Acad
.my Wednesday. May 81. at $40
Sd9rk' Many beautiful gifts of
ma hdwoFk embroidery have been do
mated The proceeds Will he given
l" worthy cause. Mrs. Frederick
"urnhardt, Of 2aOo ChamberI,in
Avenue. Ginter Park. is general
chairman, and all Information re-
Garding reserving tables will be
gwen by calling Randolph 1871.
oth"r ladies assisting Mrs Bern
hardt are Mrs. Joseph Heye. Mrs. !.
Mrs Joseph Alathurr. Mrs John
Singrey. Mrs. Frank H. Mott. Mrs.
VI Biaikowski. Mrs. John j. RYAN.
Mu.e-Trcnt Wedding.
me wedding o! Miss Evelyn Nor
gan Treat and Robert Young Muse
was celebrated quietly Saturday aft
ernoon a. 5 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Fannie Columbia Treat. at her
home at West Point. The groom ia
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma,
Samue! Muse. of Upright" Essex
County.
The parlors carried out color
sen eme OF white and green. and can
deiabras decorated the improvised
altar. The ceremony was performed
by Rev +. Earnest Warren, of
Christ's Church. Urbanna. and the
\. Julian Bagby. The bride wore
a dress Of canton crepe embroidered
in silver. with nat to match. and
carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses.
The ceremony was followed by a
small! reception, at which only the
families and few intimate friends
were present. After tire reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Muse left for North
ern wedding tour.
schilling-Hnrding.
beautiful wedding took place on
"Wednesday evening at 6 O'Clock in
the Barton Heights Methodist
Church. when Miss Pearle NJ. Hard
ing. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
+. Harding. tecame the bride OF
Lewis y. Schilllng. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Schiling. OF this city.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Walter S. Deyerle. pastor of
the church. assisted by Rev. Oscar
Guthe, pastor of 81. Johns Evan
grlical Lutheran Church. Palms.
lighted cathedral candles, lilies and
orange blossoms decorated the
church. The Wedding music was
rendered by Miss Jean Armour, with
violin accompaniment by Troy Nub-
son. II Love You Truly at Dawn
ing" "One Fleeting Hour" BE
cause" and 20 Promise Me" being
played before the ceremony During
the ceremony Souvenir" was played
softly on the violin.
The ushers were Dick Warren, OF
Newport News; Rowland Ryan, Rcr-
nard Herbig. Carl l.. Bixby was
master OF ceremonies. The brides
maids were Miss Gladys Barrow, of
ing. sister OF the bride; Miss
Ida Schilling. a sister OF the groom.
and Miss Florence Louise Jones.
They wore frocks OF peacock blue
charmeuse and carried shower lou
qnets OF pink sweet peas tied with
silver tulle. Miss Bertha Harding
was, her sisters maid of honor. She
wore costume of silver cloth with
court train oTsilver Georgette crepe.
and carried shower bouquet OF
larkspur. The little ringbearer.l Mas
ter Carl l.. Bixby. Jr.. nephew OF
the bride. was dressed in n Little
Lord FauntlerOy" suit and carried
the ring In lily. The flower girls.
little Miss Vernon j.. RroOkes. OF
Washington. and little Miss Mary
Virginia Harding, wore .frocks OF
flesh coiored Organdie. trimmed In
peacock blue ribbons, and carried
baskets OF pink rose petals. which
were scattered In tho path OF the
bride.
The bride entered tho church with
her father, by whom she was given
In marriage. and they were met at
the altar by tho groom and his lest
men, Larry liatnes, Of Portsmouth,.