Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-02
SOCIE,'. T'Y

home. Misc Baker has been much en-
tertafned during her stay here. She
VIII spend tho summer months at re-
sorts In the North.
Guest OF Mrs. nn,Ier.
MISS Ruth Pcnnebacker arrived to-
day TO be the guest OF Mrs. Charles
n. Bayler. Jr. Miss Pennebacker Is
the daughter of Mrs. Percy Penne-
hacker. who is president OF the Cen
eral Federation OF Womcns Clubs.
She Is acting as secretary OF Lady AS
tor while she Is in this country.
TO Snil Inter Part of Mn!.
Misses Belle and Sally Cameron.
chaperoned by Mrs. Thomas Carter
and Miss Isabelle Carter. VIII sail
the latter part OF May for this coun-
try. They have been spending the
late winter In Southern Europe ana
Egypt.
Miss GOWN Guest.
Miss May GOWN. OF Washington. has
been the guest OF Miss Penelope An
derson at her home in WesthaInptOn
for the last weekend. Miss GOWN
aas 1ust returned from spending the
winter months travelling in Spain with
her parents. Several informal affairs
were given In hcr honor during hef
stay In Richmond.
Intcresting Guests mt Jcfcr>on.
Among the interesting guests AT IN"
Jefferson Hotel the last Few days was
Mrs. John T.. Morgan. Of Brooklyn.
~ y, formerly Miss Leila Meyers. OF
l,ichmond. Mrs. Morgan was accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. Matte
Meyers. Both Mrs. Meyers and her
daughter were formerly prominent
members OF Richmond society.
Here for Pew Dnys.
Mrs James Brown Potter has been
the guest of Mrs. Frank Powers at
her home in Westhampton this last
Formerly
May Handy.
Ye MnYe Frolic.
The work of transforming the Cen
trail Y. W. G. y. building into an
outdoor garden for Yc Mayc Fr"lic
on Thursday and Friday is In charge
OF Mrs j. Taylor Robertson. The
whole lower floor OF tho building VIII
be decorated window hoXes VIII be
placed Oh the porch and hanging bas-
L-ts made Of farm hats ana Mica
with spring flowers viii predominant
throughout the main fioor. TIT. gym
Viii be banked with pines ana ever
greens and "a rustic thron" VIII nc
.rected for the ceremony OF the
browning OF the Mas queen. Mrs. II.
r. ingram The WINNING pool VII
be changed To u Venetian canal ana
gondolas viii ply up and down.
The fctc VIII be op"H 10 the p"hlic
and IA large crowd Of mon and women
~
night.
Wnlkrr-Dldinkc.
The wedding Of Miss Mat,yc Glenise
Didlakc daughter uf chy'on h. pIh :
lake and Thomas Burton walker took
Mace last Saturday morning AZ !
o'clock at the home of the bride q
aunt. Mrs. w. J. 4. Fox. 1907 Oak"ood
Avenue. the Rev. r.. w. Billings. OF
lakewood Avenue Baptist Church. ofh-
eating.
The entire lower floor vas effective
- decorated with palms, ferns ana
baskets OF roses. Preceding IN. cerc-
mnny. l.. c. Tucker sang AT Dawn
ing accompanied by Mise DORIS
Mooney who PLACED the wedding
march from "Lohcngrin." The bridal
PARTY met before an improNIsed alIhr
OF palms and cathedral candles. Inc
bridge was attired in travelling sun
OF dark blue poirct Twill. She wore
corsav. OF lilies of the valley and
orchids. Miss Fiossye Allen, of New
nor, News was maid OF honor. She
wore taneta frock and carrier y
bououc, OF ophciia roses. Russo
burton Lumpkin was the groom
btSt man.
md Mrs. walker lief, for "a Northern
trur. reception was rendered tho
bridal party and out-of,own guests
on Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
W. j. G. Fox.
Girl Reserve House rnrty.
Fifteen Girl Reserves. members OF
tho senior Club OF the John Marshaii
High school. have just returned fr"r,
, Weekend ,rip Ia Mics Mary III. paN-
.npprt's cabin on the James RIVER
Some of those who were there max
ing nlans FOR the work OF the comihE
wear are: Misses Edith Bowe, lsabei
smith. Virginia Lee. Beverly tald-
TO. llnrnthN
maker. Virginia Blauton, Elsie Lar :
scu. Lila Crenshaw. Virginia Cow
herd. Ellen Douglas Gordon. Dorothy
richardson. Elizabeth rmlliam. Cath
crime Cross and Lucille Du Bose.
Enlargement Announced.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Is. l!aislip. OF iiigh
Point. formerly OF Lynnhaven, va, an
nounce the engagement and approach :
ine marriage OF their daughter
Marian Lee. to William Steptoce
CHRISTIAN, OF winston-S Salem. y. c.
formerly Of Urbanna. The wedding
will take place early in June.
Marriage Celebrated Saturday.
,Thc marriage Of Miss Daisy Hart
bradshaw to Orlin Curtis Clarke was
celebrated Saturday night at ~
o'clock In the home Of the EeH. Kob-
ert Marsh. 2706 East Grace Street
MIR. and Mrs. Clarke will be at home
mt o200-A Stuart Avenue after May o
Miss Ethel Charming. OF Norfolk
arrived Friday to attend the Isl
Omega National Medical Fraternity
dance given Mt the Motor Inn thai
night Miss Charming is stopping at
the jefferson Hotel as the guest OF
her brother, student at the Medical
College OF Virginia. Several dinner
parties and dances have been given
in her honor during her stay.
Mrs, RhcInhnrt Wednesday.
Frances West Rheinhardt will give
program for the Ginter Park Wo-
mans Club on Wednesday afternoon
at 3:3O o'clock. 1t will not take place
Thursday. The numbers Will be In
teresting ones and the artist is well
known. The executive board will
meet Wednesday morning at lO:3C
o'clock Mt ST. Thomas Parish House.
Quiet Wedding.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret Lu-
ellie Goodc. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
H. +. Goode, of Gordonsville, to
Charles Rheinlander. Jr., also OF Cor
donsviIle, was quietly celebrated In
Charlottesville on April %. Rev
Father Dewryse officiating.
Left Yesterday for Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scay returned
Saturday. after visiting friends al
n. Lee 10,