The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
Social and
Personal


The event about which Richmond so
ciety was most interested yesterday was
the wedding Of Miss Virginia Beverly Al
len to Mr.. Carroll IIamnet Jones. OF Dur
ham, N. c.
The ceremony took place very quietly,
on account of the brides mourning, IN
Allen, of No. oo1 South Third Street: NO
date families and most intimate friends
of bride and groom We're present Deco
rations, however, In green and while,
made the parlors lovely ana dFag 5raa,
with tall candlesticks and tapers OF white
wax, making a silvery illrlninauon from
the midst Of palms, and ferns. Mani Nantes rs
maiden hair, and a screen of smlax veil
ed the folding doors leading from one
drawing room to II the other. ranton,rv
Methodist Episcopal Church, ofticiated.
Hon THOMAS F. west, Of Fort Worth,
Ten. W who gave he Ell, away wv She s,, wGIe
ed and trimmed with hand-wrought en-
broidery and chiffon, and carried an en-
gustely bound copy OF the marrl tia a y4w
Charles & i Jones' Jones. Of North Carolina
Among those who came from distance nee
were: Mrs. A. N. West. Of Yves land," :,
the BRIDE Miss Anna and Miss Rosa Good
West IVES and Miss Allie West. Of Fort Worth.
Tex; Mrs. Frank West Allen and little
daughter of Oklahoma: Misses Marie and
Julie kupfer OF WashlIngton , NJ ". q ~. ,,es
Jones. Mr.. John Rose, Mr. Charles Pen
lex, Mr.. Chambers 6, WALLACE; al OF
North Carolina and Mr. John Plnder, OF
The bride is the daughter Of the late
M. "A. Allen, who for many, years was
identified with the social and business life
connected with the Vests Chiles and a
lies, ''Westland," her grandparents
home, being synonym for aboundlns
hospitality and refinement.
The groom, native OF Durham, IS
ono Of the most popular young men IN me
old North State, and belongs to It's best
the firm of Jones & Wallace, State man
ayers In North Carolina for the f1deity
Mutual Life Insurance Company. With
his bride he left last night for an extend,
ed wedding tour, The young couple VIII
travel for some months. after which they
will make their home in Greensboro. Cen
fact of Mrs Jones leaving Richmond. She
is lovely girl and has always enjoyed
belleship here, where she has great
number of warm personal friends
Mr., John w: Chandler, the son Of Mr.:
Green, who for some, years has been
tuesday, July 2sth, in Fort Worth to
Miss Pattie May Renfro. Of Franklin,
Tex The announcement is one of in
terest to Mr.. Chambers many Virginia
friends.
Much pleasure will be felt by the many
ner Robins the son of Colonel and Mrs
William T. Robins, over the news that
he has most Hreditably pa asse bis MS e en-
duties Of his cadetship IN the United States
Mr. Robins was appointed b 6y cT1srss5-
He left Richmond the last Of June. and
was splendIdly coached for his eXamina-
ton by Mr.. Jerome Denna, OF New YORK,
His success was all the more remarkahie
because he accepted position with the
Southern Bell Telephone Company dur,
ing his graduation year at RcKnond
High School, and has remained with the
company for three years since. his period
of'preparation extending over only a few
weeks,
Mr.. Robins Is, just twenty years old, He
few weeks acknowledging his letters of
coneratulation, which he heartily de-
serves, being young gentleman of tho
nnest character and endowed With great
popularity.
The famous smoot stock farm, located
sold recently to Mr.. Harry X Russell,
of Winchester, Va,
Personal Mention.
Judge George X, Anderson, of Clifton
Forge, is spending a few days of this
week in Richmond
Miss Alice NJ, ,,West, Of "wsstland,,"
Louisa anS sopn ad Rte Franz "a Msst AL
are the guests of Mrs. Alice West Allen
at NO. 3ol South Third Street.
Miss Fannie d. Moseley of Richmond,
Is AZ Atlantic City with party from
Kentucky.
Mrs. F. Bottishemer and daughter. Sara,
LETT yesterday for Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Scott and family
arc summering al their lovely country
home. Royal Orchard" near Alton.
Colonel and Mrs. a. $. Butord are spend
ing this week with Mrs. Scott