The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-25
Society


known In social circles here. spent the
early fall at the Jefferson Hotel be-
fore sailing for Europe. She will coms
directly 10 ner country home, Court
land in hanover county, where che
win spend several days before going
20 the Northern lakes for the sum
mer.
Prominent Engagement
Miss Louise Jones entertained FRI
day morning at her summer home at
Wiiioaghhy Beach at a beautifully
appointed luncheon, followed by a
bridge party, the functioa being given
to announce the hostess engagement
10 Captain George Williams, OF the
Seventh United States Cavalry. now
stationed at Fort Riley. Kan. The
bride-elect is the only daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Andrew Jones and
il one of Sorfeik's most beautiful and
attractive young society girls. Aiss
Jones Is unusually handsome, and has
been an acknowledged belle since
making her debut. She is of blonde
type and possesses great personality,
which makes her popular with large
circle of friends,
The house was beautifully decorated
with evergreens, and white gardenias
made a pretty centerpiece for the
table. The place cards were hand
painted with appropriate little wed
ding suggestions on them. Following
luncheon there were three tables OF
bridge, and for the highest score at
each table pretty white silk stockings
were awarded.
Miss Jones guests were Mrs. Phillip
H. Prescott. Jr., Mrs. h. Gray Tun-
stall, Mrs. Branch johnson, Mrs. A.
Iinion Jones. Mrs Davis Jordan. Miss
Carrie Weight, Miss Katherine New
bill. Miss Bessie Merritt, Miss Bessie
Doyle, Miss Mabel Allyn and Miss
Diana Wake.
Approaching Marriages.
MIR Joel Grayson, formerly Lou
doun county, Va, but now OF Vienna,
has issued invitations to the wedding
OF his daughter. Miss Annie Beatrice
Grayson, To Mr.. Claude G. James. OF
Washington, u. C., the ceremony to
take place June ~ at the brides home
in Vienna. Mr.. James and his bride
will 1--we in Jacksonville, Fla.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry w Delaney, of
Bristol. Va. have issued invitations to
the approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Elizabeth, TO Mr.. George
Albert Raney, Of Lswrencevilie. Va
The wedding will take place In the
Presbyterian church of Suffolk on
"Wednesday afternoon, July 6, at
o'clock.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kirby an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Noeiwa Canadine. to Mr..
william wishrow Radcliffe, the we'd
ding To take place in August
Delightful supper.
Misses Therese Nurnsy. Bessie Hol-
land. Virginia Shoop and Margaret
Phillips, of Suffolk, were hostesses at
q charming al fresco supper on Wed
nesday evening at Lake kiIby In honor
OF their house guests Their guests
for the evening, who were carried out
to the lake In large touring ears In
cfuded Misses Alice Davis, of Norfolk,
Jeanne Cooke. Of Roanoke. Gladys
Crane, ~ Fort Smith. Ark, Rose and
sully Haywood, OF New Orleans. Mar
gAret Chewing. OF Richmond: Lucille
Paxton. of christianspurg. and Marga~
ret Tohbs. of Montgomery Ala; Wiz
Etnia jenkins. Annie Laurie Haynes.
VI Richmond SaIiie and Laura Iwitty,
George ", Surney, Jr,. Castle Meacn-
am. Of New York; Pretlow Holland.
VIII Truitt Frank Redwood, 60 ge
Artman. g. +. Mosetey, Thomas At
kins. Ernest Jones. Wilkerson Jones,
John Il. Primer, Ralph Long and John
Lee.
Hudgins--Brown.
Thursday afternoon at fifteen min
ates OF O'Clock pretty marriage
ceremony was soiemnixed in St Luke's
Episcopal church. Norfolk, wnen Miss
Mabel Brown, daughter of Mrs wal
lace Malcolm Brown. Of that city, ana
Mr.. Maurice Robert Hudgins. Of
Portsmouth. were married. Tne cere-
ulony was performed by the rector
OF the church. Rev. David II. How I'd
n hAH Mt Al
ing gown OF pongee with hat and
gloves to correspond. and carried a
shower bouquet OF Bride roses Miss
Eva Ehrmantraut was maid of honor
and the brides only attendant. She
wore q pretty white lingerie frock and
carried La France roses.
Mr.. Morgan Hudgins was his broth.
er's best man, and the groomsmen
we're Messrs. Bilisoiy Hudgins, Fits
Lee and Henry Hudgi~s and Mr.. Nasn
Bfiisoiy.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Hadgins left for an extend.
ed bridal tour. after which they Will
reside In Middle street, Portsmouth
Meeting OF st. Johns Circle.
There viii be a called meeting of
St. Johns Circle OF King Daughters
Monday afternoon at 5 O'Clock at the
home OF Mrs. Ramon Garcin. 2sls
EAST BROAD street. All VINO nave not
~ yet reported In regard to the moon.
light excursion are requested 40 come
prepared to do 90 at this meeting.
Hnnt---3iunt
Miss Hester IS Blunt and Mr. James
r. Hunt were married Saturday morn
ing at T;5a o'clock at St fatrick's
church. Father O'Keefe officiating
The bride was attired in blue trav-
cling suit. with hat and gloves to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt left imme-
6iately after the ceremony for Wash
fngton and other Northern cities.
They viii make their home in Rich
mund.
Personals.
MIR. and Mrs. David Scott of Ar
cadia. Fla, who have been spending
several weeks with the formers bro
Their, Mr.. Scott, at 4 West Grace street.
left on Friday for their home,
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, OF Chat
ham. IL the guest of Mrs. John p.
Swanson at her home on Main street.
In DanviIle
Miss Phyllis Jones. who has been
visiting In Fredericksburg, has re-
turned TO her home in this city.
Miss Morson is the guest OF Mrs.
Edward Carter In Warrenton.
Mrs. Jack Temple and Mrs. Slaugh-
Ter. OF this city. are spending the sum-
mer at the Greenwood Cottage. Will
5cughby Beach.