The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-03


Mrs. Horace Jones, 201 East Franklin
street, Will move to 206 West Main
street, some time this month
Leaves for Curtis Neck.
Miss Rosalle M stone, Of this city,
will leave shortly for Curtis Neck, Hen
rico, where she will have charge OF
school for the coming session. Miss
Stone spent the summer most delights
fully at the University Of Virginia,
where she attended the Summer Nor
mai at that place and completed Che
first half OF the professional course.
or interest Here.
Miss Clara Thompson Chase, the
| only daughter of Rev. U. Dempster
Chase OF Utica, N. Y, and william An
| thony Avery, OF Hampton, were quietly |
/ married ut the home of the brides
brother, Arthur w. Chase, 321 Fifty
1 sixth street, Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock The ceremony was performed
by the brides father, and only few
of the relatives were present.
The bride wore a gown Of white
| lingerie, hand embroidered and hand
made. Her going away costume was a.
tailored suit of stone blue The only
i attendant was Master Stanhope Chase
as the ring bearer The house decora-
lions were in yellow and green.
After the ceremony wedding sup
per was served, and the bride and
groom left later for Richmond and the
mountains of Virginia. On their re.
turn they will make their home In
Hampton. Mr.. Avery is instructor In
history at the Hampton Normal and
Agricultural Institute, and Is the bust
. ness manager OF the Southern Work.
man. a publication of that institute.
E;ntertnin on Yacht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allmand Blow enter
: tanned yesterday afternoon at q charm
: ing informal tea given on board their
e Yacht. The Kosagaa5 Their guests
E were the Misses Blacknall, Mrs j. Y.
|, s. Mitchell. Mrs. j. Cabell Dabney, Miss
. Mona whittle and MISS Honoria Mitch
}. ell Mr.. and Mrs. Blow. who have been
{ cruising forsseveral days, returned to
y "Belleville." their country home, In
u Gloucester county
i Mr. and Mrs. Blow have frequently
c visited in Richmond as the guests OF
Z Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Royan and
their charming house parties always
include Richmond guests.
Home Wedding.
=, very quiet wedding was celebrated
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs Il. s.
Duke. 1907 West Main Street Thurs
day evening at $50 O'Clock. when Miss
;. Violet v. Duke became the bride Of
n Philip j. Devote.
:. The wedding March was rendered b,
IL Cleveland e. and Miss Ora Duke
:, brother and sister of the bride. TIT
- bride wore travelling suit of blue
80 with hat and gloves to match. ant
=. carried a beautiful bouquet OF carna
"a tions. Mr.. Devote is employed IN IN
money order division of the Unite
States post-office.
After brief Northern tour OF sew
We eral of the largest cities. includin
a New York and Saratoga Springs. Nj
I'D and Mrs. Devote win be at home t
IS. their friends at 1os North Rowan
IN street Miss Adelaide Allsbrook &C
- companicd the bride and groom
their honeymoon.
q Sails for Germany.
"a DR.. c. AIphonso Smith. who will hol
X the Roosevelt lectureship at the un
IN Sersity of Berlin next session, sane
~ Tuesday from New York on she kroi
prinz Wilhelm. He Will spend TT
month travelling in Germany oetore u
University of Berlin opens.
DR.. Smiths family will sail for FL
rope and join him in about month.
Dance In Roanoke.
Miss Mary Dodd Fox, OF Roanok
entertained a large number OF
friends at dance at the Count
Club Wednesday night, which was o.
OF the pfeLliese ana mise Nt''o' -,
entertainments given this season.
club house was most attracttvely de
Grated with plants. foliage, cut fowe
and numerous lights. The german a
ures were led by w. stroth
Jones and Roger Graft. Dainty SEQ
!. i cards were used
Ill Chaperons We're: DR.. and Mrs. 9.
Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. George VanLes
Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Newton, \
and Mrs. Edward W. Tinsley, MI
we Rosa Tinsley, Miss NJ. L. Critz.
de- Among those dancing was Miss Ru
Hart of Richmond.
In and Out Of Town.
Miss Poythress, who has been spen
ing the latter part OF August at sprt
Lake Beach, N. J., has returned
Richmond.
Mrs. katherine Hoffman. OF q
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