The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-03
SEVENTH AND MAIN SITS.

DE E4N ii AMI MAIN y ..
ceived the guests, wore a handsome
costume made entirely Of black and
silver Coptic Vsils, a Persian order,
aecentuating the Eastern suggestion
NJ The costume.
Mrs fonaily Coke. VINO spent sew
eral months IN Richmond last spring
and is we'll known here, wore an al
}urins gown Of clinging material.
heavily embroidered in silver crystal
and star and crescent or briIiiahts
. In her hair
Morson-Jonss.
The social "Vent Of the week in
Charlotte, \ g and one of much In
terest here Is the marriage Wednes-
day evening. Of Miss Sarah Phirer
Jones and Mr.. Hugh Mnrson. of Raj
sga the event to transpire in the
First PRESBYTERIAN church. OF Char
iatt", Rev A. A. McGenchy Of the
Second Presbyterian church, officiat-
ing The wedding will be attended
with unusual brillianoy, bringing TO
the city for the day and night many
prominent society people from the
/ taroilnas and Virginia.
The bride-to-h be is the Youngest OF
j
I daughters of the late pr simmons
Baker Jones and Mrs Maggie More
head Jones She is uniqu. in her pref
! tiness, brightness and charm ia
! Norite and leader in society. her mar
rage is an event of more than State
/ wide interest.
Mr.. Mor@oh is native Of Raleigh.
He has lived in Charlotte for some
years and is not only esteemed in
business circles. bat Is exceedingly
popular socially.
The church Will be elaborately
| decorated for the happy occasion The
color note wifi be pink, the brides
! maids dresses being Of pink mousse
| line over SILK, with the charming ac-
| compa niment of the little white lace
opera caps which has beer. the fad
! for season. ....,. .
The brides dress Will be of white
satin with real lace. 1t Is ii creation
OF a Baltimore inodiste. and beautitui
III every detail The attendants AT tho
wedding viii he. Misses Stuart Jones,
| maid Of honor, Mr. William Morson.
best man Bridesmaids Misses Sa-
rah White Wilson, Nancy Browne.
Martha Howell, Sarah Brockenbruugh,
Lula laliaferfon. Adelaide orr Hello
ise Beebee, Of Easton. Md. Mary But
Ter. ot Richmond. Va. Katherine Nc
| tIing, of Knoxville. Tenn; and Hal
Morson. of Raleigh. The eroomsnen
VIII be Messrs. T. VI. Caldwell. Jonn
a. Tate, Dolph M. Young. Hamilton c.
Jones. Phil l., Mcmahon, Fabius
Rriggs, of Richmond, Va. John Nor
son. of Raleigh: John Morehad OF
Spray, William Carr. OF Durham. and
Phil Bnshee, OF Raleigh.
Taylor'-kelly.
4 Mr. and Mrs ". Lane Kelly. OF
Norfolk, have Just announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Alice. to
Mr. Walter II. TAYLOR, son of Major
and Mrs. Z. G, Taylor. The wedding
which will be celebrated the latter
part Of November, win be a notable
society event, owing 10 the prominence
Of the families
Girls Auxiliary to Meet
The first 'ail meeting of the Girls
Auxiliary Of the Instructive Visiting
Nurses Association viii be held We'd
nesday afternoon at 4 30 o'clock in
the Nurses Home on South Cherry
street.
v. W. q. 4. Awards
After spirited contest Saturday
afternoon. Miss Mary Boyd was the
successful contestant in the tennis
tournament Waged on the courts of
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'he ht"h fheoiogical seminary an
der the auspices Of the gymnasium
department OF the Young Woman's
'"n ,atioh' MISS boyd 3
uop"S "as a hahosofne tennis ra-
h4D, 'H ,Sa rahhy MURRAY, VINO ex-
hloilea i'V specimens of plant life.
Was awarded the prize In the nature
S'"aS contest ana also Tor the best
contest A tripod the award for thu
lest lahasVape picture. was won by
Mss hat", mayer. VINO also carried
pes' poster. advertising the Y. w.
"a, gymnasium Inc prlze in the
'atteF contest was three Lansing
piin'S.
! oh FRIDAY afternoon an Interesting