The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

not urge people forth into the deep
Of Browning unless he knew of the
truths and beauties hidden In MS
work and the intellectual vlstas that
were there for the finding. In these
days hard reading and thinking Is
going out Of fashion. and one rsaus
oftenest that one may forget oneself
II was very delightful afternoon.
spent in soaring into the IDEAL and
the turning Of phrases and words
ter mind that he who ran might read.
about that had been created by mas
deception saturday.
The members Of the football team
II Blackstone Academy gave a delight
fui reception saturday night in honor
OF their coach. y. ". Jones. The re-
ception was held IN the large h0Eai
Of the academy. when Was decorateu
with the school colOrs ana pennants'
During the course Of the evening
. several short speeches were made
which tho members Of the team eN-
pressed their gratitude 20 Nj. Jones
for his faithful and efficient WORK
with them. Captain kornegas ai~o
came ia for d share Of the praise oil
his team mates.
Among those present were MISS
Jones. Of Petersburg Misses Epes'
Adams. Barrow. Anderson. Robertson
Perkins. stokes. Of Blackstone. ana
Alss harris. OF Richmond; sdessrs
NOlnegay. .iudc. son. Spangler. Robert
con. Prlvott. Davis. Lana. Johnson
IioGchins Krsbs, Griffin Reaget Bas-
sett. Hardy. Gary ana Dr. Hooks. MI
and Mrs. L. :. Lyon and Mr.. and Mrs
II. IL Seay acted as chaperons.
Returned to Lexington.
Mrs william a. Anderson mas 80
TUNED 10 her home In IeXington. az
to- visit to Petersburg. 70 atten+
the Won.sn's Auxiliary ~ The EDisco-
pal Church for Diocese oi southern
, izinia and 40 Washington as DEL
egate TO shc General Convention 81
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. While in Washington, MS
Anderson was guest OF honor 81
charming tea given by her cousin
Madame Mcissner. IF ,he Russian L.
cation. TO meet many relatives reia-
tives residing there. all descendants
Of Samuel Jordan and Isaac Winston.
Of Colonial fame. Mrs. Anderson was
reelected for the sixth time as chair
man OF the Church Periodical Club at
the meeting in Petersburg This club
does the work of sending thousands
Of periodicals and books 20 many
clergyrnen and others needing them.
For Miss Lee.
Mrs Charles Z. Lee will entertain
the debutantes OF this season and last
IT cards on Wednesday afternoon at
hcr hone. Z2I5 West Grace street
The affair j. given in honor Of Mrs
Lees debutante daughter. Miss Dallas
Lee. and her guest. Miss jamie Pes
sou. IF New orleans. Bridge whist
will be played and tea will be served
AZ the card tables.
Miss Lee gave 4 very pretty little
dinner az the Country Club on Satur-
day night in honor OF Miss Pessou.
The table was set with pink roses.
and those present were Misses Virginia
Chesterman. Mildred and Virginia
Grice Eliza Christian; Ensign Romual
T p Meclewski L. :. n: Mines Neal
Anton Andams. Maurice Langhorne
John Miller Henry Sutton and Arthur
Sinton. Mr.. and Mrs. stuart Bowe
chaperoned.
Brunswick Wedding.
y marriage OF much interest here
took place at Wesley Chapel al half
past 3 o'clock Wednesday evening.
November %, when Miss Selma Valen
tine. the daughter of Mrs. NJ. L. Val
entine and the late ". II. Valentine,
became the bride OF H B. MoseIey.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. J. T. Payne, and Mics Olivia
Moseley played the wedding music.
The chancel was banked with ferns
and evergreens. and lighted candles
were used on the altar.
The bride entered with her brother.
w &. Valentine. who gave her in
marriage. She was gowned in white
satin draped in chiffon. with a court
train. and finished with a garniture
of pearls and silver. Her tuIle veil
was fastened with g silver band and
caught with a pearl brooch and she
carried i bouquet OF chrysanthemums
Attending the bride as her maid of
honor was Miss Mary Greene Nose
ley. who wore a gown OF white satin,
with an overdress of chiffon trimmed
in silver. Her flowers were white
chrysanthemums Herbert Valentine
was the groom's best man The brides
maids and groomsmen were Miss
Marjorie Annette and T. Wright, Miss
Annie Moseley and r. King. Miss
Alice Wright and P. Moseley, Miss
Mabel Rainey and G. Harris. Miss
Louise Rawlings and B. Moseley. Miss
Bessie Valentine and w. Vincent Miss
Lilly Stewart and J. Pugh. Miss Vii
mer Steer and II. Rawlings. Misses
Mabel and Donna Moseley neld the
gates. and little Miss Virginia Nose
ley was ring-bearer-
Following thecoerenym en- Inn
Following the ceremony a reception
was given at the home OF DR.. :. H.
MoseIey. a brother of the groom. In
the dining room color scheme of
white and green was effectively car
ried out and the table was decorated
with ropes Of cedar and baskets or
Bride roses.
Dance Last Week
delightful dance was given at Bel
videre Hall on Saturday evening by
Charles r Cook and Guy o. Beaie
chaperoned by Mrs. J. W. Buchanan and
Mrs c W. Massie. The german was
led by Herbert T. Powell. dancing with
Miss Jennie O'ReEgy. Refreshments
were served about midnight. and
Misses Nancy Drumelle-. Mary Massie
and Bernie Buchanan presided at the
punch bowl
Organ Recital
OF great interest in musical circles
will be the organ recital TO be given