The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-25


Home Wedding.
In the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
r. Hancock. 1908 Hanover Avenue at
ii o'clock yesterday morning, the ma r
riage OF their daughter. Idelle Zulieme.
to ST. Clair Ordway Fuller YVES cele-
brated. Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, as
sisted by Rev. II, Pearce Atkins. per-
formed the ceremony In the purlors.
which were decorated with ferns and
palms. Miss Mildred Lee Hancock, SIS
ter Of tho bride was maid OF honor,
and j. Bransford Fuller attended his
brother as best man.
The bride entered the parlors with
her maid of honor to the strains Of the
Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin," and
20 Promise Me" was played during the
ceremony. The bride wore tailor
made suit OF blue broadcloth, with
gloves and hat to match. and carried
shower bouquet of lilies Of the val
ley The maid Of honor was gowned IN
gold chiffon over apricot satin. with
black picture hat, and carried aspar-
agus ferns tied with yellow tulle.
After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Pull
, Ter left for New York and other North
crn cities. and will be at home 10 their
friends after February Is at 1903 Han
ever Avenue.
Going Abrond.
Miss Lilly Winston, OF Minneapolis.
who has frequently been the guest OF
her aunts. the Misses Jones. at 1912
Floyd Avenue will sail with her aunt
from New York on the morning Of Feb
ruary ! for Europe. Miss Winston and
her aunt expect 10 make tour Of the
world before returning 10 this country.
She Is most attractive young girl and
Is member OF so prominent a Vir-
sinia family that great nany rela-
lives and friends here are interested 20
know OF her movements
Valentine Dance.
Miss Ella B.nford !. getting up q zig
Leap Year ball. TO take place on valen-
tines night, February "a i. will be
very brilliant event, aud ell the So
clety girls and men ara very much
interested in the announcement and
plans for the dance. II has been svme
time since & dance OF the kind has
been given In Richmond, and the
younger society people arc very much
interested In ITS approach.
Weekly Meeting.
The regular weekly meeting of tho
Equal Suffrage League OF Virginia will
be held at 600 Eas, Broad Street on
Saturday afternoon ct O'Clock. Miss
Eloise johnston and Mias Leahy will
speak. On next Monday night there
before the members OF the Senate Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections in
the House Of Delegates. All interested
are invited to attend.
Approaching Weddings.
Mrs. John Edmunds Penn OF Roanoke,
has issued invitations for the marriage
OF her daughter. Miss Willie Edmundson
Penn. 10 Julian Hamilton Rutherford.
the ceremony TO take place on Wednes-
n t-rr -
in ST. Johns Episcopal Church, of
that city. Mr.. Rutherford is widely
related IN Virginia and has number
OF relatives In Richmond.
Another wedding in which Richmond
society Is much interested Is that Of
Miss Bessie Martin Watson, daus liter
OF M. and Mrs. Walter Douglas Wat
son. and Joseph Roscoe Andersen. The
wedding will be celebrated on Wednes-
aay evening. February T. at 9 o clock
In the Church Of the Epiphany, in Dan
VILE. Miss WGtsons mother was q
Miss Selden. and she has visited in
Richmond on several occasions as the
guest Of relatives. a number OF Rich
mend people VIII 60 TO Danville to at
tend the wedding.
Mnss-AiectinS mt the Jefferson.
a mass-meeting will be held at the
Jefferson Hotel this morning at IL
o'clock 20 arrange for kermiss to be
given by the Association for the Pres
ervation OF Virginia Antiquities and
the Associated Charities some time dur
Ing Easter week. This will be a pre-
liminary meeting, and all people inter
ested, particularly those belonging to
either of the organizations IN charge.
are urged to be present. The affair
VIII be under the direction o. Miss
S;ewart. who has successfully managed
Sin liar entertainments In Norfolk and
elsewhere.
Thaycr-Lloyd.
Dr. and Mrs. John ]. Lloyd. OF Big
Stone Gap. formerly of Lynohburg,
have announced the engagement of
their daughter Miss Lillian Selden
Lloyd. to Raymond L.. Thayer. of New
York City. DR.. Lloyd is arch deacon
of the Episcopal Church and has charge
OF tho missionary work OF the church
In his diocese, Miss Lloyd is an artist
of note. having studied in New York
and Paris and having taught for SOW
eral years. Mr.. Thayer is one of the
most successful young artists of the
present day. Miss Lloyd has a great
many friends and relatives in Rich
mond and has frequently been enter
tained in this city.
Studio Ten.
alexander BOURBON Jones Will give
tea at his studio, lie North Ninth
Street. this afternoon from to 6
o'clock.
Burrou&hs--Lyda.
pretty but quiet marriage took
place Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
when Miss Emily Mabel LYDIA became
the bride of Warner Edmund Bur
| rouShs. OF Norfolk. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Massey in
the parlors OF the Sacred Heart Ca
thedral, In the presence of the imme-
date families OF the bride and groom
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. LYDIA. and Mr. Burroughs
is a young business man OF Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs left immedi-
| ately after the ceremony for New York
and other Northern cities. They Will
make their home in Norfolk after Feb
ruary /.
A. II. v. A. Tea.
Invitations have been issued by the