The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-08

OiNe "a ihoHlaS 1enfy NOrdon. OF
baltimore. Row. J. J. uravatt, rector
of Holy Trinity Church. performed the
ceremony, and an orchestra played dur
Ing the wedding.
The bride wore a suit of dark blue
broadcloth. with hat ana gloves to
match, and carried a bouquet OF Bride
roses. Miss Lucy Goodwill, who was
her sisters maid OF honor. wore
gown Of Kings blue mcssaiinc vcileI
In black chiffon, witn a big black hat
She carried maidenhnir ferns. jesse
Donally. of Louisa, acted as the groom
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon left "a, once
tor wedding trip through the west.
ana ettcr March ! Will make their
home In Baltimore. Guests from dis
lance attending the ceremony were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gordon. "t rarkersburg,
w. Va: Misses Goodwin. of Louisa:
Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Goodwin, OF Roa.
noke: Mr.. and Mrs o. !. F;rrow, of
Huntington. w. Va: Mrs Samuciiil
Spears, of Covinston, Ky.
y wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony and Miss spears presided at
the punch bowl.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting OF the Girl.'
Auxiliary to the Instructive Visiting
Nurses Association will be held this
afternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock at he Nurses
Settlement. Tho meeting was chang
cd from Wednesday, 10 Thursday. ana
all members are urged to be present
ar much important bnsincgs LIS TO be
discussed and election az officers for
the ensuing year Will be held
Quiet Wedding.
a very quiet wedding took place on
Tuesday evening, January 30, at q
O'Clock In the home OF thc h.idcs aunt,
Mrs. G. S. Gates. on south Third street.
when Miss Eleanor I;urwcli dickson
daughter Of Mrs Emma Randolph
dickson. OF IiulifnX county, was mar
ficd to Frederick Louis James. OF
dants. only the immediate family OF
the bride and a few intimate friends
hcine present to witness the ceremony
which was performed by tho Rev. y. !.
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. James left i'm
mediately f.r the South. and Will be
mt home after February IL q. Mia mi.
Florida.
Valentine Ball.
The little folks OF Richmond are
much Interested in the big Valentine
ball TO be given on SATURDAY afternoon
from TO o'clock In the auditorium
of the Jefferson Hotel. All the chill
dren who have fancy costumes have
been requested to wear item, ana tn.
BAN Will be opened by "A grand march
led by little Miss Martina Wall and
Mason Hall. Miss Ella Dinford has
charge of the grand march. and the
ball will be very fashionable affair.
All sorts OF novel anr-cments have
been arranged to entertain the chill
drcn. and the ball room will he deco
rated in red flowers.
OF Intcrcat Here.
An engagement OF the greatest in
terest here Just announced in Ph!I-
adclphin ts that Of Miss Eaiy u. Town
send. daughter OF Mr.. ami Mrs. Joseph
y. Townsend. Of ov.rbroox. to Herbert
jacques, Jr.. son Of Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Jacques. OF Boston.
Miss Townsend who Ia prominently
related In Richmond. has visited here
on many occasions in the last few
years and is very popular. She has
been tho guest of her aunt, MRS James
Cask!c. aud OF Mrs. Egbert Leigh, 1irs.
Ormond Young and others. She is bet
ter known as Miss polly" Townsend.
Her sisters Miss Eleanor Townsend
and Miss Katherine Townsend (now
Mrs. George Munsonl, ara also popular
in this city.
The weiding will probably take place
In tho spring. although no definite
date has been announced.
Married In WnshinEtou.
r. e. Barnett and Miss Mary o. L.
ing;on Tuesday. Miss L. Grnnde is
the second oldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. u. Lo Granalc, of Barton
Heights. Mr. Barnett has accepted
position in Baltimore. The marriage
came as no surprise to their friends
and relatives.
Al the Jefferson
Mrs. I. Is. Neal. OF Nashville, Tenn,
who has been spending some time in
New York City, liz now at tie Jefferson
Hotel in this cpy for a few days. Mrs.
Neal Will later leave for Atlanta, where
she expects to visit friends and rela-
t.vcs before returning TO :cr home in
Nashville.
Coming Affairs.
Mrs. j. Taylor Inyson wife OF Lieu
lenant-Governor EiiySon. will enter
tain the wives and daughters of the
members OF the General Assembly. now
in session here, at buffet luncheon
The luncheon Will be given In Mrs.
Enyson's home 10 East Franklin
street. on Tuesday, February 13. at 1870
o'clock.
Miss Rachel Urauhart has issued
cards for tea on Friday afternoon at
o'clock. at her home. l05 Fast Frank
lin Street
Edgar y. Taylor, of l63: Monument
Avenue, will give IA largo reception on
the evening OF February 20. at .
o'clock. The affair Is in celebration
of the fftieth anniversary rf Mr.. Tay-
icr's entry into the business world.
Important Meeting.
There will be an important meeting
of the Kirmess Association at ll:30|
o'clock Friday morning in the Jeuer-
son Hotel. MI interested in this en-
tcrtatnment arc urged to be present
as many important details Will be ar
ranged.
Home Wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Brietstein and ~ NJ Want, of this city,
took place yesterday morning at l0|
o'clock in the residence Of II. Bret
stein, 2l1T Grove Avenue. DIR. L. n
Cal!sch performed the ceremony in the
presence of the immediate families of
the bride and groom, and the parlors
were decorated for ihe occasion in
palms and ferns.
The bride entered the parlor with