The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-18


character OF its own upon the music
The "andante conmoto" has more than
a suggestion Of a grooming negro song
The presto conumore IS equally
marked In Its dance rhythms. and IN
more than one passage the composer
has emphasized his intention by intro
ducing into the orchestra the SAND
paper shufiing that is familiar in the
dancing Of negro MINISTRIES and In
Vaudeville. The violin part Is written
most effectively. The fresh and v!gor-
Gus themes in his music and the en-
gaging character OF the negro element
that plays so large a part In II give
the work an interest of its own. and
the development is unsteady signih-
cant 1t was commendable enterprise
that brought his work before the pub
lie. Mr. Zimbaiist played IL with obvi-
Gus interest and enthusiasm. There
was a very large audience present"
Mr.. Zimbalist was entertained by
Sirs. Smith Brokenbrough and a mum
Der OF Richmond people during his
visit here last spring. and Mrs
Brokenbrough went 70 New York TO
attend the concert last week.
Gsrreft-Noore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Garrett
have issued Invitations for the mar
riage Of their daughter. Lucille ONeil.
to William Franklin Moore. The mar
rage will be celebrated at Old Church.
n King and Queen County on Mon
day. December %
Lancaster Wedding.
An interesting and pretty wedding
took place yesterday at high noon at
Midway" near Monaskon. OF the
Kappa hammock River. when Miss Jes-
sic Alice foline Ball. daughter Of Mr.
md Mrs Warner Ball. was married
20 James DeJarnett Jesse. The par
lors of the spacious old mansion were
hung with flowers for the occasion,
and an aisle OF ribbons formed through
which the bridal party preceded to the
altar. arranged under an arch Of ever
greens. similar arch being erected
between the two parlors. Lighted
candles were used everywhere. Misses
! Frances r Jesse and u. Louise Bal
AeId the ribbons. and the ushers were
Messrs. william Taylor Smith. of King
George: Thomas T. Bill Morton De-
Jarnette. of Caroline County. and
Charles Snead. Of Lancaster.
The bride entered on the arm Of
her father. who gave her away. and
they were met at this altar Fly the
groom and his best man. Claybrook
Jesse. Little " DdSblcli Jesse
nepI:~>- of the groom. carried the ring,
and the ceremony was performed by
the Rev Father Perrig. of Fredericks-
burg. Mendelssohn's Wedding March
Was played by Miss Elizabeth Jesse
as a professional. The bride Wore a
gown of white satin and lace. trimmed
IL pearls. and her only ornament was
pearl brooch. the groom's gift. Her
veil was held IN place with a coronet
that had velonged to her great-grand-
mother. The bridesmaids were Misses
Nora Z. GooIrick, of Fredericksburg:
Lois Dillin. Of Monaskon. They wore
white lingerie frocks and carried pink
flowers. Miss Mary Du Val Ball. sis
ter OF the bride. was maid of honor
and wore a gown OF pink satin and
carried an armfu, OF pink roses.
Monday night a large reception was
given at the home OF the bride for
, the attendants and nearest relatives
3Ir. and Mrs. Jesse have gone North on
their wedding trip. and on their re-
turn will reside at "Epping Forest.
once the home of Colonel Joseph Ball
the fathet of Mary Ball. mother of
Washington. This fine old estate in
the northwestern part OF Lancaster
mas for several generations been in
possession Of the Jesse family. The
bride issa lovely girl. and is descended
IN both sides of the house from the
most distinguished and prominent
families of the Northern Neck of Vir-
sinia. her father belonging TO the Ball
family from which Washington was
descended. and her mother belongings
to the Carter family. of which Robert
(kingD Carter was the most distin-
guished representative The groom is
a son OF the late William II. Jesse OF
Lancaster. and a nephew OF Or. Rich
ard II. Jesse. formerly president of
the University of Missouri.
stay-st-Home w hist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs Walter h. Martin. 214 North
shsfer street. The top score was made
by Mrs Bland Spotswood Smith and
dummy. four tables being engaged.
The club will meet next Monday night
1t the residence Of Miss Sue Gordon.
sI6 IVES; Grace Street
Pretty Tea
Miss Anna VI. Bolton. OF 2216 Park
Avenue. gave \ very pretty tea last
Friday afternoon at her home in
honor OF Miss Bessie and Carrie Nc
George. Some Of the guests Invited
- meet the Misses McGcorge were
Misses Rachel Lyon. Clara O'Brien,
Ruby Tarsicy. Hannah Eugiebers. Ida
Brown. Of south Richmond; Eleanor
Patterson. Mrs. George West. Of
Richmond. and Miss Katherine Scott.
81 GordouSville.
social Register out
The Social Register Of 1913 has just
been issued The members Of its
prominent families. whether residing in
the city. In the country or abroad. are.
a. usual. grouped under the one ad-
dress with the maiden name and Chris
tian name Of the women and ths names
q the daughters and sons in the order
Of their age. the younger children. from
twelve 20 twenty. appearing under the
title Of Juniors The maiden names
Of the married women are arranged
IN one alphabetical order at the back
81 the Social Register. as key to
their present names.
There are noted the marriages OF
seventy persons. as compared with