The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03

auislta and rare flowers. A senti~
mental touch was given In the ap-
pearance of wild flowers indigenous
to North Carolina. The edifice was
scarcely large enough to hold a third
of the notable wedding guests VINO
arrived from New York and various
States, to attend, and who were pres
ent at the magnificent reception which
followed at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jones The ceremony, which ~aa
Witnessed by the relatives and MEM
bers OF the two families. was per-
formed by Right Rev. Bishop Strange.
of North Carolina.
Miss Jones. all unusually handsome
girl. wore a wedding gown OF soft
white satin, almost covered with
priceless old lace. The gown, al,
though In n sense suggesting sim
plic!ty, was one Of the most COSTLY
BRIDAL gowns of the season. The list
OF wedding gifts in itself constitutes
a fortune. Miss Jones gifts include
a string of twenty nine Matched
pearls valued at $4,000. dozen golo'
dinner plates, jewels and silver TO
the amount OF hundred thousand
dollars or more. Mrs Jones' engage
merit ring lis unique and IL formed
of one immense diamond which
covers entirely the lower part OF
the finger and is set in platinum. Mrs.
James Whighan. OF New York. and
Mrs. Gordon Wilson. Of Baltimore.
were the matrons of honor. and the
best man was Mr.. Phoenix Ingraham.
of New York. son OF Judge Ingraham.
of the Supreme court. The danes
of honor wore gowns Of pale pink
, chiffon with large picture hats OF
chiffon and brown fur. and carried
bouquets Of pink roses, The uahers
were: Mr.. Lyman Delano. of Will
mington. and Mr.. Pembroke jones,
Jr.. brother OF the bride.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a large reception was hell at
"Airlie." Among the guests wee:
| Mrs. Arthur Burden. Mr. j. w. Har-
| ri,nan, Mr.. j. B. Hartman, Mr..
!. Lloyd Warren. Me- laxtd n2rnaa. asx-
| Clinton Gray. Mr.. l. Duryea, the lat
] ter a brother-in-law of the groom.
| of New York city. Mr.. Henry WAL
! tiers and Mr.. Jenkins. of Baltimore.
| and Mr.. and Mrs Edward j. Willis,
| OF Richmond
! Mr.. Pope is well known as an archi-
| tect. His bride has been one OF the
| most active members OF the younger
social Get In New York. Newport and
/ other fashionable centers for severa.
/ SSAt SISSY wan AA %stWbGtt f6tS
the summer. when her engagement
/ was announced
Tea For Debutantes.
Mrs. James Lee Shelton will be
| hostess at the first party for the aebu-
tantes this season on Tuesday after
! noon. when she will entertain them
| at team at her home In West avenue,
| in honor OF Mics Aston Drake. Her
guests will be: Misses Mary Meek.
Eliza Christian, Martha Purcell. Eliza
| beth caches. Josephine Clark. Lena
| Miller. Dallas Lee, Evelyn Jackson
Carolina Preston. Virginia and NH.
dred Grice and Helen Heinz
Rlevfn-(-ark.
The MARI age OF Miss Mary Clark
and Mr.. Charles Rlev.ns was cele-
erated on Wednesday evening q. &
o'clock at the home OF the bride in
Lee street. Bristol. Va. Autumn
leaves With yellow and white chry-
IsantAena.rHss decorated the house. and
the bridal party stood under we'd
ding bell of white flowers suspended
from an arch of smilax. Just before
the ceremony quartette compe sed of
Messrs Herman Sparger. Charles
Wright. Charles O'Rork and James
t.eftwieh sang II Love You Truly
Mendelssohn's Wedding March was
PiSyE1 Va MlSS Irene MG1SOWtli. IAt-
tie Al CO Clark, a sister OF the bride,
and Dimpie Blevins. sister OF the
groom. were the flower ris They
wore dainty white lingerie frocks
with yellow ribbons. and carried bas-
kets OF yellow chrysanthemums
l. The bride, who was gowned in q
travelling costum Of blue cloth. en-
tered with her brother. DR. Charles
Clark, OF Richmond, who gave her m
marriage. She carried a bouquet OF
Brides roses NJ as Willie Trigg. Of
Abingdon. Va, was the maid OF honor.
Her gown was OF apricot satin, and
her flowers were white chdysanthe-
NUNS. Mr.. Robert Rurrow. Jr.. at
tended the groom as best man Rev
Mr.. K!stler pastor OF the Central
Presbyterian church. ofiiciated.
Out-of-town guests at the wedd ns
were. Miss 0ttie Wells. of Mnntgom-
cry. Va: Miss Lucy Sanders. OF Mead
ow View. Va: Mrs. Sallie Trigg. NJ 81
wiliie Trigg. Mrs. Jacob Helms. OF
Abingdon. Va; Dr. Charlie Clark, OF
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs, r. c. Max.
web. OF Trenton. n. -; Mr.. Guy Field
OF Raleigh, N. c.: Mr.. and Mrs n L
Clark and Mr.. l.. NJ Page, of High
Pc MT. y. c.. and Mrs. Owen Wiley, OF
Richmond.
Sufrrageffe at Hot Springs.
Il Saye d d spatch from Hnt Springs
Va. on Thursday:
The Hon. Kathleen Beresford. who
came here as the ruest OF Colonel and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson, Is SUI.
fragetfe, although her father, Admira
Lord Charles Beresfo-d. is oppe sci te
ballots for women. She holds decided
views ON the subject and she present.
them in such a way that has made
several converts at the Homessead+ho.
tel. Lord Beresford's first knowledge
, OF his daughters sympathy for '.ths
! cause was gained when he saw hel
marching In parade Of suffragett.
In London.
Miss Beresford's 81 max OF her ar,
currents for suffrage is:
They say woman should give her
. self up to domestic life. In Eng
land We have 500, eco more womal
than W. have men. Well. now wha
& tlr'rs OF dowes.ic life are those 500,
]. 900 wo:ren go'ny 10 live
Miss fserasford n on a riding tril
l to Natural Bridge, but y expected bacl
= In n ~crpae of avsavs. Just before sh
! went away she was entertained at
: atrne- given by DIR. and Mrs s. Wei
Il Mitchell. Of Philadelphia. The othe
q grterts were Mr. and Mrs Henri