The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-19

present arrangements, .Nrss Jones
will have no attendants.
Jonee-AtIen.
Mr.. William Macfariand Jones,
uon of Mrs. Sam Jones. of Rich
mond, and Miss Amy Allen were
married yesterday at noon In the
Asbury Methodist Episcopal church
at South Allen, Md. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. ], j.
Bradford. Of Portsmouth. brother
in-law of the bride. assisted by the
/ Rev ] b Askew The attendants
were Mrs. ]. j. Bradford, Of Ports
mouth; Mr. Carl Noting. Of Tire
VILLAINS. Va: MIR, L. s. Jones, OF Rich
mond. brother of the groom, and Mr..
Upshur Morris. Of Salisbury, Md. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones will visit relatives in
Richmond before going to Louisville.
KY, where they will live.
Miss Goode a Debutanta.
Mrs Leila S. Goode and her son.
Stuart Symington Goods. have re-
turned to Baltimore, after having
spent the summer at North Hatley.
Canada. Miss Claire Goode. who
spent the summer In England and
travelling on the continent, will sail
for New York the end OF Septem-
Der, when she viii Soin her mother
and brother at tho apartment they
have recently taken in the Ellicott
building, corner OF Charles and Reade
streets. Baltimore, for the winter.
will not make her debut until after I'd
Miss Goode will not make her debut
until afeer Christmas owing to
mourning in the family.
Lee Chapter Meets.
Despite the inclement weather yes
terday afternoon. Lee chapter.
Daughters OF the confedsraey. held
Ian enthusiastic meeting. The success
of this chapter, not yet year old.
has been phenomenal, there being now
more than eight hundred and thirty
mem bers In good standing. Much Of
this success Is due to the efforts of
Mrs. Andrew J. Montague. president
of the chapter. and Is recognized as
"a born organizer and leader. At the
meeting yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing delegates and alternates were
elected for the convention at Harris
onburg:
Delegates--Mrs. w. Miles Cary.
Mrs. Chas. H. Ryland. Mrs. st. George
Bryan, Mrs Levin Jdynes, Mrs. Ma
son Miller, Mrs. Chas A. Rowe. Mrs.
Andrew Jackson Montague, Mrs.
Adolphus Blair. Mrs. Thomas Bigger,
Miss Emma Gray White. Miss Nell
r. Lee Murphy. Mrs. A. P. Wilmer.
Blackford, Mrs. Pauline Thamhimer.
Mrs. A. j. Pyle, Mrs. Temple Roy,
Mrs. Percy Traylor. Mrs. leslie West.
Mrs. ], Fl. Witt. Mrs. Emma Morris,
Mrs. c. Ii. Cloves. Mrs Mary Chal-
mers. Mrs William z. Minor. Mrs.
lC. r. Norman, Mrs. Landon r. Ma
son. Mrs. Ryland Eppes. Mrs. Nina
Adair. Miss Nena Taylor, Mrs Nc
Weigh, Mrs. George vanderslice. Mrs.
Geo. Hutchinson.
Alternates--Mrs. Daniel Mccarthy.
Mrs FLOYD Tyler, Mrs. Richard Tai
ley. Mrs. A. r. Shelton, Miss Ellen
Douglas Garnett. Miss Bell Perkins.
Mrs Clifford Carpenter. Mrs. J. J.
Montague, Mrs Geo. Wise. Mrs. w.
C. James. Mrs w. T. Shepherd. Miss
Ella Fleet. Mrs. J. Stewart Jones,
Miss Halves, Mrs. Frank Stieff. Mrs.
w. T. Harris. Mrs. Burton Marye,
Mrs. Fleming Gaines. MrA Ingalls,.
Mrs Ridout. Mrs. ]. 3. Hudson. Miss
Sue Jones, Mrs, Wilson Brown, MISE
Lillian Mattern, Mrs. c. +. Sauer, Mrs.
Sam Tyler, Mrs. A. s. Autland, Mrs.
Julian Tyler. Mrs. Carlton Mccarthy
Mrs. William Gordon.
Personals,
Miss Virginia Bocock. of Admission
Ala, Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs
Conway Sands.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Jordan Ieake lef,
this week for trip to Boston and
ether Northern points.
Miss jamie Gilkeson, Of Staunton
is the guest OF Miss Annie Hoge a.
her home on West Grace street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles @. Boshel
have arrived in Richmond from New
York
Colonel Thomas Smith Is in Rich
mond, after spending some time al
the White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Josiah Leake and Miss Mar,
Beirne sail from Liverpool today fol-
New York, returning from a years
absence abroad.
Mrs. M. f. Spencer and Miss
Martha Spencer have returned from
stanton where they were guests Of
DIR. and Mrs. Herbert B. Spencer
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burke have
returned from visit to Mrs. II. G,
German near Chiffon foTgt.
Mrs T. b. Lyons and Miss Kate
Lyons have returned from Europe.
Miss Marie A. Tayxor. until a very
few years ago a resident of this city
hut now of Washington, D. C., IL
convalescing from severe operation
at the Homeopathic hospital in that
city, and in able to be up and about
the house again. much to the delight
Of her. family and many friends.
MT. ana Mrs. Spencer wyfnan Al.
drich have taien house near Bay
shore. l. l., for the winter.
Mrs. J. w. Greenimer, of Yonkers.
N y. ID tho guest of Miss Mamie
Harlow.
: Inoenttiafy CMus66 xtSO, BOO Fire
TARRYTOwN. n. Y. Sept H.
An incendiary Il believed to have
started today nre which destroyed
seven frame buildings occupied. by
clothing. dry goods and furniture
firms. ana caused loss OF $3.50. 1000.
TWO firemen were injured.
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