The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

crosses with blue rlbbons. and car,
ried white baskets nlled with Kiliar-
ney roses and smilax. Little Miss
Lucille Johnson, tho ring-bearer, was
dressed in white lingerie and wore
blue ribbons. and carried the ring In
largo pink rose tied with pink talls
streamers. :. 3 g
The bride entered with her father.
Charles Fletcher Field. who gave her
In marriage. She was gowned in.
duchess satin. with court train,
draped In chiffon crepe and fastened
with rosebuds: long tulle veil fast
ened with rosebuds. and carried bou-
quet Of roses. with a shower OF lilies
OF the valley. The groom entered with
his brother as his best man. Guy
Johnson. OF Baltimore. The grooms-
men were Sidney Childress and SAM
uel Brooks. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. q. q. Martin, pastor
OF the church.
Northern wedding journey, and will
be at homo in Radford after May /.
They will visit Roanoke before going
to Radford. Tho brides travelling COS
tune was tan colored tailored suit.
with hat to match.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fletcher Field. Of Raleigh
Court, and the. groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Johnson. of Radford and
holds responsible position with the
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company
in Radford.
attend this wedding were MIR. and Mrs.
"A. 3. Johnson, parents Of the groom;
his sisters. Misses Maude and Agnes
johnson. OF Radford. and brother, Guy
Johnson, OF Baltimore: Mrs. Bette
Field. an aunt Of the bride. and Miss
Nancy Harris, of Leaksvilie, N. C.: j.
Stout Of Danyille: George Stout. of
Richmond, and Mrs. Il. n Lasley, of
stanton.
kCard Club Entertained.
The Monday evening Five Hundred
Club was entertained last week by
Miss Marie q. Timberlake at her home
2036 West Grace Street. The special
guests of the club on this occasion
were Miss Juanita Horner. of Wilson
N. c., and Messrs James W. Cobb OF
Rocky Mount. N. c., and L. Reed
Traverse. Five tables were engaged
and the girls prize was won by the
hostess, who very gracefully presented
was presented to j. Warfield Bear, who
! tied with Arthur Marvin for It, Sup
per was served at the card tables, and
Informal dancing followed.
The next meeting of the club will be
lheld on April 2S at the home of Miss
ZuIieno Duval. 1402 Porter Street,
South Richmond.
Musicale Friday.
On Friday evening, April %, a very
attractive musicale will be given at
the Leigh Street Baptist Church, cor
ner of Twenty-ifth and Leigh Streets,
by the Northside orchestra, assisted by
Miss Marlborough and Miss Florence
Dancey. The affair will be very in
teresting one, and the public is invited.
Meetings This Week.
The Helping Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet tomorrow afternoon at
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Seay, 314 North Twenty Street
All members are urged to be present
at this meeting.
There will be very important
called meeting of ST. Johns Circle of
Kings Daughters on Monday after
noon at o'clock This meeting will
be held at the residence of Mrs, B. A.
Hord. 1900 East Broad Street, and
every member is asked to attend. Re-
ports will be made from the various
committees in charge of the enter
tsinment given by the circle April 10,
and other important business Is to be
discussed.
Another meeting of interest to be
held this week is the annual meeting
of the Virginia Association Opposed
to Womans Suffrage. This meeting
takes place on Wednesday morning,
April %. at IL O'clock in Room GAO
of the Jefferson Hotel, and q full at
tendance is desired.
yesper Service.
The vesper service will be held as
usual this afternoon by the Young
Women's Christian Association at 40
O'Clock at the gymnasium, corner of
Fourth and Cary Streets. A short song
service will be held. and an interest
ing program has been arranged.
-Sparrow-Wright.
Very pretty marriage took place
in the parlor of the Monticello Hotel
in Norfolk Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. when Miss Clara Wilson
Wright. of Washington. N. c.. became
the bride of McHarley Grey Sparrow, OF
that place. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Sparks w. Melton
In the presence OF only a few of the
closest friends OF the couple. The bride
wore suit of blue cloth with hat
and gloves to match. and a corsage
bouquet of Parma yiolets.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Sparrow left for New York
City, and after an extended Northern
tour will return to their home in Wash
: ington, where Mr. Sparrow has ex.
t tensive business interests
1 In and Out OF Town.
: Mrs. Frederick f. Noting. her chill
turned to Richmond. after visit tc
Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Rumn Cox is returning
on Monday from the Cox plantation
In North Carolina, where she has been
, for several days
/ Mrs. David English Dallam Jr, OF
! Germantown, Pa. is the guest of Mrs
. Charles Spicer on Floyd Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson have
returned to mt. Airy" after attending
the -Patteson wedding here.
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! Miss Mary Archer, of Powhatar
, County, is the guest of friends and
relatives in Richmond for the week
end.
Peyton Coles has returned to Able
marie. after spending several days In
| this city.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom TAYLOR and Miss