The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Of yellow chrysanthemums David +
O'Neil. brother OF the groom. was best
man. a large company Of relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony,
and Miss Anna NJ. shay. of Merchant
vill" y. J., was among the out-of-town
guests present
Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil left later in the
evening TO spend their honeymoon in
the North. They VIII be ar home after
December /, AT 26iGA West Main
street.
MaEon-t oppcc.
Says the Washington Post:
An interesting wedding took place
Wednesday, evening at o'clocl, in st.
Paufs Episcopal Church. when Miss
Eugcnia Coppee. daughter of Mrs.
Co1pee and the late Henry ST. Leger
Coppce. of Mississippi. and grand
daughter Of the former president OF
Lehigh University, was married to Will
liam Barton Mason. OF King George
County. Va The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. AIR. Talbot. assisted
by the Rev. Roy Mason. brother of the
bridegroom. The church was bcauti-
fully decorated with pink and white
chrN santhcmums and autumn foliage.
The bride was given in marriage by
an old friend OF the family, DR.. Holli-
day. of Orange, Va She wore n gown
OF satin charmcuse. trimmed with old
point lace. Her veil was of tullc, and
I was fastened TO her hair with a lace
/ cap trimmed with orange blossoms.
7 She carried n shower OF Bride roses
ana lilies Of the valley
/ Miss Sallie Price of Lewisburg w.
Va. was maid OF honor, and Mrs.
! Charles NJ. Kerr of Orange, Va was
/ inatron OF honor for her sister Miss
I Elizabeth Mason, OF Orange. Va, Sis
ter OF the bridegroom. was the brides
maid. They wore gowns Of white lace
/ over pink charmeusc. trimmed with
large lace butterflies. They carried
{ arnfuls of pink chrysanthemums Pho
! Ian Mason. OF Pittsburgh, Was best
man for his brother, and the ushers
! were: George Mason. OF Colonial Beach:
! Jack Norton. OF Orange. Va; George
Taylor Of King George. and Dr. Mason
( Smith. OF fredericksburg. Va
! \ reception followed the wedding a
,la home OF the brides mother. in the
Oakland, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason left for their wedding trip. AT
ter December l they Will be at home
at Orange. Va
/ Annual Pound Day.
Annual pound day Will be held at
the Confederate Home on ThanksgiV-
ing Day. \ committee from Lee Chap
Ter and the board of managers OF the
/ home Will receive there all day. Ash
land Chapter. United Daughters OF the
] Confcderacy. held pound day for the
/ home Thursday. and a committee from
that chapter arrived in Richmond on
| Friday morning with gifts for the
, Confederate Home.
Algonquin club Dance.
The second german OF the season by
the Algonquin club took place ON
| Thursday evening at the Conservatory
Of Music corner OF Laurel ana broad
Streets. \ large number OF members
and quests were present and the halt
WAS perttily arranged with ferns
flowers and shaded lights. The ger
man was led by. CLYDE Rogers, presi-
den, OF the club, dancing with MISS
n Helen kclm. and some OF those noted
/ We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin -. Lewis;
4 AIies Nav {. Black. with j. w. But
L Ter; Miss H. T. Marshall, with X H.
K.im. Jr.: Miss Mcneil with H. l.
4 Jones: Miss Mabel Skilcs. with j. w.
i Hammann: MIR. and MIS- James
Swecny: Miss Ada iairialno' MIN T.
T.. Flesham; Miss Gregory, with b.
\ Morris: Mr. and Mrs. y. W. Orpln;
Miss Edna T.. Spencer, with X J..
smith: Miss katherine Ryan. with
Charles NJ Angle. j; Miss Virginia
Lee spears. with Eugene Jones.
These dances. which will take place
m regular intervals throughout the
season. are very delightful afairs.
Back From New Orleans.
Mrs A. j. Montague, president OF
Lee CHAPTER, United Daughters oil the
Conf2.ieracy. and her PARTY, VINO went
on "A Spcclal car from iNltiiiii'i'' ~ - "
! Orleans to attend the United DauEh :
t,rs Of the Confedcracy Convention, re-
turned TO the city or Tuesday. There
were twcnty-four delegates In the
portv. and their stay in New orleans
was marked with any number OF ue-
Hghtful courtesics and attentions, ana
many private entertainments given III
!, their honor IL is OF note that Lee
| Chapter east the largest vote at tho
convention, being entitled 10 forty-two
delegates.
Junior AuXilinries TO Meet.
ON Monday afternoon at O'CLOCK
in the parish house adjoining st.
James Episcopal Church, there viii be
social meeting OF all the junior
auXiliarics OF Richmond. Short talks
will he made by the general officers"
after which refreshments will be
! served by the girls OF the different
branches. All the children are invited
to be present, as the afternoon has been
arranged particularly in their honor
| Attractive Entertainments.
An attractive entertainment will be
/ held all of this week at FOL North
Twenty fifth Street. under the auspices
OF the Womar's Missionary Society OF
tho Union station Church. Decorations
for the affair will be unusually attrac-
tive and unique. Pines and running
Cedars will drape the walls. and each
OF the booths arranged along the sides
of the hall Will have different color
for it's background and color scheme