The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-22
Irving. to Theron Hart brown. Jr.. of

AT small afternoon tea on Thurs
day. Mrs. Irving and Mrs Herbert |.
HAN poured tea. and few of Miss
1rvinS's intimate friends were present.
angels In Art" to he Repeated.
Angels in Art" the most beautiful
and artistic spectacular performance
ever attempted by amateurs In Rich
mond. VIII be repeated next spring at
the Academy of Music. Immediately
after Easter. Mrs Henry Wood, Of
Baltimore. will present the tablcauX
again. and they will be given under
the direction Of the Kings Daughters
for Shel,erinS Arms Free Hospital
Lcc-WOmnck.
pretty wedding of last week was
tina, of Miss Anna Belle Womack. OF
Chatham. and Jesse Lee, OF Emporla,
The ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Womack. "Meadow View
Rev. w II. Grubbs officiating. The
house was decorated with evcrgrecns
and pink flowers, and Mrs. J. H. Wo-
mack played the wedding music. Law
son Hardie and Miss Elizabeth Womacli
held the ribbons that formed an aisle
for the wedding party. The bride wore
travelling suit OF tan. and soft
tan hat and carried lilies of the val
ley. The maid of honor. Miss Myra
PEBBLES. wore marquisette over pink
rhincstones. and carried Killarney
roses The matron of honor Mrs. ].
NJ. Fitzgerald, wore pale blue crepe
fashioned with chiffon and rhineston.s.
and also carried Killarney roses. The
bridesmaids who were Misses Bettic
Lee. Mary Stone and Mary Younger.
wore frocks OF palest yellow, blue and
green, and carried pink sweet peas.
Il. w. Wydre, Jr, was the grooms best
q N -
mack Or. L. c. WomaclS. and the
groomsmen were Norfeet Robertson.
Holt Newson and L. L. Eanes. Miss
Ray Womack carried the rina i'm a
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee are spending
their honeymoon IN the Virginia noun
tlins
Out-of-town guests for the wedding
and Mrs. s. w. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. ~
w. Womack. Miss Lula Lee. Mrs j.
l., Hardin and children, Miss Bette
Lee. Mrs. l.. NJ. Lee. : ). Womack,
Misses Katie and Mary Stone. J..
Eanes 3. w Wyche. Jr.. Norflcet Rob
crtson. Miss Mary Younger and Dr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Womack
Miss Binford Returns.
Miss Ella Bnford has recently re-
turned from New York, and l., the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Frank Hob
son. in Westhampton. Miss Binford
has spent two months in New York
taking a special course in ch!ldrens
dancing under Professor Durycc. She
also took a course in all the new steps
tho latests fads in social dancing.
Meeting of 81. Johns Circle.
81. Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet on Monday afternoon al
wood, 2ilO East Grace Street As this
will be the last meeting before the
adjournment for the summer. full
attendance is desired. All VINO have
not given in their ticket report for the
moonlight given June II, will please
do so al this meeting.
TO Go to Washington.
Mrs Richard Alvey and Miss Syrd
Alvey viii leave Richmond next Tues
Washington. Later Miss Alvey viii
join MIR and Mrs. Taylor Robinson and
their party. to spend tho summer
abroad.
.Inckson-C Ollins.
Miss Rebecca {. Collins. OF penola,
was married last Thursday to Ira II.
jackson OF this city. in the home OF
Or and Mrs Winfrey. of Washington.
Rev Earle Winfrey oiticiating. The
bride. who wore a going away sui, OF
tan. with hat to match, and carrying
shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ley, was ATTENDED by MISS Jullb l. toI-
Inns as ma id of honor. Edward i. Pull
Ter was the groom's best man. Mr.. ami
Mrs. jackson arc spending their honey
moon in the North. and after July F.,
will be at home al 2ol6 West Grace
Street.
Attend Commcnccmcnts.
Misses Alta and Grace Campbell have
returned to their home here after a
tending the commencement exercises al
Randolph Macon Woman's College and
Roanoke College. Miss Grace Campbell
has been a student at Blackstone Fe-
male Institute this year. from which
school she received distinction in ho'h
Instrumental and vocal music. Mise
Edna Dudley was also guest OF The
college for commencement With Misses
Campbell.
Willis-BroWcr.
St Pauls Episcopal Church Hay
market. was the scene Of an interesting
Wedding on Wednesday. June Is, at S
o'clock, when Miss Bess Bennett Brow
er daughter of Or. and Mrs. charles
= Grower. became the bride of Russell
holman Willis, Of Roanoke.
The bride was bccominrly Cowued
N white charmeuse and carried show
cr bouquet OF lilies Of the VALLEY. she
was given in marriage by her father,
and was attended by Miss Tillie Louise
DcEen a maid OF honor carrying pink
roses Misses Dorothy and Marguerite
the bride. were bridesmaids carrying
pink and white sweet peas.
Little Misses Dorothy Sanders and
Josephine Peters preceded the party
'as ribbon bearers followed by the
hride's sister. Miss Marjorie Randolph
Brewer, and Catherine Peters as flower
girls, carrying baskets OF roses. Little
Miss Josephine Knox was ring bearer
Mr. Willis had for his best man his
cousin Marion Gordon Willis. Jr.. Of
Fredericksburg, and the following Were
the Groomsncn: Sam w. Lacy Henry
{. Taylor and Carter Il. Talmau. Of
Richmond. Frank w. Brewer, OF
Gainesville; Lewis NJ Walker. Of Dan
VILE, and DR. II :. Willis. OF Kapidau
The church was prettily decorated
with ferns, daisies and pink roses
forming an arbor at the chanccl rail
whore the betrothal took place. Tic
ceremony was performed by Rev y g.
Grinnau. assisted by Rev. 7. y Law
renee. of Franklin.
Miss Brewer is a graduate OF Ran