The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-26

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friends at dinner, and with the guests
Afterwards participated In the dancing
iii late hour. Saturday night is
hammer night, FOR then the new
/ dances are tried out" and lovers of
II the turkey trot," the crab crawl"
and the fish walk. can dance them
II their hearts content without fear
u III intervention Among those dane
fnc Saturday night were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Hume. Mr.. and Mrs.
stuart Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Dula, Mr..
/ and Mrs Nathaniel l.. Massey. Mr..
and Mrs John Guy. Misses Charlotte
Jones, warfield Crenshaw, Mary Cow
fngton Evans. Annette Datney, Elsie
\ Parrish. Mary Scarborough. Posie
n Meredith, Martha Martin. Martha
i Purcell, Evelyn BYRD Warwick, Eliza
beth treaves of the University OF
virginia, Lucille Massey. Marie k"iner.
Martha Robinson. Louise Richardson.
7 Gladys wadge. of Baltimore; Dorothy
Harrison, Elsie Harrison. Daisy Boy
kin, Katherine Gum, Julia Joynes.
Emma Gray White, Della Davenport
y Mics Whiting, of Baltimore; Camilla
Wexford, Josephine Ellet, Lena Miller
and Messrs. peyton Fleming. Childrey
4 Scott. John NJ. Miller. Jr., Raymond
i Massey, NJ. r. Gillian, John Royal
3 Morris Langhorn. Charles Button
Couibourn. Richard WORKMAN, George
Fitzgerald. Stuart Leake, William
4 TrigR, paiii Payne, Richard osterloh.
L Lawrence Parsons. Sherwood Parsons
Walter Briggs, Edward Harris. G. r.
Palmer, II. w. Sample, Carl Walker,
Christian Nowlln, William Miller, Car
ter Grundy, James Gwatkins. Catesby
Jones, Charles Miller. Eghet GILES. =.
st. George Coof, Bradford Walker.
! Lawrence Berry. Alexander Weddle,
~ 49, fkrv- NIL ~ J. spa 1nhn
i Ball John Elicit, and others.
At the Woman's Club.
There will be an informal tea AT
B the Wonaan's club this afternoon from
Il tot o'clock. These affairs are al
ways very enjoyable and quite popular
u with the members being the occasion
4 for some very interesting gather
tnEs. The Monday afternoon teas
Z ut the club will DO continued until
further notice.
benefit Performance
The Loving Circles OF Kings Daugh-
sers will give a benefit performance
\ ut the Little Theater on Thursday
May 2sth, from il A. NJ, to II z. NJ.
The entertainment is given for the
benefit of the Sheltering Arms Free
I hospital and the list of patrons in
Ciudes some Of the most prominent
women in the city.
At the Art Club
Mrs George !. Bull of Paris.
France. will give a very interesting
L talk at the Richmond Art club Tues
day afternoon at s o'clock on "Stud-
ent Life in Paris" to which the mem
bers of the club and their friends
are cordially invited.
Mrs Bull IL charming and gifted
woman and has spent much OF her
U life IN Paris, where she now makes
her home She is deeply interested in
art and the members of the club are
indeed fortunate In having her for
Tuesday afternoon, IA she has studied
and travelled quite a good deal collect
II ing a wonderful store of pictures for
4 herself Mrs. Buil was former
n " Miss Sue Caldwell, Of Columbia.
Ss = G., and frequently visited Richmond
Il before her marriage. The usual in
q formal tea will follow Mrs. Bulls
4 talk.
Interesting Wedding.
very pretty marriage was sol
emnized at Jonesboro Baptist church,
In Brunswick county, on Tuesday at
s o'clock f. NJ, May 29th. when Miss
Susie Lee Jones became the bride of
Mr.. George f. Allen, of Victoria. vir-
I gfnia.s
The bride ia an accomplished
Jones, of Brydie, Lunenburg county,
E and has made many friends in Wash
4 ington ID. G.. where she was edu
Gated, as well SIS in Virginia. The
groom IL fl promising Young lawyer
OF Victoria Lunenburg county. where
\ he has enjoyed a successful practice
OF his profession since his gradua~
u ton from the law class Of 1910 OF the
University Of Virginia
The church was beautifully and
4 tAstefuily decorated IN white and
pink over a background Of ever
greens. daisies and roses. Festoons
/ OF white and pink paper We're sus-
pended from. the large green arch at
n the altar to the walls of the church.
n The darkened church was lighted by
D candles around the altar during the
4 ceremony, Messrs ". r. Nelson Of
81 Innenburg. G. X. Stokes. y. S. Turn
hull, Jr.. of Victoria. and r. Gray
son Dashiell. Of Richmond, acted as
& nshers.
81 The hridemaids were dressed in
\ white and carried pink and white
( carnations. They entered as follows;
Miss Elise pr9gF. ~ Petersburg, with
e Mr. Fit7hngh Lee. Ilacksburg; Miss
Il Livte Hawthorne, II Dundas, with
q Mr. George A. Rucker. Of Rosslyn;
n Miss Belle Burke, of Amelia. with
a Mr. Thos. r.. Manson. OF Kenbridge:
II Miss Elizabeth Pucker, OF Amherst,
with Mr.. John w. Allen, OF Ken
bridge, Miss Marie W. Simpson, Of
h Washington, D.. c.. with Mr.. ]. Rus
II sell Hawthorne, Of Dundas; Miss
II y,osIise Coleman, OF Amelia, with Mr..
u Herman Bonney, Of Washington. ID,
O.: MS Florence Whallon. of Ross
iyn, with Mr.. c. e Coleman. OF
Mannseoro: Miss blanche Jones. of
Hrydie. with Mr.. Willie Coleman. of
A Amelia: Miss Gertrude Jones, Of
n Kenbridge, Miss Flore II. Allen, of
n KAnhridgs. with Mr.. J r.. Shell, 1r.,
\ o. Tawrenceyille: Miss Matte Jones,
az Rrydie with Mr., Robert Allen, Of
Kenbridee. and Miss Lncy Meade AL
len. of Kenbridge, with Mr., w. r.
Jones OF Blackstone.
MI Just before the bridal party ems
EaA~red slse church. Miss Marianne
II Rucker. Of Washington D. C.. sang
"Oh Perfect Love" The wedding
marches were PLAYED by Miss Helen
h Yates. of Lunenburg Courthouse,
Virginia.
At the first sweet strains of the
b wedding march the bridal party en-