The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-07

Or, Johnston. Mrs Clarence Nef. Mrs
Hammond johnson, Mrs. Branch John
son. Cornelius Taylor, Mrs waiter
Heron Taylor. Mrs. John : Marshaii
Mrs Norman Slack. Mrs. carer
smith. Mrs Nenalcus Landlord, Mrs
Howard. OF Tarboro. ~ c: r. r. Ken
non and Mrs. Cad walisder Collins
After the game was over afternoon
tea was served. 10 which re" olher
friends were asked
To Visit Here.
Mrs Frank \. Houghton. formerly Of
Richmond. will arrive here on Satur-
dav 20 be the guest OF Mrs. Otway =
Allen. 1881 Monument Avenue. Mrs.
Haughton now makes her home In Mo-
hawk. y. Y.
Organ Recital.
4 COMPLIMENTARY organ recital will
be given in the Second Baptist Church
nj $50 o'clock tonight iy " Henry
Baker. organist OF the church The
recital Is one of series 20 be gwen
~ different organists Mr Bake- Will
be assisted by Mrs w. r. Mcneil. who
win sing Sullivan's Los Chord by
request, and Harris's Il Heard the Voice
OF Jesus" 9Ir. Baker Will play the
following selections on the organ:
..Triumphal March," Buck: overture.
midsummer Nights Dream Mendeis
SUiaU. NrEltltEu|s 'Jot%-A
merei." Straus: "Au Convent" Boro-
dine. Shepherds Pipe" Gregh: Lar
go" and "Iumoreske," Drovsk; Con
cert Kondo.~ Clyde. The general public
il cordially invited 10 hear this inter
es:sag program
Tea Room Opened.
The tea room in the jefferson Hotel
which is in charge OF the Girls CLUB
Auxiliary 70 the Belle Bryan Day
Nursery. was opened yesterday after
noon to continue every Afternoon dI~-
ing the Lenten season. HOstesses for
the afternoon were Misses Nellie
Tompkins and Marian Harris The ia
bles were arranged with roses and
tulips and quite a large number %
people stopped in for tea
Msrtid-Rrssel1.
marriage of much interest took
place or Thursday at 1880 O'Clock ii
Lester Manor Church. when Miss Mar,
Ellen Johnson became the wife OF
oscar Russell Martin The church had
been decorated for the occasion by the
brides numerous friends. To the
strains Of a wedding march. rendered
by Airs J. Brantley Bray. the bridal
party moved up the aisles in the fol-
lowing order: usheTs. j. Brantley Fray
and J. ". Johnson: Miss Susie Pitcher.
with Clifford Johnson: Miss May Stacy,
Of Amelia. with Harry Robins Miss
Natalie Garrett. with Stanley Robins.
Miss Cara Steed. Of Norfolk, with
Leon Johnson The bride was attended
by her sister. Mrs. Howard Pollard. OF
Portsmouth. as matron OF honor She
was met al the altar by the groom.
who entered from the vestry roo'l
with his brother. Percy Martin. as best
man. The ceremony was performed
by the bridegroom's pastor. the Rev.
George Sheriff The bride was hand
f-1 ? ~
dark blue, and carried a bouquet OF
violets.
The matron Of honor wore an elaDo-
rate imported gown Of light blue gauze
and carried a chiffon muff OF the same
shade. The bridesmaids wore exquisite
white wolfe gowns trimmed in lace
and light blue sashes. and carried blue
chiffon muffs. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left OF
an extensive bridal trip on their re-
turn they will live in King William
County
Mrs Martin is the daughter OF Mr.,
and Mrs. W 2. Johnson. OF Cohoke
Mr.. Martin is the youngest son OF W
Il. Martin. of Rose Garden, Va 4 re-
ception was given to the bridal party
and immediate members OF the family
last night in the home Of the bride
parents
Missionary society Meeting.
very interesting program for this
afternoon has been prepared by the
woman's Missionary Society Of the
Grace street Baptist Church. Mrs.
William EIlyson will address the mem
bers on The Circle Plan" and there
will be solo by Mrs Walter Mercer
Woman's Temperance Union.
The regular bi-weekly meeting OF
the Frances willard Womans Chris
tian Temperance Union will be held
IN the ladies' parlor Of Monument
Methodist Church this afternoon al
and also those Interested in temperance
reform are invited
In Honor Of Mrs. Campbell
Mrs. Walter Allen entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon from
10 O'Clock in honor OF Mrs. A A
Campbell, of wytheville. Mrs ALE,
was assisted by Mrs. J. NJ Gregory, o.
Forest Hill. while Miss Nancy Aliei
and Matilda Norfieet presided at th'
punch bowl Among those who caileS
were. Mrs. 4 J. Montague. Mrs. W1l
= Tanner. Miss Bette Ellyson. Mrs
Charles Rylsnd. Mrs. T. J. Radcliffe
Mrs. Clyde Rstcl:Sc. Mrs. b W. wilt
shire. Mrs. Charles johnson. Mrs
Robert : Luck. Mrs Thomas Harda
way. Mrs. ~ 2. Gregory. Mrs Rol
Alien. MISS Jean EA'N-s II tVl
snce Soraeet. Miss Norheet. Mrs Mar
win surface. Miss Pearl Ravson. Ms
Rena Williams. Mrs.. !. ". street. Mrs
y Neims. Mrs. Robert u. Tucker
Ms Edwin Harv7e. Miss Lucy Kent
Mrs Reeves Hardy. Mrs. Ashton Win
free. Mrs Drewry Rice. Mss Luc,
Rice.
Tn and out Of Town
rev and Mrs. r 4. Kahic and small
daughter. Of Abingdon, are visiting
.frs VandersIice. on Hanover Avenue.
Miss Jennie Hughes. OF 1913 Hanover
Avenue. has returned home. aftei
spendlnu some time with relatives In
Columbia
Airs &. " Tinsiey and Miss Mary
Jane Apperson have returned 70 tneif
homes in CuiveDcr. after a VISIT 70
Miss virginia Tinsiey. 200 East Broad
street.