The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-10
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So q - AAtAA 81 N1rttss
bride of Mr.. Bernard Moore Jones,
only son of Mrs, l. n. Jones, of Rich
r,ond, The ceremony was performed
at $40 O'clock at the home Of the
brides parents in West Berry street,
the Rev. r. ". Averiil officiating. TIE
the bridal music from Lohengren
the bride came downstairs in com
panv with her father, who gave her
away. Miss Elizabeth Grulee, OF hi
cage, was the brides only attendant
Mir. William Turner. of Cincinnati,
was best man. The ceremony took
place in the living ROOM, which was
decorated in tall basket vases of white
peonies and foliage. The mantel and
fireplace were banked I'm a leaves
and there the bride and groom stood
as they pligtted their troth. The we'd
ding ring represented unusual senti-
r7ent, - * had been nodded for the
bride fGom the wedding ring used
bath by the prcom's mother and
grandmother. The bride also wore
a bar pin of pearls and diamonds, a
wedding git 81 the groom. Her cos
TUNE consisted Of white trocaded
mavnaisette, threaded with silver and
nnng over a draped gown Of white
chsf lneuee. About the neck was n
Tiny yoke Of rose point lace, an heir
loom IN the family, and over this
beautiful gown the bride wore a coat
OF white c~harEneuse. aoftly lined with
creme chiffon. The brides hat was
fashioned Of shadow lace and trimmed
with large pink satin roses, her
bouquet being ~ lilies Of the valley.
Mlss Grulee wore "A handsome gown
Of embroidered rn%arqnisette with pink
satin coat and hat Of Irish lace with
rarniture Of pink ribbon and carried
a shower bouquet Of pink roses I'm
mediatefy after the ceremony followed
the wedding breakfast. VI the brides
table. which was beautifully decorated
in pink roses. there were covers for
fourteen and 81 each place dainty 1T
tie favorE. Music was rendered by
Mrs c. A. Horton. and Mr.. Wade
yerweire. during the breakfast as well
as during the wedding service.
The wedding guests included tho
brides only grandmother. Mrs. II y.
Ward. OF Fort Wayne, Ind. snd Mrs.
7 n. Jones. of this city mother OF
ere @ Other guests from n dis
tanoe were: Mr.. Charles w. Bradley,
Mr.. George ". Stevens. Miss Helen
Stevens, Miss Mary Mouiton, Mr.. Cecil
Stevens. Mrs. r. d. Morgan and
daughter, Miss Frances. an aunt and
cousin OF the bride. all OF this city
The bride and groom left soon after
the wedding for Atlantic City, where
they Will spend several days.
They viii also visit Miss Helen
Stevens at her country place. "Vir-
ginia Manor" near Natural Bridge,
and will then come TO Richmond TO
a their home.
At the Country Club.
The Country club presented a gay
scene yesterday for the opening of
the Old Dominion Tennis tournament
and a number of out-of-town guests
and crack tennis players enjoyed the
hospitality Of the club. Tables were
scattered, en- the lawn and porches
for tea and in spite of the cool
weather, many attractice summer COS
tunes were in evidence.
Some OF the young women entered
for the ladies' singles are: Misses
Mary Boyd, Martha Martin. Sarah
Hamilton. Julia Joyns, Mary Tomp-
kins, Lena Miller, Belle Willard, Anne
Traylor. Mary Scarborough, Martha
Robinson. Emma Gray White. Nell
Potts. Miss Elizabeth Greaves. Of AL
bernarie: Miss NJ. Colston, Miss Airline
Dufour, Miss Grace Mecharn. of New
York: Mrs. Sidney Buford. Jr., Mrs.
ROYAL Turpin and Mrs, sullivan.
At the Wonan's Club.
Tall vases Of yellow and white
flowers decorated the Woman's club
yesterday afternoon at s o'clock for
the second series Of Informal musicale
Of the season. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
strehl. pupils NJ Miss NJ. II. Thomp-
SOL rendered the following attractive
program;
ta9 The Sta and the Flower.
M Destination.
tc) Greek Love Song.
Mr.. Strehl.
la) summertime's Song.
10 Rest, Sad Heart
MrF. strehl.
Duet. Passage Birds Farewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. StrehL.
Mics Mary Shelton accompanies
Mr.. and Mrs, strehl when they sans
their duet, Passage Birds Farewell
which was one Of the best things or
n program Mrs. L. .. Aylett was
az the coffee table and Mrs. G. n
WtnE1eid presided at the tea table
The affair was altogether a very de.
ltghtfui one and Mr.. and Mrs. Strehrs
singing added greatly TO the DC.
CASTOR.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert Emory Black
we'll to Entertain
Dr, and Mrs. Robert Emory Black
"eAt OF ashland, have issued invita-
tons to the wedding reception OF their
daughter. Miss Epic Duncan Black
we'll and Mr.. John Frederick Mes
SICK, on the evening Of June 18th.
Miss Blackwell has a number Of
friends IN Richmond. where che has
visited several times. and her wed
9ing is Of much interest to society
here. A number Of Richmond people
will go up to Ashland to be present
at the ceremony.
Interesting Meeting.
The Teachers association
OF the William F. Fox school win
hold its last meeting for this season.
thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
All members n those Interested are
asked TO attend.
Regular Monthly Meeting.
The Richmond Chapter, United
Daughters Of the .C~onfederacy, will
hold Its regular monthly meeting at
L4ee Camp Hall, AT II o'clock, Wed
nescay June nth. This is the last
meeting before September and all
members are urgently requested to be
present The State convention will
be the first week In October, the Wis
ttfne delegates arriving the last day
OF September. The Richmond chap
ter VIA entertain these visiting dele
gates.
Paxton-Dayis.
Ars. J. w Davis, of 5l9 North