The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-30


that gathered in the East Room, and
some reminiscence among the Blue
/ Room groups that watched the passing
throng from behind the line.
I'm the receiving line were the Presi-
dent and Mrs TAFT. Mrs. Knox, Mrs.
/ Macveagh, Mrs Stimson. Mrs. Wick
I crsham. and Mrs. Sagel. MAJOR
/ Rhoads made the presentations. as
sisted by the military and naval AIDS
detailed to the White House.
The Blue Room was charmingly
decorated with pink and white azaleas,
I American Beauty roses and white
lilacs, and in each Of the other state
drawing rooms there was a simple and
appropriate floral decoration.
The long table in the State dining
room. from which the buffet supper was
served. was decorated with plats of
maidcnhair ferns and red carnations
and the mantel was banked with maid
enhair ferns The Marine Band played
during the reception, and later Tor
series OF dances In the East Room.
Many handsome costumes were worn
Miss Elizabeth Sclden. OF this city.
who was among the guests present,
wore pompadour satin and lace, with
orchids.
Engagement Announced.
MIR and Mrs. Vivian c.. Traylor.
Z OF Wintcrpock. have announced the
{ engagement of their daughter. Miss
: rf
! man. of Cumberland The wedding
will be celebrated February 10.
Every Monday Club.
The Every Monday Club met this
week at the home of Mrs W. II. Smith,
1896 Frove Avenue The peakers OF
the evening was DR.. Van Landingham,
of Richmond College. who gave a de-
{ Iightful talk on the Short Story. He
said that tho short story writing of the
present day was the development OF the
I story-Ioving instinct OF the race as
evidenced in the ballads OF early litera-
ture The present time demonded the
I short story as we have lt-artistic IN
I form and appealing in its human inter
est.
Edgar Allan poe. the earliest of mod
ern story writer's, was followed by train
/ Of story writers here and abroad, until
now the art has reached Its most per-
feet form in France. where. De Mau-
PEASANT and Daudet have charmed all
readers He mentioned also the stories
of Efpiing Page. John Fox, Jr.. Charles
Egbert CraddocE. j. NJ. Barrie and Mar
Raret Daland and closed his very pleas
ing address with the reading Of Sarah
Orrne Jewett's "Fame'E Little Day.
Tuttie-yoDes.
The marriage OF Miss Daisy King
Jones. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
+ George o. Jones. and DR.. Andrew r
Tuttle. of Spray. n c. will De ceie-
b-ated this evening at 30 o clock in the
+ Methodist Church at Ridgeway. The
ceremony win be performed by the
Rev b. NJ. Beckham. of Danville. and
the Rev J. E de Shazo. OF Martins
vile. The church viii be decorated
+ with quantities of evergTeens. palms
and FERNS. inters perced with tall stands
( of pink and White carnations and lighted
3 candles and AN arch of evergreens and
: flowers will be erected at the entrance
of the chancel. and under which the
bride and groom will stand for the cere-
monv. Prior 20 the entry OF the brutal
/ party selections VIII be played by Miss
Bessie Mitchell and Nevins Love
Song during the ceremony
! The bride will enter the church with
Z he- father who will give her in mar
rage She will wear d gown of ivory
white satin. with a court train. and
the entire bodice is formed OF real lace
and pearl embroidery. Her tulle veil
will fall from d Juliet cap. finished with
d wreath of orange blossoms, and she
will carry shower bouquet OF lilies OF
I ths vafle. and Bride Roses Miss Mary
/ Churchill Jones. who Will be her sister >
maid of honor, viii be gowned in cnif-
I fon and white satin trimmed in crystal
and will carry an armful Of Killarney
roses. Herman Stone. of North Caro-
+ lima. will attend the groom as best man
The bridesmaids are Misses Nel
Grogan. OF Winston-Salem. y c.
Bird Coan. Gertrude Jones and Blanche
De Shazo. Their gowns are Of white
charneuee made with overdresses of
chiffon. and they viii carry bouquets
OF pink roses Little Miss COrneiia
Jones. a niece of the bride. wearing
frock OF embroidered MULE with
I pink sash will be ring-bearer- The
ushers will include Messrs. George b.
Jones. y. l. Newland, o. New York
F City: Percy Madison Miliiner. and
Edwin Lee Scott
A reception for the bridal party will
be given at the home of the brides
parents immediately after the ceremony
at the church, and Dr. futile and his
bride will leave later in the evening for
an extended wedding trip that VIII
include New York. Florida and Cube.
Miss Jones was educated at Hollins
and the Womans College in this city
and has "A great many friends in Rich
mond DIT. futile is a graduate of
/ Bellevue, y. y. and is using young
I nhvsician at Spray y c. where he
and his bride will make their home on
. their return from their honeymoon
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Young
Wornans Christian Association will
take place this evening al O'Clock in
the Grace Street Presoyteran Church
Reports will be read. and Hiss Louise
I Brooks. Of New York. viii address the
meeting. Ali members and all those
"
interested in the work are expected 20
attend
Indoor Carnival.
one of the features Of the indoor
carnival 10 be gwen at Libert@ Hall.
rwenfv-fourth and Broad Streets. on
MS evening and Friday vii be a spc-
c,al entertainment for children on Fri
6av afternoon from to 6 o'clock. I'M
de- the management of Mrs w l..
phillips and Miss Laura Atkinson
I The carnival Is under tao auspices
Of the Junior lakewood Memorial As
Z s,ciation. Of which Mrs e. W. Msssie
. - president. An attractive program
d for the children has been arranged. and
3 mis- matinee promises TO be most
entertaining and unique afsEr. with its
bcvv Of sales girls in costsrne- The
/ Tapanesc maidcns with the grab bags
wiiI also be features Of the afternoon.
rho night performances WITH rs side
shows and freak entertainments VIII
also be entertaining. and ~ = said that
many OF the curiosities or every quarter
will &c gathered under tlc roof OF
I Liberty Hall.
Musical Tea
The commonwealth ChsDtcr. Dsugb-
.crs OF the American Revolution. viii