The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-13


Fla. out-of-town guests for the wed :
ding were Mrs. John Graham Sale. Mrs.
w. 6. Huntington, Nirs. r. G. Quinn.
Miss jamie quinn. Mr. and Mrs J. b
Strachan. Misses Louise Waller and
Katherine Lee, I1dloe Donnan, Hodges
Mann. Jr, James Somerville. Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel r. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs
lett Lauck and Miss Lucy Ball Scull.
Annirs OF tho Week.
Mrs. j. Kendall Ferguson gave n
linen shower on Wednesday afternoon
from to. o'clock. In her home at
Westhampton. in honor Of her sister.
Miss Fannie Lloyd Spindle.
r y Rowles OF birmingham. enter
tanned AT tho Richmond Iiotel AT a
small luncheon on "Wednesday after
noon. Among those invited were
Misses Mattie T. Bowlcs. Geol gia Ken
non, William G. Bowles George "A
Bowles and Rev. William Block.
| John sInrshnii Alumni.
The fourth annual meeting OF the
John Marshall High School Alumni AS
socle ton. will be held Monday. June
Is. at $40 Il. NJ. in the high school
auditorium. Reports of officers will
/ be given. Evan Il. Chcstcrman will
be the speaker Of the evening. and
music will be furnished by Miss Adele
/ ogilvic. Warren PoitiauS and tho
girls chorus Of the school Adjourn
an orchestra Will furnish music for
i dancing
/ Quite number OF nonresident
alumni will attend the meeting or
/ especial interest 10 these will he the
/ library. which has been used by the
pupils during the past session for the
first time. The library owes its exist
ence almost entirely TO the alumni as
j ISOLATION.
/ Wnrd-A nd~rson.
/ Miss Lucy Butler Anderson. of Ivy.
+ Va and Ballard Ernest Ward, Of po-
cahonlas. were married AZ 81. Paurs
/ Episcopal Church. IVY. Va. on Tues
day morning. June 10 Miss Sadie
Travcrs Anderson. sister OF the bride.
acted as maid Of honor. The brides
maids were: Misses Louise Meriweth-
or. Sallie Fitzgerald. Mars =. DuPuy
and Laura Ward The groomsmen
were: Or. Lilburn r. Ward. best man:
Swift Waugh, sample Forbes. Ferd
/ Harvey and Alden Anderson. .Ascen-
sion lilies. palms. potted plants and n
profusion OF white flowers decorated
the church Tho bridesmaids wore
+ pink and white and carried large bou-
quets OF sweet peas tied with pink
tullc. Misses Anne and Louise Andcr-
son, ncccs OF the bride. strewed roses
up the aisle
/ The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs c. Harper Anderson OF Ivy. The
/ groom is the son OF the late Ballard
Ward. OF Wythe County, and holds
the very responsible position of gen
/ crai auditor OF the Pocahontas Con
ceremony was performed by Rev,
Alfred Anderson. assisted by Arch
| deacon Ncvc and Rev j. G. Painter
/ ShciterinE Arms Moonlight.
I 81. Johns Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers viii run a delightful moonlight
party 10 Dutch Gap "ext Tuesday eve
ming. on the Pocahontas. This excur-
sion Will be given for the Sheltering
Arms Free Hospital
In Honor Of Mrs. Mnupin.
Mrs Maupin. of Portsmouth, the
new State regent OF the Daughters OF
J the American Revolution. will be given
an informal reception this afternoon
at > O'Clock in the home OF Mrs. NJ. y.
Chambers. Sl4 Park Avenue. The re-
ccption will be given by members of
the Commonwealth Chapter
of Interest Here.
| marriage of interest took place
Tuesday afternoon At ) o'clock in
I Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
Portsmouth. when Miss Louise Me
meyer, daughter OF Mrs. Herman Me
meyer, became the bride OF Berkeley
I Fontainc. OF Charlottesville
The church was decorated for the
occasion with palms. ferns and cut
| flowers. The ceremony was performed
\ by the Rev. Myron h. Marshall. a
4 brothcr-in-law OF the bride. assisted
( by the Rev. Arthur C. Thomson, rector
OF Trinity Church. Miss Matte Hunter
presided at the organ.
\ The bride entered with her brother
! in-law James Martin, of Norfolk, by
whom she was given away. She wore a
handsome gown Of white charmeuse,
trimmed with princess lace. and her
veil of tulle was caught with n circiet
/ cf pearls and orange blossoms She
carried n shower bouquet of white
4 sweet peas.
| Mrs James Martin, OF Norfolk, sis
I ter Of the bride, and Mrs. ID. G. Crowcll,
OF philadelphia. were matrons OF honor.
/ Mrs Martin wore gown OF pink char
meusc. draped in chiffon and trimmed
! in lace, and carried an armful of
! pink sweet peas. Mrs. Crowcll wore
! the same style OF gown in green; she
also carried an armful of pink sweet
I pas.
/ Paymastcr d. G. Crowcll United
States Navy OF Philadc lpha, was the
bridegrooms best man, and the
ushers We're George and CASTOR Foote.
! After Il Northern trip Mr. and Mrs.
Fontainc will spend a few days I'm
Portsmouth before going to their flu
ture home in Baltimore.
Among the ut-of-town guests were
! Paymastcr and Mrs. d. c. Crowell, Of
Philadelphia Pa; Miss Laura Carter of
Baltimore; Miss Louise Fontaine and
Miss Elizabeth Minor. OF Charlottes-
VILE: Miss Mary Willis Minor. of Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Nash.
OF Cincinnati, O.
Miss Winn I'm Norfolk.
/ Says the Norfolk Nirginian Pilot:
| "A charming tea was given on tho
/ United States steamship Tanning on
| Tuesday afternoon by Ensign Garnett.
The table had a pretty centrepiecc OF
pink roses, and Mrs. Garland Peed