The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05

ginis and adjacent States, DR..
Howard Hume, OF Washington. a
brother OF the groom, was best man;
Mrs. John q. Green, a sister OF the
bride. was matron OF honor and Miss
Lulu Jones. of Memphis Tenn. was
maid OF honor, The bride was at
tended by Miss May Powell NJ New
York City, and Miss Helen MELON
nell, OF East Liverpool O. Little Miss
Virginia Smith. cousin Of the bride
was flower bearer. Mr.. Hume's ushers
were; Robert Stanley Johnston, Of
Georgetown. $. c. John G. Green, or
schenectady, y. : LleweIlyn Powell,
Of Montgomery Ala; and r. p, wa.-
Ter. of Martirsyille. Va,
JoDes~-Iefcbvre.
4 pretty rrf7r- -,-tt.fe --sesse sf.leFa Essxad
last evening at $40 o'clock In the
home Of the brides brother. Mr.,
Hubert Pierre Lefebvre. OF 1900 Park
Avenue. when Miss Annie Friend
Ilefebvre, daughter Of the late Hubert
Pierre fefebvre and Alice Powers
I4efebYrc became the bride of Mr.. Rex
Orion Jones. formerly Of Dunn. n. c.,
son ~ Mrs. Virginia 4. Jones and the
late n. A. Jones. 4 color scheme or
yellow and white was carried out In
nlI of the decorations. palms, chry-
sathemums and smilax being used
throughout the lever floor The cere-
mony was performed ny rne Rev.
James " Morris. rector ~ Monu-
mental Episcopal Church. and Mr.
Philip s Powers rendered the we'd
ding music The bride, who entered
with her brother. Mr., Hubert Pierre
I,efebvre by whom she was given In
marriage. was Fowned IN dutchess
satin and ware pearl ornaments. Her
vel u Illusion was caught with
orange blossoms and she carried 81
bouquet Of roses and lilies OF ts1e
va 'lev Miss Mary r. fsefebyre was
maid nf honor she was gowned in
costume ~ yellow creme de chine
trimmed in lace and chiffon, caught
was Of yellow chrysathemums The
ribbons. which for4ned an isle for the
bridal party, were held by Master
Hubert Claiming Graves and Miss
Lucy Harrison Powers Smith.
4 reception followed G1e ceremony.
after which Mr. and Mrs Jones left
for Northern wedding Journey Upon
their return 10 Richmond they wni
he at home at 1890 Park Avenue.
Among the wedding guests from "A
distance were. Miss Verol r. Miller,
Petersburg, Va; DR.. and Mrs. A, NJ.
Sneea blackstone Va; Miss Sara
Harrison Danville. Va; Miss Lucy
Harrison Powers. Scottsville. Va;
Mrs Stuart Moore, Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Jeanette Powers, Port Royal,
Va: Mrs. William NJ Wade. Mr. o.
q. Wrenn, Raleigh. N. G.; Mr.. j. a.
Tones, Griffin, Ga: Rev. ]. A, r,
Jones. McCuliuz, N. C; Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Wrenn, McCulluz n. c.
Interesting Meeting.
day morning the Association for the
held a large meeting, the president.
Mrs. J. Taylor EiIyson. presiding. Re-
ports of the jamestown committee
we're presented by Mrs. ]. n Light
foot Two excursions other than the
unveiiing Of the Pocahontas tablet
were made II jamestown during oete-
Der The Association for the Preser
vation of Virginia antiquities con-
tinues IFS rescue work " saving from
oblivion sites of precious historic build
ings etc, through it's tablets Letters
from Mrs. william Hume. Of the
Nashville branch; Miss LeCato, of the
Drummond Town branch. of Accemac,
and Miss Virginia Miller, Of the Wash
ington branch, were read by the pres
ident, Mrs, J. Taylor Ellyson. Seven
teen additional members, the Glouees-
tor branch announces. Mrs, George
Rose, or Zanoni. was elected president
last summer. In her report on the
Marshall house. Mrs. Christopher
Tompkins suggested the various plans
TO be considered which would greatly
enhance the beauty OF the house.
Mrs. William G. Stanard said that
when she was recently in New York
abe visited the Van Cortlandt mouse.
which was handsomely furnished and
in better state of preservation. but was
very similar In It's architecture TO the
Marshall House. Mrs christopher
Cd by Mrs, f. f. Motiiitt to bit of
personal history of one of the Associa-
ton for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities members. Mrs. !, T..
Koiner. who was married In the
Martha Washington house. Fredericks-
burg, purchased from her father by
the association. She is a descendant
~ SIR George Yeardley first governor
Of Virginia, who"is entombed in the
old Jamestown Church.
Personal.
Mrs, Russell crenshaw, of Panama.
has returned from Washington, y. c..
whore she went "a few days ago to meet
her 'absuand Lieutenant Cronshaw
who Is expected in Richmond shortly
Mr.. and Mrs, William Wallace arc
leaving the latter part of this week
10 open their country home. "Hamp-
stead. In New Kent County
Or. and Mrs George Ben johnson
and Miss Anne Roy Johnston have
returned TO the city.
Mr. Richard Johnson. who mas been
very III Mt 81. Luke's Hospital, Ia i'm
proving ra pidly. and will probably re-
turn ~ his home In Park Avenue next
week
~
Wra- TTfa Eaftnu, ri Newport News,
Is yisitir" relatives in this citt
NnSsTs "szcwel! Darlington and
William Frazier. Of this city. are In
Norfolk, where they attended the
Nash 2Psnnili wedding last evening
Mrs. ilewellyn MoNeigh and Miss
Vera Palmer are delegates attending
the State convention OF the Wonan's
Auxiliary and Junior Auxiliary Of the
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