The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-05
MISS SHlELDS'S WEDDING
FIXED FOR NOVEMBER N
Her Marriage 10 beverly Randolph to
he Interesting Event OF Fill
Season,

season.
November tits the date chosen by Miss
Harriet Martin shields. daughter of Mrs.
Charles NJ. Shields. for her wedding to
Bevcrly Randolph, son of MIR. aud Mrs.
William II. Randolph. OF Clarke County.
although the marriage is To be very
Quietly celebrated at the home of the
bride with only the immediate families
present, 1t Will be ono OF the most in
tcresting nuDtial events of tho fall
season. Tho wedding is to be "a quiet
che on account OF mourning In tho
Ssride's family
Miss Elizabeth Barton. of~Kansas
city. is tho guest of Miss Shields at
her home on West Franklin street and
VIII remain here until after the we'd
ding.
JOncs-Lefebvre.
Quantities of palms, Southern smiIax
and chrysanthemums decorated tho
home OF the bride. 1900 Park Avenue,
last evening ut 6:30. o'clock for tho
marriage OF Miss Annie Friend Lefebvre
daughter of the late Herbert Pierre
Lefebvre and Alice Powers Lefebvrc
ie' Rex Orion Jones. formerly Of Dunn
\. c., son of Mrs. Virginia a. Jones and
lie late d. a. Jones. \ color scheme OF
yellow and white was carried out
Lighted candles and white flowers dec
Grated the improvised altar, where the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
j. W. Morris, D. y. I'ifilipsSS Powers
played the wedding music and little
Herbert Charming Graves and Lucy
Harrison Powers Smith held the rib
bonsS that marked the aisle for the
bridal party.
The bride entered with her brother.
Hubert Pierre Lefebvrc, who gave her
away. She wore a wedding gown OF
white duchess satin with ornaments of
pearis, and her long Yell Of illusion
was fastened with orange blossoms
Her bouquet was Il shower OF lilies OF
the valley and roses. George a. Perry
was the groom's best man and Miss
May -. Lefebvre wnH maid of honor.
Miss Lcfebvre was gowned In yellow
crepe de chine draped In lace and chif-
fon and festooned with yellow rose
buds and she carried bouquet Of
yellow chrysanthemnms. n reception
Followed the ceremony.
AIR. and Mrs, Jones left later i'm the
evening for wedding journey North.
somc of tho guests from "A distance
we're Miss Sara Harrison. of Danville:
Dr.. ana Airs. ~ NJ. SHeed, OF Black
stone: Miss Lucy Harrison Powers, OF
The Terrace" Scottsvilie: Mrs. Stuart
Russell Moore, OF Portsmouth; Miss
.!eannette Powers. of Port Royal: Mrs
William N. Wade, and q. G. wrenn, o,
Raleigh. y. c.: Professor j. a. Jones. OF
Griiiln. Ga; Rev. j. T. Jones. of Nc
Culluz. y. c.. and Mr. aud Mrs John
Wrcnn, or SlCCulluz. y. e..
No Dance At the Hermitage.
On account OF the Red Cross Ball
THIS evening at the Richmond Grays'
Atmory, the weekly dance at the Her
mitage Golf Club, scheduled for to-
night will not take place.
Mrs. DonniLlson's Lectures.
Society In Richmond is greatly In
terested in the announcement that Mrs
sally Ould Donaldson, who has lust
returned from an extended stay In New
FORK, Will give n series or eight lee
lures In connection with the war ana
It's study.
The lectures are TO be given on Tues.
day afternoons from 4 to O'clock I'm
The auditorium of Miss EIletts School
on Laurel street, Soesfnning Tuesday,
afternoon, November 10. Mrs. Donald.
son, who. as the daughter of Judge
Robert Ould. one of tho most distin-
guished Virginians OF his day, former
ly made her home in this city, ans a
large circle of friends and relatives
here and her lectures will be among
the leading society events of the sea
son. Mrs. Donaldson has been study
ing the war situation and :ts history
for tho past two months In New York
under Professor Humphrey. Of Column
lila University, and DR.. Schapiro. OF
the College of the City q! New York
The subjects of her addresses will be:
I'D "Feudelism. The Ancient Reglmo";
80 "The French Revolution, Spread of
the Revolutionary idea: Napoleon,
Master of Modern Europe: ca "Systcm
OF Metternich and the Congress OF
Vienna: 90 The Industrial Rerolu-
ton; CD "uniHcation OF Italy and the
Triple Alliance; t6) "unification or
Germany and Germans: CD Rise of
the Balkan states; tS) The Great
War
Mrs. Donaldson is now the guest of
Mrs. w. a. Williams ut her home, Sn5
West Grace Street. where she will he
for the remainder of her stay in Rich
mond. She will also give u lecture at
the Womah's Club. where she is re-
nembered as Il speaker OF tho greatest
charm and interest
Fraternity Reception.
A large and brilliant reception TO
be given this evening 10y the Omega
Epsilon Phi Fraternity. at the chapter
house. 313 East Grace Street, from .
10 1880 O'clock will be an event of in
tcrcst to society.
Decorations OF unusual beauty and
favors of unique design will be at
tractive features. and a program OF rare
excellence has been arranged for the
entertainment of the guests. Miss
Dora a. Mitchell and Joseph white
more will he heard in solo ana duet.
and Miss Beryl Ferguson, formerly OF
London, will render several violin selec-
lions. Miss Mary T. Goodc will give
q reading. and L. Burke Slaughter will
sing SOLO selections. Miss Claricc Bib
VIII preside at the piano.
Mrs. Charles II. Robins will receive,
assisted by Mesdnmes Frank Fl. Beadles,
n. c. Bryan. Clifton NJ. Miller. b. w.
Rawles. l.. V. Janney, NJ. L. Anderson,
G. Howard Lewis. S. Il. Moon, Charles
\. Ladenberg, +. n. Hodges, a. L.
Herrin, John Wcitzei and Frank G..
Simmons Mesdames j. Allison Hodges
and e. Fl. Terrell will serve punch
Cooke-Withcrs.
The marriage of Mrs. Louise Nc
ADAMS Withers, daughter OF Mrs