The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-23
Household
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WESTMORELAND CLUB
GIVES DANCE TONIGHT
Miss Matte Allen Gregory becomes
Bride of James II. Patterson. OF
New Kent County.

New Kent County. - tt
Smart society Will be much in evil
dcncc this evening from to 12 O'Clock
ut tho weekly dance at the Wostmore-
land Club. These supper dances at
the club bid fair to number among the
most interesting and charming social
functions OF the early season, and tic
tables for each weekly dance are en-
$ gagged many days In advance. Autumn
foliage and flowers will decorate the
sun parlor. where the dance is to be
held Tonight, and the tables Will be
arranged with slender vases of roses
a stringcd orchestra will play for the
dancing.
Leaves for tho West.
Mrs. j.. Hasltns Hobson. of mt
Airy" Powhalan County. has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson
at Forest IIill, prior TO her departure
for the West. Mrs. Hobson Is now the
{ guest of her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Davy Eaglesfleld, In indianapolis, Ind
for Il stay OF several weeks where n
number of Interesting AFFAIRS win be
given In her honor She will be Joined
I'm indianapolis by Mr. Hobson, and
they VIII go later TO Springfield, ILL.,,
for visit to their daughter Mrs
Charles L; Ashburner. and her fam
lily before returning 10 Virginia.
Pattcrson-Grcgory.
James II. Patterson, formerly OF
and Miss Matte Allen Gregory, dauKh-
ter of Dr. Deucalion Gregory, of King
william County, were quietly married
y In Washington on Tuesday morning
Mr. Patterson Is brother of r. A.
Patterson. Archie W. Patterson and NJ
.. Patterson. all OF Richmond. Those
accompanying the couple to washing
ton were Mrs. Deucnlion Gregory. the
brides mother; Misses Sallie Penn and
Barbara Gregory, sisters of the bride:
Of hrtd
Miss Waller Gregory. of Richmond,
cousin OF the bride: A. w. Patterson,
Archie Patterson and William Night
nil OF Richmond. and Oscar Under
wood. Jr., who met them in Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson left on
an carly train for New York and other
Northern cities. They will be at home
after November 10 at Poplar Grove"
New Kent County.
Meckienburg Wedding.
At U o'clock yesterday morning the
quaint old home OF Daniel Hicks Jones.
near Boydton. was the scene OF a very
pretty marriage when his youngest
daughter. Mary. was married TO Hugh
Wilson AdaIns. of Rockbridge Baths.
{ Rev. Charles w. Sydnor. rector OF
Christ Church. Richmord. and "A for
ner pastor OF the family, performed
the ceremony. Just before the en-
tran'e OF the bridal party. Marvin II.
Jon. and Harry a. Wilson sang n
duet the beautiful marriage hymn,
THE Voice That Breathed Ger EDEN"
They were accompanied by Mrs. Hnnic
Stokes Edmondson. who rendered the
wedding music. The pariors were
beautifully decorated with ferns. pot
ted plants and chrysanthemums and
lighted by many candles. The bride.
who waS dressed in "a tailored suit OF
brown, with hat of the same shade,
carried "A white prayer book with
markers Of lilies OF the valley. She
entered the room with her father, who
Y gave her IN marriage. and was unat-
tended Thomas r. Anderson OF Rock :
bridge Baths. acted AZ best man.
The guests from !, distance were
Mrs. John NJ Gibson. Harry A VIII
SON Robert steele Hutcheson. Thomas
y. Anderson Rockbridgc Batrs; VIII
son Whitmore. Natural Bridge: Mrs.
l.. Campbell Lindsey, Norton. and X.
Dan Jones Washington
MIR. and Mrs. Adams. after honey
moon spent III Northern cities, Nill
make their home in Rockbridgc.
Gintcr Park Womnns Club
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones viii
,heet with the Ginter Park Woman's
Club this afternoon at o'clock In the
assembly holl. A current event class
- and classes under the direction of Miss
Jones, will be formed at the meeting. y
Wfliis--finnson.
4 quiet wedding was celebrated in
Trinity Church. Washington, on Tues
dav. when Miss Nellie NJ Hanson, cid
est daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
w. Hanson, OF Fauauier County. be-
came the bride OF Frank NJ. Willis, OF
Talbot County, Md. Rev e. w. van
Ioascn performing the ceremony. The
wedding is of much interest through
out the State, since both bride and
groom are well known. Mr.. Willis was
for many years commissioner OF Tai
lot County
RI Ion n "a n
AIRS. Willis will be at home November
10. in Queen Anne. Md.
large party for unrciiing.
y large and representative party of
Richmond people, az we'll as others from
various parts of the state, VIII join the
Washington Branch Tomorrow morn
~ ing in it's Scxcursion to jamestown Is
land for the purpose of unwilling the
tablet to Pocahontas there Special
accommodations have been arranged for
hose In attendance and any who may
desire to witness the event, besides
members of the a. r. " A., may also
accompany the party.
Information may be obtained from
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson, president of
the a. l.. X a.
The ceremony will be a very interest
ing and unique occasion and many
prominent people will be present.
Marriage Announced.
Cards have been received in Rich
mona from MT. una NirS. Jonn ~. GCWcll
: announcing the marriage of their
daughter. Sarah Louise, to Grady Ham
ilton Jones. the ceremony having taken
place on Tuesday in this city. After
November !, MIR. and Mrs. Jones Will
be at home in Jonesboro.
In New York.
AIR. and Mrs. Waverly II. Scott, OF
Richmond are in New York for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.. Knowles. and their
daughter. Miss Knowles OF Richmond,
arc also in New York. AIR. Knowles is
in New York to attend the convention
of the American Gas Association, which
holds its meetings in the Hotel Astor
this week
Gave Recital.
Miss Ada Kuyk gave very charming
recital at the home of her aunt, Miss
Mamie Kuyk, 1916 West Avenue, on
Wednesday evening. Miss Kuyk, who
has rich soprano voice, was assisted
{ /by Miss Allen, contralto, and Mr.. Hes
f's tcrl ho ritnppl and "a VERY nj on q M prn