The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-23


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| Jones to Sanford Talmage Massey was
celebrated on Tuesday evening at 6
o'clock at Park Place Methodist Epis-
copal Church, the Rev. Mr.. Bradford
officiating. The church was prettily
Decorated In ferns, palms and ported
| plants, and n large number OF rela-
tivcs and friends witnessed the cerc-
| mony
The bride entered the church with
| her brother. Luther c. Jones. who gave
| her away. She wore Il gown OF duchess
satin embroidered in pearls and rhine
| stones, and her tuile veil was caught
| with orange blossoms. Her bouquet
was shower OF lilies of the valley and
| gardcnlas. The maid OF honor, Mlss
| Miriam Priddy, was gowncd Ia pink
satin with an overdrcss OF white chif-
| ION. and che carried II garden hat filed
! with Killarney roscs Hansford Mas.
| scy was his brothers. best man Tho
| bridesmaids. Misses Azelc Peers, Pearl
! Wilson. Mamie Thornton and Lucille
Jones, wore similar frocks OF pink ana
blue crepe de chine, and carried bou-
| aueta OF pink roses Tho groomsmen
were Ebert Biscoe, T. j. Tendlcy. r. o.
| Pratt and j. g. Rennie, and the ushers
| included y. w. Jones ana Emmett Mas
| scy.
| Mr.. and Mrs Massey left later in
| the evening for Southern honeymoon,
and on their return to Richmond will
be at home at 2oi2 Grove Avenue, after
February Is. Guests from distance
attending the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs q. G. Massey, OF Orange: w. D.
Jones and their daughter, OF Cascade
and Mrs. II. Hannah, OF Rocky Mount
y. G.
Al Home Yesterday.
Mrs. John Thomas Anderson, OF COS
West Franklin street, was at homo yes
terday afternoon from TO, o'clock
Mrs. Anderson received with her sister
in-law Mrs. Clemens ap-Catesby
Jones, and the house was decorated in
spring flowers. Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Jones will also be at home next
( Thursday afternoon.
Affairs of To-day.
Mrs. desoto Fitz Gerald, of 1912
Monument Avenue. is giving Il buffet
luncheon to-day at o'clock at her resi-
dence.
Mrs. Herbert Worth jackson Will be
| hostess at a tea this afternoon from
to o'clock at her home, l0li West
| Franklin Street The affair is In honor
I OF Mrs. Henry Evans Litchford. who
| Raleigh, \. c.; Mrs. Frederick Murch-
| son Hodges, a bride OF this season, and
Mrs. James Daniel Gillian.
! Interesting Celebration.
The Greensvillc Chapter. U. d. c.,
celebrated Lee and jackson Day on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
r. T.. GOODWIN in Emporia. Red and
white, the colors OF the Confederacy
predominated in the decorations and
Confederate 1iags palms and ferns for
med an artistic background for the
. handsome gowns of the guests. Misses
Lee and Powell served punch
After short address by the presi-
. dent. Mrs. w. T. Tillar. the historian
OF the chapter Mrs. w. B. GOODWIN,
took charge OF the program. Miss
Manning read an excellent paper OH
Lee, and Mrs. w. w. Robertson follow
ed by reading a beautiful tribute to
StonewaN Jackson. closing her paper
by rcciting the poem, Let Us Cross
Over the River" Miss Eleanor Tillar's
paper on the origin OF the Ku Klux
Khan showed research and an unusual
grasp of her subject and Il progressive
historical contest. with seven tables,
concluded tho afternoon. Mrs. John
Price. of Bristol, Won FIRST prize; Mrs.
- NJ. Tredway, second. and Mrs. L. p.
Turner the third.
Refreshments were served later in
the evening. Besides the members of
the chapter, there were present Mrs
Price, of Bristol, and Mrs. Story, of
Franklin.
Smithfeld Wedding.
The Smithield Baptist Church was
u
Wednesday morning. when Miss Indie
Elizabeth Pitman, daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Ocey w Pitman, became tho
bride of Frederick w Gwaltney, OF
Richmond. The bride was given in
marriage by her uncle. W. +. HowIe.
, of Rushmere. She wore Il going away
suit OF taupe brown and carried Bride
roses. Miss Viola Gwaltney. sister of
the bridegroom, was maid of honor,
and was gownod in pink creme de
chine, and carried shower bouquet
of swcetpeas Perry w. Gwaltney,
brother of the bridegroom, was best
man. The ushcrs wcrc Gilbert Seward.
Grover Bryant Cornelius Edwards,
Joel White
The church was decorated in palms,
ferns and candles. and Mrs j. Waiver
~ Thomas rer ed 'I Love You
Truly before the ceremony Profess
sor Clinton Ely. OF Norfolk. presided
ut the organ. playing Mendelsshon's
wedding March" when tho bridal
party entered and the 'Lohengrin"
March as occasional. Rov. T. S.
Dunaway performed tho ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Gwaltncy loft at once
for Richmond. where they will mako
their home.
Among tho out-of-town guests wero
Mrs. Charles Gresham. Mrs. Henry
Wexford, and Mrs. Percy Coffey, of
Newport News; Mrs NJ. L. uowie. of
Richmond, and Grover Bryant, of Nc
Clellan.
Lecture China,
An interesting event of this evening
VIII be lecture on China" to he
delivered by the Rev. S. II. Tyler with
stercopticon views in the lecture room
of st. Marks Church The lecture liz
for tho benefit OF tho Woman's Auxil.
larry. and will begin promptly at
o'clock. The public Is cordially Invited
to attend.
Historical Evening.
great many people will attend
the annual historical evening of Rich
nond Chapter United Daughters of tho
Soniederacy' which Will >take place ut
o'clock in Lee Camp Hall to-nirbt.
Miss Katherine stiles Will sneak on
her library work at Oxford, and Mrs.
c. T. w. Kern, historian of tho chan