The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18
SOCIETY

o'clock, which will be charming af'
fair
The April bridge tournament took
place Friday in the Woman's Club
with twelve tables engaged In the
game. The highest score was made
by Miss Matte p. Harris. Late in the
evening supper was served at the
small tables The next tournament
Will be played on the 21st of May
and this will be the last for the sea
son.
Weddings This Week.
A number OF Richmond people will
go 70 Charlottesville this week to at
tend the marriage OF Miss Eleanor
Lille. only daughter of Professor ana
Mrs. Minor Lille, dean Of the law
school of the University of Virginia.
to the Rev. Beverley cambridge Tuck
err Jr. son of Bishop Tucker. formerly
Of Virginia. The wedding will take
place at s o'clock on Tuesday even
ing at st. pauFs Memorial Church.
I University of reinia. Bishop Tucker
will officiate.
Another Charlottesville wedding OF
this week which n of great interest
to society here is that OF Miss Roberta
1 Cariha Garth. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Garth. Of "1ngleside, 10
Dr John Porter Jones, OF Culpeper.
The ceremony will take place in Christ
, Episcopal Church. Charlottesville, on
! Wednesday evening at quarter AFTER
I 6 O'Clock 4 brilliant reception Will
take place later in the home OF the
! brides parents, at which many promi-
nent people will be present. Miss
Garth ia a charming girl and ia a
VERY enthusiastic horsewoman, and one
Of the leaders of the county hunting
set Or. Jones Is recent graduate
Of he medical school OF the University
OF Virginia. and while there played
end on the varsity football team.
Miss Tayior's Classes.
Miss Angy Manning Taylor will be-
! gin her Bible Class in Grace-Coyen-
ant Presbyterian Church tomorrow
i morning at IL o'clock. This class
will continue every day for two
weeks. from 1880 to 1890 o'clock.
/ The reason for the hour on Wednes-
| day being thirty minutes earlier is
! in order TO allow the members an OPP
/ portunity 10 register their names.
| Every one wishing to Join may hnd
| out all particulars by applying to
Mrs. George Bryan, 51l West Frank
lin Street Miss Taylor has frequent
| ly been to Richmond and her classes
! nave always pten a uel1RDl 10 III
who have awaited themselves of tho
privilege to hear her. While in the
| city Miss Taylor will ne at the Jeffer-
son Hotel.
Petersburg Wedding.
| OF wide interest in Richmond and
! throughout the State was the mar
riage of Miss Helen Jackson and Mr..
/ Andrew White Townes which took
place In St Paul's Church, Peters
burg, on Wednesday at 80 o'clock,
!, the Rev, Edmund Pendleton Dand-
ridge. rector OF the church, officiating
/ The ceremony took place in the
| presence of large and distinguished
I company The bride is the daugh-
/ ter of Mrs. d. Hugh Jackson and the
| bridegroom is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
! John T.. Townes. The decorations
! were palms and Easter lilies and
many lighted tapers. The bride was
given away by her father She wore
"a gown of white satin, her tulie veil
ARA nged with "a Juliet cap of old lace
worn by her great -greataunt in 1924,
and orange blossoms. Her flowers
were a shower bouquet Of lilies of
the valley and Brides roses: she wore
a pearl necklace. Her maid of honor
was her sister. Miss Cieeman jackson,
gowned in pink pompardour silk,
| with pink picture hat of tule. She
carried bouquet of pink Killarney
roses. The bridesmaids were Misses
Clara Colquhoun Jackson, Margaret
Robinson Hoy, Kitty Mitchell. Dor
othy Peasants Harrison, OF Rich
/ mond Helen Epes TONNES, Elizabeth
Nichols. Frances Waithall Smith and
Anne Bronough Jones The brides
maids were gowned alternately In
pink, blue, lavender and yellow pomp-
adour silk, and carried sweetpeas
tied with tulie TO match the gowns.
The best man was MIR. Samuel Pritch-
ard. and the ribbon children we're
Alexander Bryant. .Ir, and Preston
Hoy. Jr., in Oliver Twist suits. The
ushers included Messrs. Ernest Nell
son Townes, John Thurman Clark,
Herbert Bragg Gillian. Frank M.
Miller. Emmett Hugh Hoy. Clarke
Percivall, Wilson Bernard Pugh and
William McIlwaine, A reception 10
the bridal party at the residence OF
the brides parents followed the cere
mony.
At the Art Cub.
Miss Lucy K. Coleman will give an
informal talk at the Art Club OF
Richmond on Tuesday afternoon al
$40 o'clock on Travels In Italy.
The lecture will be Illustrated with
many beautiful pictures of places
NAsAtoh ~ thE anu the Ia X
will be charming one
Miss Coleman Is the head Of the
"Rtchmond Training School foI
kindergarners," and is we'll known
in educational and social circles
throughout the State
All friends of the speaker and the
club are cordially invited to be pres
ent AT the conclusion OF the lecture
tea will be served by the house COM
mittee.
Giliiauf-Hoge.
One Of the most prominent wed.
dings. OF the spring season was thai
of Miss Helen Hoge. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel S. Hoge, Of Penn.
broke. In Giles County, to Mr.. Richard
A. Gillian, which took place in
HoEe's Chapel on Wednesday evening
at O'clock. the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. s. w Moore. pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church oil
Bluefeid w Va
The brides attendants were her
sister, Mrs William Herbert Nell
haney, Bluefeld. w. Va. matron OF
honor. Miss Mary Gillian Buchanan
sister of the groom. maid of honor
and the following az bridesmaids:
Misses Kitty Hoge, Roanoke: Minnie
Howe. Radford Lilly Tyler, Radford
Birdie Darnall, Biuefield; Madeline
Gillian. Buchanan: Mamie Sue Hoge
Pembroke; Eloise Hoge. Pembroke.
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