Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-14
JOHN 7. W|NGO TO WED
MISS ELIZABETH BROWN
Wedding OF Richmond Man to Bed
ford County Girl Takes Place
I'm Spring.
MRS. JACKSON ENTERTAlNs
Gives Informal Dance to Fifty Of
Younger Set in Honor of Miss
Mice Burwell Reed, u Debutante
of This Season.

MIR. and Mrs. John Thompson Brown.
of ivy Clf," Bedford County. an
nounce the engagement OF the3r daugh-
ter. Elizabeth Dallas, to John Treyilian
Wingo, of Richmond. The wedding
viii take place in the spring
nebutnntes Entertained.
Pink flowers, the debutantc color, and
Southern smilax and palms. decorated
the home OF Mrs. Herbert w. jackson.
lci4 West Franklin Street, last even
ing when she and her daughter, Miss
Evelyn Jackson, gave an Informal
dance for hfty Of the younger dancing
set, with Miss Alice Burwell Reed, ~
debutante of the season, as guest Of
| honor. An orchestra played through
out the evening and supper was served
at II o'clock. Mrs. Jackson and Miss
Jackson received with Miss Reed and
Mrs Il. f. MOnitt and Mrs. Fred Hodges
presided at the punch bowl.
Miss Ellen Wright Wise. another
dcbutnnte OF this winter. was honor
guest at q luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs Henry T. Baskerville. The affair
was given In Mrs. Easkeryilles hand
some now home on the Boulevard
Itnst~r--iongc.
y quiet wedding OF much interest 10
fashionable society is that Of Miss
Catherine Humphreys Yongc daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. YOnge, to
lanes Blair Easter. son OF tho late
Mr. and Mrs. James ID. Blair Easter.
Jr. OF New York. tho ceremony to take
place to-day at high noon in the apart
ment OF the brides parents AT the Chcs-
tcrheld. Rev. w. J. Morris will Off
riate and Mrs. Horace Stringfellow will
bo her sisters dame OF honor. and
only attendant. william Tyler Of
Dante, will be Mr. Casters best man.
There win be no reception and the
wedding Is to be very quiet one on
account Of recent bereavement In the
family Of the groom.
AHairs of To-pay.
Mrs. James Clarence Sruyth. OF the
Monroe Terrace. is entertaining at "A
buffet luncheon to-day at . o'cloci, In
hcr apartment
Mrs. Isaac II. Darlington and tho
Misses Darlington will give tea this
afternoon Mt their residence. 1920
Grove Avenue, In honor Of Mrs. NAL
colin Darlington, who Is their guest.
Mrs. Earnest Campbell Mead will
hs hostess at tea this afternoon in
North Carolina.
Another informal ten Of this after
noon ia that Of Miss Mary Barney
Haughman, Of tho Chesterfield.
For Miss PerkinsOu.
Miss Marie Isaacs was hostess at an
informal tea Sunday afternoon In honor
OF Miss Isabelle Parkinson. OF the Uni
versity of Virginia the affair being
given at Paxton" the home Of Miss
Isaacs's sister. Mrs. John SHELTON Viii
iiains, on the Cary street Road.
Another small! affair given this week
for Miss Parkinson was rendered her
by Miss Frances Bemiss, OF Fast Grace
street Miss Remiss invited n few
friend In Tor cup Of tea with the
guest OF honor Monday afternoon Miss
Parkinson III spending the month OF
January with relatives I'm Richmond
Invitations out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llcwellyn Neale have
sent out invitations for the marriage OF
heir daughter, Mary Sadie, to Edmund
Francis Heard. son OF Mr. and Mrs
IH"mhs Harris Heard, OF Kingston, y.
The ceremony will take place on
Wednesday evening. February 3, ut C
clock In the home OF the brides par
cVts. 1887 West Grace Street
After March !, Mr.. Heard and his
bride VIII make their home in Newport
rews.
10 Visit Here.
Misses Lottie Edmonds and Elizabeth
dickson, OF Lynchburg. will arrive in
Richmond shortly to be the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcgram Johnson at their
apartment in the Monroe Terrace Roth
Miss Edmonds and Miss dickson were
among the bridesmaids attendant upon
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson at their wed
ding, Which was one of the most bril-
liant society events OF the early season
in Lynchhurg.
i.nst Lecture In Series.
Mrs. Sally Guild Donaldson will give
the last OF tho series of lectures which
she has made before the Auxiliary of
Temple Beth Ahabah this season, this
afternoon at o'clock In the basement
IF the temple, and n full attendance Is
desired. The subject OF the lecture is
Modern Europe" and the afternoon
VIII he most interesting one. Mrs
Donaldson's lectures of the present
war in Europe have been made before
several local organizations and they
have drawn large and representative
gatherings each week
Here for Short Stay.
Dudley Cowles, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. It. Lamb in Norfolk
came to Richmond on Monday for
stay OF several days. Later in the week
Mr.. Cowles will return to Norfolk and
Join Mrs. Cowles. before leaving for
their home In Atlanta. Ca
benefit Ten Next Week.
Ono OF the most Interesting charity
events OF the coming week Is the char
ity tea that will be held on Wednesday.
January 20. from to o'clock at the
residence OF Mrs. Edgar Taylor, under
the auspices of the Guild OF St Steph-
ems Episcopal Church at Westhamp-
ton. Some OF the most prominent soci-
ETY. women in Richmond belong to this
n
very delightful one.
Concerning the A. i. v. A.
The new members of the directory
board OF tho Association for tho Pres
ervation OF Virginia Antiquities elected
in 1914 to fill vacancies on the board
who were reelected at the annual
meeting on January 5. are Mrs Henry
Carter Stuart. Mrs. John Dunn, Miss
Sallie Archer Anderson, Mrs T. b.
Thomason, Mrs. b. o. James, Mrs
George Ainslie and Mrs John X. Ma
son. Nine meetings of the association
were held during the year, five OF which
we're general meetings. two Of the d.
rectory board, and two of the board Of
managers, which includes the advisory
board
Annual Banquet.
The annual banquet of the John
Marshall High School Alumni Associa-
iion Will be held Saturday night in the
music room of the high school at z
o'clock. Joseph c. Taylor will be toast
master and tho speeches will be short
nd limo .