Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-10
MISS zAYDE BRANCH TO
WED {. ADDISON REYNOLDS
Ceremony VIII Take Place Very
Quietly To-day ut I
o'clock.
IL INVITATIONS RECALLED
Miss Margaret L.. Minor to fccolMe
Bride of j. Amber Casliie This AZ
ternoon ut Gale Hill, in AIbemarle
County.

daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. John Kerr
Branch. to Edmund Addison Renno!ds.
son OF Mrs. Robert q. KennOlds and the
late II. @. Rennolds. OF Richmond. is to
De celebrated very quietly to-day at
O'Clock at West Franklin street.
Owing to mourning. the Invitations for
the church ceremony we're recalled. and
only tho immediate families viii attend
the ceremony
AlbcmarIc Wedding.
An interesting wedding to be celc-
brated to-day In Albemarle County is
mat Of Miss Margaret Lee Minor.
dhuEhtcr OF John Miner, to Jacquelin
Amber Caskie, son of DR. and Mrs
Amber Caskie. Of Richmond. The
ceremony will take olacc th. after
noon 1T o'clock at Gale Ill.," the
country estate OF the brides father.
Rev III. b. Lee, u. D.. OF Charlottes-
vile. will oiiiciute. The marriage is
TO bc very quiet one on account OF
the recent death OF the brides uncle
and only the Immediate families viii
witness the ceremony
MISS Phyllis L. Jones, OF Richmond
VIII attend the bride an maid OF honor
and John Caskie. OF this city. will be
his brothers. best man. Mr.. Minor win
give his daughter away.
MISS M!nor has frequently visited
here as the Kuest OF Miss Jones, and
both bride and groom belong To farni-
lies long prominent in the social and
POLITICAL history OF the state. Tho wed
dlnS, although quiet affair. Is one
"f the most important nuptiul events
OF the late winter scason.
Entertainment at "Isuck Unl."
Smart society is deeply interested In
The Love OF Il Bonnet" which will be
presented by number OF pretty girls
at Buck Ill.," the home of the Misses
Walden. IN South Richmond. on Friday
evening AT sac o'clock. Tho play,
which III charming comedy. is given
for the benefit Of the building fund OF
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church. In
south Richmond. and Il great many
Richmond people will go to buck IIill"
10 attend It. Some OF the younger So
ciety girls OF Richniond have been cast
for the play, and the entertainment; will
he one OF the most interesting charity
events OF the week. Several parties
have already been made up 10 attend
The play. and the audience win include
:, large contingent OF the younger girls
and mon OF Richmond.
To-Dny's Events.
Mrs John Hunter is chairman Of the
afternoon at the Woman's Club to-
day at o'clock. when John powell
the noted American pianist will give
another informal talk on his impress
sions OF the war In Europe. MIR. Powell
gave thoroughly engrossing talk at
h,
cncc VIII he present 10 hear him again
to-day.
Miss Hattie Bell Gresham will meet
her story Glass at the Art Club OF Rich
innnd this afternoon ut o'clock. All
sorts OF charming stories, with their
origin and underlying meaning. arc
discussed at these class meetings. and
the mothers and teachers OF Richmond
are greatly Interested in them
Indoor Golf Tens.
The indoor golf teas at the Jefferson
iiotel continue Ia draw large and in
t'rcstcd gatherings. 1t is not tn the
least necessary to play golf TO attend
them. and the coy tea tables in the
palm garden or the Jefferson are
crowded each afternoon III the week,
except Saturday with enthusiastic
spectators. Mrs De Soto FIX eralt
and Mrs. Thomas Scott were hostcsses
yesterday afternoon, and they were as
sisted by Mrs. Granville Gray. Mrs
William Augustine. Mrs. Logan Golsan
and Miss Edith Grant
Small Functions Of Note.
Mrs Llewellyn W. McVcigh. OF Monu-
ment Avenue. invited II few girls in
yesterday afternoon for tea 10 meet
Misses Margaret and Eleanor Potts, of
Shepherdstown, w. Va, who are her
guests here for short t!rno. It was
"a very informal affair. and tn. tea
table was decorated in spring flowers
Tho Misses Potts. who are charming
girls, were educated in Paris and have
bc"n very popular In society since their
debut.
Aiys Stewart N Woodward. of ol7
Floyd Avenue, viii entertain ut an in
formal card party this afternoon at
her residence in honor OF her sistcr-in-
law. Mrs. Charles Whitlock, Jr.
Minstrel Show Easter Week.
Announcement has just been made
that tho Girls Auxiliary to the Belle
NJ,
minstrel show here during Easter week
Sonio OF the best amateurs in the city
viii take part In this entertainments
and tho dates for tho performances at
tho Academy OF Music are April S, 0 and
To- The affair given by the AUXILIARY
each season is always one OF the
biggest charity events OF the entire
year, and the audiences mark notable
gatherings OF the ultra fashionable set
Some Of the members who are In charge
OF the Ministries ut Easter are Mrs. Cor
don Smith. Mrs. Hiram Smith Mrs
Lewis Bosher. Miss Lena Miller, Miss
Jcllys Scott, Mrs. Carter Poiinan Mrs
Hugh Rose. Misses Isabel Carter, Eliza
beth Cooke. Virginia Christian. Elsie
Harrison, Julia and Archer Joynes,
Helen Adams, Nora Randolph, Virginia
Whitley, Mamie Patton, Elsie Lindsey.
Nell Wise, Mary Saunders, Mrs. Fred
campbell, Mrs. Herbert Claiborne, Mrs
Charles Whitlock. Mrs. Croxton Cor
don and Mrs Douglas Vanderhoof
Dr. Chandler to Speak.
Dr. ]. y. C. Chandler will address
the Womans Club of Barton Heights
this afternoon at 4:45 o'clock The club
will meet In the Barton Heights school
house to hear DR.. Chandler speak
OF Interest Here.
REV James Fl. w. Blake performed
the ceremony at the marriage last week
Of Miss Hannah Son1erville Matthews.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry stod-
dart Matthews. and Lieutenant Edmund
+. Parker, U. S. a.. which took place at
Christ Church. Georgetown, in the pres
ence of large company of relatives
and friends
Tho bride. who was given in marriar re
~ her father. wore n gown OF white
hrocadcd crepe dechine with seed pearl
embroidery and long court train. Her
ulle we'll was held with coronet of
orange blossoms and She carried n