Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-18
SOCIETY
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Senator George Pendleton. to Anthony
Kennedy, OF Wnrrcnton. The engage
ment has just been announced. and no
date has been set for the wedding.
Interesting Announcement.
OF unusual interest here and to So
eiety throughout Virginia and North
Carolina was the announcement made
on Friday in Rockingham, y. c, when
Mrs. Cornelia *. Waddill entertained
at a beautiful afternoon tea given at
the home OF her mother. Mrs. II. c
Dockery. in honor OF Miss Lena Everett.
whose engagement WAS announced -
Isaac London, OF Siler CITY, y. Z. Tre
house was decorated in green and
white ferns and shasta daisies AMI the
color scheme was carried out in IL"
gowns OF the bride elect and the h0a--
css, both beng OF white net with bands
uf green tatfeta. and also in The lc-
freshrl.nts consisting OF salads ana
sandwiches. cream and cakes.
The announcement was made hy the
entrance OF tiny Miss Elizaheth Ever
EFT, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John l..
Everett. who entered the room dressed
in the overalls and cap OF baggage
man and drawing p trunk heap"d with
many different labels On each 'aE was
a bride holding Cupid. On one spe-
cial tag was written. Lena leaves us
for London in November" This was
read aloud by Miss Moss!e Long
Hearts dice" was the appropriate
game OF tho evening. tho prize, bas-
ket of sweet grass and silk, being won
by Miss Beth Thomas. The visitors
prizes three photos OF the bride
framed were given to the three house
guests OF Miss Everett-Miss Cornelia
London, OF Pittsboro; Miss Blair Raw
lings. or Wilson. and Miss Lilly Taylor,
Of Wilmington.
Miss Everett Is the granddaughter Of
Mrs. Walter T. Payne and the late Wal
ter r PAYNE Of Norfolk. Miss Everett
was educated at St. Mary's School.
where she had a large circle OF friends
Mr.. London is editor OF The Sile'
City Grit, and has already won hiSh
standing among the members of his
profession in the state as we'll az with
his home constituency. He was odu-
chted at the University OF North Caro-
lima, and has many friends throughout
North Carolina. He is son OF Major
and Mrs H. a. London, of Fittshoro
and a brother Of Jack London.
aIrs. Potts Improving.
Mrs Charles Ellsworth Potts. OF Bal
timore. WHO was operated on At 81.
Elizabeth's Hospital some time ago. is
now recovering At the home OF heS
father. George J. Hooper, So7 North
Rowland street. Mrs Potts will re-
main in Richmond until the carly fall
At the Bench.
Registered at rhe Chesterfield Cot
taCe, Virginia Beach. recently have
been: Miss Mary IIudgins. Marion.
C.: Miss Sara Hudgins. Misses Nell
Word. OF Richmond; Essie BuSG, j G..
SHELTON. of Richmond; c. r. Mayo. OF
Grcenville \. c.: r. NJ. Wren, of Rich
mcnd: Nelson Ingram. of Richmond;
Edith Williamson, OF Driver. Dallas
Bruce. of Richmond Mrs w NJ Moore
OF Norfolk; w. NJ. Moore, Miss Moore,
Norfolk: Miss Warrick. OF Richmond:
Rev r. H. Bowdcn. of Tarboro y c.:
Rev. @. +. Lloyd, of Washington; H. NJ.
Rife, of Eliiston: J. y. Flannag gan. of
Pulaski: r. NJ Bane, of Pulaski, Ecv.
H. p. Dalton, Mrs. Dalton and Harry
Dalton, of EoySins: Miss NJ. Lou Fleet,
of Biscoe; Rev. 6. c. Duncan, OF Carrs-
VILE: L. +. Paulettc, OF Newsoms; J. r.
Powell, of Branchville: Mrs. Powell, OF
Branchville: Mrs. Margaret M.chacls.
IF Richmond; Miss NJ Walters, Of Nor
folk: G. NJ. Pcrcival. OF Richmond G
". Crurp. OF Chester; NJ. A Tucker
OF brakes Branch; y. "A Struchan, OF
Chester.
Lexington Wedding.
a pretty marriage took place Thurs
day evening, July 6. in Lexington, at
the home OF Mrs. William NJ. Patton. on
Letcher Avenue. whom her daughter
Miss Margaret French Patton became
the bride OF Colonel Thomas Archer
Jones, of the Virginia Military lnsti-
Etu;e faculty. Rev. Pcyton CraiGhil,
OF Richmond. officiatcd. the ring ccre-
relatives and friends % Lexington
and flom out Of town were present
The home was beautifully decorate
the color scheme being white and
green.
Promptly at O'Clock the bridal
party descended the stairway and
marched TO the altar TO the strains OF
Mendelssohn's wedding march. render
ed by Mrs. Andrew n: Estill. Miss
Mamie Patton, sister oit'the- brittle, was
maid OF honor, and Rtvefdy Jones, of
Portsmouth. brother OF the groom. was
best man. William Patton Williams OF
Blacksburs. acted as ribbon bearer.
The bride looked lovely In a wedding
gown OF white tullc over white pussy
willow tafe,a, trimmed with cream
lace.
Shortly after tee ceremony Colonel
and Mrs. Jones notored TO Natural
bridge. where they took :rain for
Asheville. y @ they will speed the
summer IN Ashcvii!c.
The bride is the second daughter of
Mrs. William NJ Patton, and has lived
in New YORK for the past several years
where She has boon engaged In teach
ing.
Colonel Jones is a native of Nor
folk. graduate OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute. class OF 1898. and has
been professor OF engineering a, the
institute since 1905.
ent at the ceremony were. Mr. and
Mrs. Caius j. Jones, parents OF the
groom, and brother. Rcvcrdy g Jones.
and wife. OF Norfolk; Professor and
Mrs. Jones Z Williams. Of Blacksbure:
Miss Elizabeth Preston and Colonel
Joseph Button, Of Richmond; Mrs. Silas
r. Mason, Of Lexington, Ky. Mrs
Bingham. OF Brooklyn; Mrs w t.
Davis. OF Petersburg, Miss Mabel Jor-
dan. OF BGena Vista. and Mrs @ r
BRADY. OF Bunalo Forge.
lawn Party Tuesday.
The Girls Social Service Club of
Ginte.' Park VIII have a lawn party or,
Tuesday evening from 3 TO s o'clock a,
the home OF Miss Louise Kellogg. on
Hawthorne Avenue. Ginter PARK All
interested are invited to attend.
Married In Lynchburg.
wedding OF much interest through.
out the State was solcmnizcd Thursday
afternoon az the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Leighton G. AGREE. III Rivermout
Jynchburg when their daughter Mics