Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-05
Household
Interests
MISS TALBOT TO WED
WILLIAM PETTY DICKSON
Cards Issued for Marriage of Miss
Louixc Peyton Jenkins to Ed
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OF their daughter. Nellie Tate. to VII
liam Petty Dickson. of Norfolk. the
wedding to be celebrated In the latter
part Of this month in Wnynesboro.
Miss Talbot. who is a sister of Mrs.
Robert Latimcr Gordon, Of this city.
formerly lived in Richmond. and III
widely related throughout the State.
Mr.. Dickson at one time resided here,
and the engagement Is of much in
;crest to society in Norfolk we'll
as In this city.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther II. Jenkins have
sent out cards for the marriage Of their
daughter Louise Peyton. to Edward
'Ninslow Ware. the ceremony to take
place on the evening OF Tuesday. Jan
uary 49, at $50 o'clock. in the home
Of the brides parents. 1899 Monument
Avenue. After March Mr.. Ware and
his bride Will be at home in Brooklinc,
Mass
Cards have also been received in
Richmond for the wedding Of Miss
Marie Donaldson .Amcs. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blanchard Ames,
OF Boston, tn Ensign Richard Evelyn
Byrd. Jr.. United states Navy. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd, of
Richmond and Winchester. The ccrc-
mony will take place at the country
estate OF the brides parents, near
Winchester. on January 20 Mrs. Arncs
was formerly Miss Helen Andrews, OF
Winchester. and has many friends and
relatives In Virginia
~tory-TcilIns Class.
The first meeting OF the Story-Tclling
= Class under the direction OF Miss Lou
Bell" Jones will be held this after
noon at o'clock in the Y. w. G.. 4.
Building on Flfth Street These classes.
TO which some of the leading society
women belong, are among the most
interesting literary features OF each
season, and many prominent matrons
and girls attend them.
Mrs. tndcrsOn's At-IiOmcs.
Mrs Archer Anderson. OF lo3 West
Franklin street, will resume her at
unmcs' on Tuesday afternoons in Ian
uary and February, the first OF which
takes place to-day from TO o'clock.
AZ tho Wonimn'- Club.
Miss Mary Sharicr, soprano. OF Wash
ington. and Edwin Orlo Bangs, tenor.
OF New York, were the artists at the
musicale held yesterday afternoon in
the parlors OF the Womnns club. II
"as an afternoon Of wonderfully arts
tic song. and the lnrr" audience ries-
crt was most enthusiastic in its APP
piausc. Both singers are musicians OF
no small reputation, this being Mr..
I!angs's first tour south. and Miss
Shcricr was the sOloist here with the
Marine Band some time ago Mrs. 4.
B. Guigon was chairman OF the after
noon. and Mrs. Claiming W. Ward the
accompanist The concert was one Of
The most brilliant that has been given
loving vel! chosen program vas rem
'.rc,i
]. ,a) My Lovely Celia" told Eng
i5iD. OBJ Turn Ye to Me" cold
eotehl, tc) Come and Trip 1t" dian
en-. Mr.. Bangs.
>. "My Heart Ever Taithfur Rach).
ISIS Sherier.
3. 'a) Ais die alte Mutter" tDvo-
-. Oh "Stnndchcn" CBrahms). tc)
NISgrne" tSChutt. Mr.. Bangs
l. ''t3u | Eplicy, II fEnn Ia
~. % Way Down South" Iomcr,
go "Mattinata" ueoncaval!o), Miss
g"ricr.
!. ,a) Il Hear "a Thrush at Eve"
'n'ImRn). % Why" (John BARNES
clls), tc) 80. swallow swallow"
tg'ootc). Cd) ~ Little Dutch Garden"
.oo,misJ. MIR bangs
o) An Love, but a Day" GRO
,asc>. OBJ "Sylvelin" tSindinE). 1c)
bats the World In June" CSpross),
Willamette" CThe Swallows) (Dalr-
lua). Miss Shericr.
Mrs OF interest.
: John Shelton Williams was the
IS at a dinner party at Paxton
%" .@turday evening at o'clock. The
decorations were poinscttias and
'toHDalls, with little white men on
op. marked the places at the table.
ne dinner was given in honor of John
:kclton Williams. Jr, aud covers we're
!a!d Tor twelve guests. Mrs. Williams's
guests included only members OF the
Younger set, and were Misses Ann Roy
Johnston Helen Johnston, Nickctti
Johnston, Eugcna Fairfax, Margaret
Powers and Walter Williams, James
Aisop. Mcssrs. Bcmiss and John Skcl-
ton Williams Jr.
MIR. aud Mrs. Revcrdy Jones. OF Ports
mouth. were at home informally Fri
dag evening in honor of their house
guests. Miss Martha Chambers, of Rich-
mond. Among those calling were Mr..
and Mrs. Bilisoly Hudeins, MIR. and
Mrs. Morgan Hudgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Nash. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Gresham. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. FlOurnOy,
Mrs. Ross Nicholson. Mrs Evelyn
Lance, Mr.. and Mrs Davis Reed. Mrs.
William Riddick. Mrs. Garland Weaver.
Misses Winnie and Ann Watts jeanette
Bruce. Mary Seldom. Eva Martin. VI
IIatton, Caroline Nash. Judge l.. r..
Watts, Messrs. Fitz Hudgins, Wiley
Weaver, Alfred Riddick, Frank Dewey,
Edgar Trant, w, d. Fawcettc. Conway
Mathews, Willie Maupin. Clarence
Lance. Mrs. Edgar Nash presided over
the punch bowl
y dinner was given Saturday even
ing at the Country Club OF Norfolk
preceding the regular Saturday even
ing dance in the compliment OF Miss
Eliza Montgomery, Of Richmond, who
is the guest of Miss Mildred Heming-
way at her home In Pembroke Avenue
The table was arranged with red car
nations and red shaded lights and the
party included Misses Montgomery
Mildred Hemingway Frances Priddy,
Laura Lee Stanley, Elise Hodges,
Margery Eldredgc, Olivia Hayden. of
Providence. II. l.; Lillian Hupp, OF
Charleston, W.. Va; Mcssrs. j. *.
Waterman. II. Il. Bickel, w. Patterson
Jones, y. Crittenden Wood, Robert
browne. Philip Taliaferro. Eugene
barkcr and Frank Mast
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan G. Burrow also
entertained Saturday evening at Il
very pretty dinner given at the Country
Club, in honor OF Mrs George Guy, of
richmond. preceding the Saturday
evening dance. Covers were laid for
seven, and those enjoying Mr.. and Mrs.
burrows hospitality were Mrs. Guy,
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Rawlings and Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Buckncr Spindle.
attending Conventions.
Acknowledgement j. Garland Pollard
and Mrs C uarNeN Ola rl1n hnun .rnnn