Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-20
MISS MARIE D. AMEs To-
WE'D RICHARD {. BYRD, JR.
Brilliant Society Event VIII Take
Place I'm Winchester
Tonight.
MISS JENKINS WEEDS L. w. WARE
Miss Elizabeth Cockrcll Reed BE-
comes Bride OF John Roland Him
ton-John Powell. to Speak mt
Woman's Club This Afternoon.


IN the marriage of Miss Marie Donald
son Ames. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Blanchard Ames. to Ensign
Richard Evelyn Byrd. Jr., United States
Navy. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Evelyn Byrd, Of Winchester and Rich
mond, which Is TO be celebrated this
evening at s o'clock at Winchester.
Rev. William ID. Smith. D. D., rector
Of Christ Church, officiating. bril-
liant gathering of distinguished guests
will fill the church for the ceremony.
and II reception viii he held at the
summer home of the brides parents
In Winchester Immediately afterward.
Mrs. George Lafayette Washington
VIII DO her listers dame OF honor ana
only attendant, and Harry +. Byrd, OF
Richmond. Will act az his brothers
best man. The ushcrs include Lieu
tenant Il. H. Green. Lieutenant a. ~.
Corwin. Lieutenant J. X. Barry, Pay
master e. G. Copp. Paymastcr l.. c..
Gudger. Ensign W. s. Davidson. En-
sign y. X. simpson and Ensign Harold
Dodd Mr.. Ames will give his daugh-
ter away.
E.ntertains mt Cards.
Mrs. William ii. IoofnaSle enter
tanned at cards yesterday afternoon.
The affair Was given at Mrs iIoof-
7,
and tho rooms were prettily decorated
III flowers. Tea was served at the con-
clusion OF the game.
Concert Next Week.
Music-lovcrs In Richmond are look
ing forward with the greatest Interest
and enthusiasm TO the Kreisler con-
cert, which is to be given here Mon
day evening in the CITY Auditorium.
II Will be one OF the most brilliant
society functions Of the season. and II
largo audience of prominent people
viii I'LL the auditorium upon this coca
sion. John Powell. who has just re-
turned to this country, following an
extended absence In Europe, viii be
the pianist. and other noted artists
will take part in the program. Some
Of those VINO Will entertain parties
for tho concert are; Miss Grace Arents.
Mrs. j. ]. liickok. Miss Louise Will
liams. Mrs. e. Il. Whitlock. Mrs
Thomas l.. Arm!stcad. James Whittet,
Mrs. T. w. Scott. Mr.. Thalhimer. Mrs.
Aiatn b. Hutzler. Mrs. Thomas +. JEFF
frcss. Mrs Fred Hodges. Mrs. Conway
Gordon. C. II. Clarke. Mrs. II. J.. Col
son. william Todd Lewis II. Blair, DIR,
and Mrs II. s. MRcLean, Mrs, George
wayne Anderson. D-. and Mrs. r. G.
Bryan. Mrs: Decatur Axtell, MIR. and
Mrs. G. f. Boiling Mrs. l.. H. Dashieil.
Mrs. Thomas Adkins, G. G. Chaplin, J.
w. Harrison. Mrs George Ben John
ston, Miss c. II. Johnston, II. ID. Con.
way. Mfr. and Mrs. y. c. Jones. Mrs
Fritz Sitterding. G. T. Drosie. Mrs.
g. Bragg.
Miss Jenkins WEEDS.
The marriage of Miss Louise Pey,on
Jenkins, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Luther II. Jenkins. 10 Edward Wins
low Ware. son OF MIR. and Mrs William
VI. Ware. OF Boston. Mass, was cclc-
hratcd last evening at Gao o'clock In
tho home of the brides parents, 1899
Monument Avenue. the Rev. George
w. Mcdaniel. pastor of the First Bap-
list Church. officiating. The drawing
room WAR arranged in pink and white
overs and an improvised altar Of
smiiax trcss and flowers and lamps Of
pink roses and smilaN was erected be-
hung with delicate drapery Of smilax
and pink blossoms. and the hall was
banked with pink flowers. In the din
inG-room the table was set with a
ccntrepiecc Of pink, with a wedding
hell OF flowers hung from the dome and
brackets OF pink roses were arranged
at intervals about the sides of the
room. y stringed orchestra played
tho wedding music.
The bride came down the winding
stairway with her father who gave
her away. Her wedding dress was Of
ivory satin and lace, made with court
train. and her veil or illusion was fast
ened with orange blossoms, sprays Of
tho same flowers catching il 10 the
train. She carried a shower bouquet
of gardcnias and lilies of the valley
Eliot Brewer Ware. OF Brookline
Mass, was best man, and the grooms-
men included Mcssrs. Il. Melville Hill
of Boston; NJ. Weld Ware, OF Morris
town. n. j.; Thomas p. Millgan, of
Elizabeth. y. j., and L. Howard Jen
kins.
Miss Alice LorinE Ware. of Boston
was maid Of honor. and the brides
two sisters, Misses Ellen and Grace
Jenkins. were her other attendants
Both bridesmaids and the maid OF
honor were gowned alike in old
toned dresses of white ;affeta, and
they carried nosegays OF moss rose
buds. violets and lilies of the valley.
a reception followed tho ceremony
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Ware left
for n honeymoon to Lake George, " V
They will be at home after March
in Brooklinc. Mass.
Some of the guests from n distance
attending the wedding last evening
were: Mr.. and Airs. William NJ Ware
Miss Alice l.. Ware and T.. NJ Iiin
Boston: Mr. and Mrs Eliot r Ware
Rrookline. Mass; NJ. w. Ware. Nor
ristown y. j.; Thomas l.. MlIigan
Elizabeth, y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs o. L.
Browne and Miss Browne, Whining
ton. N c.: Mr. and Mrs. y. w Rich
ardson and a. II. Ahlstrom, New York;
Mr. ana MIS-. V. n. 1titOn. Roanoke.
IIinton-Reed.
Palms. ferns. pink roses and Ca
thcdral candles decorated the home Of
Dr. and Mrs. II. Ward Randolph, 2O2I
Monument Avenue. yesterday morning
ut 1875 O'Clock for the marriage OF
Mrs. Randolph's sister, Miss Elizabeth
rockrell Reed. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
George Nelson Reed, of Reedville, to
John Roland Hinton son tf AR and
Mrs. John BraXton Hinton, O.. that
place.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides uncle, Rev. w. H. Edwards, OF
Lynchburg. presiding elder of the
l.ynchburg District OF the Methodist
church. and an orchestra played tho
Wedding music, Hearts and Flowers"
hcIng rendered very softly during tho
service. Only the immediate families
were present. The bride entered the
lrawing-roo with her father, who
gave hor in marriage, and her sister
MIS- II. Ward Randolph, was dame of
honor. Little John Hinton Shackclford,
nephew of the groom. carried tho