The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-06


Petersburg to attend the ceremony.
OF great interest to society here.
where the groom Is prominently con-
nected. is the wedding on Thursday
afternoon Of Miss Mamie Isabella
Hurt and Mr. Joseph Bryant Call
which will take place in the home of
the brides mother in Bedford City.
To Visit the Exposition.
A number of Richmond society
people are planning trips TO Cali
fornia and the exposition within the
next few weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. James
r Cannon. Of the Chesterfield. are
arranging "A party 10 spend the month
of August in California. who Will
leave Richmond on the first of the
month. Among those who will go in
MIR and Mrs Cannon's party are:
Mrs. Edgar Taylor, Of Daily DIR.
and Mrs. Hugh Taylor. of Whit
romhe:" Mrs Robert l. Powers,
Misses Katharine Siuton, Katie Tay-
Cor Francis Wheat f. r, Puryear,
Shields. Sarah Powers, Elizabeth
Wingo. Sitterding. Lucille Massey and
Mrs. stephen Ellyson.
Miss Jones Wedding.
Distinguished guests from many
States will IN st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Warsaw. for the marriage
of Miss Anne Seymour Jones, daugh
ter Of Congressman and Mrs. William
A. Jones. 20 Lieutenant s. Roland
Hopkins T. s. A. The ceremony will
he performed by Bishop Beverley r.
Tucker. assisted by the Rev. Lit
singer. rector OF the church. The
bride will he given In marriage ny her
father Miss Mary Madison Of
BROOKLYN, n. Y. will he the maid of
honor and the bridesmaids will be.
Misses Frances Effinger, Helen Nc
Cumber, Antoinette Ray, Dorothy
Taylor. all of Washington: Mary
Archer Glass, of Bynchburg, and
Hattie Mitchell, Of Warsaw
Mr.. VIM. A. Jones, Jr., the brides
brother. will he the groom's best man,
and the groomsmcn viii include.
Captain Morris Locke, L. s. A
lieutenant John Eager, L. $, A.
Lieutenant Alexander James l, S.
A, and Lieutenant Whitside. L, s. A,
all Of Fort Myer; Major w D.
Newhiil. of san Francisco; and Lieu
tenant Pfeil l.. s. A. of West Point.
A large reception will follow the cere-
mony. and the wedding will he one
of the most brilliant social events of
the early summer.
Garden Club Meets Tomorrow.
The James River Garden Club will
Abtd llS TtEhtdh HiFFiiH% 'lt AhFiiNSt
afternoon at clock, at Mini
borHa." the beautiful home of Mrs.
]. Scott Parrish near Failing Creek.
Az members are invited to be present
Stonc--Stnkes.
/" An out-of-town, wedding OF the
greatest interest to society in Rich
mond was celebrated on "Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at Epiphany
Church, when Miss Madge Pickett
Stokes. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Syl-
vanus Stokes. was married to Mr., r.
King Stone. The church was eiabor-
ately decorated with palms, southern
smIlax and quantities OF white
peonies, and the ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Or. Randolph
McKim in the presence Of large
gathering Of relatives and friends A
musical program was rendered dur
ing the seating of the guests.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a lovely
gown Of white satin and rare
from the shoulders. Her tuile veil
was caught with orange blossoms and
she carried a shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley The matron of honor,
Mrs Howard Hume. and the maid of
honor, Miss Sara Bell Williams, of
Baltimore, and the bridesmaids, who
| were Miss Julia Whiting, Miss
Adelaide Heath Miss Virginia Hunt.
and Miss Kitty Bell. of WarrentoH,
were gowned alike in white pussy
willow taffeta made with short full
skirts and high-waisted hodices with
! long transparent sleeves OF white
/ chiffon They wore hats of white tat
( feta faced with black. and black slip
! pers The matron nj honor and the
! maid of honor carried bouquets OF
white daisies with black centers. and
! the bridesmaids carried sheaves oil
! pink roses
! Mr.. John HempbiIl was best man
/ and the ushers included: Mr.. Sylvanus
/ Stokes. Jr., brother OF the bride, Mr.
| Joseph Bailey, Mr.. John Buchanan
Mr.. Winthrop Lockwood. Mr., Ed
ward Dove. Mr.. Herbert Adair, Mr.
/ Lowndes Lavender. Mr.. James De
! chart, of New York, and MT. Gilbert
| Lucas. Of Baltimore.
A reception followed the ceremony
| at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
stokes in Massachusetts Avenue
which was charmingly decorated
with white peonies and pink roses
Mr. and Mrs Stokes and the bride
groom's mother. Mrs. r Rtchi'
! Stone. received with the bridal party
| Mrs Stokes wore a handsome gCwt
| Of shaded green and gold faille, will
a hat of apple green taffeta. Mrs
Stone was gowned in white.
Mr. and Mrs Stone left after th'
| reception for Mr., Stones countr!
| home in Virginia. where they viii
spend their honeymoon. The BRIDE
travelling gown was of crepe meteor
with gray slippers and smart gray
hat trimmed with aigrettes.
Miss Stokes ia very well known II
Richmond She Is niece Of Mr.