Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-03
SOCIETY LOOKS FORWARD
TO P0sT-LENTEN GAYET|Es
h"'y Week Has Been Generally OBJ
served by Absence Of
Festivities.
MANY EVENTS FOR NEXT WEEK
'"eeting OF Daughters OF Confeder-
a'y Called for To-Day to Protest
against Proposed "Jubilee" Mt Ap.
poniattox On Anniversary.

MARKING the conclusion of Holy
week, there will he very little of In
crest given in tho world of smart So
o'e'N to-day. A few informal func-
'ons were given In the carly part OF
'He wcok. but there has been prac-
Ncaiiy no entertaining for the past two
'8Js The coming week will be an un-
usually crowded orc. and many smart
y 'l'alrs have been planned Dances. din
'''is charity affairs and smaller func-
IONS without number will be given. and
society will begin to make up In n man
.'e' Tor tho duh Lcntcn weeks that have
IHs' passed. preceded by mn unusually
HNlet winter season. There Will be a
't" small dinners ut the Country Club
c' Virginia this evening. and several
pa'oes viii motor and drive out for
'"t IN the afternoon. An orchestra will
r,hE throughout the evening.
Visiting Here.
MISS Nellie Payne, who has been
spthuing the pact several months in
tarrisonburg, where she is a student
~ Tie Normal School, has returned to
richmond for Easter. Miss Payne Is
no guest OF Miss Hattie Scott during
her stay here
Home Wedding.
pretty wedding Of Wednesday even
ing. celebrated in the home OF tho
"fde's parents 2olo Hanover Avenue,
vas that OF Miss Mary Edith Michaels.
laughter Of Mrs r. L. Michaels TO
william Robert Jones. son OF Mr.. and
WIS John B. Jones. Of Blackstone. The
CEREMONY took place mt Gao o'clock,
Rev X. H. Potts. ID. D.. pastor OF aIonu-
men, Methodist Church, officiating.
The lower floor OF the house was dec
Grated In Quantities of pink and white
towers against n background OF palms.
Terms and Southern smilaX Roman
ENEClnths n nj nd nfh a,.
spring Mowers banked the mantcls and
were arranged about the rooms.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother NJ. y. -. NIichacls. and her
Wedding gown wRs fashioned OF white
crepe dc chino. lace and pearls. Her
veil of illusion fen from cap OF real
lace and was caught TO the train Of her
Gown with clasps Of pearls and sprays
9! lilies OF the valley. She carried
slower bouquet of lilies OF the valley
and orchids
Miss Nina Adams. OF Blackstone. who
vas the brides maid of honor, wore a
costume OF pink brocade charmeuse. and
nor mowers were an arm bouquet OF
Mrs. Russell roses. The aisle for the
nr!dab party was formed by ribbons
hold by Misse. Luette Michnels and
blanche Jones, and they carried arm
;Gls OF Easter lilies
Ashton Crenshsw Jones Of Waehinp-
ton, brother of the groom. was his
best man.
wedding reception followed imme-
miately after the ceremony and later
.fr and Mrs Jones left for Il Northern
wedding tour.
Among tho out-cf-town guests at the
wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton c.
Jones. Miss Matte Jones, Of Washing
.oi; Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Jones. Mrs
George p. Adams, Miss Louise Adams,
Miss Nina Adams. Misses Blanche and
Gertrude Jones, Mrs. George Ledy Mrs
D.. n. Adams. Charles Cardoza, MIR Cobb.
VIII Adams, Mr.. Wigglesworth, DR..
Hooks. Robert Scott. ali Of Blackstone.
ana Jack shell, of I.awrencevillc
interesting House Party.
"Hyco Heights" Denniston. the home
| OF Dan w. owen, was the scene OF "a
claiming Weekend house party com
nencins March 90 and ending Tuesday.
larch 80 This beautiful old home
has been the gathering place for many
7Eay parties OF young people. on Mon
| DAY evening thcy attended an enjoy
BILE entertainment given by the Cluster
springs Academy Dramatic Club under
'ho auspices OF Miss Sarah Craddocl<
Those making UP the party were: MIR
land Mrs. W. @. Ryburr, of Clustrr
ISpr!rgs. Misses Harriet Stuckey, Rich
inord; Frances Brown Bell and Martha
RAIDER, Lew:sburk. w. Va: Virginia
lyland. Washington; Tina Fontaine.
aMartinsville; Matte Packard. BaltI-
| more; Messrs Charles owen, Cleveland.
To-. Harry liylnnd, Washington: Harry
and Rufus Owen. Cluster SPRINGS;
Sandy Easley. South Boston: Will. Dan
and Edwin Oven. Donniston: Irwin
Graham. Lexington, and DR.. John Owen.
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