The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-21

and trust in the State under eacl
successive governor.
On their return from their wed
ding trip Judge and Mrs. Rhea vii
make their home in Richmond
First Indoor Golf Tea.
Smart society win be out in full
!, force to attend the first of the serie
OF indoor golf teas that Is 20 taxi
pace this afternoon from I to
O'Clock in the palm room at the JEFF
ferson Hotel.
These teas will be novel function:
of each afternoon in the week. ex.
cept Saturday for some time to come
and plans for them are most interest
ing. Tea will he served at prettily
arranged tables. and there is to be ar
award of silver cup TO that player
making the best golf score during the
season
These entertainments are given for
the benefit of the open air schools
and are unedr the patronage OF
some of the leading women Of the
city and The tea tables will be gay
: with interested spectators. as well as
those playing, each afternoon.
The Chaperones for this afternoon
include Mrs. John B Hayes, Mrs
/ Lewis Hinton Boshcr, and Mrs James
! Gordon Smith and number OF the
younger society girls win serve The
committee In charge of these affairs in
d cludes Mrs Melville Branch, chair
/ man, Mrs. Thomas y. McAdams, Mrs
Thomas g. Scott. Mrs. John b, Hayes
Mrs. Newton Vaughan, Mrs. J. Cor
! don Smith. Miss Mary Street. Mrs
Lewis II. Bosher, Mrs. ST. George
I Cooke, Miss Virginia Christian. Mrs
! William Burrows. Mrs Claude Kent,
Mrs Nelson Steele. Mrs Alexander
Brown. Jr.. Mrs. Granville Valentine,
Mrs Frank Duke. Miss Evelyn Cor
don. Irs r Henry Harwood and
Mrs, J. NJ. Rosonbaum.
Hmton--tiregory
The marriage Of Miss Mary Waller
Gregory. daughter of Mrs Irene Gre
CORY and tho late VIM. Gregory. Of
I King Wiilism County and Virginia
and DR. Francis Beattie Hutton, son
Of Judge r h. Hutton and the late
Mrs, Hutton. Of Abingdon. Va. was
celebrated In the home OF the brides
mother II Highland Park, yesterday
morning. at 10 80 a'ceck The Rev.
James w. Morris. u. d. of Monu-
m Entail Episcopal Church. performed
the ceremony. Palms, ferns. and pink
blossoms decorated the parlors. The
bride, who was given in marriage
by her brother, Deucalion II. Gregory,
wore a modiEh going away gown Of
dark blue chiffon broadeloth and q
picture nat Of sand and black velvet,
Her flowers were corsage bouquet
or mauve orchids Little Miss Mary
Gregory RehertseH OF Petersburg,
and a niece Of the bride, carried the
ring In lily Her frock was OF
white embroidered null. with a wide
pink sash Preston Hutton. OF Abtng
don, was this eroom's best man.
"a
Hutton left for a wedding trip TO
Northern points and later will make
their home In Wilmington. Delaware.
Among the out-of~town guests We're;
Judge + p. Hutton and Preston
Hutton, q Abingdon; Mr.. and Mrs.
8. J. Robe rtson, Of Petersburg. Both
the bride and groom are prominently
6 injected. Dr. Hutton's father. who
has only recently resigned from the
bench, being one OF the ablest Jurists
| Of his time in Southwest Virginia.
Entertained In Norfolk.
Hrs. A. w. Ainswerth entertained
yesterday afternoon at her home IN
| Court Street. In Norfolk, at beau
tifui tea given complimentary to Miss
Leila CottreN, of Richmond, who is
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. r. Collins.
in Dinwiddie Street. The house was
charmingly decorated with an artistic
color scheme OF white and green,
palms. ferns and quantities Of white
ca rnauons, hyacinths and narcissus
were used everywhere and in the dim
ing-room the TIA BILE was arranged with
centerpiece of narc!ssus and white
candles. The guests were received by
Mrs. Ainsworth. Miss Leila Cottreil
and Mrs ]. n. Collins Miss Lucy
Sylvester presided In the hall and Mrs.
rla ,.l.r I -
Imogen Lindsay and Miss Jane Bur
ton presided in the dining room and
II ose assisting were Misses Rosa
Brown. Ceci; williams, Margaret
Watts and Dorothy Ainsworth. Miss
Elizabeth Nj ntgomery. also OF this
city, was among the guests invited
to meet Miss Cottrell.
Observation-Disclosures.
Yesterday evening al $50 O'Clock
In the home OF the brides parents,
SOC North Meadow Street was ceie-
brated the marriage OF Miss Hazel
Ross FnuConer daughter@6f MIR. and
Mrs George w. Faufconer, TO Or.
Joseph Clinton Dunford. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Virgil II. Dunford. of
Portsmouth. The Rev. Carter Jen-
Church. offlctated. and Miss Gladys
Peyton played the wedding nnarch
from Bohengrinn. and during the
ceremony Il Love You Truly and
Sweetheart Days"
The lower floor Of hne house was
canvased In white and palms, ferns
and many pink and white flowers
were used in the decorations. In the
bay window a trells OF smilax and
pink roses, was placed, and on tall
pedesta1s on either side tapers In silver
candelabfa were used.
The bride entered the drawne
room with her father. who gave her
away Her gown was OF white char
me1lse. win trimmings Of old lace and
pearls, and finished with a court
train. Her veil OF tulle and lace was
caught With orange blossoms, and she
carried a shower bouquet OF lilies of
the valley and orchids. Mrs Bay
liss Epps. a sister of the bride, was
mstron OF honor. and wore a robe Of
white charnneuse with crystal. Trim
mings. jho car r1ed nosegay OF moss
rosebuds and pink sweetpeas
Miss cueenie Mattingly, who was
n maid of hcnor. had on a gown of