Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-27
MISS NELLIE TALBOT
TO WE'D W. P. DICKSON
Ceremony Will Take Place In st.
Johns Church, Waynesboro,
on Saturday.
MISS CLARKE's WEDDING TO-DAY
VIII Become Bride OF Frederick
Lyme Kec, OF New York-Lunch-
con for Miss Ellen Wright Wise.
Items at Personal Interest.

y number of Richmond relatives and
friends Will so to Waynesboro on Sat
urday 10 be present at the marriage OF
Miss Nellie Tate Talbot. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. William Holt Talbot,
and William Petty Dickson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William 6. Dixon, OF Norfolk.
which viii be celebrated In St Johns
Episcopal Church there at 1870 o'clock
that evening. Airs. Robert l.atimer
Gordon. OF Richmond will be nor SIS
tcr's dame Of honor, and her brides
maids will include Misses LeOna Dick
son OF New Orleans, aud Miss Hood
WorthinStOn Thompson, OF WHynes-
horo. Little Robert I.stimer Gordon.
Jr.. and Elliott Fishburns VIII hold tho
ribbons. Littleton Tazewcll. Jr., Of
Norfolk, will he Mr. DicksOn's best man.
Harold wrenn, Theodore Wrenn and
Holt Page, Of Norfolk: &. Lawrence
Talbot and William II. Talbot, OF
Wayncsboro, and Lewis Crenshaw, OF
the University Of Virginia. Will he
Eroomsmen.
Functions Yesterday.
Miss Ellen Wright Wise was guest Of
honor at Il luncheon yesterday given
~ Miss Mary Williams at her resi-
dcnce, S2i West Franklin street There
"cro ten guests, and the table Was
decorated Ia spring flowers.
Mrs. Thomas Scott. Mira Granville
Gray. Mrs. Thomas Branch NcAdans.
Miss Edith Grant, Mrs. John q. Hayes.
Mrs. William Augustine, Miss Louise
Baldwin. or New York. and Miss Sally
Gordon had charge Of the indoor golf
tea AT the Jefferson Hotel yesterday
afternoon. Ihe affair in for the bene-
~ OF the open-a!r schools. and is
given under the most fashionable
patronage pf Richmond.
Visiting Here.
Miss Mary Cunningham, OF Cov!ngton.
* on a visit TO Miss Phyllis Jones at
the residence of the latter's mother.
Mrs. A. Seldom Jones, 1912 Floyd
hvenue. Miss Cunningham is daugh
ter Of the late John y. Cunning ham.
"f Farmville. and formerly made her
nom. In that place.
tnnirs OF To-Day.
The marriage OF Miss Martha I'M
clarke, daughter of Arthur Is. Clarke,
10 Frederick Lyme kee. formerly OF
Philadelphia, but now Of New York
city, viii rake place this evening at
o'clock at the home o! her aunt Miss
celeste Berry, SIC West franklin Street.
The wedding is TO be a very quiet one,
and only the Immediate families viii
witness The ceremony.
MISS Hattie Bell Gresham will meet
hof story class at the Art Club Of
Richmond, 81 West Grace street. this
afternoon Al O'Clock The class Is
very interesting one. and meets each
Week to discuss the origin and value
Interesting srnsIor.
rAr next meeting OF the Richmond
fprriSD Relief Association Will be held
'u Wednesday evening. Fcbruar? g..
Announcement VIII be made later OF
tine lecturer and the place Of meeting.
Iiie H"winr party section Will meet on
Monday, February |, at "Laburnum,"
'F" lcsidcncc Of Mrs. John stewart
!.yan, from 10 o'clock.
.pTrcurninE Marriage.
Invitations viii shortly be issued .;
Dr and Nlrs George l.ouusbcrr". OF
unrl,sioa, -. Va. for the marriage
81 'ir'ir danshtrr, katharine Wih;iisii,
q" ir\rcy Paul Morton. formerly Of
ihis city. but now Of Dante. The cere-
u"Hy viii take place AT $50 O'Clock
pU Monday, February 10, IN st. johns
Episcopal Church, Charleston. MIR.
Mnri"n il widely and prominently con
nrctcd in Richmond and throughout
20" state. and is son OF Mrs. y.
sidney Morton. OF 205 West Grace
street, and grandson Of the late Or.
iOHn F'ontaine. surgeon on General
!. T. B. Stuart's STAFF. Ills great
grandfather was Edmund Fouiaine. OF
Hanover, and ho IL a grandson OF Mrs.
George l.. IIaw. OF Dundee" Hanover.
The wedding viii he one of the most
fashionable affairs Of the season In
Charleston, and society here is greatly
Interested
HHrriHgr Announced.
SIR. and Mrs. James j. Redmond have
announced the marriage OF their daugh-
ter Marion Gay, to Philip sydney
Brown, OF New York, the ceremony
having taken place on Saturday, Jan
uary %. Aner February 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown will make their home in
New York city.
Chinese Tea.
y very attractive musical program
has been arranged for the Chinese tea
which Will be given this afternoon
10y the JUNIOR Auxiliary of Monumental!
church, at the residence Of Mr.. Richard
Meade, 3iS Floyd Avenue. Those TAX
ing part in the musical program are
Miss Lindsay Powers, cOntralto; Miss
katherine Thurston, vioiinist, and
Mrs. Eleanor liigginson. soprano. Mrs
nigginson has studied several winters
in New York. and her pure soprano
voice has delighted many audiences
The hours are from 10 D.
WAND OUT OF TOWN.