Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-08
MISS VIRGINIA ALEXANDER
BRIDE OF PERRY {. GREEN
Ceremony Takes Place in Old
Church in Hanover
County.
MANY MEETINGS or INTEREST
Hostesses Announced for Indoor
Golf Teas During This Week.
Card Party at Art CIub-Items OF
Personal Interest.


Anne Gilbert, a debutante of last sea-
son. and Miss Jane Christian. Miss
Taylor also spent a short time Visiting
friends in Bridgeport. Conn. a num-
her of interesting affairs were given
for her during her visits to New York
and Bridgeport.
Visiting Here.
Miss Mamie Harrison. daughter OF
General George Paul fiarrIHon. OF Ala =
baina. IL in Richmond az the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Hghtfoot, at g32
West Grace street. Several seasons aRo
MISS Harrison spent winter In Rich
nond and she has great many friends
here. She has a lovely soprano voice
aud sang last evening at 81. James
Episcopal Church. \ number Of charm
ing affairs have been planned In honor
Of Miss Harrison during her stay IN
this city.
Grrcn-AIcNnndcr.
The marriage Of Miss Virginia Mag
Alexander. daughter of the late o. O..
Alcxander and Mrs. Jennie Alexander.
OF Highland Springs, TO Perry Edward
Green. Of Brunswick County, was cele-
bratcd on Wednesday at high noon In
tho black Creek Church in Hanover
County. Tho church waH decorated in
cvcrEreens. shaded candles and flowers.
ana the ceremony was performed By
Rev. J. r. Suddith. Mrs w T.. IIarrcl-
The bride entered with her brother.
Leroy +. Alexander. who gave her In
marriage, and her wedding dress was
OF white tulle and satin. made with "a
long court train. Her veil WAS worn
in Grccian effect and fastened with
orange blossoms, and she carried n
shower bouquet OF lilies OF the valley
and Bride roses. The dame OF honor
Mrs. l.. i. Alexander, wore gown Of
white brocaded satin and carried Amer
lean Renuty roses. Miss Annie Baurne,
who was maid Of honor wore pale
hluc satin sown. drapcd In white tullc.
and cnrrled n bouquet OF American
Beauty roses. Emmett Green was his
hrothers best man. and Doris Alcxan-
der carried the ring. Little Lucy and
Edna Alexander opened the gates
through which the bridal Tsrty passed
frocks over pink. The bridesmaids
Misses Sarah Dean. OF Highland
Springs; Judy Tomlin Alexander. a
cousin OF the bride; Elizabeth JULY. Of
1vor. md Regina Dickinson. OF Eller-
son, wore quaint dresses OF pink tnf-
'eta. ana carried ncseRays OF pink
sweetpens The groomsinen included
Messrs. Bryant and Palmer Baurne and
Robert Sims. Of Richmond; j. b. Alex
andcr. OF Highland Springs.
number Of Interesting functions
were given for the bride prior 10 her
"fnpIHB OH w cnEeSdhS. MONDAY even
!ng Miss Deane entertained the bridal
party at 4 reception dance and Tues
day night an elaborate supper was
given at the brides home. Decorations
were In mink and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green lief, later for a
Southern honeymoon, and upon their
return Will make their home In Bruins
wick.
VIII Wed Miss Britton.
The Hon. Robert Brrcsford o. the
British army. who was In Richmond all
winter an representative OF the allies
in the purchase Of horses. liz to be mar
ricd 20 Miss Catherine Britton, n we'll
known Washington belle.
Captain Bcrcsford is n younger broth
~ OF Lord Dcc!cs. who married Mis.
Vivien Gould, Miss Iirltton Is In Paris
"h,hcr sle went with Miss Mona Nc
Adoo, daughter OF the Secretary of tho
Treasury, To serve as a Red Cross nurse
Tho romance began on board shin,
'hen Miss Britton and Miss McAdoo
we're or their way 10 Europe. II had
8been generally accepted as n fact that
lies Britton would be married TO Rich
rd Elhins. brother OF Mrs. William
lit. son OF the late Senator Eikins.
,ut there was never an announcement
Captain Beresford will he remembered
ere, for he was much entertained while
n Richmond.
Ca Room HOxtcsseh.
lfostesses 1T tho indoor golf tea, held
I" the palm garden Of the jefferson IIo-
81 this afternoon, include Mrs. Nelson
teelr. Mrs. Granville Valentine and
irs. Philip ST. George Cooke. a mum
cr OF the Younger society girls will
sslst in serving Al the tea tables.
ard Pnrty Mt Art Club.
Miss Eleanor Houston WAS the hos.
sss on Friday night at the Richmond
ri Club. where the card club of which
nc is a member held its regular meet
4 The first prizes were won by
ISIS Ruth houston and Linwood Rich
rdSon. and Miss Genevieve Mott was
warded tho booby. Those playing were
isses Helen SiDn. Ruth Traylor MI
am Coleman, Helen IIotze. Ruth and
ieanor Houston and Miss Mott;
'essrs. Roy o. Mann. Scherard Mott Ed
ard Balm. Raymond Barker. Henry
'hnson, BERNARD Martin. Charles NJ.
uckcr and Mr.. Richardson. Refresh
cntS were served after the game was
fncluded.
ddwinter Dance.
i'rhc mdwinter dance Of the Eappi
~ German Club was held at the Her
'taEe Club on Friday. FRvors, con-
sting OF American beauty roses and
'itonaircs OF white carnations were
cscntcd to the dancers. Supper was
rived about 1880 o'clock. Among
ose attending were L. Gwyn Catlin
= ,ton Philips with Miss Clements,
anger Ancarrow with Miss Helen
liliams. Frank Cooper with Miss An
McClay, Frank Wingfeld with Miss
IRA 1iorner, G. Robertson with Miss
'rothy Courtney. M. Krouse with
So Virginia Marshall. r. Stumpf with
SIS Margaret Meehagan. c.. Richardson
IN Miss Margaret Word, b. Richard
n with Miss Margaret Tobeln, Wei
gton Cottrell with Miss Watkins, b.
nsley with Miss Martha Stevenson.
> Peasley with Miss Trina Batkins
(. c. IL. McAnaliy with Miss Helen
hercr, James Burke with Miss Ethel
;uer, T. y. Norris with Miss jamie b.
Eson Harry Trotter Of Washington
IN Miss Mary Williams Leslie Ter
with Miss Anne Christian, Blair
lsseau with Miss Margaret Bran
o. Marion Boisseau with Miss Mary
ssic. NJ. Porterfield with Miss James
stays were Messrs. Buford Rose.
irs, ltay Paul, George Paul, Mes
mes. c. c. Wall and f. T. Horner