Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-17
J0PL|NC-TYLE WEDDING
TAKES PLACE IN RADF0RD
Daughter of Former Governor of
Virginia WEEDS Rev. Robert
w. Jopling.
HERE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Flanagan
Guests of Captain and Mrs. John
n. Coke-PIans for Kappa-Alpha
Fraternity Ball.

hdSdn ana William coke tlanntSan,
Will arrive In Richmond early next
week to spend the Christmas season
here. Mr. and Mrs. Flanagan and
Their family viii be the guests of Cap
tain and Mrs. John y. Coke. ut I West
Franklin street. during their stay In
Richmond
Concerning Miss Gibson.
New York exchange contains the
following Of interest to society here:
Young men said that the prettiest
debutantc of the various sets assem-
bled ut the years Junior Assembly
was Miss Irene LnnIhornc Gibson.
daughter OF Mr.. ana AIra. Charles Dana
Gibson and scion of the house of
ILanghorne of Virginia, famed over two
continents for the beauty OF its daugh-
ters. The young woman was the guest
| of honor at dinner given by her
father and mother. 127 East seventy
third Street She is tall and graceful,
land her head sets like Il slender flower
on its stem"
Nancy Perkins viii be the guests Of
| their grandfather. Chiswcll -. Lang
horne. in Richmond. shortly. when
great deal of entertaining viii be done
lin their honor They are both beau
tiful girls and their mid winter debut
= OF much interest to tho fashionable
set In Richmond.
Joplins-TyIer.
or interest throughout tho state Is
tho marriage OF Miss Sue Hampton
fryler. daughter Of Ex-Governor of Nir-
|ginia and Mrs. J. Iioge Tyler, to Rev.
Robert Ware Jopl.ng, son OF the late
William Ware and Sue Clayton Jop-
hing. OF Bedford County. The ceremony
took place yesterday morning at II
o'clock In tho Central PRESBYTERIAN
Church at East Eadford. with Rev. J.
HAIRY Whitmorc officiating. The church
-I,nr effc ,-.I, cd i,,
scheme Of white and green, with arches
pr running cedar twincd with white
Mowers arranged at intervals down
lie aisle. Palms ana ferns and white
blossoms were used on the pulpit. Miss
FLORENCE Baird rendered the wedding
music
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away. She
Has Gowned In lavender chiffon
broadcloth with panncls OF velvet and
trimmings OF fur and gold lace. ana
ler hat was Of velvet, trimmed with
She carried Il white vcllum Bible with
markers Of lilies and violc;s. Mrs.
Henry Harrison Wilson. who was her
listers dame OF honor, wore "A dress
bf violet chiffon over messaline OF the
same shade finished with bands OF
satin and lace She wore a picture
lat Of chiffon ana velvet 10 match. and
'arricd bouquet Of yellow roses. Rev.
Edward =. Lane, OF Christinnsburg, at
ended the groom as best man and the
ishers were Messrs. James Hore Ty-
er, Jr.. and Hal G. Tyler.
There was no reception following
he ceremony. and Mr. and Mrs .Jop-
ing left AZ once for a trip 10 Chat
anooga and Now orleans They will
&c AT homo after January In Austin.
Texas where Mr.. Joplinr * pastor Of
highland. the University Presbyterian
church
some OF the guests from distance
attending the 'narriag" We're: Colonel
nd Mrs. Frank L. Mcconnell. OF Rich
noud Nj ana Mrs. Henry Harrison
Nilson, OF rortsmou,h O; Mr.. ana
Mrs. James IIopc Tyler, Jr.. OF Roam
Ike. Mr.. ana Mrs. James \. Otcy ana
Miss Lucy Tyler or Blacksburc: Mrs.
icorrc Tyler and Miss Sarah Tyler. OF
Seven Mile Ford; Miss Esther savers.
u Man Meadows: Mr. ana Mrs sam
lel II liairston. Of Wenonda; General
Ralph z. Prime. Of Yonkcrs. y Y:
'aptan and Mrs. stockton Eicth ana
Hiss iIcth. OF Blacksburg Mrs. 4 \
'hlegar. Miss Phlcgar and Rev +: f.
.auc, Of Christiansburg
$nppn Alphn Fraternity Emil.
The semiccntennial celebration OF
M<appa Alpha order. TO lie held in R!ch.
2nond during Christmas week. will he
los"d with large formal ball at The
cffcrson Hotel on tho evening OF Dc
S emhcr 30, given by the Richmond
\ltinni Chapter. The committee OF the
oc3l ALUMNI in charge of the ball IS
|nakin:- arrangements TO have all of tn.
members OF the dancing set present
nd ARRANGEMENTS viii be made. as far
: possible. TO get thu several hundred
iSiiIhr members assigned to partners
or this occasion. Special efforts will
70 made to have the dcbutantcs of the
eason present and dcbutantc figure
r viii be danced during the evening.
The affair viii be chapcronei by the
wives Of the married members Of the
ocal alumni. No formal Invitations
viii be issued, and an invitation from
member Of the order will be all that
necessary as far as the girls are
oncerncd.
aoncS-SIcdh.
Mr. and Mrs. ] s SleGd annornca
lie marriage of their daughter Georgia
= katherine. TO Irwin Barton Jones. IN.
CEREMONY having taken place ycstcr-
lay at Shady Grove Church. Mr. and
Irs Jones will be n acme after Dc
cmbcr 81. No cards were issued for
he wedding.
Hiss McDOnouEh E.ntertniHs
Miss Annie McDonough. daughter OF
'1r. and Mrs. Patrick McDonou-h. Of
'"i hanover Avenue, entertained We'd
iesd"N evening at her residence. the
members OF the Ideal Social Club.
cards were played and Miss Lillian
'lankenship rendered selections OH the
,iaho. being accompanied ny Norman
'ord. the Christmas idea prevailed IN
nc decorations. Refreshments were
crVcd and the club adjourned until
ftcr IN" Christmas holidays. to meet
~ January IL. at the home of Miss
'"resa Mckinley. Miss Mckinley was
III iccted as treasurer for the coming
ear. Among those present were.
'issc3 Julia ana Elizabeth Siewers
larN Gun,an. Lillian Blankenship
Teresa Mckinley. Katherine Bowen and
AnCic McDonouGh: Messrs Frank Mo
<inlcy, Henry Thcdicck. Edgar Nc-
.au.hlin. Grant Lowry, John FLETCHER