Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
SEVERAL SOCIAL EVENTS
SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY
Weekly Dances ut Country Club Of
Virginia VIII Continue
Through Lent.
DAL PoUDRE AT BON AIR INN
Many Richmond People to Attend
Masquerade for Benefit of Library
Fund-Isiclmond Guests at New
port News Wedding.


'rheduled for tho social calendar to-
DAY. The usual weekly dances at the
country Club OF Virginia will be held
hs usual. through Lent. and many smart
dinneTs Will be given at the clubhouse
mis- evening. prior to the informal
mop Saturday evening always marks
> .n'er'stin& gathering at the Country
'iub. and tho younsc- set Is much III
whence for the dancing
several Richmond people will go TO
..oh Air this evening TO attend the Bal
,oudre That Is to take place at Bon
Air Inn. This ball rs In celebration
OF WashIngton's birthday, and dccora-
'i"ns for the affair Will be In keeping
WIN that idea. 1t Is a charity func-
,ioh' the proceeds to be devoted to tn.
library fund or Bon Air. Some love-
colonial costumes Will be worn, and
the affair Will he a very brilliant one
IN orchestra VIII pay for the dane
ing. and light refreshments will DO
served during tn" evening.
Mr. and Mrs. r. VI. Konnerly will
received. assisted hy II number OF their
friends
Leaves for New York
Miss Mary Wright. Of Howard's Neck.
fo"chland County, VINO has been the
guest OF Mrs. Walter H. Taylor. In Nor
i"ik, LEFT yesterday for New York.
"htre she VIII spent some time.
Miss Wright visited Miss Anne Myers
IN Richmond for several weeks this
season, before going 10 Norfolk
Dinner for Visitor.
Mrs George Frederick Winch was the
hostess at beautifully appointed din
hef party Thursday evening In honor
OF her guest, Miss Julia -. de Bloise
81 New York, who Is spending several
weeks with her at the Chesterfield
overs were LAID for twelve guests. and
me table was arranged with n basket
nd a
SILVER candiesticks. with pink shaded
'.Sh's. ia!c pink place cards marked
w" seats az the guests. Miss de Bloise
mas been much entertained during her
sohy III town. Mrs. Winch having also
entertained al cards in honor OF her
guest Inst, week
hichmond Guests nj Wedding
INC o! the most fashionable weddings
oi inc season In Virginia society was
celebrated in the First Presbyterian
nu!rh' Newport News, Thursday even
ing ut o'clock before Il large assem-
mage of friends and relatives OF the
hild= and groom. when Miss Margaret
i;ii:aheth reynolds, daughter OF Mrs
heniy Singleton Reynolds. became the
bride OF John William Ayicr. Jr.. son
"t )r. and Mrs John Aylcr
Ascension lilies. palms ferns and
houtEern smilan We're used To decorate
the church. aud the pulpi, was mass
~ noited plants and Cathedral candles
~ 'ci tib'HS WAS performed by the
pa tor, Rev. j.. 7. Wexford. -. ID. Miss
'!l!" Davis, who presided at the organ,
.cud"rcc the wedding march from Lo-
henkriu McndclssoEns bridal chorus
"ah used as thc rccess!Onal
The GEoomsmcn included Mordecai w.
Gayle, Jr. j. Cornelius Scott. Jr., Brad
fora u. Reynolds. OF Wilmington " c..
ana llampden :. Reynolds. brothers OF
the bride. Th' bridesmaids were Misses
Aehsah Jones, OF WASHINGTON. ID. c.:
F!o.ence Norreot. OF Richmond: Mary
Roper, Of Petersburg, and Lucil. .Aylcr,
~ pink tarotD with lace botcc, pink
tulls scar!s anr butterfly bows tied AT
TIA hand with black velvet. and carried
pink tul'c NUTS with pink sweet peas
ana white !oscbuds Miss Mamie Hcy-
ucIds, sister ~ tho bride, was maid Of
honor Ter z lwu was OF nile green taf-
.c,H with lace bodice, trimmed in rose
buds. ana she carried a shower OF pink
v"sebuds. Little Miss Maria Holt, niece
"i the bride, was the iiowcr girl. She
wore dainty !rock OF white lingerie
"'"r pink silk and carried "a basket Of
sweet peas. The r!nG bearer. j. Win
stcn Read. III. Was dressed IN a Lord
Fnuntleroy suit 81 black velvet with
lace RULES. and carried basket Of
loose petals. Following tn. ring bearer
VAS the bride "!th her brother Richard
W. Reynolds. OF Jacksonville, Fla, wh o
gave her In marriage She was hand
someiy gowned Ia ivory satin. embroid-
cred in pearls. and her only ornament
was \ pearl brooch, which was worn by
her great grandmother. She carried a
shower OF lilies OF the valley. rosebuds
and orchids. They were met at the steps
OF the altar by the groom and his best
man, i. Addison Wilictt. Jr.
among the out-of-town guests who
attended the wedding were: II. w. Car
riugton, OF Richmond: X w. Reynolds,
OF Jacksonville, Fla: Mrs. William II.
HAYNES, OF Norfolk; Mrs Inman Payne.
Miss Elizabeth Payne, Miss Virginia
Reynolds, Of Norfolk: y. u. Reynolds,
Of Wilmington. y. C.; Mrs. w. r. Barks-
dale, OF Houston; Mrs. William Robert
son, OF Wilmington, y. c.; Mrs John
Randall, OF Smithneld: Miss Nell Dur
ham. of Wilmington, y. c.: Miss Elsie
Thornton. Of Richmond: and Miss Lydia
Koyner. Of Washington.
Miss IIntcEcr f;ntertRins.
Miss Hatcher OF Bryn Mawr College.
Pa, entertained recently at her apart
mcnts at the Montgomery Inn. the
Nirgininns At the college in the faculty
and those doing graduate work. Mrs.
william Il. Hatcher. of "Carcby Hail."
being the guest OF honor. Those pres
cnt were Professor and Mrs. Lcake,
Miss Harrison, Miss Trevett and Miss
Munford, Of Richmond; Miss Sampson
and Miss Blue, of Charlottesville, and
Miss Wildmnn, OF West Virginia. Other
Nirginans present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ilarcum and Miss Payne
Mrs. Hatcher has just gone to Phila-
deiphia to join her daughters there,
after an extended stay in this city.
Irbnnna Functions.
The Urbanna Whist Club was enter
tanned on Friday evening at the resi-
dcnce OF T. G.. Jones in that place. The
host of the evening was L. Newton
Weaver, and a large number of mem
bcrs were present.
Tuesday afternoon in Urbanna. Miss
Marston was hostess for the Sewing
circle. Refreshments were served and
the rooms were prcttily arranged with
flowers.
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.
Mrs. George J. Bull Is leaving this
evening for short visit to relatives