Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-28
MRS. WH|TLOCK HOSTESS
TO YOUNG MARRIED SET
Gives Tea for Mrs. Charles Il. Whit
lock, Jr., and Mrs. W. o.
Noting.
MISS MARTHA CLARKE WEEDS
Quietly Married, i'm Presence OF I'm
mediate Families, to FREDERICK
Lyme Keen, OF New York-Centeh-
AIRY To Honor New Pastor.


w q Melting and Mrs. Charles L.
whitlock. Jr.. the latter formerly MISS
Lcttice Woodward. only the youhttr
married sc; were included IN 'he mn
tations. The tea table was ar .
with n large centrepicce of pink roses
and shaded lights. Bowls or the Same
flowers decorated the drawing room.
Mrs. John a Coke and Mrs. James
Peasants assisted Mrs. WhitiocK IN uo-
Ing the horrors OF the afternoon.
Another bride entertained yesterday
afternoon was Mrs. Fred Grayson
I:ovce. Jr.. formerly Miss Sophie Rose
Meredith of this cI.y. Mrs. Boycc was
guest Of honor at a tea given Yesterday
~. Miss SOPHIE r. Pitt at her home In
Baltimore.
Leaving for the North.
Miss Ethel Aston cabel Is leaving
town to-day for two weeks stay III
Sew York. where she VIII DC 'hc sues'
Of her uncle and aunt. Colonel and Mrs
william Graves Bates. on FRIDAY az
ternoon Mrs. Batcs VIII give large
reception for her niece. MISS 'apei'
Mas been much entertained thiS season
and n number Of beautiful Affairs have
Trcn given i'm her honor since her for
NAL presentation ia society at me nfst
Monday German this winter
Iiss Cinrkc's Wedding.
Richmond socicty IN much Interested
IN the mhrriag" Of MISS Marina fi'i'
Clarke. daughter OF Arthur H.. Clarke.
20 Frederick Lyme Keen, formerly OF
I,hiiadelphia. hu; now OF New York.
which WAS celebrated quietly at
o'clock yesterday evening In the home
Of the brides aunt. MISS Celeste Berry,
SIC West Franklin street Only the
Immediate families witnessed the cerc-
mony Mr. and Mrs Keen left later In
the evening for wedding journey
they viii be nj home for tho remain
lrr winter months IL Washington
square New York.
Fer Miss johnson.
Miss Mary =. Johnson. Of the Ches-
tcrHcii. IS visiting Mrs. John ID. Letch-
or st her home IN Norfolk MISS Flora
Waller has ISSUED Invitations for q
or Tomorrow afternoon from to
o'clock. a. her residence In Warren
Crescent.
rrnSiIlc Wedding.
rho marriage Of Miss Laura String
fellow BOYD. niece OF Judge George J.
iiundiav. OF Farmville, and grand
daughter or Or. Thomas Mass!c, OF Mel
son County 10 Or. Frederick VI iiors-
ley Of Nelson, brother OF Or. Shcl-
'ou Uorslcy. OF this city. was celebrated
g-storday afternoon ~ : o'clock In the
Presbyterian Church ~ FnrmVllic. The
I do was given away by her uncle.
'IcEc IIunutcy, and wore "A smart
.aScling costume Of dark green velvet
im,ncd In black broadtail. with hat
"a gloves 10 match. She carried II
over bouquet OF white roses and lilicr
$50 valley. The maid OF honor. Miss
iiict !. Hundlcy. wore white cloth
,it with a big black hat, and carried
bouquet Of pink roses. Little Miss
Ion Gunrrnnt was flower girl and
nrc a white lace frock with pink rib
tunF. Dr. Ben +. Randolph, OF Rose
nd, Nelson COUNTY. WAS the groom's
anst man. and the ushcrs included Reid
.Inunds. Horace Adams George Cas-
- Mr. Wilson. o. Lynchhurg: Charles
,sicy, OF l.ynchburg, and John Easley.
OF that place. Archie Wade, OF
-mville. was master OF ceremonies.
DR. and Mrs. Horslcy left later in
afternoon for an extended Northern
rueymoon. and upon their return
pruary -, VIII hc ~ home al Noun
Retreat. l.ovingston.
-1rne OF the guests from n distance
ending the wedding were Major and
'frs Waller Mass!e Boyd, or Roseland:
% and Mrs. Shelton IIorslcy and their
children. OF Richmond: Miss Harriet
GRAY. Of this city; John Horsley. OF
Nelson County: Mrs Mosby, OF Lynch
rurg; Henry Gautt and Horslcy Gautt
Of Wineinia, and Mr.. ana Mrs. ". NJ
coulter Of Baltimore.
\ buffet luncheon was given ut .
o'clock rs Mrs. lanes r. Thornton and
the latter They were assisted In serv-
ing by Mrs. raulus Irving and Mrs
George j. Hundlcy, and n number OF
guests were entertained.
Tho Rev. Andrew Allen ofriciated at
the ceremony. and Miss Celeste Rich
ardson rendered the wedding music
Miss Mary Jackson sang I'll Tell My
Love for Thee" just before the entry
Of the bridal party. The altar was
banked in palms and ferns.
TO visit Here.
Miss Esther Thomas. of Romney. w.
Va Will be the guest OF Miss Pauline
Anderson, at 1926 West Grace street
for stay OF several weeks Miss
Thomas Will arrive In Richmond TO day.
iInnor New Pastor.
Tho congregation OF Centenary Meth
odist Episcopal Church will hold a re-
reption at the church between the hours
of s:3o and II o'clock tomorrow even
ing. In honor of the new pastor, Rev
Thomas y. smoot. and his wife
affairs OF To-Dny.
one OF the most brilliant events OF
the midwinter season Is the full-dress
battalion drill and dance to he given
this evening in the new ar!nory by
he Richmond Grays Battalion. Over
thousand Invitations have been sent
out. and the hall will be gay with gold
lac" and the gowns OF the women in
attendance. The armory will be hand
somely decorated for the occasion, and
number OF prominent society women
lave been invited to act as patronesscs
for the evening.
Mrs. John Hobart Reed and Mrs.
charles n. Larus are entertaining at a
reception this afternoon ut their resi-
Gcnce In Gnter Park
Returned From Abroad
George Ritchic returned TO Rich
mond Tuesday evening, having just
landed in this country from Edin-
burgh. Scotland. where he has been
attending college for the past several
years. Most OF the schools have been
broken up by the war and many OF
Mr.. Ritchie's classmates have left for
the front.
Students to Entertain.
The senior students OF the Art Club !
will entertain informally the members
Of tho club and their friends on Friday
evening at $50 o'clock in the club |
room. All members OF the club and |
their friends are cordially invited to
attend
DonatIOn Day.
To-day Is tho time cot nnnrt L..