Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
MRS. JONATHAN BRYAN
GIVES LUNCHEON At CLUB
Entertains In Honor of Miss Eugenia
Fairfax, of LoutIoun
County.
KNOWLES wINGo WEDDING
Bishop O'Conncll Performs Cere-
m0ny at Home OF Bride on Floyd
Arenue-Plnns for Garden Fete.
Meetings OF Interest 10 Women.

Miss Martha Valentine. who has been
the guest OF friends n, Swectbriar col.
lego this week. will leave shortly TO
join her mother. Mrs Walter s Me-
N"iN In New York. They will spcnd
sometime In the North and Miss vaIen-
'inc VIII later attend the Easter dances
n tho University OF Virginia
Luncheon for Miss Fn:rrnX
smart affair Of yesterday was the
luncheon given by Mrs. jonathan
Bryan. OF "Itothcsay." at the Common
wealth Club in honor Of Miss Eugcnia
rairfaN. OF I.oudoun. Covers were la id
ior twelve and the table was decorat cd
IN spring flowers. Those present In
GUIDED Misses Eugcnin Fairfax, Ursula
ana Const;+Ice Harrison. Frederick
Campbell. Polly Williams, Virginia
Christian. Katherine stuart. of Ab!ng-
don: Anne Myers. Alice Blair. Alice
Munson. Mrs. Robert Bryan and Mrs.
Jonathan Bryan.
KuowIcs-wingo.
pretty wedding or Yesterday was
that Of Miss Marie Elizabeth Wingo.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John l.. VIM
go, and Irving Claiming Knowles, Of
THIS city, which was celebrated at The
nome or the brides parents. 9oi Floyd
avenue Right Rev. ID. J. O'Conucll.
bishop OF Richmond, performed ,ho
ceremony at o'clock In the presenc.
oi small company OF relatives and I'M
innate friends. and reception follow
cd at $50. The altar WAS arranged in
inc drawing room and was decorated
sht.rciF In Ascension lilies and Cathe-
hral candles. \ canopy Of lilies and
ferns was hung over the altar and white
mowers were banked on the ,nantcl
me dining room was decorated in pink
roses and centcrpicce or roses was
used on tho table
~.
me brides wedding dress was OF
Illusion and white satin trimmed in
nuchcss lace and her tulle veil was
fastened with orange blossom. Shn
carried shower bouquet Of pardepi,s
ana lilies and her only ornaments we're
'he pearls worn by her mother and
grandmother on the occasion Of thoi,
marriages Mr. Wingo gave his dauyb
ncr away. MISS Esther Carroll Of
baltimore, who was maid OF bonor
wore frock OF pale pink ,ulle ana
,ahe'a and carried bouquet o, La
france roses. Ralph McGaryle or Bos
'on, was the Groom's best man
MT. ana Mrs. Knowles left later in
me evening for wedding journey
ana. on their return to Richmond A,ri,
VIII he at home at Gresham Cour,
Mhere theE have taken an apartment
Garden I'ctc for May.
rhns arc rapidly developing for .be
moor garden fctc, which will ,,l,a
piac" during the month OF MAJ ,n,lc-
ne auspices Of the Junior HOLLYWOOD
n.elhorlai Association. The objoc, Of
ihis entertainment is for the nurnoso ~
raising funds to inclosc M mt,
section In Hollywood MANY ,,rioro
ana attractive features Mill he i
.rohuced and all Interested arc in,i,n5
to attend '"N ne"
F-a-Room IIosrcs>c..
iohtrsSes ~ the charft, 90. 49,
ION imri'ide >;rs. Melville G rrInnb
Mr". Gordon Smith and Ire
union Bohher. The tea ro9rl l.. inr
&c o'neht OF the open-air scl...!. IF
ny fashionable society
Wis. SWANSON Hostess
says recent Washington c<rb,r..-
Mrs Claude Swanson was hos,nvs
!ucsdaN afternoon in honor az Mrs
,rnry ~ clayton, Of Alabama. The
mouse was decorated with uuan;i,i.s
OF spring flowers. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. y. A. Adams ana N,s
w \. Jamison. OF New York. who arc
visiting Vice President and Mrs Mar
snail; Mrs J,indley NJ Garrison. Mrs
John T.. Osborne, Mrs. John X Shields
Mrs. Huber; Dent. Mrs. Joseph Folk
Mrs. George r. Mclean. Mrs. William
BAILEY Lamar. Mrs. Cone Johnson. Mrs
zen Johnson. Mrs. Carl Vrooman, Mrs
Malcolm McConnihc. Mrs John Tenn
~ ''n NtH' HiEs' raul flt2SlmrnonS Mrs.
wilton : Lambert. Mrs. Alfred FL
bridge, Mrs. Walter Wells. Mrs. Schlu-
ter. Mrs. Timothy r. .Ansbcrry, Mrs r
Dewitt Talnarc. Mrs. William Wheat
ley. Mrs. Charles McKcnnv, Miss
Jeannctte Eowan. Miss Lois Srigg and
Miss Dorothy bennett"
Charity Ten.
Mrs George T. Kings Sunday school
class OF ST. James Episcopal Church
viii give silver tea on Friday af-
ternoon at 1919 Grove Avenue II.
"a o'clock
Mary Johns Mary James. Ann Litch-
ford. Helen Fiji, Claudia DuCgins,
Louise Moore. Phyllis Thompson, Vr-
Einia Woodall and Gladys Snider.