Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-01
MISS VIRGINIA JOYNEs
WEEDS /. c. BEb:T!-T"'55, JR.
ceremony Takes Pls e at St. PauIs
Episcopal Church With Recep.
ton at Brio IS Home.
LUNCHEON FOR MISS FAIRFAX
Mrs. Jonathan Bryan to Entertain
'o.Day ut Commonwealth Club.
DR.. Kent to Speak at Ginter Park
WOman's Club.

.ndhcei OF ST PauFs Church yesterday
afternoon at o'clock for tho mar,
'riage of Miss Virginia Archer Jownn.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs Levin Jovncs
ana Harry Garfield Bcattic, Jr.. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Ecnttis of West
hampton. The altar was decorated ia
Whitc blossoms. Rev. Walter Russell
Bowie. u. l. rector OF the church, per-
FORMED the ceremony in the presence
OF a large assembly of invited guests
Professor lIarkcr rendered the wedding
music
INC bride entered the church with
itr father. who gave her away, and
'hcy were met ~ the chanccl steps bv
ihc groom aud his best man. Warmer
Geattic. Her wedding gown was fash
Toned OF Gcorscttc crepe, with a court
'rain or xros de Londrcs, and her bridal
ven or tissue was the same as worn
by her great grandmother on the oc-
caSion OF her marriage. She carried
Quaint. ivory bound prayer-book,
which was carried by her grandmother
anh her mother at their weddings
Miss Julia Coghill Joyncs was her
sisters maid Of honor, and the brides
maids included Misses Isabelle y. Car
Ter. Elizabeth T.. Cooke, Elsie w. iiar-
rison and Anne s. Bcattic. Their
dresses were fascinating affairs OF
blue taffeta with black picture hats
and they carried bouquets of small
pink roses and white lilacs. tied with
silver strcamers. The ushers were
'HhIieS IT, oftNafn Ill, FRANCIS
Johnson: Harold Iiocbcr. OF New York,
and w. g. Taylor. Jr
The reception given at tho home OF
the brides parents. 200 West Franklin
street, imm ediately following the cerc-
mony at the church, was a very small
affair, on account OF recent mourning
IN the family OF the bride. and only
the wedding party. the two families
and intimate friends were invited
Mr. and Mrs. Beattie are spending
10
OF Carl Noting. in Louisa County. and
viii later make their home at West
hampton. near Richmond. The we'd
ding is one OF the most prominent
nuptial event. OF the late winter sea-
son. and number OF guests from
distance attended the ceremony.
Luncheon for SIlss Fairfax.
Mrs. Jonathan Bryan. OF "Ro,hcsay."
j" entertaining at luncheon to-day at
the Commonwealth Club in honor OF
Miss Eugcnia Fairfax, OF Loudoun.
About twelve members Of the Younger
set nave been Invited TO meet Miss
Fairfax
Charity Concert.
Music lovers OF Richmond viii have
m opportunity OF hearing two we'll
trained boy sopranos next Monday AT
S:lj o'clock in the sunday school room
OF ST. James parish house. The two
boys. Ellsworth GrumiauN and Paul
for some time in addition 10 their
work In Christ Church. Norfolk. d.
q. Carr, baritone. Of Christ Church and
chef Sholom Temple. Will also render
varied list Of songs.
The concert Is to be given under
the direction OF j. j. Miller, a g. O..
choirmaster and orEauist Of Christ
church, Norfolk. and under the auspices
: "t the Pcterkn Guild OF st. James
Church Among the patroncsses are
Mrs. George I King. Mrs. John w
I:urruss. Mrs L. G. Fravcl. Mrs. Pres
ton Haskell. Mrs. Charles T.. Whitlock.
Mrs. Iiunsdou Cary. Mrs. David Lcakc,
Mrs. J. stuart Reynolds. Mrs. August
Aoii and Mrs Bernard Watson.
NnuIrs Of To-day.
Stree, are hos,osscs ~ the tea room
III the palm gardcn OF the Jefferson
ifotcl for this afternoon
IAN Hour With Uncle Eemus" will
lie the subject or Miss Hattie Bell
,;rcshnm's lecture this afternoon before
her story class. Tho class meets 1T
1 o'clock at the Art Club "f Richmond,
81 West Grace street.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has hecn made % thc
marriage Of Miss Nerna J.. Lynch and
.Ioh &. t:ppcs The cerc9lony having
tat.,r, rlacc or February 20 The we'd
din. ...s u very quiet one. on account
az u ness in. the family ~ the groom,
,ud there were pniN TWO ."i''ht'h'Ss
Dr.. I,cnt to Address Club.
The Woman's Club Of Gintcr Park
vii! hold it's regular monthly meeting
this afternoon at o'clock IN the as
scmbly hall. Mrs. Norman Call is chair
mau OF the afternoon. and Or Charles
W. Kent, Of tho University of Virginia.
will lecture OIL THE Ministry OF Books"
Or Kent has spoken before the club
on several occasions. and large audi
encc will be present TO hear him.
Married I'm Washington.
IL Washington on Tuesday afternoon
in the presence of few relatives. Miss
Hazel Thompson. daughter OF Mrs. l.
". Thompson, OF Ashland. was quietly
married to Edward +. Clark. OF New
port News. Tho ceremony was per
formed by rev. Mr.. Montgomery.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Palms and pink roses were used TO
decorate the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Smithcr, A0I West Marshall
street, for the marriage OF their dauEh-
ter. Marie Winston. 10 Ludwcll Hill Kim
brouGh. also of this city. The ccrc-
mony took place on Wednesday, Feb
ruary ., At $50 o'clock. Rev George w.
Ecmper officiating. Mrs. Cecil Bullard
played several selections before the
ceremony, and Bartlctt's Dream was
rendered very softly during the SER
vice.
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her in marriage. She wore
- travelling suit of blue cloth with hat
and gloves to match and her flowers
we're orchids and lilies. Her only or
ramcnt was an antique brooch belong
ing to her grandmother. w. j. Kim
hrough, Jr., was the groOm's best man.
The marriage was very quiet, owing
10 y recent bereavement in the family
uf the groom. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. KimbrouGh left
for "A trip to Washington, Philadelphia
nd New York, and on their return will
axe their home at 4O7 West Marshall
crrset.
.Isp ISirkwOOd to Sing.
This afternoon Miss Alice Nirkwood
VIII sing for the Woman's Study Club,
Of Highland Springs The hostcsscs for
one afternoon are Mrs. Elsie Collins
Mrs. Emma Slower. Mrs. Cridlin and