Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-04
SOCIETY

brother, Osborne Jones. VIII DO hOsts
=, supper given ut the home OF their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Archer q. Jones.
Viii nanae stnsea s' & guests, hs
younger society set. VIII! 20 10 the
Country Club, OF Virginia later IN tho
evening for tho Informal dance there.
Miss Jones has just retu-ned to her
homo here. after spending the sum-
mer months abroad.
returns TO Richmond.
Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges has returned
To her home here, after spending the
White sulphur springs. Miss Gene nc
Tor stay Of several lays longer as
the guest OF Miss Martha Wall.
Vs. Visiting Here.
Miss Margaret East. OF Norfolk. il
The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh x.
IIaOney at their summer home on the
Gary street Road. Sir. and Mrs. Dab
ncy and their small son. Todd Dab
, crai months 1T the Dubncy country
place, and VIII not return TO their
apartment In Monroe Terrace until
November ].
Dance for Legion DrlrEntrs.
rhc Country club OF Virginia Was
nttrnctively decorated last evening in
nags. ,brightcoiorcd lights and flowers
for. the dance giyen there by the
Richmond Post In honor OF the dele
gates here for tho State convention
" the American Legion. Prominent
dance and AN orchestra from Wash.
ingion played throughout the evening.
The dance was an informal affair.
and Refreshments were served AT II.
o'clock. Some several hundred guests
we're present.
Miss Allen 81 Bride.
Throughout the state. and especially
m Richmond and Petersburg. was
.riphen Alien. near Noun, Jackson.
; "Wednesday evening at O'Clock, when
his daughter MISC Frances Allen. be
came the bride OF Morgan Lauck wal
',ion, Jr.
The ceremony war witnessed only
by members % the ,~o families. but
was followed hy IA reception, TO which
several hundred guests were invited.
The drawing rooms. where the cereI
mony was performed. were arranged
with quantities Of southern siaiih2
and cicmat!s as a background; with an
over which was susgenhch a wedding
bell OF smiiax. The rooms were
lighted everywhere with candles;
previous to the ceremony. with Miss
virginia liasle,t; pi"nist Ripley Wal
kcr. vioiin!st; Mrs g; G. Hoilo*ay
Lchengrinn's H.ddin. March WAS
/, played as the bridal party entered the
drawing rooms.
bride. was maid Of honor. She wore
u green organdic dress fashioned on
lines OF the quaint. old fashioned
miniature type, and carried AN arm
bouquet OF snapdragons lied with
green tulle.
by whom she was given In marriage
She wore an imported gown Of iyory
satin made on simple lines. Win long
:, sleeves, and single ornament OF
seed pearls ana - spuare court Train.
Her we'll was OF ,ulic. ARRANGED Win
d handeam of orange blossoms. and
She carried q singis CALI. lily ana
spray OF maiden chair fern tied with
whit. ;ure. Her slippers were Of
white satin with buckles OF pearls
Little Misc Mari Hastings ilollo-
way. niece Of the groom. ot salisbury.
carried the brides train.
Siyde Eby walton. OF "oods'ock
.trethodisi church. OF Woodstock. was
l;he oficiaiing minister.
q Mars Baldwin seminary. al staun-
Ir; walton, Vic I; The yS1nsef.
ovation & Walton. lie is a graduate
Of Randolph Macon COLLEGE and
Virginia. During the worih War he
WAS first lieutenant Of Infantry,
alter Il twO weeks motor trip. Mr.
and Mrs. Walton VIII be a, home IN
Woodstock.
Miss RobinXon Here.
Miss Bertha Gray Robinson, OF
this city. Miss Robinson has been
apuoIntcd by President Wilson az a
delegate. with twenty-cigh, other
women. TO an international congress
.! women 10 be held th!s autumn in
{ Norway. and expects TO sail for En-
rope about the middle OF this m..ith
Miss Robinson has been for thirty
three years tho editor and owner Of
She Orange Observer. She is in Rich
mond 10 attend the convention OF the
American Legion.
DEMONSTRATIONS.
} y pretty wedding took place Au-
gust 81. IN the historic buckingham
Baptist Church, when Miss Annie
Robert Launcc!ot Burriiss. The church
Was decorated in pink. white ana
green, and the colors OF the gowns
~ the bride and her maids carried
out the idea OF IA rainbow wedding.
The brides gown was white satin
trimmed with pearls. and her only
ornament was u pearl crescent. the
gift OF the groom. She wore a tu!le
veil which came 10 the hem OF her
gown, and her orange blossoms were
he same which had been worn by
her mother She carried shower
bouque; OF Bride roses.
MISS Virginia Davidson. the brides
s.S.cr and maid of honor. wore pink
nr.andie and carried an arm bouquet
~ sweetheart roses.
The bridesmaids, Misses Nancy j..
\ Fills. Carrie Patteson and Susie
White, of buckingham. and Elizabeth
g Burruss. Of Orange. were gowncd re-
Spcctivcly in lavender. Nile green,
yellow and blue organdie with pic
ture hats to match. The grooms-
men were Messrs Baker Clarke,
Woodruff Clarke. Ovid Davidson, OF
Buckingham, and George Swank. OF
Richmond,
At 1870 in the presence OF large
gathering of relatives and friends. the
ceremony took place. Miss Berta
Loving rendered Autumn and Mem
delssohn's Wedding March was played
by Miss Louise Graham. Little Miss
Elizabeth Perkins Davidson acted as
s,ringbearer. and was dressed IN
rufiled frock Of white organdie. She
carried the ring on silver tray
Misses Helen Smith and Matte
Clarke were flower girls. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. William
Henry Lawson, OF the Baptist State
y Mission Board OF Virginia.
I After the wedding. the bride and
:, groom, accompanied by the bridal
party. returned to Hickory Hail.
the home of the brides parents Mt
Nuckols. whcEe refreshments were