The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-28
Miss Thaw's Wedding.

81 Miss Thaw's Wedding.
4 mariage of international interest was
celebrated at Plttsburg. Pn-, vest erday,
when Miss Alice Thaw. the daughter OF
the late William Thaw, was married to
George Francis Alexander Seymour, Earl
OF Yarmouth and eldest son Of the M ar ar,
quis of HEREFORD Miss Thaw. VIII, N NE
natural course OF events. become a peeress
az K England. Lord and Lady Hertford,
With members of their family. including
their daughter, Lady Jane Seymour, came
over for the wedding of their son. MISS
Isabel May Of washington. was one OF
the bridesmaids. u
Personal Mention.
Miss Bessie Aylett was a guest at g.
luncheon given last week by Mrs. Louis
C. Phillips. OF Newport News.
Miss Leslie Jeffries OF Norfolk, is Wis
ting friends In Richmond. Miss Eleanor
Tucker and Miss Virginia Reynolds, who
attended the Conference on Education
last week, have left for home.
Mrs, Garrett G.. Gooch, Of Stanton,
Who has been the guest OF Mrs. r. T.
yHunter, at tho Mount Vernon, returned
on Saturday to staunton.
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Or. and Mrs. Charles Kent, of the Uni
tverslty OF Virginia, who wero entertained
hy Mrs, Hunter during the Educational
They returned to Richmond for supper
end then left by the night train for Char
lottesville. a
3 Mrs. II. b. Fitzhugh will open, her cot
tage at Virginia Beach about the first OF
May. Mrs. Fltzhugh has a crowded sea
acn4 In prospect. with any number Of en-
eagements already made. =
Mrs Fannie Thaw Grymes will also
opeE her cottage early in May. She will
leave Richmond as soon as her engage
mcnts here will permit her to do so In
order to get her Beach household In order.
Miss Alice Old, OF Norfolk. was ex-
pocted in Richmond yesterday to visit
Miss Katherine Yonge.
I Miss Emily Addison, who has been the
guest Of Miss Katherine Heath in Nor.
folk. has returned home
Miss Stanley Atkins, Miss Courtney
Bridges and MICS Whtlock arc spending
the Easter season in Norfolk with friends
Miss Atkins Is with Miss Allyn and Miss
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young ladies' attended the german giver
| Friday evening last at the Country Club
| and have been seen ut the card ant
| theatre parties during tho week. Miss
| Whitlock will be among the guests at G
dinner rendered by the officers of the
Prairie before sailing this week to n mum
Der OF their friends.
Miss Kate Mason Rowland and Mis-.
Elizabeth Mason Rowland Will leave abou
4 May LIST to stay for some months In Bal
umore,
Mrs. Morrison w, Devine, Who has beer
y. the guest OF her sister Mrs. ], II. Boat
wright, in Richmond, left last week 10
Z! Washington, N. G., M +,
! Miss Eugenin Oglesby, OF Atlanta, hin
been spending some t,mo with friends !
Richmond. Miss Oglesby was brides
maid at tho time Of Mrs. Lewis G, WI
i liams' marriage and made number {
ifrienas Asre at that time,
/. Mrs, William RI. Yenable, of Norfolk. 4
|. In Richmond for the Gay-Mnyor wcddin,
j taking place next Thursday eyenin,
april s0th-
The New York Herald OF Sunday say,
"The annual pilgrimage to tho old an
historic houses on the James River, {
! | Virginia. viii soon STRAIT, and will be
large one this spring. Meetings will
held this week at tina homes OF Mr.
Charles Qu!mby, Mrs Gilbert Jones an
Mrs II, s. Ciaillard to complete plans Il
} tho pilgrimage. The women who ina,
gurated these pilgrimages two years ae
!, made an excellent beginning and II
to be hoped that other piIgrimaEes ma
be organized next year 10 visit such fe
tile fields of Revolutionary and coloni
> memories as Charleston and Savanna
and their yiclnities. Tho pilgrims wi
find these places quite as rich as Virgin
z in material for. study Of days now !
more M
I Mr. Josephus Daniels, who has het
o the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Gpl