The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-30
Social and
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berkeley Cooke {,ot,,o
gave a brilliant reception at tnels Road,

Mr.. and Mrs. Chh Do the}r home,
s'Holly Bank. on the Her'li'ase -s'
last evening. ,,,.. VAS can
The lower floor Of til the ,,+f En1S decorated Wae
,ritb Mains and cut flowers by HamI r1,i,,.
Mrs. Cooke was assisted IN r ess ans
her guests by Miss p az oreh nnd from
LOT na',,1 q. screen played during the entire
aewannR. elaborate rcfreshments were
served By Moesta and the occasroih "1 oS
altogether one OF the H1oS' S4'
the spring season.
Seminary Graduates.
The commencement exercises Sc OF b n,om,
-,nnS Temale Seminary, which peS gan
With With French evening ges ssaaW June ie
continue until next Weonesuas'
Next M MHn Ss sy a. by by Mrs S. Brock
anhrouRh's class and a Greek pay Wy
the class in expression under MISS Us 5 So.se
TUESDAY evening ree{a, viii uI be BY
he class Of which Miss Ruth Coleman
4 Is directress. nronar will
The Eraduattng ESQ exe oeloet p the night
Of r. } samin sa are MISS Ida walton Rey-
erdge Miss Fanny Bland a1 Nis M'ss Minnie
f Raers a and Miss sallle Berkeley Nelson
are the English graduates
Willard t cras +h LEFT Wedding adn1goe of
Miss Iessie Galr to Mr.. Edward branc's
sweeney, Of Seattle. Washington. 1,.s
The wedding announGemeno OK 90 " she
r;air IS of interest in Richmond as sI.e
has visited here frequently and mas SUNG
several times at the Woman's Cup.
Z INVITA- t,ons have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs George Winfree for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Virginia Chlles, Il, TO
Mr.. Edward Lawrence Gibbon, OF baiu-
The ceremony will take place IN the
home Of the bride, No. 8 North Iwetoy-
ninth Street, at o'clock +. M, MohuuS,
June sth, the Rev. M. Ashby Jones beins
The celebrant.
There will be important meeting e,, A; e OF
the oakwoosaa Mem9rlal Msso Tbis meeting ues
viii be held for the election of officers.
Every member is urged to be present
At the Woman's College.
The art class, Of the Womans 3, Co. Cole es
viii welcome their friends at their OK
hibit this evening:
tor Tn Of the A art class. The work this year
Is considered unusually fine, ana the eH-
hibit Of work IN oils drs 1y;ng so
good as to evoke most favorable cfAue's''
for h ts y eYhIEb aE5ists are Miss Eva Hop
omohondro. Miss Lola Terrell, Miss tI; Belle &c,
T.ndal Miss Edna Shriver. Miss WiinnR-
ham. Mrs. Woodson Miss Nola lflugh,
Miss Lucie Scott Miss Alice Al GSt Mh pdMei
Miss Aliea Eubank, Miss Irene Gresstt
Miss Mary Burnley Gwathmey, MISS Be es.
sic Harrison, Miss Lena Jackson, Miss
Alice Nelson, Miss Inez owens. Mss IIe-
Roy Sands. Miss Grace Sands. Miss jess
sic Stanton.
The german ut Lakeside last night
wes chaperoned by number of bright
young matrons and participated In by the
young members of Richmond society who
have enjoyed the series Of dances, clos
Ing with ono last evening to the ut
The german was led by Mr.. Henry
Hotchkiss, and Th!ow's orchestra render
ed the programme The number OF cou-
pies dancing was unusually large.
One OF Mr. A. W. Buffers beautiful
marine paintings In water colors, cata-
Eester Coast" has been sold at the art
exhibit of the Richmond club this week;
Nh N3uhler has been successful IN
Richmond. His famous water color, "A
Coming Squall" was bought by a Rich
hond man last year. The charm Of what
Jver AIr, Butler has touched with his
brush Is apparent even TO the least Init
lated person in art lore.
Mr.. A. b. Clarke gave a lecture. illus
trated by stereopicon views last night
which was heartily enjoyed The exhibi
Rill close Saturday night,