The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-28

Mrs. BENJAMIN Dennis, Misses Knowles
| Miss Williams, Miss Helen McRae. Miss
Bessie Hill. Miss Rachel Lyon, Miss An
| Mo Richards. Miss Louise O'Tsren. Mrs.
| and Miss Mcmahon, Mrs. shuman. Mrs
! Rosser, Mrs Woody, Mrs. Wingo. Mrs.
| Dudley Whitehead. Mr.. Henry Walden.
| Mr., II. s. Winston. Mr.. D. Saunders Car.
| ter and Mr.. Charles NJ. Lyle
very pretty wedding celebration was
| held In Acduinton Church. King William
| county. last Wednesday at 5 p. NJ, whcr
| Mia Myrtle Lou, the pretty and accom-
| plished daughter of Mr.. j r. Reed, was
| given by him in marriage to Mr.. Will.
liam Fleming Bagby. a pros osr us far
mer of Acquinton. Both Mr.. ana Mrs
Bagby have a host of Richmond friends.
At the wedding the bride wore pearl
gray silk. with gray chiffon hat. and CAR
ried bride roses. She was attended by Mrs.
Robina Whftlock. in white taffeta; Miss
Barbara Dansey. Miss Inez Reed. Miss
Lee Jeter and Miss Matte Priddy
Mr.. David Bagby was best man, and
the Eroomsn1en were: Mr.. James Reed,
Mr.. James Dansey. Mr.. Frank Spies.
Mr.. Druid Whltlock. Mr.. Walter Trimmer
and Mr.. Willie Wiltshire.
Miss Ottle Reed and Miss Helen Cham
lee offlciated as flower girls. After the
ceremony reception was given in the
brides home.
Closing Exercises.
Miss Marie b. Iierse held her closing
exercise Friday evening, June Goth, at her
STUDIO No. 26l2 Grace Street, with MUS
Gale, which reflected great credit on the
talented young teacher. large and
highly appreclative audience enjoyed the
varied programme, which was rendered
! by the pupils in a manner most praise
ia ~ MR. fanrher
Those taking part in the programme
were: Misses Katie and Marguerite Botto,
Jennie Gary, Althea Armentrout. Bessie
Bew Genevieve Bozzelli. Olive Webster.
Eva Chippewalt, Mary Redd,. Ruth Mid
| dleton, Josie Clements, Rica Nol Pearl
Boush Susie Hix, Carrie Blue Annie
| Moschetti, Susie Shipp Eva Glass. jamie
| Xix. Woodsie Taylor, Maud Harris Alice
Gary. Maggie Wilson and Charlie Garth
| right.
Medals were awarded to the following
| pupils: a gold prinmer medal, contested
| for by an examination, was won by
Miss jamie Htx.
In the advance grade. a gold pin medal
was awarded TO Miss Rica Noll for gen
| eral progress.
First honor gold medals In the ad-
vance grade were awarded to Misses Jo-
| sic Clements and Carrie Blue.
In the second grade gold pin medal
| to Miss Olive Webster. for general
| progress.
First honor gold medals In the second
I.srade to Misses Susie .Hix, Maggie VIII
son. Wooasie Taybr and Mary Redd for
general progress. In the third grade,
| gold pin medal to Miss Pearl Boush, FOR
| scales and Master Charles Cartwright.
| for general progress. !,
First honor medal for general proti-
cheney, to Misses klthea Armentrout and
l
medal to Miss Alice Gary. Books to
| Misses Ruth Middleton. Annie Moschetti,
Eva Glass and slsie Ship. Honorable
| mention of Misses Katie Botto. Gene
We've Bozzelli, JET nile Gary, Eva Chtppe-
walt Bessie Bew and Maud Harris.
After the distribution OF prizes the pu-
nils presented their teacher with token
~ love In the shape of very handsome
swinging water: pitcher and goblets.
| School will reopen September l5tn.
|
Mrs. Helen r. Riches music class gave
their closing musicale last Tuesday eve
ming at No z IL West Marsnall %. o.r Wis.-
90 Grace Slaughter. Lily Bradley. Mary
Carter, Oracle Mann, Gertle Lawrence
Helen chamlee Mary Fuller. Sadie White.
pauline Meyers. Wilma Newman; Anna
Humphreys, Marie Smithers, Josie Mey-
errs Lucy and Katie ;,Guae ana oau'o
y / = -.
The serving Of refreshments succeeded
the musicale.
beautifully executed miniature OF the
,a+e Major Norman v. Randolph, has
been painted by Miss Florence Gretter o.
North Twent y-seventh Street.
The miniature was shown at R. e. Lee
Camp to Major Randolph's comrades, Whe
greatly admired it. It represents the
Major in his Confederate unlfrrnn. with
hit hat on and with the animated ex-
preston his face wore when in health
The coloring of the mtalaturs is exceed'
| ingly fine.
Frederick P. Gretter. She has studied In
New York. and Is miniat"rist Of fine
talent and ability Her father was gal
! liant Confederate soldier and friend OF
Major Randolph's.
The June Bride.
| A veil,