The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-25
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was celebrated Wednesday evening in the
home Of the brides sister, Mrs. Q. w.
j Johnson. of Norfolk.
The Rev. Mr.. Latham was the ofilciat-
Ing clergyman.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Nettie Nash, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
w II. Nash, of Fredericksburg, to MIR.
Frank D. Cockerll, Of Washington, TO
take place on July 2Sth in the Christian
Church in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. NJ. L. shackelford and Miss Flo
renee shackelford. WIG. have been the
guests of friends in Norfolk. are now
visiting In Hampton.
Miss Lancaster is spending some time
with Elizabeth Easley at Houston Va.
DR.. and Mrs. George Fout returned yes
terday morning from visit to friends in
Baltimore
Miss Emily Gravatt and Miss Virginia
Chamberlayne who are visiting in New
port News, were given a delightful beach
party at Buckroe Wednesday evening.
Tho many friends OF Miss Willie Pat
terson. of Harrlsonburg, Va VIII be glad
to know that she has received an appoint
ment as student at the Columbus Univer-
sity Hospital for Trained Nurses. MISS
Patterson's appointment was secured IN
competition with large class .of appll-
cants.
Miss Josie Cox is the guest OF friends
In Farmville, Va
Mr.. J. e. Mcnamara, Of Petersburg,
Va. is entertaining party. among whom
is Miss Blanche Molly, of Richmond
Many expressions Of admiration are
heard over the fine riding done by Mrs
Blair johnson Of Warrenton, on the first
day OF the Manassas Horse Show, when,
In the ladies' contest, she won the cup
offered by Messrs. Paul and Alvin Port
ncr.
Mrs. W. P. Bray With her family. is
spending the summer at her GUNNER
home near West Point. Va.
Misses Cora Eastman and Myrtle Phe-
nix, who have been the guests of the Misses
Morrisett In Danyille, are now visit
Ing in, Crewe. Va.
Mrs. Bette Waller Is being entertained
by Mrs Marquis Jones, Of Newport News.
Misses Sara. and Emma owens have re-
turned to Fredericksburg after a pleasant
stay with Miss Fannie Wood. OF this
city.
Misses Annie May Osborne and May
belle Smith, of Norfolk are expected In
Richmond to-day to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon ana Miss Thorn
ton, Of birmingham. Ala, are at No,
2l5 East Franklin Street,
Mrs ]. #. Palmore and her sister, Miss
Carrie Blue. are spending some time with
their parents In Charlottesville.
Misses Anne, Virginia and Ray Lee
Rugby" near Charlottesville, Va.
Miss Maud McKenny Is visiting Miss
Lille Peake, of Newport News.
Mrs. ]. Addison Cooke and family arc
staying for the summer near Baltimore.
Mrs Byron Bear and her DAUGHTER
Miss Bear. are summering at Louisa
| Va,
Miss Elsie Allen. who has been Nsitin,
| In Newport News, and having delight
| full time there, has returned home.
Mrs Archer Patterson and family have
gone to the Pennsylvania mountains fo'
the summer.
Mr., John +. Campbell has been spend
Ing this week at Long Branch. N. j.
Miss Viola Cleaton has returned from
charming visit to friends In Conway
S. 9.
Mr., and Mrs. George Warren and fami'
" are summering AT Bon Air. where
Richmond is well represented.
; Society at Old Sweet Springs. w. Va.
: Is agog over the fact that Captain Rowan
of the United States army. the first hero
OF the Spanish American war, has come
into their midst TO remain some weeks.
Miss Rosa Alley will leave Richmond
to-day TO make her future home In Idaho
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank It. Crump have re
turned TO Richmond from ten-days
STAY at the Marlborough House. Atlanti
City.
I. Mr. Harry Hundley. of Newport New!
:, who will attend the University of Vii
, glnia next winter. VIII spend severe
weeks OF August In Richmond
n The Chdrens Page OF The sund'
:, Times Dispatch will be the best y
y printed. The names OF the winners
y the Mother Goose Paint Books In 4
:, first contest Will be given.
Read In The sunday Times pIspat
What Edward w, Townsend WChlmm
to Fadden"l has to say about the polio
, C,ap,hipn Cop,blp In New Work