The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-12

blue cloth travelling costume. The groom
Is an engineer on the Chesapeake. and
Ohio Railroad, and is very popular. Tho
bridal gifts were very handsome and
numerous.
After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Noel.
accompanied by the groom's sisters, Mrs.
Landrum and Miss Y. Noel left for Han
over county. the residence of the groom's
mother, where handsome reception was
given. Among those present were Mrs.
Valentine. the brides mother, and Miss
Ruth Valentine. her sister.
After visiting friends in Virginia. Mr..
and Mrs. Noel will make their future
home in Somerset. KY, taking with them
the good wishes OF many friends.
Many Of Richmond's educationally in
clned people are attending the School
of Methods in Charlottesville Twenty
five thousand teachers, including repre-
sentatives from every State and terri
tory. gathered at the National Education
Association III Boston last week. Many
OF the leading educators of the United
States were there. the greatest courtesy
and hospitality were extended to visitors,
and the Virginia representatives espe-
c!ally enjoyed every moment OF their
stay.
Among the delightful Virginia camping
parties is one chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thompson Brown, of "Ivy
Cliff" Bedford City. The camp Is located
near Big Island. and the name Of the
host and hostess carries assurance of
unlimited fun for all who are their guests.
When the camp breaks house party at
IVY Cliff will follow. so that nothing
viii be lacking in the sum Of pleasure
at Mr.. and Mrs. Browns command.
Among those who are camping with them
are: Miss Minor Miss Mary Lathrop,
Miss Louise Atkins, Miss Elsie Palmer.
and Miss Nora Houston, of this city;
Miss Elsie Ingram. of Manchester; Miss
Patton. Of Blacksburg: Miss Flesher, of
Erie, Pa; Miss Fannie Miller, of Staun-
ton, va; Miss Tyler, of williamsburg;
Miss Rosa Tucker of lexington; Miss
Eleanor Brown, of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thompson Brown, children
and servants; Messrs. J. Thompson
Brown, r. D. Brown, j. l.. Campbell,
Bower Campbell and Judge Tucker, of
Bedford; Mr., Julian Corbett, of Abe
marie; Mr.. w, P "A. Moncure. Of VIII
Harrisburg; Mr.. ]. Randolph Tucker. OF
Lexington; Messrs, W B. Tnms and W.
F. Tams, of stanton.
Prominent among the social events of
next week, in which Richmond people
are interested. Is the performance of
Alabama next Tuesday evening lin
the jefferson auditorium at the Univer
slty of Virginia By the Richmond College
Dramatic Club,
Those who will take part In the play
are Mrs. j. A. c. Chandler, Miss Madge
Brown, Miss Rosa Smith, Messrs, j. T. |
Abner s. Pope. Allen Weir.
Hiram NJ, Smith and Douglas $, Free
man. all of Richmond; Miss Lesley JEFF
fries, of Norfolk. and Mr.. j. NJ. Hughes.
Of Culpeper.
Mr., and Mrs. John Blackwell Cobb OF
Stamford, Conn, announce the engage
ment of their daushter, Mary Howard, to
Pegram Gilmour. OF Richmond.
Invitations have been issued In Rich |
mond for a moonlight hop, to be given
near Panacen Lthia Spring Frlday.
July 18th, at 8 O'Clock.
The chaperones of the occasion VIII be
Mrs, NJ p, Hardy Mrs. George Gibson,
Mrs, H. r, Edmunds. Mrs l.. T, Wal
lace and Mrs, A. p Finch This COM
mittee of Invitation include Nessrs, e
c. Branch, G, Is. Gilmore Milton Walker
and l.. w, Fars,
Personal Mention.
Miss Estelle had as her guests from
d, c., last week Mrs, Ray
nond PilSon and con. On Wednesday of |
this week Miss Pizzini, accompanied by |
her maid will so for tho summer to the
Bel Air Hotel at Fincastle, Va. to
Join, her sister Mrs. ]. Percy Evans, of
New York city.
Miss Susie Voolfolk, of this city; Miss
Johnston, of stauaton, and Mr.. Warren
Johnston. of New York, will leave this
week to visit friends in and near Charles
ton. w, Va.