The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

Vocal solo, by Miss Mamie Harrison:
violin obligato, plano accompaniment by |
Messrs frederick and Christian Evan.
sen. Presentation of diplomas by Pr.
w. r. oppenheimer. and solo by Miss
Lillian Taylor. $500
Boughtr1an. Solo by Mr.. Marvin Lump
Kin. Flowers for the graduates.
Refreshments will be served and con-
rratulations offered at the close OF tho
programme.
ming has been kindly loaned by the stieii
Company. u
The graduates are: Miss Alice Evans
Grantham. Of North Carolina; Miss Jessie
Haldeman. OF Virginia.; Miss Lotto
Grace Thomas, Of Virginia; Miss Rosa
Moore Campbell. OF virginia.; Miss Rose
Nelson boswell, of Virginia; Miss Helen
Morton Hunt, OF Virginia; Miss Jennie
Mclean Courts. OF North Carolina.
The stay.at-Honie Whist Club met with
Miss Florenca Tyler last week. MIS-.
EIana spotswood Smith and Miss Mat
lie Harris making the highest score.
The meeting next Tuesday evening VIII
be with Mrs. John Hunter.
Tea was served at the Woman's Club
members and visitors. Among tho latter
we're Mrs. H. b. Watkins. OF Danville.
Va. and Mrs Davis. of North Dakota,
who came to Richmond from the Hot
Springs for brief visit.
At tho meeting OF the Richmond Chap.
ter. Daughters OF the Confederacy, helo
last Wednesday afternoon In Lee camp
Hall. reports from the Central Commit
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were made. Mrs. Norman v. Randolph.
the president OF the chapter was pro.
scented WITH a beautiful silver card re.
oeiyer inscribed with her monogram. The
presentation was an evidence OF tho nigh
esteem in witch Mrs. Randolph Is held
by the Daughters.
The Confederate cLemorial Literary So
ciety will hold its monthly meeting We'd
nesda,. juno oath. at noon. In the Con-
federata Museum.
June Brides.
Cards OF invitation have been Issued
by the Misses Graham to the marriage OF
their sister, Miss Mary Preston Graham.
to Colonel Nathaniel Beverley Tucker,
of tho faculty OF the Virginia Military
Institute. The marriage will take place
on the evening OF Tuesday. the 3oth OF
June. at the home Of the bride. Lexington,
Va.
Cards have been received In Richmond
for the marriage OF Miss Kline Vail
granddaughter Of the late Captain Bar
ney Jones, OF Tohno. Va, to Mr.. William
Walker Ware. OF Toano.
The ceremony will take place Wednes-
day evening. june oath, In the home OF
the brides aunt, Mrs Mary 8. Kline, OF
Plainheld. N. ]. Mr.. Ware Is the son OF
the late Captain w. W. Ware. and be.
family. The young couple are we'll known
in Richmond.
Mrs. Vernon Carrick Grant haa issued
invitations to the marriage of her daugh.
ter, Martha Helen to Mr.. James Cofield
Warren. Jr. The wedding will take place
on the afternoon OF Wednesday, juno
24th. at o'clock. No. 227 York Street,
Norfolk, Va.
Mrs John L. Ward has sent out cards
for tho marriage of her daughter, Miss
Minnie Lee Ward. to Mr. John William
Kenzie Holland. Thursday morning. June
25th, 1880 o'clock. at Baptist Church,
Onancock.
A Southern Version.
Guests at Warm Springs are amusing
themselves no little over Southern ver-
sion of GOD save the King" written by
Mr.. George S. Holmes, of Charleston, S.
c., well known in Warm Spring habi-
tues. The version says:
God save our noble Ted,
And cure him Of swell head;
God cure him soon.
Now he Is color blind
Clear vision may he find;
Soon have sufficient mind
To know a coon.
So
The Richmond friends Of Mr.. Andrew
H. Allen, OF Petersburg, will be interested
to learn that he has Just left for Bos-
ton. Mass. having been appointed assist
ant general manager of one Of the larg-
est wholesale supply houses In New Eng
land. Mr.. Allen has been secretary and
treasurer OF the Petersburg Iron Works
Company for some years, and Is widely
known In Richmond society circles. His
friends here will hear OF his advance
ment with pleasure. while regretting that
it carries him further away.
visiting friends In Fredericksburg. will
be distinguished figure at the Virginia
Military Institute commencement exer-
c!ses next week, Among the young Ia
dies who will go TO the institute from
Richmond will be Miss Louise McAdams,
Miss Martha Bowie, Miss Helen Stevens
and a party OF friends. among them Miss
Eugene Taylor.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank McCuollough will
take party of friends on their yacht
"Virginia" to attend the marriage OF MISS
Bena Harrison and Mr.. Walter H. Tay-
lor, Jr., Of Norfolk. which will be cele-
June ath. Mrs. Mccullough before her
marriage was Miss Virginia Hayes the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes,
OF this city. She still has many friends