The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
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sTAuNTok. VA, April So'-Mlss Rosa
lie Whittle delightfully."- entertained ~
cards Tuesday night at her homo here
IN hohor Of her guest MISS l.eill iiou-
son, or Norfolk. Drive whist WIS .ne
game or tho evening. Mr. Lawrence ~
IeSlof WIS awarded the Drl2e ior uhe
highest score. Those present were: MISS MISS
bett1e Miller and J. W. Pilsoh, MISE MISE
l1ilaapeth Jones and j. r. tucker, Miss
Janet Berkeley and j. Baldwin Rahson'
MISS Mury Berkeley and Sidney H. ~
| lerson, Miss Helen Baxter and ~. Eis,
hlne Miller. Miss kate Hutchinson una
Lawrence II. peyton, Miss Lizzie Goch-
run and Will Tyrce, Miss Florence lgle' '
'lEd Robert Jones. Miss Amy Gatlett INV
j. Is. Cochran, Mr.. j. Lewis Bumsaru-
ncr and Miss Margaret Cochran ana y.
| s. Cochran.
~ quiet wedding witnessed only D!
Few or the contracting parties most iht'-
mate friends took place at the Mmnso
OF the Second Presbyterian Church Wed-
nesdny night, when Miss Kate l.. Trniii-
ham, daughter OF the late Charles Irhiii-
ham, became the bride or Mr. Charles l..
DePriest The ceremony vas performed
by Rev. w. N. Scott. Mr. ana MIS-
] DoPriest Will make their homo III tins
city.
a marriage license has been Issued IL
the Circuit Clerks Office to james q.
Nickel, of Ronceverte, w. Va, and MISS
Margaret Patterson. daughter OF j. l..
Patterson Of tho county
The ceremony was performed at New
Hope, this county, Wednesday night, ana
the couple left on the right train Tor
i Washington.
The Colonial Assembly given Thursday
evening at the residence Of Mrs. Henry
Hutchinson. by the Daughters Of the Re-
volution, was tho social event Of the
! season. Fair ladies and their ben,iA
were seen in brilliant costumes. and the
powdered wigs Of Colonial days, and
many beautiful tableatlx from popular his
torical roves were presented. Among
! which We're scenes from Audrey, Janice
Meredith, 10 have and to Hold, Blen-
/ nerhasset, and Alice of Old Nicenne.
] Among those taking part We're: Mis-
ses Janet Berkeley, Helen Baxter, Rose
4 Harrison, Lizzie Cochran, Elizabeth
Jones. Katherine Hoge. Katie Hutchin-
son, and Messrs John Cochran, Law
renee Pcyton, Joe Cochran, William PHI
son, r. M. Jones Baldwin Ransom and
i Alexander Pilson. An excellent program
was rendered By Misses Walters and
Topping and Mr.. r. L.. Tucker.
i The young ladies CT Trinity Church
+ gave very enjoyable tea Wednesday
evening ut the residence of Mrs. Y. Nj.
4 Bickle on North Market Street. A large
number was present and all seemed to
4 spcnd a most enjoyable evening. Vocal
solos were rendered BY Mrs. r. n. Black
/ ford III. c. Dlbblce ard Lewis Boyd.
! Miss Mary Bell Harris, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Harris, of staunton. was
4 married at high noon Thursday to MIR.
Geo NJ. Shumake, Of the county Tho
4 ceremony was performed at the residence
Il Of the bride on Kalormo Street, by Rev.
4 w. n. Scott
Saunton Lodge No. 45. I. o. o. F. Odd
4 Fellows). held n well attended smoker
. Thursday evening in honor of the con-
solldation Of Fidelity Lodge, No. ITO.
Ellot's Knob Aerie, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, held It's second meeting Wcdnes-
day night, there being a large number
i present. Five new members were taken
+ In, which makes the total roll now 81
members. Mr.. Horace Bluford. State
Deputy Grand President, put upon tho
market 100 tickets at 10 cents each, which
entitled the holder to a chance at h
handsome mounted eagle which was be-
ing rafted off by st. Mary's Asylum Ba-
zaar at Norfolk. The chances all went
like hot cakes. The lucky number was
ls2, and held by Mr. James A. August,
Jr,, of this city. The Eagle is a large
and handsome one and will be donated
J and placed in the Aerie on Its arrival
Mr.. Harry Peck, of Richmond, is
spending some time with his parents in
, this city.
Mrs. a. F. Robertson is visiting III
Richmond.
} Mrs. George Haines went to Richmond
this week. being summoned there on ac-
count of the illness of her mother. Mrs.
Mathews.
Miss Mary Ransom ard Miss Mary
Preston Kent went to Richmond this
, week to attend the marriage OF Miss
Fannie Pcyton Guy and Mr.. Robert Say
ers, which took place on Wednesday.
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