The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-23

ternoon In the home of The brides pa
rents, No. 500 Reservoir Street.
Mr., and Mrs. Haynes, who arc now
spending some titie III WAN ington nnd
Baltimore, Will be. at home liter July
9th at NO. 800 Reservoir street
Personal Mentioti.-
Miss Emma and Miss Mary Fry Of
Greensboro, N. G., are spending y part
OF their SKINNER holiday With their ntnt,
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges.
Mrs. Hodges entertained very infor.
mally, but Very delightfully."- III honor OF
the young ladies' TUESDAY evening last.
Miss Alice cabo, Of Scranton. Pa, who
has been visiting her cousins, Misses
tkranitsky. for some tine, has left for
her home. to the regret of llcr many
friends While hero Miss Cabo was the
recipient ofrnucfi attention. and RS the
guest at several receptions given in her
honor.9.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Werth, Of Thiladel-
aphia, are visiting AIRS. Werth's father,
at his home, on James River, near Rlch-
l11ord. a
Mrs. John Bowers Jro and her daugh-
ters, Misses Hannah, Martha Anne, Lily
and Mary, accompanied BY Misses Re-
becca and Gertrude Bowman, have left
for their country home, WILLIAMS Fer
ry' in King William county
Miss M. j. Hill will be guest for the
summer OF Mrs. Bowers, at her country
home.
Mrs. 81 A. Pace, OF Danvlle, Vs. has
sent out cards for the marriage Of her
daughter, Miss 1lottie Pace to MIR. Jo-
seph II. Caruthers, OF Baltimore, Both
OF tho young people have many friends
and relatives in Richmond, Miss Pace
having FREQUENTLY visited here.
Miss Mary Drewry, who is visiting Miss
Mary Gravely, III Danville, is having a
delightful time With any amount OF So
cial attention.
Pretty Richmond girls Mt the Virginia
Military Institute BALL among them Miss
Avis GranL Miss Louisa Purcell and
Miss Mamie Waddlll, were doubtless tho
bellies that Richmond girls always are at
celebrations they attend.
Two cardinals. two archbisllops, fivo
bishops and a tllrong of lesser dighitares
Of the Catholic Church, were present IN;
Memorial Chapel. Springhlc, N. u. Yes
3terday When Miss Margaret Il. Maloney,
tho daughter Of Mr.. Martin II. Maloney,
$or Philadelphia was united in marriage
TO Mr.. Carberry Ritchic of Washington,
ID. G. The Wedding ring was blessed by
the Pope andathe value of the presents
was said toSAexceed s250,C00. Cardinal
Satolli performed tile ceremony and Arch.
bishop Ryan gtive the papal blessing.
5rl1e marriage was followed by a secep-
ton at Bullngarry, Mr.. Maloncy's SUM
tner home.
a portrait or Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, by
her son-in-law, Mr.. John Elliot, which
vas widely noticed when shown in a col
lection OF the artists works III New York
last April, has been purchased by tho
metropolitan Museum of Art The por-
trait is a bust done In red Chalk. and is
an admirable likeness Of the gifted au-
thoress as she appears at the age of
eighty-five years.
THE New York Herald of yesterday
says:
The engagement of Miss Caroline O'Neil,
daughter Of Mr.. George f. O'Neil pro-
prietor Of the Binghamton Leader, to Mr..
sClendenin J. Ryan son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas II. Ryan, of No. GO Fifth
Avenue, New York. was announced at a
luncheon given a the home OF Miss
kO'Neil's parents, in Front Street. Tues
day afternoon. TIC announcement was
made by Miss O'Nej. The wedding will
occur some time the5coming autumn.
etttl5 }5
Miss May Drexel Fell, the daughter OF
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,, of Phia-
delphia to Mr.. Howard Houston Henry
will take place to-day In st. Thomas
Church, Whitemarsf. a reception Mt
Camp Hill Hall will follow the ccrc-
mony
DR.. Williams, OF Hot Springs. VA Is