The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-15
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Miss Nellie Elizabeth Richards, the
daughter Of Dr. q. ". Richards. OF
island Ford, Rockingham county. and
Mr.. George Todd, of this city, were mar
Ericd Wednesday, forenoon In the home I
the bride, the Rev. Mr.. Cline, OF the
methodist Church, officiating
The parlors we're PRETTY decorated IN
ferns and white flowers The bride was
slovely In white chiffon over silk, her
veil falling from q coronet wreath OF
orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet
pf Bride roses and cafnc In with her
brother, DR.. Charles Richards. OF Rich
1fiiond, who gave her in marriage. Mrs.
Leon c. Ware. OF staunton Va, the ma
u iron or honor, wore while silk null Her
Flowers were pink roses.
The best man was Mr.. w. c. Todd OF
Richmond.
Mr.. ana Mrs Todd are now at Glen
more near staunton, the suburban
i home Of Hon and Mrs. j. w. Todd, the
parents Of tue groom. After their honey
moon, the young couple will como to
Richmond, where Mr.. Todd Is engaged in
business.
Kindergarten Primary for Boys
hss and Girls.
Tho Kindergarten and Primary School
FOR girls and boys to open at NO. IA
West Main Street the first OF next Oc-
tober will be under the direction Of
Miss Harriet Randolph Talcott, a grad
;uate Of Phoebe Hearst Training School
IN washington, D. c., and Miss Lucy
Il Singleton Coleman, a graduate OF the
Richmond Training School.
81 Miss Hattie Lowell Scott will conduct
tho primary. "A connecting class for the
younger children will be under the super
vision OF Miss Lou Belle Cateshy Jones.
4 Richmond Training School graduate.
Miss Jessie Akers Gibboney, an expert
IN Del5arte, Swedish methods and society
dancing, will be in charge Of the ply
steal culture exercises. d
To secure cooperation between parents
and teachers mothers meetings" will
be held at intervals during this session.
Good Time at Blue Ridge.
$& The Virginia editors and the ladies who
accompanied them to tho meeting OF the
Virginia Press Association seem to be
having n good time at Blue rs Ridge
Springs. HI Nj
&Ss The genial host OF this delightful resort
Y is doing great deal in. the way OF en-
pertaining having offered prizes to the
4 highest score at golf, tennis, ten pins,
and other popular games. the offer&being
B limited to- the editors and their ladies'.
Mr.. w. 8. Copeland, who was accom-
panies to Blue Ridge by his daughter,
4 Miss katherine Copeland. and her friend,
Miss Mullen, Of t'ersburg won IL, the
81en-pin contest being. pittcd against Miss
Wharton, OF Staunton, to whom he pre-
scented his trophy "A
ssS y esterday a nun Der OF t no associn-3
zion. Including many Of the young ladies'.
visited Roanoke, were given q trolley ride
Y over the town., Dutch lunch" and
returned to- the Blue Ridge in the fer
noon. n \
Cox-Middleton.
Invitations have been issued BY Mrs.
HID. Middleton, Of No. 2606 East Grace:
Street. for the marriage of her daughter.
Ruth, TO ( Mr. B. Cox. a. former employee
4 OF the William r. Trigg Company, but
more recently Of New London, Conn.,,
where he IS now established inMbusiness.
a35 X The nuptial celebration will take place
7 at Il o'clock p. Nj! July 10Th. ST. j hn's
Episcopal Church
Personal Mention.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meredith Kent
4 have returned from their wedding trip
and nrc now at their home, No. 800
South Third Street.
Nir. r.. 0. Lafong5 and bride, formerly
Miss Lille HNonrack. of Nashville. Tenn.
n no have been enjoying the exposition
at ST. Louis and visiting other points
$of interest in the West, returned to Rich
mond yesterday and are at home at No.
ss26i West Grace street.
x Mrs. James B. Lacy, OF Grove Avenue.
has returned home after a delightful
visit of two weeks to Ocean View She
will leave the cityfin a few days to spend
several weeks with friends in King VII
liam county.
Mrs. Nv. Herbert Hale. now OF Acker-
man. Miss. will spend the months OF
August and September with her parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Lacy, Of this
city. i. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. n. Newman, Of this