The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-15
Social ana
Personal.

lotte Brow, Clay brook to pr Hunter
Holmes Mcguire will take place AT wv
Sis u. Ai. to-day III tho home of the BRIDE
cousins. MIR. ard Mrs, Walter Christian
No. si5 South Third Street.
Miss ClayDrook Is the daughter OF INC
late Mr. and Mrs. Edwin g. Claybrook,
of Westtnoreland county. and has
great many friends in Richmond.
z. The prospective groom Is the son OF DE-
William Mcguire and Mrs. McGlire.
Of Winchester and the nephew of the
great Confederate surgeon, whose name
Id bears. He stands unusually hign III
u Ms profession, and is the president OF
the Winchester Memorial Hospital Ow-
i Ing to the prominence Of the contracting
PARTIES and their widespread Family con-
nections, the ceremony VIII be witnessed
by 4 throng of relatives and few init
mate friends. An Informal reception lor
these and for the bridal party Will DO
held after the marriage.
Receives Her Diploma.
Miss Bessie r. Barber, who has been
In New York for the past two years,
studying art, has received her diploma,
having accomplished in two years three
years course.
In addition to this. she has won at
the various exhibitions medal anu
an honorable mention.
Miss Barber's course during the past
term has included drawing In life class,
under George w Breck; still life, III
color r. swain Clifford, instructor; model
ing In bas-rclief from life, under George
II. Brewster and art history, Il. a. Rich
ardson lecturer.
Ihe year previous her course consisted
chiefly in modelling and drawing from
east in tho preparatory and advanced
antique classes. and in the study OF
,natotny and pcrfect.on.
Miss Barber, ere returning to her home
IN Richmond goes to tho Cape Cod School
OF Art. Provincetown, Mass, for a few
weeks Of out-of-door sketching in color
under Charles w. Hawthorne.
She will stop en- route OF Worcester.
Mass. for the finals at Dread Institute
where her sister, Miss Louise Barber, has
been studying during the past session.
Entertain Bridal Party.
A very handsome supper will be given
tho Lloyd Noel bridal party and a few
intimate friends by Mr.. and Mrs a. T..
Srcl. In their home, No. l13 North Morris
Street, this evening.
parlor and dining-roon1 decorations Will
be altogether in pink, La France roses
and maiden hair ferns. carrying out the
color scheme a PLAGUE of the roses
fringed with ferns will make the center
piece of the able, set in silver and cut
glass and lighted with pnk-shaded wax
tapers, in silver candelebra.
Those present will be: Mr. and Mrs. A.
F. Noel, Mrg Asa Snyder, Mrs. Herbert
il, Weisiger, Miss Annie Lee Snyder, Miss
Ellie storie Noel, Miss Madge Nyeisiger,
Miss Marie Young, Miss Nora welsiger.
Miss Alice Yancey, Miss Annie Keesee,
Miss, Mabel McBain, Miss Myrtle Red.
ford, Miss Matte Mayo, Miss Bessie
Rountree. Mr.. Eliphalet Andrews Lloyd,
Of New York; Mr.. William Guy Phillips,
of New York; Mr.. G. j. Snyder. Mr..
Lewis Harvle, of Mottoax: MIR. w. a..
vri,leroy, OF King William county; Mr.
Louis G.. Shafer, Mr.. Herbert ID. Wei
siser and MIR. Allen Pettigrew, OF Man
chester.
Miss Madgc weisiger will be maid of
honor to her cousin Miss E1lhe Store 9
Mel, at her wedding to-morrow, and
Mr.. William Guy Phillips, Of New York
Mill he best man TO the groom, MI
x alloSd.
~ 4 number Of beautiful and elegant wed
diny gifts have already been received. TIL
New York house. with which Mr.. Lloyt
is associated in business, sending al
extremely pretty silver service.
The ceremony will take place at
O'Clock this afternoon, In Centenary NJ.
e. Church, the Rev DR.. W. j. Young
officiating.
Wins Scholarship.
Master Stapleton Gooch. the bright
yount SOL OF Judge and Mrs. William s..
Gooch, of No. 500 SouthhThird Street,
and the nephew of Mr.. G. G.. Gooch. Of
stanton won the scholarship medal in
the Richmond Academy, a school OF
seventy scholars. of which Dr. ]. A. C..
Chandler is principal During his alb
sence DR. Fcushee, of Richmond College,
has taken his place as acting principal.
The scholarship entities Master Stapleton
to free tuition in the academy next year,
and gives him a chance Of competing
then with the members OF the senior
class for tho Richmond College medal. @
In the meanwhile, vacation Is at hand.
and the young gentleman Will enjoy both
the Congratulations Of his friends and
a rest from his highly crcditable work
Kent-Williannson.
Mrs. Charles p. Williamson, of Licking
ton. Ky, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Sadie Gabrielle, to Mr.
Robert NJ. Kent, of this city.
Tie wedding will take place at noon,
June c9th. III the home of the bride ct
LEXINGTON Ky. the Rev. DR.. Carey p.
Morgan, formerly Of Seventh Street Chris
tian church in Richmond, performing
The bride will tie attended by her sis
ter as maid of honor, and DR. Charles w.
Kent, Of the University of Virginia. will
be best man to the groom. After their
wedding tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Kent will
return To Richmond, and, subsequent to
July 18th, will have apartments at No..
80 South Third Street,
Miss Williamson Is. most pleasantly re-
mernbered IN Richmond, whore she spent
several years when her father was prin-
c!pal OF the Richmond Female Semina. /,
Through her father she is connected
With a number OF prominent Williams
burg and Virginia families, Her mother
is 4 Kentuckian and has transmitted
muck OF he. refinement and charm OF
manner to her daughter
tAr. Kent is the son of Mr.. Robert M.
ISent, for many years am esteemed clt-
izen OF Louisa, Va. lie is tho cashier OF
the Capital Savings Bank OF this city,
and Is a young man who is as hiShiy
esteemed as he is we'll known,
Hardcnburgh- -Dandridge.
The marriage OF Miss Virginia Dan
dridge, the daughter OF Mrs. Hattie Dan
dridge and direct descendant Of