The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-18
Joc1ul and
I. PERSONAL.

pnvai, The granddaughter of Mrs. E,z
M, Duyal, of No 301 East Franklii
street, to Mr.. p. Lightfoot Wormeley
Jr,. the son Of Mr., and Mrs. p Lightfoo
Normeley, OF No. o North Second Street
was celebrated June 10th In Grace Epis
copal Church, Fluvanna county. the REV
1,ardon r.. Mason, Of Grace Episcopa
Church. this city. officiating.
Dunlap--Massie.
II Invitations have been received In Rich
r1,o.ld from Mr. and Mrs. Bland Massle
for The marriage Of their daughter jose
phjne. to Or. William Vernon Dunlap
the ceremony to take place Tuesday,
q June 2Sth at noon, In Grace Church
Masses Mill. Va
WA The bride.to-be Is the daughter of State
Senator Masse, of Nelson county, and
has many friends In Richmond. where
she Is most pleasantly known.
Patterson-Byers. 81
Mr.. and Mrs Robert c. Byers. of the
county. have issued invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Leila
Bird, to Mr.. j. Frank Patterson. or
waynesboro. The ceremony VIII take
place Tuesday evening. June alst at s'ao
o'clock in "Od stone Church at Fort
Defiance.
Ney-Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Frank, Of No. 2oc5
Eutaw Place, Baltimore, have issued IN
+ yftat,ons for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Berde Frank to Mr. AL
bert Fl. Ney, Of Harrisonburg. The we'd
ding will take place on June ed at Leh-
4 nlann's Hall.
Hesser-Willians.
The Rev. and Mrs. James r. Williams
have Issued Invitations to the marriage
LOT their daughter. Mary Elizabeth, to
Rey Claude Mitchell Hesser the cere-
fnony to take place Wednesday after
noon, June ed, at s O'Clock, at their
home. in Ronney, w. Va. Miss Nfilllams
is a most charming young lady and has
many friends In Virginia, made while her
father was pastor OF the MelhouLlst
Church In Staunton. lt
Winner of Danes Medal.
Mr.. Robert Henning Webb. Of Suffolk,
va, who has just won his NJ A. degree
at the University of Virginia and been
appointed instructor In Latin at that
institution for the coming year. Is also
the winner OF the Colonial Danes prize
for the best essay on colonial history,
his subject being 'Witchcraft in Vir-
glnia.'
Mr.. Webb was prepared for college At
The Suffolk High School. In 1901 ne was
Is B. "A. student with first honors and
fellowship at Hampden- Sidney College,
where In 1902 he took the M. a. degree
aAt the University Of Virginia IN aleo3
he received the highest honor In La TIN,
the senior medal" graduating n lain az
and German and a fellowship ana IN
1904 graduation in Greek, English litera-
ture and French, with the masters de-
The Colonial Danes prize is one hun
dred dollars and carries high honors
with t.
Miss Mitchell at West End.
Miss Doza Mitchell the sweet singer
of Grove Avenue Baptist Church choir.
gave the pupils OF West End school rich
treat last Friday evening.
Miss Mitchell came to the school and
sang 4 several beautiful numbers pet te'1
about five hundred fpupils x 4. y US III i
sS Some Of her selections We're Nearer:
M God to rhee,,'' abide With Me-
VS.. Dixie 1.-THE Star Spangled Banner
3"Flc.I Gently, sweet Alton" THE Bon
MD Bite Flag and THE Sewanee River
Il .FThe children were delighted with Miss
fssMitchell's singing.
Mrs. Albert Richie Here.
sf The Baltimore Sun OF June 18th says:
@ Mrs Albert Richie is In Richmond. Va.
4 Mrs. Richie, before her marriage to the
late Judge Albert Richie, Of Baltimore,
(
beauty, brilliant White Sulphur Springs
& belle, and was considered one OF the.
loveliest women in the South Mrs.
Ritchie is the sister of Mrs. John Lotter
and of Messrs. H. l.. and ]. Caskie Cabell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Here.
Mr.. and Mrs Claiborne James, Of Bal
tinore. are at No. 215 East Franklin
Street, MIR. James being in charge Of
engineering work on the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway In the vicinity OF Rich
mond.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moseley Walker.
little daughter and nurse left yester-
day for Blowing Rock, n, G., where they
will occupy their cottage until the an
tumn. s
Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. AIunford and family
have gone to Bennington Center. Yer
mont. for the summer Mrs Munford
will go from Bennington to Harvard for
the graduating exercises when her
nephew, Mr.. Russell Bowie will take
his NJ. A. degree.
= The moonlight excursion under tho au-
spices OF the Ladies' Missionary Society
OF the First Baptist Church has been
postponed because of the rain, Tickets
s'ii aic spou iol udte 70 DC announced
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ellis will sum
mer at Commodore Giliss cottage. in the
Catskills. They will not leave Richmond
until about August.
Mrs. Henry S. Harwoode will go for
a visit to her family, in the Northern
Neck of Virginia, Afterwards she will
visit her sister-in-law, Mrs Charles Gull
pepper, in Portsmouth. A visit to the
Worlds Fair. in st, Louis, will complete
her summer outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hancock and
baby have gone to Bon Air. where they
viii be with Mrs. Percy Montague in
the Crenshnw cottage. Mrs, Montague's
pleasant household also includes Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank S, Wcodson and Miss Fran
ces Woodson.
Mr., and Mrs. L. L. Scherer. who left
Monday last for Marion. are now In
st. Louis. 10 take in the wonders OF tho
Worlds Fair
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