The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
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Although recent bernatehletit lii the
bride & family Will modify original we'd
ding plans, the widely established popu-
1nrity Of the contracting parties Will ren-.
der 1t u most noteworthy socihl event.
4 The bride, Wlio was d. sponsor from, Lee
Camp Hall to the Confederate reunion III
New Orleans Inst sprins, lis the daughter
Z Of Mr.. md Mrs. Andrew ]. Nvray. she
Will be attended by her sister Miss Mary
Lott 1Vray. I # y
1ter finnce IS captain Of tho Richmond
Howitzo1s and ins taken great ntorest IN
building UP that organizations. 1iosis also
past regent OF sl,ockoe Cotincll. Royal
Arcnnun,, and Ii associated III business
with Lut1sden Sons.
Caldwell--McC ormick.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret beverly
Mccormick to Mr., Eugene Cralghend
Caldwell took place last, Tuesday, in tho
home Of tho brides Uncle Mr. Robert
II. yevcrly,gof .Nottowny county, vn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, who arc now
mt Union Theological Seminary, we're
handsomely entertained BY DR.. and Mrs
last week. u
Willis-Bowers.
Invitations have been received IN Rich
nond from Mr.. and Mrs. William Logan.
OF shelbyvile. KY. FOR the marriage OF
George Francis Willis, Of Waynesvlllc, N.
G. y
rho ceremony will be performed Tebru-
airy nth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Will.
DO Mt homo after March lst in Atlanta,
Ga, where Mr.. Willis, who Is a travelling
salesman, has his headquarters
Miss Bowers Is most PLEASANTLY recalled
In Richmond, where she had her homo
until last summer. She is the daughter
Of the late Mr.. John Bowers, and IS o
most attractive young lady. AL
Leap Year German.
on Friday evening, February 18th, the
old tavern at Hanover Courthouse was
the scene OF beautiful leap year german
given by the young ladies OF the vicinity
nfhonor OF the members Of tho Hanover
German Club. The intricate figures we're
led BY Mfr. George u. Haw, Of Hanover.
Va, with Miss Converse OF Louisville
Ky. The dancing continued until mid
night, after which refreshments were.
served. e isa 5s.
Among those present were MIR. and Mrs.
I C.@P. Cardwel, Mr.. and Mrs. Ancell, Miss
Conway Crale, with Mr.. ]. c. Stevens;
Miss Mary Ovorton Haw, with Mr.. Wat
klns Of Richmond Miss sallic Woolfolk.
with Mr. Lucen Haw; Mr. Frank ..
Winston, with Miss Es an ct, Law y,
Miss Virginia Haw, with MIR. Thomas 3.
snead, Of Richmond: Miss Mamie Haw,
with Mr.. Eddie Newman Miss Converse,
with Mr.. George z. Haw; Miss DAVIS.
with Mr. Andrew Marshall .WooliolK;
Miss Fannie Williams, with Mr.. George
Wickhnm; Miss Julia Cardwell, with MT.
Il George voolfolk; Miss Katherine Andcr-
son. With Mr., Robert T. Winston. Stays
8N1cssrs. James Madison Winston. G. W.
TAYLOR and John Winston. Chaperones-5
3Mcsdames voolfolk, E. 2. Chisholm ana
w. a. Chisholm.
The pupils fof Miss Peticolas's music
class entertained their parents and
Ef,lends Monday evening with a very IN
teresting and attractive programme,
which was rendered from memory. notes
being used only for the quartcttes and
duo. Al Tho heart'' applause and congratu-
5lat!ons received showed the appreciation
81 the excellent work done By the pupils
during the past half session.
Pupils were: Misses Jane Cason, Belle
Burch, Matte Giesend1 dc Cana 1a,,e
Kirby. Fay Henry, jamie Kirby. Ollie
26ydnor Bessie Douglass, Blanche Nins,
Nellie sydnor, Lillian Mum. suzette
II enry, Mrs. Anderson Masters Pnyson
Eruce and Charles Macfarlane.
IN Pink and White.
Miss Mary Addie Harris entertained at
her home. No. 2s14 East Marshall Street.
Friday evening. from $3.50 tll2 o'clock.
n The rooms we're artistically decorated
5!r pink and white. The color scheme OF
pink and white was beautifully carried
out In the house decorations as well as IN
tie dainty luncheon ROOM
During the early evening progressive
finch and parlor games were played.
after which delicious refreshments wero
served.
The first prize. q very handsome valen-g
tine calendar, was won by Miss Aice
Caldwell while the BOBBY was carried
nr
The tally cords were carried around
nv little Miss Lizzie Scott Harris. MISS
Harris was assisted In receiving by
Miss Alice Caldwell and Miss Jennie
Corson. A large number of young people
were present, and every one thoroughly
enjoyed the evening.
Miss Harris Is very attractive young
lady and makes a charming hostess.
Class Recital.
one of the prettiest happenings OF the
mast week, social and artistic. was tho
recital given by Miss Effie Ayott Cofer's
music class on Friday afternoon.
Decorations were In Valentine colors OF
ulnIt and green smllax and roses mark
ing the anniversary of the gentle saint.
Miss Cofer was assisted In welcoming the
friends who attended the recital at the
Invitation OF tho pupils by Miss Mary
Carter Anderson and Mrs Cofer.
The occasion was truly delleht1ul' lue
little people all went through with their
parts MS II Inspired to do their very
best. and the maturer pupils Acquired
themselves with the greatest distinction,
Miss Cofer, who closed the programme
with several particularly fine vocal Sc
lcctons being overwhelmed with con-
sratulatIons and compliments over tho
success OF her class recital.
Refreshments were served ny MISS
Craddock, Miss Taylor and Miss Becker
The programme in fun was:
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yirgio Slaughter.
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