The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IN the Woman's Christian Association
building. A full attendance Is desired
as n new and interesting feature OF the
work Will be introduced
Honeymoon at Mohawk.
Miss Annie Hudnall Holmes and Mr..
James Marshall Henry, the son OF the
Iate William Writ Henry and Mrs Lucy
y GRAY Marshall Henry, Of Richmond, who
were married Wednesday. May 25th, at
u3rookncal, in the home Of Mrs. Samuel
II. Hudnall, the aunt Of the bride, are
now spending their honeymoon at Mo-
hawk. the home of the grooms sister,
Il Mrs. James Lyons. OF Buckingham. va.
ia The BRIDE a very charming young lady,
& ia the daughter Of the late Rev. DR.. j.
n e. u. Holmes, OF Savannah, Ga, and his
4 wife, who, before her marriage. was Miss
+ Carrie I1udnall. Of Brookneal Va. Dr.
Il Holmes was educated at Richmond Col
lege, and stood very high In the estlma-
M ton of all who knew him then and IN
his after life
Duke-Nick1os.
rs The marriage Of Miss Bessie Ncklos to
Mr.. Robert s. Duke, Jr., took place Tues
i day at $3.50 P. NJ, In the, parlor OF the
a Rev. Mr.. r. f. Lunpkin.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Duke
were driven to the Union station, where
IN they took the 1880 train for the Worlds
Fair in st. Louis. Both bride and groom
are very Inc WEST Enu, IHey
will return about June stl, and make
q their home In the West End.
A Wedding of Interest.
Many Richmond people are Interested
; In the approaching w edding Of Miss Car
RE Goodloe to Mr.. Ellis Sampson which
will take place early iii June at the home
5iof the brides parents, near cordonsvllle,
Va
Miss Goodloe.a who attended tho Wo-
I. mans College in Richmond for her col
legiatc course. and who Is the Dis t.ghter
Y Of Mr.. and Mrs. Spotswood Goodies is
tho sister of Mrs. A J. Parrish, and the
niece Of Mr.. Alfred B. Eddins. of. this
city prominently known In tobacco bust
ness circles Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish. Mas
ter Beverly Parrish and MIR. Eddins will
be among Richmond guests at the we'd
g ding.
Miss Gretter's Miniature.
Among the miniatures at the. art ex-
\ hibit of the Richmond Club there are
none more worthy Of special mention
than those painted by Miss Florence Greet
ter Of this city. Her work has attract
\ ed attention In England and she has Sc
a cured several orders for miniatures from
that country. Her miniature work is
said to compare favorably With that done
b, English artists
Lawn Party.
Lakeside Country Club will give a lawn
part with music and refreshments on
K the club grounds, Saturday, June 4th.
from 5 10 p. NJ, to its members and
their guests.
III Lakeside will be lovely in June attire
and The entertainment promises every
thing which has made previous ones so
delightful.
Hollywood Memorial Day.
Ladies' of the Hollywood Memorial As
Eociation desiring to form parties and
secure carriages TO join In the procession
are requested, after making their ar
engagements. to be at the Second Presby-
terrain Church, from which place the
procession will start promptly at F. NJ,
Monday, May Goth.
Senator Daniel has informed the ladies
of tho association that IT will be Inn
possible for him to deliver the address
or to be present, as he had hoped Judge
George Christian has consented. In re-
sponse to earnest and united request, 10
deliver. not an annual address, but TO
make a few appropriate remarks on the
Nav and the occasion, as he knows so
well how to do. Han: J. TAYLOR Ellyson
will be master Of ceremonies. and DR..
r. William Jones will make the opening
prayer and pronounce the benedlction.
A special feature of memorial cere-
monies will be the singing OF hymns to
familiar airs by the choir of Ueion sta
lion methodist Church. accompanied by
Professor Felix Iardella. The grand
stand will be reserved for the speakers
and the choir.
Piano Recital.
The piano recital given by Mr.. John
N Powell at the Woman's Club last al
ternoon was revelation to the large
and enthusiastic audience who listened
with delight to the following spendidly
executed programme:
J. (a) Theme and Variations, Mozart.
tb) Pastorae, Scaratti.
(c) Scherzo Mendelssohn.
2. (a) Mcclure. f major; CD Etude,
r minor, Chopin.
3. Toccata, Leschetizky.
Gnome Dance List.
A. Theme Narie, Powell.
Mr.. Powells last number was greeted
with especial applause. the theme In |
variations being his own
& Miss Claire Guillaume was chairman OF
The afternoon. Among the guests We're:
Mrs. James w. Allison, Miss Mildred
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Miss
Laura Rutherford, Miss Evelyn Bridges,
Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor, Miss Sarah Hotch-
kiss. Mrs. j. II. Powell ana MISS Lily
urquhart.
Other CLUB guests included: Misses
Jessie and Jean Graham, OF Tazewell
Va; Mrs. John Lloyd, Of East Orange,
n. j.; Mrs, A. u. Watson. of Nimrod
Hall, Va; Mrs. Arthur Lloyd. of New
York: Miss Annie Wheeler. Of New York:
Mrs George Reed. Of Norfolk; Mrs Rufns
Johnston, Nof the United States army;
Mrs. j. y. Coles, Of Chatham. Va; Miss
Florence Eacot, of Portsmouth Va; Mrs.
John l., de Trevlle, Miss Page Morton
OF Goochland, Mrs. Richard Mcllwaine,
OF Norfolk; Miss Chloe Kean and Miss
Ethel Boston, OF Louisa, Va, Miss Ma
toaca Gay, OF Washington u, c.: Miss
Jean Rufin Field. OF Boydton. Va; Miss
No Dessert