The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-07
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The announcement of tho engagement OF
q miss Annie Wise Mayo to Mr.. James
ID Bra,idt I.atlner, of Chicago
II Miss Mayo Ia the daughter OF Mrs.
rrJ,en wise Mayo and the late William
Ciarrington Mayo a very distinguished
iingulst and a member OF an old and
prominent Virginia family; the grand
daughter OF the late Governor Henry q.
wise, Of Virginia. md niece OF MI.
lam Sargent Wise, Of New York.
NJ Miss Mayo Is a clever and accomplished
journalistic and magazine writer, and IS
very handsome young woman Win
many friends In Richmond.
Mr. Latincr. who formerly lived IN
Baltimore. is son OF the noted au-
thoress, the Mate Mrs Elizabeth Worm
ley Lnt,n,er. In Chicago. MT. Latimer Is
associated as civil engineer, with the
Chicago. Burlington. and Quincy kali
road. He Is connected with several prom
1nent Virginia families.
The wedding will take place next NO
yember In st. Pauls Church, and Will
! be one Of the fashio. .blc autumn events.
The Annual Concert.
The annual concert OF the Wonan's
College commencement took place in the
+ college chapel and was a brilliant af-
fair.
The college chapel was handsomely
decorated with palms and white roses
and WAS crowded with the friends of tho
students and the faculty. The young
ladies who took part In the programme
did 70. with remarkable ease and grace
& displaying their thorough training and
+ winning laurels for themselves and their
Il alma mater. Several vocal numbers
were contributed by Mrs. Martin and
y Miss Coter. both Of whom were In ex-
& cellent voice. The following programme
was presented: !.
la,l'5 prelude, g Sharp Minor, op Is
(chopin); 10 scherSo a Capriccio (Men-
delssohn) Miss Susie Harris.
IN BLOW, Soft Winds (Yincent>, MISSES
/ Ackiss and Williamson.
IIumoreske. Op. 1854 Cvon Wiim>. Miss
3gEldine Walden.
81 Tantaste Sur Ell Trovatore' CWollen-
haupt), Miss E1izabefh Taylor.
M ta) Thou Art So Like Flower (Chah-
wicls). q, A Summer Girl tsargenb, 90
So Long, SO Long Denza9. Miss Bessie
n, Frau Hole, op. 1s5, NO cBendel>. Miss
Laurie billiard.
Nymphs and Fauns (Bemberg>. Miss
u La : Gondola cIenselt,. Miss Mona Har-
n Protestations tNorrip. Miss Madge
Bowie.
concert-stucl, op. 70 (Weber), Miss
Miss Tallulah Caine.
The annual alumnae luncheon was given
AZ 1880 O'clock yesterday in the Rich
,nond Hotel. The graduating class OF
1901 we're tho guests OF honor, and were
seated at n long table occurring the riis
I center Of the rooms, ~.
/. Decorations In class ribbons and
flowers fully carried out the idea In
sentiment Of the golden college jubilee.
Many of the alumnae responding to the
eemi-centenial invitation, were presel't
from Virginia and other States TO 90
honor to their beloved alma mater, a''u
Ia renew ties and ASSOCIATIONS datlhs
back to aud lang syne
N. Miss Lotto Redford replied to the wei
a o,on,e9 given the class OF 1904 by the presi-
dent Of the Alumnae Association. Inc pro
q sitting ofllcer at the luncheon was MRS
N, u Gaines Miss Belle Nottingham ais
Il the treasurer Of the association, ana
4 Miss Clara Virginia Becker, the cores
pondinG secretary. Miss Mary Carter An-
derson was the ready and witty toast
mistress OF the afternoon. Mrs. W. II.
Watkins was the chairman OF arrange
ments and Mrs Harvey Clarke OF the
menu.
Among others present at the lunch
were Mrs. Julian Thomas. Mrs. Ezekiel.
Mrs. William P Matthews, Mrs. sallie
Gwathmey. Mrs. Bolnar. Miss Petronn
Powell Miss Fannie Lipscomb. Miss
Margaret Crismond. Miss GarlicK. Miss
Edna Butler Simpson. Miss Lena But
Ter. Miss Annie Garnet. Mrs. Minnie
d srnithers. Mrs. NJ. G. Nottingham.
Miss Evelyn Macreath. Miss Genevieve
Petit, Miss Madge Bagley, Miss Hattie
Garrett, Miss Eva Murdoch, Miss Emma nm,
Bowe,s Miss Ruth Burton. Miss Nell SIN
Ton, Miss Jessie Lane. Miss Mamie
Guthrie. Miss Ruth Harrison, Miss Ellie
Cofer. Miss Emma Whitfield, Miss Kate
Ryland, Miss Miriam Milhiser, Mrs. l..
NJ Hirchfield Miss Patte McGhee. Miss
Louie McGhee, iiArrs. Raker. Mrs Will
liam r. Jones;.' Miss- Lucy Moseley, MISS
Inez Barnes, Mrs. Clarence Llvesay, Miss
Mary Traylor Mrs. William H. Lyme,
Ms Grayson Fairbank. Mrs. Charles
winston, Mrs j. NJ. Whitfield, Miss
Mamie Adams, Miss Page Walker West,
Miss Cay Broaddus. Miss Emmie ALL
son. Miss Nettie Franklin. Miss Denise
Morris, Miss Mary Herndon Miss Malen
Burnett, Miss Delma Spencer, Miss Eu-
nice Kirk. Mrs, Seward, Mrs Helen
Adams Gray Dodamead. Miss Same
Llpscomb, Mrs. Robinson and MISS Lucy
Thomas. .4
Burton-Morris.
Tho wedding celebration of MISS Grace
Denegree Morris and Mr. Branch Ber-
nard Burton took place at F. M. June
9Th in the home OF the brides uncle Mr..
Leroy Brown, of No. 926 West Grace
street, the Rev. DR.. w. ]. Young. OF
Centenary NJ f, Church. ottlciating!8
The bride was gowned In a going-away
costume of light brown, with brown hat
and gloves. shs was attended by his
sister Miss Lena Burton. as maid Of
honor, who wore white silk net over taft
feta, and carried American Beauties.
The brides flowers were a shower OF
flies of the valley and Bride roses,
The best man was Mr.. G. William
Green. Little Clarence Blair Brown led
the bridal procession, carrying the prayer
book and license.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton will return from
Northern trip to make their home at
No. so3 Roland Street. Mrs. Burton, who
is a member Of Centenary Church choir.
is the daughter or Mr.. w. D. Morris. OF
retcrsburg, and has for some time made
her home in Richmond with her uncle,