The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11

honor Mrs. r. 6. Cooley, her sister, and
will be also attended by four OF her
nieces. little Misses Mildred and Mabel
Cooley, May and Ruth Davis, as flower
girls.
The Rev. r. B. wellington, OF this
Miss Davis Is a very popular and at,
tractive young lady. Her flance is an
alumnus OF Richmond College and has
many friends, made here during his -FOUR
years OF student life.
Carnmack-Hagar1.
Miss Bessie Clay 1Iagan. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagan, Will be
married to the Rev. John Walter Cam
mack, son OF Mrs NJ. ]. Canlnlack, wed.
nesday, June 18th, in the First Baptist
Church, at $3.50 p. NJ. tho Rev. Dr. Geosse
w. Mcdaniel officiating.
Mr.. shepherd Webb will be at the
organ. Miss Louise Walthall of Rioh.
inond, Will be Miss lIagan's maid OF
honor; Miss Josephine Chamberlain. OF
Richmond, and Miss Josephine Spand1e,
OF Essex county, will attend her as flower
girls.
Mr., John Hancock OF Charlottesville,
Va, will be best man; Mr.. 70. u. DICK
inson, OF Cumberland, Md; Mr.. Q. l..
Bonen, Mr.. Hudgins, Mr.. u. Howard
Jenkins, Mr.. Carroll D. Hagan and Mr.
After an extended trip North the bride
and groom will mako their home at Oman
cock, Va. s
Miss Haganis an NJ. A. and q graduate
IN music Of the Woman's College. Mr..
Cammack has taken the master OF arts
degree at Richmond College is q ma ster
OF theology from the Southern BAPTIST
Theological Seminary Of Louisville Ky,
and Phi. D. OF the University OF Viz
glna. 6I
Linen Shower.
pleasant feature connected with Miss
Hagan's marriage was an ante-nuptial
linen shower. given In her honor BY her
maid OF honor, Miss Louise Walthall.
The parlors and dining room OF the Wal
thall home were beautifully decorated IN
ma gnolia leaves. white sweet peas and
daisies the color scheme throughout being
in white and gold.
A large yellow parasol was suspended IN
the archway between the parlors as q re-
ceptacle for the dainty linen gifts. Miss
Hagan sat just beneath It., and at a sig
nal ribbons were pulled, and the 8fleecy
white presents fell In shower all about
her Forty-three gifts were received, and
the occasion was exceedingly happy and
graceful.
Whitfield-Lyne.
beautiful home wedding took place at
the home OF the brides aunt, No. 3l5 East
Main Street, on June It'll, at half-past
! o'clock, wher Mr.. John T. Whitfield
and Miss Georgia Lyme were married by
the Rev. r. M. Chandler.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with potted plants and ferns.
The maid of Fhonor was Miss Jennie
Lewis, Of Baltimore. who came in with
Mr.. Walter Whitfield; Miss Marie Man
ming, OF Henderson, N. CO with Mr..
James Howles Miss Alice Whitfield, with
Mr.. Roy Latham; Miss airline Lewis, of
Henderson,, N. c., with Mr.. Edward VIII
Nams, were ;the other attendants. Tho
couple received many handsome presents.
After a trip or ten days they will be at
home to their friends at No. 1o12 West
Main Street.
Wagstaff Cowles.
Invitations have been received In Rich
mond from; Mrs. Harriet Cowles. OF Will
liamsburg, Vn.,&for the marriage of her
daughter, Harriet. ITO Mr.. Roscoe Marvin
Wagstaff. the ceremony to take place
in St. Johns Church, Hampton. Va. We'd
nesdays afternoon, June 2lst. at o'clock.
The bride will have Miss Ida Henley,
OF Wllliamsburg,,a as maid Of. honor. Mr..
H. NJ sWYiaPgstaft EVIL. be best man. and
"a Nsssss lawfeads
ward cowles. WILLIAM 2. Cowles, Park
Register, and Gust avus Goddin. Mr.. Dud-
leyfR: iCowles, 5bf'>Netws Y ork will give his
sister away. ~
Engagerne e announced.
The engagement Of Miss May Thomas
and Mr.. Charles Reade Sayre has been
announced In society circles of this city,
the announcement having been made a
few days ago at an informal entertain
ment given at Ruckroe Beach. The mar
riage will take place In the early fall In
ho ntf IF Ea1 Inn n ha
Of her brother, Mr. George C. Thomas,
prominent man OF the Monumental City.
1 Miss Thomas is native of Baltimore.
but has spent the past several years
in this city, where she has made a large
circle Of friends and Is most popular
and attractive member Of the Peninsula
society. 5}s AZ ~
Mr.. 5ayre is a member Of the well
known firm of sayre Brothers, located at
Phoebus. He Is O descendant Of dis
tingushed family Of Pennsylvania. and
is very we'll known In the business worl6
Annual Commencement.
The annual commencement exercises Of
the Richmond Conservatory OF Music will
be held in the Y. NJ. G. "A. Hall Monday
and Tuesday evenings, June 18th and
18th, at $3.50 o'clock Especially attrac-
tive programmes have BEEN arranged for
each evening, to be participated in by
pupils OF. the piano, vocal and expression
departments.
Much wholesome rivalry has existed in
the school in the efforts OF pupils TO
carry OFF the medals in the various de-
partments. Two medals were offered In
the piano department. The first honor.
carrying with 1t scholarship for next
session, was awarded to Miss Lillian
Omohundro The second honor was
awarded Miss Esther Weinstein. In tho
vocal department only one medal was