The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-02

TO MI. Lawrence Gaylord Anderson,
b city, was OF very great interest to O
ginia. Mrs. Anderson is a native o
BENJAMIN TAYLOR Mallory, formerly o
mOnd upone a number Of }occasions
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by. VII oe remeh,oereu s.lh1 ~, -.
T. n nkins 1t,,,arsit, !, : ,y,th 'his,,, honors 4
has made QUITE a reputation I among
scientists, not only in this country, but
abroad He visited Paris in 1903 by In
vitation from scientists there, and made
some very successful demonstrations per-
tanning to magnetic force.
To Return in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCreery Ram
say. who went abroad in April. and have
heen snenfinp their time since in England
ana Scotland, will return to Westovcr
rather earlier than they anticipated
about the middle OF August.
The London correspondent writes that
Mr. Edward Hughes tho famous mort raft
painter has been commissioned to naint
the portraits Mrs. Ramsay and Miss
Elizabeth Ramsay. He adds that Mr..
Hughes paints. the most beautiful pictures
after q very individual fashlon that his
portraltsL OF esueen alexandra, the count
ess OF Westmoreland, the countess OF
PEMBROKE Inc COUNTESS OF Dalhousie'
and, among AneE'cans, Mrs. ogden Mills
and Mrs oliVer lselln, are greatly
praised.
Engage1nentA Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thalhimer an
nounceTIthe engagement of their daugh-
Tar posa,,c RI Mr. Alfred Bl,me of
New York city.
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A'Aoo Wy. : Ao1liS 1870!
Inc picnic gwen inc masonic rome
chllaren AT me RESERVOIR if,arK' py Inc
LADIES' .AuXlilary, was indeed very much
enjoyed by the iittie toiks. arriving al
the PARK carry IN Inc morning, tHe chii-
dren TOOK walks 70 the new reservoir ana
pump mousse coming BACK 70 get line
dinner when was Already pfepared'
after dinner through the Klndness or MT.
Guyernator ana MS men, they Wero
given Tree aamlssioh 20 every place OF
amusement. They then mad flne supper
ana after thelr long DAY they al le1t
Tor nome, each one saying what fine
,lme they NAG haa ana now sthey en-
ooyed eVerylhrhs.
Leake--Cottrel!
~, MISS mary Eugenia Cottreil ana Mr.
Ihomas smth LeaKe were united IN mar IA.
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rents. The Rev. Sydney Peters, Of Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal Church, the
brides pastor, performed the ceremony
with palms and shaded lamps. The bride
entered With tl,' her ' sister Miss 'II,eona
Cottrell, Who acted rs maid Of honor,
.nu WIS my Ut an l,hprovlseu u'tar py
Az -, soes, 80, Nv no MI.
nsnto,l ecneimefnurh' Mnils MISS A!'n'e
W'!.laH's piaSeu Menue'sso''hs "euo'''s
nmrch. Z,
ana carried white carnations tied win
Whlte tulle' "hile me mad OF honor
was htl!rod N "'ilte orsahdy ana car
rled pink carnations
The bride is beautiful and popular
young lady, being the daughter of Mr.,
w. NJ Cottrell, an influential business
man Of Church Hill. The bridegroom Is
the son of Mr.. P s. Leake, Jr" a citizen
The good wishes of a host of friends
after a Short honeymoon, viii make
Richmond their home
por.a,ll nFan+;o,,
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the guest Of Mr. and Mrs, George L.
Yeager. at No. 22iO East Broad Street.
spending some time with their aunt, Mrs.
M. l.. Beattie.
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ton with his family, at "The Bcatt!e,'i
No 22S Governor Street.
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Mr. *. .. satterwhite, OF Church HI.
mas gone on.a visit TO ms rclatiVes ana