The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-24

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song.
Edith Virginia Brandt.
Invitations Issued.
invitations have been issued by the Rev.
II ana Mrs. William Chambers Maloy, OF
X baltimore, for the marriage OF their
daughter, Edna Hopkins, to DR. Howars
Vernon Canter, Of Johns Hopkins Uni
X versity.
The ceremony will be performed Sep
TENDER I'd, at noon, in the home OF the
4 brides parents No 1000 McCullougn
Street. DR.. Canter and his bride VIII pc
at home. after their wedding, at NJ.
41 College Avenue, Columbia, Mo-, where
Or. Canter has recently been appointed
to the professorship of Latin In the
State University.
Miss Maloy Is connected with several
nrominent Maryland families. Or. can
Tor is a native of Frederick county, va,
ma a r. A. graduate of Washington ana
lee University in the class of 1896. he
received his Phi. d. degree at Johns Hop
kins, in 1904.
House Party.
"Cloverdale." the home Of Mr.. :" n.
ligon, near Pamplin City. Va has peeh
the scene of q house party given BY MT.
Z tI.E s. II,
Y 10 Miss Wilma Luck. Of Houston; MISS
Mamie Guthrie. of Lynchburg; Miss Bes-
sic Sears, of Hixburg; Miss Merrie Nerser8
saeof Orange, Va; Mr.. Thomas D. Gillian,
n 81 Greensboro, y. c., and Mr.. Melvin =.
Pitts, Of Newport News
The party have enjoyed a reception,
given In the home of DR.. c. S. Morton,
OF 'pamplin City; a trip to the old
surrender Ground" an old-fashioned
Brunswick stew and picnic. a lawn party
al Hixburg, a reception rendered 0! hi.
and Mrs Leslie NJ. Lyon, OF Pamp',n
CITY. and all sorts OF out-ol~dooI
pleasures, in the lire of tennis. etoquct'
riding md driving.
f,. Tally-Ho Party.
A :ally-ho party, composed OF MISS
Helen Cameron and Mr.. George Cameron,
Jr.. of Petersburg. accompanied BY Mrs
G, f, fLucado and daughter, MISS Stating,
q of Lynchbure. have been travelling
through the Shenandoah Valley In tally
Y no coach.
They drove from Luray to Winchester.
i thence to Harrisonburg and staunton,
NJ where they took the east-b bound train.
Society Astir.
Says the Washington Times Of Tu-s-
day:
Newport society is astr over the rivalry
4 between Lord Falconer, son and heir Of
the Earl OF Kintoe, one OF the wealthcst
peers in Scotland and Robert w. Goclet,
for the hand of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt,
the richest girl in America.
The spirited wooing of Miss Vanderbilt
by these two young men has progressed
nj home ana abroad for some months.
Mr. Goelet returned from abroad on the
same stcn,nShip as tile Vandcrbllts, but
did not, as expected, go to Newport upon
his arrival hcre
The arrival of Lord Falconcr has given
rise to the repot that Mr.. Goelct has ac-
copied defeat, and that announcements
nay soon be expected Of the engagement
of Miss Vanderbilt to the future Earl OF
liintore.
Autos Popular
III Mrs. c. ]. Faulkner and Miss Fnulk-
ner, the wife and daughter of former
senator Faulkner, of "Boydvlle," near
Martinsburg, have been presented by the
senator with a handsome and powerful
touring car of the latest make
These ladies travelled on the Pacific
coast last spring In the auto of friend,
placed at their disposal for weeks, Their
enjoyment of the trip has probably led to
the purchase Of q machine for their per-
Eonal use.
Yea. of "Bloomfeld. near Ivy. in Able
I. marie county--Mr w. H. Nicholson, Jr.
and MIR. r, *. Mccall. of philadelphia
who are guests at Observation-Disclosures
from philadelphia to Capon Springs, IVES
Virginia, and thence by way OF l-llriiA
and Stanton TO Albemarle. in an elegan
white locomobile. the property of Mr.
Nicholson,
Miss Forbes Honored.
Miss Jennie English of Atlanta Ga,
was the hostess OF n bridge whist party
given at her home Tuesday afternoon
in honor of her guest, Miss Edna Forbes
Invited to meet Miss Forbes were Mrs
James D. Robinson, Mrs. James English
r.. Mrs Harry English, Miss Josie Stock
dell, Miss Ruth Mailman, Miss Mar,
NIcolson Miss May du Bignon. Miss MAJ
du Bgnon, Miss Harry Stockdell, Nils
Nellie Howell, Miss Eugenia Oslesby
Miss Kate Robinson, Miss III, a, Phela
and Miss Mary Thomas
Stokes-Dillard.
The correspondence from Gordon, Ga. t
the Macon Telegraph, contains 1.-THE fol
lowing mention Of wedding, in whic
Virginia people are interested, The men
toa says!
On sunday morning, Angus, 2oth a
il o'clock, Miss Sbyl Por,ia billiard, o
uIollins, Va, and MI Henry rulto
stokes OF Gordon, Ga We're united 4
the holy bonds Of wedlock al Lbery III
Church, in the presence OF large con
grega,on. by the Rev, c. W. Curry q
- Gordon, Ga.
The bride was tastefully attired
costume of white china silk. drape
in Yaltncicnnes lace, and wore a bean
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