The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-09

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Tho Washington Times Of Friday con,
tans the account OF n wedding OF Interest
p In Richmond. near which is9$locatcd
5.I'ruckahoc," the former home OF thc Ran sI
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The bride mentioned is the daughter Ct
Captain Thomas Mann Randolph ThoHp-
son, OF Southport, N. C.,a granddaughter,
3 several times removed, OF Richard RAN
q lolph, and ii great -grantlniece Of Jonn
4. Randolph, OF Roanoke, Va. Before her
marriage on Wednesday evening last. at
the Rochambeau, In washington. to Sur.
geon Frederic Benton. of the United
States navy. shc was the widow OF Licu-
X tenant II. ID. Glover. also Of the navy.
The parlors Of the Rochafnbeau, where
the ceremony took place, were effectively
decorated with American flags. Colonel
q George Barnet, of tho United states Ma,
i rne Corps. was best man. The grooms-
mon were Captain Harry Lay. OF the
Marine Corps, and DR.. Paul Mcdonald. OF
III the navy. .S8s
The bride, who was given In marriage
: by her brother. Colonel Thomas Mann
Thompson. Jr., wore n gown OF Japanese
b gauzc, embroidered In cherry blossoms.
ntsthe wedding supper. decorations were
in pink and white roses.
The honeymoon IS being spent North.
DR.. and Mrs. Benton Will afterward go
to New York. where he groom. who Is
a son OF Or. S. II. Benton. OF Brooklyn.
Is In charge Of the naval hospital.
. q . TO- 4
Mrs. Mayhoff Hostess.
Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff. who has been
abroad. has returned md is againithe
hostess OF Monticello, the beautiful Vir-i
glnia home OF her brother, the Hon.
3 Jefferson Levy.
She will entertain the Keswick Whilst
Club at Monticello on the afternoon Of
September Goth Wednesday, Afternoon
the club met witt, Miss Fannie Long. OF
East Belmont" who dispensed delight
Gful hospitality. Among those playing
wero Miss AlcGehee, Miss Gwatkins and
Mrs. Brockenbrongh, OF Ricilno.,d.
Monday Evening German.
At the Monday evening german OF the
Jefferson Park Hotel this week Mr.. A.
bert Stuart Boiling was leader with Miss
Daisy Roykln as his, partner. The Char
@lottcsyile Progress says In compliment
tary mention OF Miss Boykin. Ml.s Boy
kin is an unusually graceful dancer an ]
was always the center or an a,ln,lring
group. vylng with each other for her
favor.
Rlchmondcrs present beside Miss Bow
kin included Miss Elsie ;oytill, Miss Cor
nela Watkins, Mrs. G.. r.. FnGntlcroy and 4
Mrs. n. II. Sormcnt.
. Personal Mention.
Miss Eleanor Clare I3inncen, the AZ:
tractivc young guest OF Miss l,cbccca
Walker. OF Park Avenue. Will return on \
Y Saturday to her home In Baltimore. Miss
Dlnneen Is tho daughter Of AlIs John
r. Dinnccn, formerly Of this city, and
has enjoyed this summer an extended
trip through the Vlrginias.
Miss Margaret Pickett Stokes is now In
tho mountains OF Pennsylvania, where she
will rtmnin during September
Miss Jessie r, Pcnd!eton has returned
to the city after having spent The sum
mcr in New York and -Asbuly Park,
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett r, Morton have
returned home after several weeks spent
In the mountains. o. virginia
Mr.. Eugene ArcCandlish. his sis,or, MISS
Irene, of Hinton, and Mrs, Brannon of
charleston, wv 500 y
W II, Lowry. Of No els yenuble Street
Miss M. Ella, who ehas been visiting
friends In Richmond and Chesterfield,
has returned to her home IN GfoNton.
Mrs. Richard Allen and children ate
The guests OF relatives near Groxton,
Dr. and Mrs. John Pollard and Miss
susie Pollard who have beel guests Of
Mrs n p. Smoot Of Bowling Green,4I
viii rcmn,n during September.
Mr., Carl Brandt, of Hot Springs IS the
quest of Mr.. Robert Alsop, At ms nome
on Floyd Avenue.
Mr.. Frank Moore ls spending some
time at his old home nenr sparta. W.
Missos Marian and Julia RSland are
guests of the Misses Broaddus, Q Bowl
Ing Green. @
Mr. and Mrs James y, Wesl n!ooh, 81
Drewryyllle Va. have Issued llNlthtIohs
Ia tho marriage f.their daughtcfs' MISS
es blanche aud Bessie, the former 70 M.
Samuel PetteWay Johnson and the latter
to Mr. Edward Elwood Duncan. me
4 Interesting event will take place, ~
Thomas Memorial Church, DreWryYllle,
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