The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
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Frayser-Duke.
Mrs. Sarah A. Duke announces the en-
gagoment Of her daughter Lillian CAPT.
tola, to Mr.. William Oscar FraSser, dep
uty sheriff of IIenrtco county.
The wedding will be celebrated ut
p. M, April 26th, and the same evening
the bride and groom will leave by the
! Old Dominion steamer for q bridal trip
to New York. They will reside IN Varlna
District when they return.
Miss Duke Is tho daughter Of the late
| j. M. Duke and q most attractive and
popular young lady. The prospective
and has scores of friends In Richmond
and Henrlco.
Childrey-King.
The marriage Of Miss Oracle King,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson King,
of Henrlco county to Mr.. Charles A. Chill
drey, took place at the home of the brides
parents last evening, the ceremony being
performed by the pastor OF Greenwood
Methodist Church. Henrico county
The bride Is an attractive and accom-
plished young lady and is prominent IN
social and religious circles In the county.
w Mr. Childrey Is q graduate Of tho Vlr-
rjnia Polytechnic Institute and is deputy
commissioner Of revenue of Henrlco COLIN
ty.
Immediately after the ceremony the bril-
day party was given a reception nt the
home of the brides parents. Tonight there
will BIO another gathering at the grooms
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChIldrey will reside at the
home OF the county commissioner LOT
few months, ,-
Silver Wedding
MIR. ard Mrs Joseph L,i,levy will re-
ceive at the Jefferson Club, Friday even
ing, April 9Th, from nine to eleven o'clock,
In honor of their twenty-hcth wedding an
nIyersary. No invitations have been Is
sued.
Carnival Committee.
Miss Pearl Bodeker requests that tho
amusement committee OF the Floral Car
nval meet her this afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the parlors OF the Womans Christian
Association.
Committee Meeting.
Mrs Mann S. ousrles requests that all
ladies' of the Christian churches interested
In the Floral Carnival will meet her IN
the study Of the Seventh Street Christian
Church this morning at o'clock
Easter Excursion.
Mrs. r. E. Gill. of the Male Orphan
Asylum will give her regular Easter eN-
curslon this year, Tho train Will leave
| Richmond Monday April lGth Mt o'clo'k,
! from the station at HANCOCK anu Broad
| Streets. Returning, will leave washington
on Wednesday. April 18th. at 0;ao p. NJ,
| thus giving almost three days for those
who wish to SEQ the "Capltal City" Mrs.
GIL is prepared to chaperon parties OF
| young ladies; and will secure special rates
at a good hotel for those desiring II.
Auxiliary to Meet,
The ladies' Auxiliary OF tho Gesanp
Vcrein Virginia will hold a very important
meeting in their rooms at Sanger Hal
on Wednesday afternoon, April am, at
o'clock. All members are earnestly re-
Quested to attend, us matters OF Import
ance will be discussed,
Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alwyn Eundley. Of Fred
| cricksburg, gave II delightful dinner parts
on Saturday in honor of their guest, Miss
Alice Dew of King and Queen county
Those present were Miss Maude Garnet
steele, of Richmond: Misses Mamie
Willis, Bessie Crsmond, Annie Gordon
Margaret Crismond jamie Gordon, SusI
Rawlings, Mrs.. Arthur Brown and tn
Hon. Granville r, Swift
,Orr-Hale,
Miss Susie IIales, daughter Of Or. F
Hales, Of Fredericksburg, and DIR. N. A
Orr of Belmont, N. c., were marie
Saturday at noon, AT South Boston. Va
the Rev. Mr., Bowling officiating
, After the ceremony Or, and Mrs Or
left for Belmont, n. c., where they wi
make their home Miss Hales WAS mt
recently CONNECTED with the Virginia lio,
/ | pitnl here. where she made many friend
among tho nurses and patients, Their
shc met D., Orr, VINO was also In III