The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

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George H. Rose, Of Gloucester county;
Mrs. H. I. Lewis, OF west Point: Nj.
and Mrs. HIM. Stockton, OF Plainfield,
n. j; Mr.. T. Earle, OF Plalnfield: Miss
Marie T. Layette, Of South Orange, N,
J.;H Miss Esther G. Byrnes. Of Annapolis.
Nd; Mrs. Mamie Nice. Hunter. Misses
Sophie and Sallie Goode, commander and
Mrs, Wythe NJ. Parks, Mr.. Fred Duval
and others OF Washington, D. c.
Charming Trip.
Mrs. Anna T. Rahm and Miss Betty
11llyson will chaperone a party to Mag
ara, Toronto, Canada. and Philadelphia,
leaving Richmond by the York River
Line at 4:20 P. M. on July 18th. for the
benefit Of the Retreat for the Sick and
tho building fund OF Second Baptist
Church. 5ttsas5
AS Mrs. Rahm and Miss Ellyson's an
nual trips arc proverbial for their enjoy
ment and comfort, the mention or their
names only s necessary to give all as
surance to those desiring the opportun
ity for a charming midsummer outing.
Tho trip will extend over eight days
There will be tally-ho rides iii Niagara
and Toronto and a stop In Philadelphia
returning, that will permit a visit to
Atlantic City. az
Richmond Wedding.
The .Scottsvllla Enterprise OF June list
says i
Miss Ellen Hall and Mr. George r.
Hogg were married quietly Mt the home
of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Il. d. Hall,
No. clio North Tenth Street. Richmond,
Va, last Tuesday afternoon at OF clock.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev G.. W. McDaniels. D. d. The bride
was attired In u blue silk travelling dress
and carried a large bunch of Bride roses.
The wedding was attended BY only 4
few friends Of the family MIL 8
Immediately after tho ceremony tile
couple left for Washington. Baltimore
and other Northern cities,
Mr.. HOES formerly lived In scottsville
and is now successfully engaged In the
drug business In Richmond, Va, IIs
has many warm friends here. who wish
him much happiness In his married lite,
which he SO richly deserves,
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Della Bucktrout Rraithwaite an
| nou1ces the marriage OF her daughter.
Minnie. Gait. to Clarence Wilnot jenkins.
In Pasadena. Cal, July 2, 1906
Miss Braithwalte for the past six years
| has been teacher under tina civil SER
vice In the United States Indian Service,
stationed first at the Blue Canon. now
|
where for nearly two years she did pio.
neer work and taught unaided a school
OF one hundred and twelve Indian pupils
| Tho school was nearly one hundred miles
from the railroad and II was difticu,,
for the government to MI the positions
| SO the employees who were there gener,
| ally had to I'LL others besides their own
| After two years of strenuous work
Miss Braithwalte was transferred to ths
United States Training School at For
Mojave, Arz, near Needles. Cal, 'rhi.
was a boarding school. with large
force OF employees. occupying the ole
| military post around which cluster man,
historic associations OF the Southwest
1t was here that the early gold seeker
TO- California followed the trail an,
crossed the Colorado River and suffered
many bloody attacks from the Mojaves
to prevent which the military post MA
finally established.
Mr.. Jenkins is an empoye at the For
Mojave School. and also does some wor
on the Colorado River for the Unite
stat,y Geological Survey, relative to tn