The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-05

18TH at high noon, in New Providence
Church.
MISS Lyle is one of Rockbridge's most
popular and attractive girls. She was
educated at the Mary Baldwin Seminary,
Stanton. Va.
Mr.. McCorkle is son of Ex-Governor
and Mrs. Mccorkle, of West Virginia.
William and Mary German.
Richmond society was well represented
at the Christmas german of William and
Mary College. Williamsburg, Va. given
in the college gymnasium Wednesday
night, and proving one of the most de-
lightful affairs of the season.
The figures We're led by Mr.. J. r. Chris
tian and Miss e. Morecocke, of Williams
burg. At midnight supper was served.
and the dancing was continued Until 2
o'clock.
The chaperones were Mrs. Lyon G..
Tyler, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Southall.
The couples present were Mr.. J. Il. Chris
tan, with Miss Z. Morecocke; Mr.. Simp-
son Williams. of Richmond. with Miss
Julia Tyler; Mr.. Mitchell, with Miss
Lizzie Tyler; Mr. w. Z. Weymouth, OF
Hampton. with Miss Edith Merrill, of
Richmond; Mr.. II. II. Marsden, with
Miss Agnes Morecocke; Mr.. r. B. Small
with Miss Edna Brooks Mr.. a. C. Smith
with Miss Beulah Brooks; Mr.. Francis
O'Keefe, with Miss Virginia Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Bridge, of Kansas
City; Mr.. G. A. Devell. with Miss Kitty
Horecocke; Mr.. R. NJ. Riddick, with
Miss Ellen Barnes; Mr.. ]. Tyler Ellis
with Miss Lucille Foster: Mr.. Robert
Dade, with Miss Annie f. Barnes, of
Richmond; Mr.. +. T. West, with Miss
Mary Foster; Mr.. George Hankins, with
Misc Gna Hup61nv Il 1,,j%b
Miss Lizzie Meade: Mr.. It. NJ. Savage,
with Miss Hattie Kelley, of Richmond
and Mr.. Joe Meade, with Miss Henley
Spencer
The stays We're Messrs. John Abbitt
Thompson Booth. Edwin Shewnake, v.
C. Henning, Z. l.. Rddick, j. f. Jones.
G. NJ. Barnes. j. Helm, II. B. Etheridge,
r. NJ. Perkins, Spencer Lane, ". b.
Newcomb, F. NJ. Butler and DR.. II. e.
Davis, Mr.. Berry and Captain Evans.
Anti-Nuptial Party.
Mr.. Hunter Spencer. of Richmond. was
a guest at an ante-nuptial house party,
| given in the home of Mrs. Martha Bird
| Taylor, of King and Queen Courthouse,
| in honor of her daughter Miss Catherine
Harwood Taylor. and Miss Taylor's fance,
| Mr.. John Royal Read, of Vancouver,
B. C.
|
| mas day In the home of Colonel S. u.
HARDWOOD of Newington; Mrs. M. Il.
Purcell, of King and Queen. gave the
young people handsome reception on
1 Thursday of Christmas week, and other
| dinners and luncheons in their honor were
| events Of interest.
| The party dispersed on New Years
day saying goodbye to each other ana
! their hostess with sincere regret Among
the guests, in addition to the Richmond
! representative, We're Misses Armour and
Cordelia HARDWOOD. of Gonzales, Texas;
/ Miss Matte Spencer, of Clifton, Va;
M sses Ethel and Irene NhwbEll, OF
| Center Cross; Temple Bird. Of Baltimore;
Messrs Albert Bird, of Baltimore; George
p. Gregory, of Elsing Green; w. C.
Became, Jr of lancaster; Spottswood Bird
and Beverly t. Taylor of King and
Queen The party was chaperoned by
Mrs Martha Bird Taylor and Mrs. VIII
liam Hoskins, of Newport News.
Cox--Pendleton.
/ Invitations have been received in Rich
mond, from Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kim
brough Pendleton. for the marriage o.
their daughter, Elizabeth Kimbrough, t.
Mr.. James Marcellus Cox, the weddint
TO take place Tuesday. January 10th, a
8 O'Clock =. NJ, In Duncan Memorla
Church, Ashland, Va,
Of Interest Here.
Mrs. Charles Mccain, of Baltimore ha,
\ announced the engagement of her daugh
ter, Miss Gullelma Penn McCann to Mr.
Hermann Devenney of Delaware. Mis-
McCann is the youngest daughter of Mrs
/ Charles Mccain, and the late Major Nc