The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-01

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roses.
Thcy were met at tho altar by the
groom. with his best man. Mr.. Wlkir |
G.. Freeman. of Richmond.
The usherB were Messrs. G. a. and
r. r. Thcws brothers OF the bride;
IL. -. Cleaion and w r. Miles.
After dinner to the bridal party
at the home OF the bride. MIR. and Mrs
Cournow loft on the Southern train at |
noon for Crewc, Va. to attend the |
marriage Of the brides brother Mr. |
Frank r. Thews, after which thoy |
viii leave on an extended Northern
LawrencevllIe.
Chapter Installed.
Richmond fraternity and college cir
cles Will be interested to know of the
installation or Eta Chapter Of the
sigma PHI Epsilon fraternity at the
| University ct Virginia on Saturday
evening last.
| The installation exercises were con-
Quoted by the visiting officers of the
national fraternity--Mr. Nelson r.
| Cooney, of Norwalk, o.; Mr. William L.
Phillips, OF Richmond. and Mr.. James
b. Webster, formerly or Richmond
College. now of Chester, IA.
The members of the Now Eta Chan
ter are Messrs. r. v. AIcCaul Rich
inond, Va; a C. Brown Brney. Mont:
Otis Marshall. BarboursvilIe. Va. Ralph
L. Russell, Birmingham. Ala; r. RI.
Dixon, Tarboro. N. c.; Il. Warren Wall.
Farmville. Va, and Carl Holiday
Knoxville. Tenn.
| immediately following the instalia-
ton exercises banquet was served
at the Colonial Hotel
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity was
founded at Richmond College in 1899.
| and has now seventeen cl1npters In M
many <e!l-known colleges and uni
versities
Class Recital.
The elocution class of the woran,s
College Will give a recital In the coll
lege chapel Friday evening. large
number of tho students friends have
been invited.
About twelve young ladies' Will pre-
sent decentralization of Mrs. Gaske,l,s
Crawford" in three acts. and several
readings will complete the program.
Miss Pollard, who has charge OF this
part of the work. has given efficient
training, an1 the young la lad, e,aeI ar,,
practically perfect In their several
! roles.
Chapter to Meet.
4 Shesterneid Chapter Daughters OF
the Confederacy. will hold its regular
/ meeting Saturday afternoon at a.30
| O'Clock in the home of Mrs. Walter II
Allen. No, 304 South Third Street. All
members who have not received their
membership cards for "Beauvoir" are
requested to be present and get them
at this time.
Study Club to Meet.
| Tho Monl,rrarfoI rbt,d c,..,..
will meet In the kindergarten room to-
morrow afternoon at 1870 o'clock. A
full attendance is earnestly desired.
Association to Meet.
The Visiting Nurses Association will,
hold an important meeting this morn
ing at II o'clock in the home of Miss
Sallie Deane, No. 203 East Franklin
Street.
i To Compete for Scholarship.
The competitive work of the Rich
mond Art Club has bean forwarded to
the New York School of Art, which
Will award scholarship to the Rich
mond student showing most talent and
promise. The winners name will ba
announced shortly
The final dance in series was given
Monday evening at the Art Club rooms,
and proved most enjoyable
Called Meeting.
At called meeting of the Masonic
! home Auxiliary held yesterday morn
| Ing 1t was decided not to have the
moonlight excursion down j ames River,
which was proposed some time ago
Instead the auxiliary will give a
benefit dance in Belvdere Hall at some
date within the next two weeks.
Mrs. Glasgow Hostess.
According to latest reports from
London. Mrs. Arthur Glasgow, daughter
OF Mr. John P. Branch. OF this citv.
: Will be one of the leading London
hostesses this season.
Mrs. Glasgow has recently leased one
Of the handsomest houses In Berkeley
Square. and is spending a large amount
IN decorations and fittings. She is
unusually attractive. and has become
. very popular by reason of her wit and
social charm She is an expert motorist
and understands the machinery of a car
better than most men.
. Mrs. Glasgow introduced Miss Edith
> Clarke, of New York, ut large din
ner last week.
"A Personal Mention.
, Mrs E. Randolph Williams left
last evening to be the guest of Mrs
, George S. Brewster. in New York. Mrs
Brewster was formerly Miss Eleanor
Bosher, OF this city.
3! Misses Charlotte and Helen Peasants
! Of Wilmington, N. c., daughters of Mr.
81 q. B. Peasants, prominent official
/, OF the Atlantic Coast Line, arrived in
the city on their fathers private car
: yesterday morning, and spent the day,
returning home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. dc Saussure Jr.
Of New York. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. de Saussure on Park Ave-
nu2. extended.
Miss Nora Houston has returned
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