The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-24
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

The marriage of Miss Eleanor sclden
Tucker, daughter OF Right. Rev. and
Mrs. 81. d.. Tucker, to Mr.. George
Winthrop Lee, or Boston. Mass. Will
be quietly celebrated to-day In st.
Paul's Church, Norfolk. Va, the ut.
Rev. q. n. Tucker and Rev. Luke M.
White officiating.
Owing to the family of the groom
being In mourning, the reception given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry st. George
Tucker in their 1rreemason Street home
tended by only the bridal party, im-
mediate fanilie OF the bride and
groom and a few out-of-town guests.
The bride will bo given away by her
brother, Mr.. John Randolph Tucker,
and Miss Leila Tucker Will be her
maid OF honor. The best man Will be
Mr.. George Clark, of Boston.
Those expected from a distance to
this marriage are Miss Lucy Lee, Mr..
Jack Lee and Miss Constance Keith.
of Boston; Mr.. Harvey Baker, of Bos-
ton; Miss Ethel Peyser, OF New York;
Mr.. George Clark, OF Boston: Mrs.
Harrison and Miss Belle Harrison. Of
Brandon; Mrs. Arthur Lloyd and Miss
Rebecca Lloyd. of East Orange. N. J.;
Miss Margaret Tucker, of Rlchmond;
Mr.. John Lloyd, of Lynchburg; Miss
Ialla Willis. Mrs. Howard. of Alex
andrIa, Va; Mr.. Richard Washington,
of Alexandria, Va, and Miss Peachy
Washington, Of charlestown. w. Va.
Miss Maria Blair in Richmond.
Miss Maria Blair will be at home to
her friends on Friday afternoon. in
her apartment at the Chesterfield.
Miss Blair hns just returned from
visits to Boston. Philadelphia and
Washington in interest Of Colonial
history. and a restful s%ojourn in the
mountains of Virginia.
Interesting Engagement.
DR.. and Mrs. Jaduelin Amber Mar
shall, OF Alexandria. announce the en-
eagement of their daughter. Miss Re-
becca Courtenay Marshall. to DR..
Thomas breckenridge Cochran. The
wedding Will take place in October.
This VIII be an announcement of
interest all through Virginia, where
the brides relatives. the Amblers,
Marshalls and Jaa,iclins, have been
generations.
DR.. Cochran is closely connected
also In the Old Dominion. as his name
indicates, and their marriage is to be
q smart feature In the social life OF
Alexandria.
Goodwyn-YnrDorough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joel Yarbor-
ough, OF Raleigh. n. c., have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Daisee, to Mr.. j. Alex
ander Goodwin, Jr., of Norfolk. the
wedding to take place in October.
Tea mt Womnn's Club.
Tea was poured yesterday afternoon
In the Woman's Club by Mrs. Charles
C. Walker and Mrs. chiles NJ. Ferrall
to many who called. though the wealth
er was Threatening. The club house
and yard are looning their very pref
test, and from the literary program
for the coming season then read. the
series of Monday afternoon e%ntertain-
ments Will be most ~elevating and de-
lishtful the winter throughout
The following is the completed official
program:
Woman's Club-Monday Afternoons,
1GO7-18OS.
Chairman. Mrs. Henry Aylett Samp-
kon.
November .4th-Book Reception.
Chairman. Miss V. NJ. peasants.
All rests With those who read
festus.
November 11th-Musicale. Chairman.
Mrs. Frank w. Duke.
Music is a kind OF inarticulate. I'M
fathomable speech which leads us to
the borders of the infinite. and lets us
Tor a moment gaze into that."-car-
lyle.
November 1sth-The Bible a Literary
Necessity. Chairman, Mrs. John S.
Muncc. Speaker. DIR. w. ". Moore.
Thine eyes shall behold the King in
His Beauty.
December :d-Phiianthropy. Chair
man. Miss Alice Leigh. Speaker, Mr..
schermon.
"Inasmuch as We have lone 1t INTO
one of the least of these. my brethren,
Ye have done it unto me-
December 16th-Shakespeare. Chair
man. Miss Alice n. Parker. Speaker,
Dr. E.aC. Woodward.
The applause. the delight. the won
der of our stage."--Ren .1onson.
December h-A Chairman, Miss
Emma Morehead Whitfield.
pictures are loopholes of escape to