The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-05
Mrs. Ioqe Here,

,
Mrs. Pcyton Harrison HoEe, OF Louis
vile. Ky, Is spending n few days in
Richmond at the hOme or Mrs. John c.
Freeman, No. 1O North sixth Street.
Mrs. 1logc Is on l,cr way to New
York. She will sail from that city
for Rome, Italy, to visit her daush-
ter. the Alarchioness de Sun jlo Ger
mano. whose wedding. an evnnt of In
ternational lmportancc, was celebrated
In Warren Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Louisville. on Angus. II, 1906.
Mrs. Hoge Is tho sister OF Mr.. a. ltnn-
dolph Holiday, of this city, mil Inns a
large circle Of friends and relatives in
Kichmond. who will be interested in
Knowing Of her visit here.
Keen-Wilson.
Tho marriage OF Miss Daisy Wilson,
daughter OF Mrs. Eorvcl Winsboro VII.
son, TO Mr.. William Witchcr Keen took
place very quietly yesterday at noon
In tho homo OF the bride. No. 81 West
Grace Street. Rev. Dr. Ryland Knight.
OF Calvary Baptist Church, was the
officiating clergyman. Only the near
relatives of the bride and groom were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs Keen will be at home
after May lst at No. SIT West Grace
Street.
Roache-Merrill.
a quiet wedding took place yestcr-
day evening at 6 o'clock In tho home
OF Mrs. George franklin Merrill, when
her daughter. Edith Carlton. became
I he bride OF Mr.. Jesse Foster Roachc,
OF Wilmington, N. 9. Rev Drs. Jere
Witherspoon and ]. Calvin Stewart
ofilciated.
Among those who attended tho we'd
ding were Misses Elizabeth and Julia
Tyler, OF Williamsburg. Va. Owing
to recent bereavement In the groom's
family. only relatives and intimate
friends were present.
Williams Bowles.
Tho marriage OF Miss Eva Bowles 10
Mr.. Grayson y. Williams took place
very quietly yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the homo Of Rev. DR..
j. 3. Hutson. No. 12S South Laurel
Street. DR.. Hutson performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed only
by the Immediate relatives OF the bride
and groom.
MIR. and Mrs. Williams left imme-
diately for an extended Northern tour,
and will be at home after April 18th
In Washington. D. G.
Kate Wheelock Whist.
Tho Kate Whcclock Whist Club met
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Will
lard Craig, at No. 30 North Lombardy
Street.
Top score was made by Mrs. C. c..
Walker and Mrs. S. II. Boykin, playing
north and south; Mrs James Sutton
and Mrs Leslie Young, playing east
and west.
The club will meet next week with
Mrs. f. A. Shepherd at .Dumbarton."
Second Performance.
Another large audience filled Belvi-4
dere Hall last evening, when tho
sprightly operetta, led Riding Hood"
was presented for the second time.
Again. the singers, individually and
collectively. were loudly applauded and
highly praised for their artistic work
The debutantes were present and be-
tween the acts offered delicious home
made candy for sale.
" Nothing more attractive in the mat
ter OF costuming and scenic effects has
been given by amateurs In Richmond
in a long time. The last performance
Will take place this evening.
Annual Report Heard.
Hollywood Memorial Association met
"Wednesday at noon in the Second Pres
byterian Church, Mrs. j.. Taylor Ely
son presiding
Annual reports OF the o..icers were
read, showing a large increase in mem-
bership and marke- spirit OF enthu-
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