The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-21

JAMES Fl. CAP
Washington and Baltimore, and Is now
visiting her fathers people in England.
She Is the daughter OF tn, lato Percy
] W. Charrington, of County Surrey, Eng
| land. on her mothers side Of the house
| she Is connected with notable families OF
! Virginia. Her maternal grandfather was
Major Beverly Randolph, of Clarke
county, Va.
Miss Charrington will return to this
| country some time in April, and the
wedding will take place early in May at
waverlcy. the country home of the
brides parents, near Warrenton. MIR.
I white IL a we'll known young business
| man of Norfolk
Miss Virginia Cabell Tyson.
The Sun contains very attractive
picture OF Miss Virginia cabell Tyaon,
| OF Baltimore. who spent several win
ters in Richmond and has many friends
| here. The Sun has the following men
ton of Miss Tyson:
Miss Virginia Cabe11 Tyson Is ono OF
| the most attractive and we'll known girls
in Baltimore society. She Is daughter
OF Mr.. BENJAMIN Howard Tyson. and her
mother was. before her marriage, MISS
Cabel of Richmond. She is a great
grandniece OF the late Jesse Tyson. and
is a granddaughter of Mrs. Richard W.
| TYSON, at Sudbrook Park.
Miss Tyson Is considered ono of the
beauties OF Baltimore. She Is petite,
| with dark. hair and eyes and a beauthui
| complexion. In addition she has charin-
ing manner and Is very accomplished.
Miss TYSON liz spending the winter at $40
Park Avenue"
To Meet at Museum.
Attention of members of Hollywood Me-
mortal Association Is again called to the
fact that they are requested to meet at
10 o'clock in the Confederate Museum, IN
stead OF at the Second Presbyterian
Church After the meeting members or
the association will attend the presenta-
ton OF papers to the Museum by Miss
Shea, of New York.
Birthday Party.
Miss Margarita Domenech very delight
fully entertained n number OF her little
friends last Saturday afternoon from
4 to 6 o'clock In honor of her eleventh
birthday The decorations were beauti-
fully carried out In red and white. The
favors were dainty little Colonial hats
filed with red and white minis
Among those present were AhiSSSt'
ouinsey I.andstreet. Frances Darlington,
OLYMPIA Williamson. Aston Drake. Anne
Scott. Ethel whittet. Mildred Lefew.
Edith Sydnor Madeline Bigger. Archer
Small and Dorothy Fox.
Conservatory Musicale.
\ delightful musical program was rem
dered on Friday evening last. at the Rich
mond Conservatory of Music under the
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| The proceeds went to the library fund OF
Madison Mothers Club.
Several selections by the Conservatory
Mandolin Club were much applauded,
and the solos by Mrs. James BlasngaIne
and Mr.. George Suvert were no less
enthusiastically received.
! Master Clifford Green rendered a
charming mandolin solo. Several hui
morous selections by Miss Virgilia Petit
and Mr.. Cosby were pleasant variation
of the program.
The last number. an original plano COM
position by Mr.. Cosby. was rendered with
great brilliancy of technique.
Matinee Euchre.
The Matinee T1uchre was entertained at
..Halcyon Hail." the homo of Mrs Rob-
ert Lee Sears, In Mathews county. on
Wednesday last Those present were:
Mesdames Grace b. Stegel, NJ. B. Gar
nett, Robert Roy Hoskins. j. Page Not
tingham, Dabney G. Baker. John A. Fleet
J. Dave harchant, Maud Mitchell and
Robert Lee Sears. The prize was won by
Mrs Grace Siegel.
Magee-Price.
The marriage of Miss Mary w. Price
to Mr. M. C. Magee, both Of Yale. Va
took place at Antioch Church on Wednes-
day afternoon last at O clock, the Rev
w. w. Edwards officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated
with evergreens, and the wedding march
was rendered by Mrs. W. w. Edwards.
The bride. who entered with her sister
was beautifully gowned in pearl gray
silk and carried narciss.
The groom was attended by Mr.. G. T.
Partridge as best man.
The bride Is a very popular and at.
tractive young lady Of that vicinity, anf
the groom is one Of Yale's most enter
prisng young business men.
Birthday Party.
Little Miss Genevieve Burke. of Ma
thews, Va, entertained her friends al
a birthday party on Thursday afternoon
from to s o'clock She was the re-
cipient Of many dainty presents. After
indulg1ng In games, the guests were usl-
cred into the dlning-room. which was
beautifully decorated in holly and mistle-
toe.
THOSE present were: Urine Brown, Ju-
liet Brown Garnett. Lucy Iitchfield Sears
Grace Baker slegel. Ruth Richardson. vi
Wan Douglas. Elizabeth Pugh, Virginia
Pugh, Mary Fry Marchant, Lucy Sibley,
Mary Sibley, Ruby Sibley Mary Ellen
and Genevieve Burke.
Card Club Entertained.
MI and Mrs. Dabney G. Baker, of
Mathews, Va. entertained the card club
on Friday evening at their home. Blue
Water" The parlors were decorated with
holly and cut flowers. and very hand
some collation. was served after the game,
Mrs ]. Page Nottingham presided at
the punch bowl Mrs. Robert Hosk'ns
won the ladies' prize cut-glass platter.
The gentlemen's prize. set of military
brushes. was won by DR.. Robert Hoskns
Among the members present We're: Mrs
M. B. Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs j. n Mar
chant, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pase Nottingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Lee Sears, Mrs, Grace
I, c,t>eal NJrs Maud MITCHELL, Mr., and