The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-20
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| C0ckc--NNllsUn.
Mr.. John Alexander Wilson, OF Penn
syNana Grove. New Jersey. announces
| Mnybeth to Mr.. Marion Estis Cooke
OF lIollins, Va. Tho marriage Will take
| place Juno 10th In tho Second Baptist
| Church, OF this city.
Miss Wilson Is the daughter Of tho
late Dr.. John L. Wilson, OF Lexington,
| Va. MIR, Cooke Is tho son OF the late
c. II. Cooke, OF Ilollns. Va, and holds
u professorship In that institution.
Plc,,scd with vlrginin.
| Letters received by Mrs. c. a. Swan
| son from Mrs. James Bryce, wife OF
| the English Ambassador, and Lady
Evelyn Grey, In regard to their recent
| visit to Richmond, are full OF nppre-
citation OF the pleasures OF their stay In
Virginia, OF the Kindness OF their re-
ception at tho Executive Mansion, and
of tho courtesy rendered them In gem
| eral.
Lady Evelyn Grey wrote that she
had fulfilled one OF the hitherto un-
gratiticd desires OF her life, by being
In Virginia and among Virginians, and
that her stay hero was an ideal one In
every respect.
Meeting of Sue Gordon Club.
Tho last meeting Of the Sue Gordon
Whist Club for the season was held
FRIDAY afternoon at Lakeside, where
members, at tho courteous Invitation
or Mr.. Joynes, met In friendly and AMI
mated contest over the bridge tables.
enjoyed the delightful club hospitality
ana the delicious refreshments served
Ihose playing were Miss Sue. Gordon
md =
davenport, Mrs. c. E. Borden Mrs
Warren. Miss Quarles, Mrs, John HurJs
ter, Mrs. Moses Hoge, Mrs. Allen. Mrs
Arm1stead Wexford. Misses Tayloe
Misses Miers, Miss Cooke, Miss Hughes
and others 9 "s'
Studio Exhibit.
The pupils of Miss A1oselle Apper-
son $ arr classes are holding their exhi-
.bition Of work in Miss ANDERSON.
studio. No. IL East Main Street.
Saturday afternoon an informal,
gathering OF the class vas most en-
)oyable affair. Refreshments were
served and plans for next years work
We're discussed. \
among those whose work ut the ex-
nlpltion deserves special mention are
Master Charles johnson, Jr., aged nine
years, whose drawings in black and
white are remarkably we'll executed:
Miss Katherine Edwards, Miss Harriet
Buchanan. Miss Helen Briggs, Miss
Mary Wilson and Master Alfred Kirsch.
The studio Will be open to visitors
through to-day.
Aiumnne Dinner.
One particularly pretty feature of
the annual dinner of tho Woman's
College Alumnae Association, to be
given In tho Jefferson Hotel on Mon
day. May 27th, at p. NJ, will be tho
toast cards, which VIII bear the now
seal Of the college. lately designed by
Miss Emma D1orchead Whitfield, OF tho
art department.
The colors used will be green and
white, and the design Will be engraved
upon the plain white cards.
Miss Mary Carter Anderson, former
mistress and the members of this
years graduating class will be guests
of honor,
z s' Cards Out.
The 1'armville Herald of Friday last
has the following announcement of
interest here:
Mr.. and Mrs. John William Hollo-
way, Of Richmond. have issued In
vitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Mamie McCown. to Mr.. Les
lie Lamar Hartwell Bagby. formerly
of Farmville. but now OF Richmond.
The ceremony Will take place We'd
ncsday afternoon. May 22d, at 3 o'clock,
In Emmanuel Baptist Church. Rich
mond.
TO Attend ReuniOE,
Miss Daisy Hampton. daughter of
General Wade Hampton, OF South Caro-
lima, and regent OF the South Carolina
Room at tho Confederate Museum ac-
companIed by Miss Lucy Herndon, of
Va, Is at the Inside
Inn" Jamestown Exposition.
Both young ladies Will arrive In
Richmond on May goth to attend the
reunion, and will be at the Jefferson
Called Meeting.
There will be very important call
cd meeting OF the Commonwealth
Chapter daughters OF the American
tomorrow at noon in the
homo of Mrs. David T.-Willinms. No.
21O East Franklin Street
Thanks for Entertainers.
most excellent program was en-
loved by large and apprccintivo au-
dicnce. which filed the lecture hall OF
Emmanuel Baptist Church on Tuesday
evenng Tho committee wish 10 thank
the following, whose services were SO
kindly rendered: Misses Maud and Ann
G. Woodnn, Mary Manning. eleanor y.
Theresa Donahue. Mary
Lindsay and Bertha Flournoy; Messrs.
Fred Jones, George Shcrer and Mr..
Mrs. Ilrntz Hostess.
ST. Johns Circle. Kings Daughters,
will hold an important meeting this
afternoon at 1880 o'clock in the nome
OF Mrs. Krntz. No. 20l4 Jefferson Paris.
A large attendance Is desired.
g. NJ, l.. $, to Meet.
Tho Confederate Memorial Literary
Society VIII meet "Wednesday morning
at II o'clock, one week earlier than
usual, on account Of the reunion.
Committee Meeting.
Tho central committee Of the Assoc
citation for the Preservation of Vlr-
GINA Antiquities will meet on Friday
at a r. M, in the rooms Of the Virgil !a
Historical Society.
Personal Mention,