The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-05
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

.1IE success OF the entertainment
II given by the Charity Fete As
| soclatoin Is an encouraging
| basis for the Lenten labors OF
| the young society inntrons and
girls who are this afternoon to open
tea room In tho ladies' cafe of the
jefferson Hotel for the benefit OF the
Belle Bryan Day Nursery and Free
kindergarten.
| The room will be rendered attractive
and tea will be served from to p.
NJ. to-day and on succeeding after
moons in Lent. The following ladies'
n number or whom will serve tea each
afternoon and be assisted by the
debutantes OF the past two seasons,
Will direct the arrangement of the ten
| ROOM They are. Mrs. st. George Bryan,
Mrs. Edward c. Mayo. Miss Nellie
Tompkins, Miss Elizabeth Davenport.
Miss Marion Harris, Miss Kate Mere
dith, Miss Posie Mereditli, Miss Roberta
| Wexford, Miss katherine Halves, Miss
| Sue Spilman, Miss Evelyn Gordon,
Miss Nora Leary, Miss Maude Morgan,
Miss Mary Hickok and Miss Ellen
Bagby.
Al ltOSCIuuFS
| The first OF the series of silver teas
| to be given at Rosemary Library VIII
| be held this afternoon from 5 to Z.
Members of the library board Will be
assisted in welcoming callers by a
number of society women OF the city.
The rooms will be attractive, and the
charming informality and social spirit
characterizing last years teas will
make the reception hours alike delight
full to entertainers and visitors. The
| fund to be derived from these teas
will be used for the purchase of new
library books. and 1t is hoped that the
public generally as we'll as the friends
of the library will find time to call.
VIII Sail for Europe.
Mrs. Henry c. Stuart, accompanied
| by her little daughter, Miss Marie
stuart, and her daughters governess
Miss Heydt, left this week for New
York. The party viii sail Saturday for
| Europe to remain several months
abroad. They will go direct from New
| York to Paris
| Entertained Box Party.
| Mrs. Edward Mccormick Greene, OF
Ben Vende. Va entertained box party
Hast Saturday evening at the National
lIHedLTe, baSHlHSlont 10 see oiSH .Neli-
/ ersole. Several Virginia guests were
present. Later, Mrs. Greene gave her
party supper at the New Willard
Cooglcr-sarvay.
! The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Ham
mond Sarvay. formerly of Richmond
/ to Mr. Carl Henry Coogler, OF Pueblo
ruary Goth, in the homeaaof the brides
sister, Mrs. John WeatRercll. No. 415
| Van Buren, Avenue, Pueblo.
The bride was PRETTY attired In
violet crepe de chine. and entered with
| her brotiier-in-1aw. AR. John Wealth
erell Her sister, who attended her as
inatron of honor, Wore white chiffon
over pink. Little Miss Anne Boiling
lWeatherell was ringbearer. Mr.. w
1 II. Coogler. brother of the groom, actet
as best man. and the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. OH, OF
Holy Trinity Church.
An informal reception followed, the
Iparlors and dining room being hand
somely decorated in pink and white
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Coogler will make thei.
4 future home In Hotchkiss, Col.
i Professor Dow's Lecture.
4 The lecture Of Professor Arthur w
i Dow before the Richmond Education
Association Friday evening at the JEFF
/ ferson auditorium, appeals IN an espe
cial manner to the Art Club of Rich
mond. and it has been suggested that ;
4 strong muster of the club attend tn,
II lecture. The lecture is free, and vii
.Ibe illustrated. Admiral Webster vii
Introduce Professor Dow to his au
4 dience.
il lakewood Memorial to Meet.
Il Oakwood Memorial Association viii
meet at o'clock this afternoon in til,
brick school house OF st. Joints Churcl
4 to formulate plans for Memorial Dav
i The junior association will conven,
}, Immediately aftor the business of TIL,
Il senior has closed. Members of botl
associations are asked to be present.
NTarbnrg-IIack.
, The wedding of Miss Virginia Rie
man Hack, daughter of the late uarr
!, Hack, of Frederick county. Va
, to Mr.. William A. Marburg, son or MI
. and Mrs Albert Marburg of Balti
; more. was celebrated Tuesday evenin
at No. 1911 st, Paul Street Baltimore
the residence OF MIR. Frederick Hon
, Hack, the uncle of the BRIDE
, Beautiful decorations were in palm.
! snlilax. pink roses and spring flowers
The bride came In with her uncle an
was met by the groom and his hes
: man, Mr.. II. Home Hack, Jr. Sh
] wore white satin, trimmed with poin
, and duchess lace. He. veil was fasten
, ed with diamonds, and she CARRIE
!, lilies of the valley
Miss Amelia Hack was maid @
honor, and the bridesmaids. Misse
Maria Hack. Anita and Mary Hac
and Dorothy Ford. Tie groomsme
were Messrs. Frank jefferson. OF Ne1
York; J. Carroll Schenclr, Howar
I Cromwell and Frank N. Hack
The Virginia guests at tho weddin
included Miss Nina Brown, Mrs, Bal
ton, Mrs. Arbuckle. Mrs. A. Hack an
Dr.. and Mrs. Morlty.
Personal Mention.
II Miss Laura Camp, OF Roanoke, 4
the guest OF Mrs. W. H. Reams
t Richmond.
. Mrs. William McCreery Ramsay, {