The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-06
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

-HE most interesting social event
of to-day will be the marriage
of Miss Margrctta Holmes Me-
Il CURE to Mr.. Russell Cary Mon
tague, OF Lewisburg, w. Va
The ceremony will take place in the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. HIM
ter Holmes Mcclure. No. BIS East
Grace street, at noon. the TT. Rev. Il.
a. Gibson. bishop OF the Episcopal
Diocese Of Virginia, and the Rev.
Robert W. Forsyth rector OF st. Pauls,
officiating.
Ben Grrct's Players.
Ben Greet and his woodland play
eis who win appear in this city on
Monday for tile benefit Of the Retreat
for the Sick, have been for many Years
giving their al fresco performances y,
England. presenting the plays at most
of the universities and ut a nunlber}of
tho old ancestral homes. So great was
their success that some years ago thoy
decided to make an American, tour.
Their popularity followed them
through this country. and at many
colleges and many summer resorts
have they appeared IN Shakespercan
roles. "Mnch Ado About Nothing and
"As You Like 1t" are the plays MT.
Greet has decided upon for Richmond.
Tickets will be on sale at I. \. Miller'st
Shepherds. Richmond college, Sher-
andoah Pharmacy Strauss cigar store,
~. d. C,renshaw's McCoN's cigar store
tho Jefferson. Rosemary Library Polk
Miller's. Nodes bakery and craig3
drug store.
complete list of patronesses is as
follows
Mrs. j. W. Henson. Mrs. l. Newton
Vaughan Mrs. W. G. McCabe, Mrs. car
ter Scott, Mrs. Cunningham Hall. Mrs
C. p. stokes. Mrs. L. O. McCabe, Mrs.
otway Allen Mrs. Robert REYNOLDS,
Mrs. William Trigg. Mrs. John ID. Fouls
Mrs. c. w Culp Mrs. Harrie w bster,
Mrs. Minor woodward, Mrs. James
Hickey Mrs. T. w Pemberton. Mrs.
I,andonia pashiell. Mrs. Henry Cabeli'
Mrs William Archer. Mrs. Crank Pow
ers. Mrs. Graham Hobson, Miss Maria
Blair. Miss Alice Parker, Mrs. Claude
swanson Mrs. John I. Anderson, MIS-
Eugene Massie. Mrs. w. G. Harvey, Mrs.
III s. Moore. Mrs. G.. Watt TAYLOR, MIS-.
Elicit Dickinson, Mrs. Thomas Bocock,
Mrs. John II. Branch Mrs. ). laSlol
lIllvson. Mrs. Norman Randolph, MIS-.
II G. Woodward Mrs. John Stewart,
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. Mrs Joseph WI
lard. Mrs. Caskie Cabell Mrs. William
Thomas. Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs. A. ..
Monta rue. Mrs. Preston Cooke. Miss
rally Rvland Mrs. Beirnc Blair, Mrs.
Charles Boiling, Miss Emily Bliss MIS-.
w. T. Oppenheimer, Mrs George zen
Johnston Mrs. w. w. Parker. MIS-.
Stuart MacLean. Mrs. L. l.. Lewis.
Work of Juniors.
- The Junior Hollywood Memorial AS
,ociation met yesterday IN Lee camp
Hall. 1t was decided to place curD-
Ing around the officers section IN
Hollywood and to mark on the stone
acared for by Junior Hollywood Me
RandOlDI,
Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Jones were ap-
pointed a committee to take up this
matter.
Flowers will be sent to the Junior
C,aliwood and Junior Hebrew Associa-
tions on their Memorial Days. The
association will attend the services in
body. Miss Bessie Hill. Miss Maud
McKenny, Miss Leila Gray and Mrs.
McCue to be the committee for oak
wood; Misses Annie Gray, Anna Boy
kin and Miss Blankenship for Hebrew
Memorial Day.
For Hollywood, on June 3D. the COM
mittee will be Misses Annie Gray,
Annie Jacobs. Mary Baaghman and
Mrs. Alfred Cary.
All public school children arc re-
auested to send flowers on Memorial
Day to Hollywood gate 1t was de-
cided to place a wreath on the grave
of Mrs George A. Lyon on that day.
Mrs Randolph. Miss Bessie Hill and
Miss Annie Jacobs We're appointed to
attend the funeral of Mrs. II. P. Lo-
febvre yesterday afternoon.
VIII Launch Floral Boat.
A beautiful feature of lakewood
Memorial Day will be the launching
of floral boat in memory of the Con-
Tolerate sailors by the members of
Junior lakewood Memorial Association,
of which Mrs. c. ". Massie is presi
dent, and Miss Grace Schermerhorn,
secretary.
The launching will take place in the
afternoon. when the services at Oak
wood have been concluded. The city