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

THE TIMES 1OISP ATCITT:
gagcments of.the year Just announced
IS that OF Miss Grace Wade, daughter
Of Mr.. William A. Wade, to Mr. Ernest
Douglas lowering. son of Mr. Joshua
lowering Aliss Ward, who made her
debut year ago at the Monday ger
man. Is one OF the most beautiful girls
accomplished. and a graduate OF BryIi
Mawr College Philadelphia. Her fam
lily Is an old Virginia one.
Mr. lowering is a rising young busi-
f,css man OF the firm OF lowering
Brothers. and Is also one OF the most
popular men In society. He Is a mem
Der of the Bachelors Cotilllon Club.
the Elkridge Hunt Club and the Bal
timore Club,rand belongs to the promi-
ncnt Baltimore family Of that name.
He Is an esparL norsema,,. and las
travelled extensively, having gon"
around the world after he left college.
The marriage will take place in the au-
tunin."
Miss Wade Is niece Of Mr.. Harry
NJ. Smith. Jr., OF Richmond. and a
niece also OF Mrs. John w. Williams
and Mrs. Tower, OF this city.
Tabyan-McCormick.
The most fashionable set Of Baltimore
society gathered yesterday at P. NJ.
in Brown Memorial Church, that city,
to, witness the ceremony that united
in marriage Miss Eleanor Mccormick,
of Baltimore, and Dr. Marshall Fabyan,
of Boston. The Rev. DR.. John Spar
hawk Jones performed the ceremony,
assisted by the Rev. Timothy Stone.
The bride was gowned in point lace,
and her veil fell from wreath OF or
ange blossoms.
AT the reception held on the lawn at
Cloverdale, the Mccormick home, the
tables were decorated with roses and
orange blossoms. DR.. and Mrs. Fab
Jan will sail for Europe after their
honeymoon. and spend several months
in an auto tour.
New Orleans Monument.
Wednesday, June Sd, as the completed
Davis Monument was turned over to
the city OF Richmond, another Davis
Monument Association, in New Orleans,
laid a Davis monument cornerstone In
Audubon Park. The Confederate Me-
mortal Literary Society sent I've fol-
lowing telegram to the New Orleans
association:
lIoiLlt Tic SouASoCA.
ate Museum. the home OF Jefferson
Davis, In Richmond, Va"
Helping Circle to Meet.
The Helping Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tors will meet Friday afternoon with
at half-past o'clock. A full attend
ance is earnestly desired. as this is
the last meeting during the summer
months.
FinnIs at Sweet Briar.
The fact that a large and popular
group OF young Richmond girls are stu
dents at Sweet Briar renders the exer-
cises connected with the finals OF that
institution matter of interest to
Richmond people. The commencement
will begin with the annual sermon. to
be delivered by the Rev. J. D. Paxton.
of Lynchburg, at II A. NJ. on Sunday,
June 9TH. Monday afternoon. at 4
O'Clock, DR.. S. C. Mitchell. OF Richmond
College, will address the students. and
at S o'clock Monday evening the ORA
matte Club OF Sweet Briar will give a
reception and an entertainment.
The annual music recital will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Pattie Cary. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs T. A. Cary, Of Richmond, and Miss
Margaret Eaglesfield. of Indianapolis,
take part in the program. A number
OF Richmond girls will attend the finals
at Sweet Briar The exercises VIII
close Tuesday evening with recep-
ton and dance by the students,
Picnic Mt Buckroe.
All is in readiness for the picnic to
be given tomorrow. June 9Th, at Buck
roe Beach, under the joint auspices OF
the Sunday schools OF st. James and
Holy Trinity churches.
The train will leave the Chesapeake
NJ, and returning, will reach Richmond
at $3.50 P. NJ. A charming day for all
going is anticipated.
Lawn Party Mt Club.
a lawn party will be given at Her
mitage Golf Club Saturday at P. NJ,
after the tennis tournament Of the Old
Dominion Club. Club members have
the privilege of inviting their house
guests to the lawn party.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. F. Bartlett Converse and her
daughter. Miss Ellen Converse, OF
Louisville. Ky, are at Mrs. Bette ABB
bolts. They will be Joined the latter
part Of the week by Mrs. Mary Peachy
Hodge, of Philadelphia.
Misses Elsie Jones and Ruth Berrett, OF
sSykesvllle, Nd, nave been guests OF
Mrs. C. r. Sydnor, of, No. 80 South
Third Street. They leave to-day for
Lookout Mountain, Tenn, and expect
to attend the Confederate Reunion in
Birmingham. Ala.
Miss Jane Cason is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Hudgins in Norfolk,
Va.
A party Of Richmonders, including
Mr.. j. s. Moore and family and Misses
Andrews, Gentry and Gary, have re-
turned from Williamsburg, where they
attended the Haughwout-B raithwaite
wedding.
Hon. Jefferson NJ. Levy, of Monticel-
10. is one OF the New York delegates
to the Nationar Democratic Convention
at Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Won May
hoff will open Monticello for the sea-
son as soon as their son. Monroe, is SUI
ficiently recovered from measles to
undertake the trip from New York to
Virginia Misses Flora and Mary Stu
art, granddaughters of the Confederate
general, ]. E. B. Stuart, have returned
to their home in Newport News from
Stuart Hail." Stanton, and are en-
pertaining two Of their school friends
Miss Harriet James, of Danville, and