The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-27
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PERSONAL

~ OC1ETY is enjoying baseball Just
a. now, many season tickets having
been taken by prominent young
~ people here. The grandstAnd
at tile Broad Street grounds is
weekly crowded with spectators, the
girls In their shirt-walst suits and
Merry Widow hats. and with their anil
mated faces and fluttering fans maxi
ing a very pretty picture.
Much interest and enthusiasm Is
shown In the game by young society In
general, which keeps itself quite up-to-
date on baseball points and is very
knowing about the men who make
good" as champion players.
AS healthful out-of-door form OF
recreation and amusement baseball IL,
quite uncqualed
April Recital.
Mrs. Rockwood's April recital will be
given this evening jat her residence,
studio at $40 o'clock
Friends are cordially invited Pupils
who will contribute to the program OF
the evening include Mrs. Mercer. Mrs
Hewitt, Mrs. Davidson. Mrs. Carter. the
Misses Woodward. Workman. Rose. innd
Messrs. Cooke. Hunter, Cutchins and
Jones.
Invited to Reception.
An invitation to reception that
Will be given on the evening OF May
5th from to IL o'clock in the Masonic
Temple by the Society of ST. Vincent
de Paul. has been extended to Rich7
mond Chapter. United Daughters OF TIE
Confederacy, through its president,
The reception will be held in honor
of delegates to the national convention
of the society.
5Iorris-N1arks.
a quiet but pretty marriage, was
celebrated on Tuesday at AN. III
the home OF Mrs. Mary E. Hope, No.
90S North Twenty-fourth Street when
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Marks became the
bride Of Mr.. Richard Samuel Morris.
The Rev. Gerald Culberson perform
ed the ceremony. and the wedding
march was played by Miss Norma Nc
Carthy. The ushers were Messrs
Arthur William Hope and Elmore Nor
rts, brother OF the groom. The bride
wore travelling costume OF Alice blue.
After the ceremony the young couple
left for Washington and other places.
ter May LIST, at No. 903 North Twenty
fourth Street.
Pansy Circle to Entertain.
During the first weeks OF May the
Pansy Circle OF Kings Daughters will
serve light refreshments at the corner
OF Second and Franklin Streets. from
1870 to Z P. NJ. each day.
that the smart set will avail itself Of
an opportunity to have a chat over a
saucer Of cream or q cooling drink. and
by SO doing help the circle to continue
its aid to the Sheltering Arms Hospi-
tai.
Burton-Cousins.
The home of Mr.. T. J. Cousins, No.
4o4 North Cedar Street, was the scene
of pretty wedding on Tuesday morn
Ing at II o'clock. when Miss Grace Car
roll Cousins became the bride Of Mr..
Marshall Davis Burton. The Rev. Dr.
Boggs officiated, and the wedding
chorus was sung by the choir OF Holy
Comforter Church. Mr.. Salisbury pre-
sided at the piano.
The bride was given away by her
eldest brother. Mr.. Alvah B. Cousins.
| and was attended by Miss Iris Traylor,
as maid of honor. who wore .prin-
cess gown of lavender messaline and
carried shower bouquet Of lilies of
| the valley. Mr.. James B. Gates acted
as best man. The bride was becom-
] ingly gowned in a gray travelling cos
tune. Her flowers were brides roses.
Mrs. Burton is daughter of the late
| Thomas ]. Cousins and Mrs. Rosa A.
Groot. The groom is a business man
of this city. They will reside at No.
Alt West Marshall Street.
Many delightful features will make
the excursion to Williamsburg, under
the auspices of the Young Ladies' So
ciety Of Second Presbyterian Church.
on Saturday one Of the most at
tractive Of the season. The Rev. Mr..
Goodwin, of Bruton Parish Church, has
consented to give his explanatory talk
to the party at the church. Immediately
after their arrival in williamsburg. An
$IA1 ct,
the famous communion services and
King Edwards Bible.
Interest in the trip is growing daily,
and Indications point to a large at
tendance.
Tickets are on sale at the jefferson,
T. a. Miller's and by Mrs. T. William
Pemberton, Mrs John A. Coke Jr..
Miss Mary Carter Anderson, 514 West
Grace Street.
To Elny In Lexington.
The Ben Greet Players are to give
two performances in Lexington on May
5th, one In the afternoon on the campus
OF washington and Lee University, and
the other at night in the university
gymnasium.
"As You Like 1t" will be the play
for the afternoon and macbeth" or
"Everyman" for the night.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Preston Belvln, who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles
hruse, In New York City. during the
past month, has returned home.
Mrs. ]. c. Minson has gone for a
long visit to relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. John T. Lowry has returned
after visiting Mrs. r. j. Massenberg
In Newport News.
Mrs. Meredith Montague, OF New
York who came to Richmond to be
present at the Houston-Price wedding
on Thursday, has returned to New