The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-17

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| The bride entered with her uncle.
! Mr. Il. II. Boatwright. of Lynchburg,
Va. She wore u going away suit OF
| brown. and carried Bride roses. Her
bridesmaids, Misses Bessie Williams
and Bessie Wade. of Richmond, were
attired in white lace robes and had
bouquets of white sweet peas tied with
whit. tulle.
a reception was given after the
ceremony. Mrs j. Edward Tompkins,
the hostess. wore black lace and da-
monds Mrs. Il. NJ. Goodman, of Clifton
Forge. was in cream net over taffeta.
Assisting in the dning-room were
Misses Frances Tompkins and Beulah
Ecatwright. in pretty pink organdy
frocks.
Cut-of-town guests included: Mr. and
Mrs j. w. Blanton. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
E. Banton, of Richmond: Mr.. Madison
Flanagan. of Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs.
f Pilkinton Miss Lucille Butcher, of
Washington; Mrs. Frances S. Monta-
que, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Goodwin,
OF Clifton Forge: Mr.. X. II. Boat.
wright. of Lynchburg; Mr.. Leonard
Porter. and Miss Lulie Porter. of
Lynchburs.
Stay-nt Home Whist.
The Stay Hon. Whist Club met
with Mrs. w. r. Robins, at the Shirley,
Monday evening. The top score was
made by Mrs. Bland Smith and MIR.
S ". Travers. The club will meet
next Monday evening with Admiral
and Mrs. Webster. at the Chesterfield.
Miss Minor's Piano Glass.
With lights. music and flowers,
bright faces and large and thorough
sly appreciative audience, the closing
recital of Miss Zele Minors piano class
took place Saturday evening at Wo-
mans Club.
The several numbers We're charm-
Thomas giving as encore Chopins
waltz in c sharp minor. ,rhe little
performers of the primary grade re-
ceived many compliments upon their
dainty nulnhcrs.
Mr.. Walter Watkins and Miss Lille
f.. West, who were the violinists of
tho evening, were most pleasantly re-
ceiveG.
The first honor, a gold harp medal,
was awarded to Miss Marian Spicer
for the highest general average. and
first rank throughout the session by
quarterly averagec-
The ~ cond honor fell to Miss Lucille
Neal for the second highest general
average for the full session.
Miss Marie Gibboney received the
prize for attendance. the only pupil
who has not missed lesson or class
meeting. She also Won third rank
70: the session.
Honorable mention for the highest
examination percentage was won by
Thomas Malone.
Prizes in the several contests, held
at class meetings, fell TO Miss Resale
Rehling. Mr. Arthur Thomas and Master
Thomas Malone.
Misses Ethel Watkins and Eunice
Lynn received honorable mention for
excellent work for a part of the SEES
sion.
Miss Rosalie Rehling received honor
able mention for high standing, de-
spite Illness
Pretty Al Frcsco Fctc.
one of the prettiest social affairs
of the week will be the lawn fete at
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Forest Hill Park, this evening.
The entertainment will be .Iapa-
nese al fresco with moving pictures
The fete is given by ladies of the organ
chapter of the Church of the Good
Shepherc, a.: Forest Hill
Personal Mention.
MIS-. j. Taylor Ellyson, acting presi-
don't OF the a. +. v. A., and Mrs. j. j.
l.ightfoot, treasurer, are the guess u
Mrs. V. NJ Fleming, on Hanover street.
FredertcksburG and will meat the Ia
dies, OF .hr fredericksburg bra rca at
tile Mary Washington House IT SO
i. VI to-day.
Mr.. Richard Mauzy. of Ginter Park,
is Visiting friends in stanton,
MI. Wiliian Cole, oil Ilarrisouhu":;,
who Las been attending the Ricnmond
college for the past session, has re-t
turned to his home.
M. and Mrs. c. c. Copper haze re-
turned to their home in Norfolk after
a visit Of several days to friends in
the ci;y
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Sands are the
guests of Mrs, ssands's brother, Judge i.
X IA. Norton Of Alexandria.
MISS Lula Miller Of Lynchbnrg. is
visiting her brother, Mr. John NJ. Mil
Ter Jr., On Floyd Avenue.
| Mr.. j. W. Knapp is spending; some
/ time at Clifton Forge.
Mrs II, r. Smith Is spending some
vine with Mrs H. II, Smith, On 4;sn-
1 over street, New York Citv
captain J Il Rosser is the guest Of
his l.ece, Mrs. w. z. Parrish, IN Euclid
avenue, Lync"purg.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Richardson
! are visiting Mrs. Richardson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Myers, of Harrison-
burg.
Mr. ], W. Rothcrt has taken the Far
ton Meyer Cottage at Virginia seach
for JutY and August.
Miss Virginia Dickens, Who rs
tneen Yislsns. friends in tho city, hps
4 rcturued 10 her home In Frederick.
4 burg
MISS claire smi,h viii leave ON mi.
Gay Tor Cape Henry To spend few