The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

4 paEuaT MOnuay ana lueSuay Oh next
| week.
Tile booths are very attractive, and
the chairman and girls at each one are
| in lovely costumes.
The ice cream parlor and the Japan
Csc booth are well patronized.
Misses Morris, Lewis and Crutchfleld
| in Japanese attire, serve from dainty
cups the best OF tea. Girls in the Ice
cream rarlors represent flowers. Mrs.
| w NJ. Wade is chairman Of the enter
tainment.
| Gunn-Shcrmnn.
The wedding of Miss Maud i. sher-
man TO Mr.. Samuel L. Gum was cele-
blated Monday evening, April Goth, at
. o'clock. at No. 1903 North Twenty
seventh Street the Rev. Hugh Sublett,
OF Fairmount Christian Church, Off
ciating.
| The bride was gowned in white satin
and carried carnations, and Mendels-
isohn's Wedding March" was rendered
by Miss Irene Duke.
! Many handsome wedding gifts were
received. AIR. and Mrs. Gum will re :
side for tho present at No. HOS North
Twenty seventh street.
Engagement of Interest.
An engagement of interest through
out Virginia is that which forecasts an
early autumn wedding for Miss Mary
Bowie Johnson, daughter of the late
! Edward Contee Johnson, of Baltimore,
and Mr. John Campbell, of Baltimore.
son of the late Congressman John p.
Campbell, of Kentucky.
| Miss Johnson is a granddaughter Of
Reverdy Johnson, of Maryland. minister
during his life to the court of ST. James.
| She now lives with her sister ana
mother on South Washington Street,
| Winchester. She Is closely connected
with the Lewises. Daingerfelds ana
/ other prominent Clarke county families,
and is 4 most attractive young girl.
| Mr.. Campbell is a grandson of the
| late Charles James Faulkner of Mar
| tinsbur5: nephew of Mrs. Thomas S.
Bocock, and a first cousin of Mrs.
Thomas Cary Johnson, of Union Theo-
logical Seminary. His mother lives in
Winchester
Excursion to Jumcstown.
Tho excursion of the Association for
the Preservation of Virginia Antiaui-
ties, to be given on Wednesday. May
18th according to annual custom, is
already exciting much interest among
members of the association and others
who VIII accompany them in their
=
Miss BETTE Ellyson chairman of the
| excursion. has associated with her on
her committee Mrs. j. Caske Cabell,
Mrs. S. Fl. Yonge and Mrs. w. S. Muir
ray. She has secured tho Pocahontas
for the 18th, and is glad to announce
The fact, as the boat is an ideal one for
excursion purposes
No stop will be made in going or re-
turning. The boat will leave the Rich
mond wharf promptly at A. M Miss
Ellyson Will be the chairman of the
restaurant committee, and those de-
string luncheon can be served promptly
land satisfactorily on board.
! The interesting feature of the day at
| the island will be the ceremonies at
| teldant upon tho dedication of the CO.
lonial Danes Memorial Building by the
Ri. Rev. A. M. Randolph Bishop OF
Southern Virginia.
AT Hot Springs.
| Mr.. w. IL White is making a pro-
| Springs. Mr. William Northrop spent
last week there, much of the time in
company with Mr. Frank Jay Gould, of
| New York. The two have done a con-
isiderable amount of mountain climbing,
/ and have taken 4 number OF long horse
| back rides.
| others registered from Richmond are
Or. John Vim, Mr.. II. w. Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine and son.
Comnlimentnry Recital.
| Tomorrow night at $3.50 o'clock Mr.
Leslie i. Watson will give an organ