The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-23
Social and
P er sonal
n N RS. BARTON MYERS and Miss

N N RS. BARTON MYERS and Miss
M Katherine Myers entertained
ASA at n very attractive luncheon
at their cottage at Virginia Beach last
week in honor of their guest Miss
Gay Lloyd, of Alexandria. The table
was decorated in pink and white
peonies, and a nosegay of pink buds
marked the places of the guests.
Miss Lloyd has been d recent guest
OF Miss Eleanor Lindsey at COO West
Franklin street, and was very extern
lively entertained during her stay In
Richmond
Invitations Issued.
Mrs. Allan Talbot has issued invi-
tations for the marriage of her daugh-
ter Florence Radford, To DIR. John J..
Davidson on the evening OF June -
at half-after o'clock, in Grace Street
Presbyterian Church.
Christening mt Brook HiIl.
A very interesting event took place
at Brook Hill" yesterday afternoon,
when little Miss Frances Craik. laugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cotes-
worth Pinckney, of Ginter Park. was
christened. Miss Josephine Pinckney
was the godmother and Captain
Thomas Pinckney came on from
event. Little Miss P!nckney is direct
inheritor of the prestige of the dis
tinguisfed and famous Pinckney fam
lily of South Carolina, and was chris
tened in the quaint old robe that has
been used for five generations in that
family, General Thomas Pinckney, her
grandfather. several times removed.
being the first to wear the christen-
ing robe.
For Miss sIordecnrs Wedding.
A wedding of interest to a large
portion of Baltimore. New Orleans and
Virginia society will be that OF Miss
Alma locke Mordecai. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mordecai, of
New Orleans. La, to Judge Plat
Dickinson Walker. OF Charlotte =. c.,
which Will take place on Wednesday,
June s. at S o'clock at ST Pauls
Church. Newport News, Va. The cere-
rnony will be performed by Bishop
Cheshire, Of North Carolina. assisted
by Rev, DIR. Darst. rector of the church.
A large reception will follow at the
warwick Hotel. where the brides
parents have taken apartments.
Miss Mordecai will have three mat
rons of honor-aiss. John Herbert
Claiborne, of New York; Mrs. Will
litm Edward Holt. of Lexington. y.
c.. and her sister. Mrs, Cecil L. Cor
nelius, of Newport News. Miss Anne
Preston Bridges, of Asheville, y. c.,
Miss Alice Davis, OF Wilmington, " C.
and Miss Leila Saunders, OF New
Orleans, La, are TO be bridesmaids.
and Miss Annie Louise Manning. of
Durham. n. c.. and Miss Sallie Cam
eron. of Raleigh, n. C.. will attend
as flower girls. Pembroke Jones. of
hne fnr l-yc
walker. and there will be eight ushers
Judge Manning. Judge Browne. as
sociates of the groom in the Supreme
Court Of North Carolina: Senator Lee
s. OverInan. of Charlotte. n. C.. and
Thomas Settle, of Asheville ~ c.;
Charles Tillett of Charlotte. y. c.;
John Mosely Walker. of Baltimore:
Walter Mordecai, of New York and
Herbert Mordecai OF New Orleans. the
BRIDES brothers.
Miss Mordecai is beautiful girl,
with charming manners She has
travelled extensively and Is delight
full conversationalist Judge Walker,
who was elected without opposition by
both Republicans and Democrats. is
one of the most eminent jurists of
that State
sailed From New York Saturday.
Mrs. Henry A. Seymour. Miss Helen
w. Seymour and Miss Rae NJ. Seymour
sailed from New York on Saturday
on the Princess irene. of the North
German Lloyd Line, for Europe.
Mrs. w. r. Marshall and Miss Eliza
beth L. Marshall also sailed by the
same boat for Naples and Genoa via
Gibraltar. They will spend several
months abroad.
Visiting Here.
Ensign Russell Crenshaw, U. S. N,
of the steamship Virginia, is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.