The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17

| O'clock.
Prominent WcddIug.
4 A wedding Of much interest In both
Maryland and Virginia took place
] Tuesday at p. NJ, at Mainside, Fair
1 fax. Va, when Miss Louise Johnston
| Swami became tho bride OF Charles
Alexander Swami Sinclair. of Falls
| Church, Va. The bride. who came In
with her brother, by whom she was
| given away, was attended by Miss
| Patty Washington, OF Washington, as
maid of honor The groom had as his
| best man his brother, William Talbot
| Sinclair.
The wedding was an extremely quiet
ono, only tho two families and a few
| intimate friends being present. After
the wedding breakfast the bridal
party accompanied tho bride ana
groom on private car to Alexandria
from which place they left on a South
orn trip. The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. c. Orrick Swami, of
Richmond. Va. and closely related to
the late Governor Swami, of Maryland
| and on her maternal side q lineal de-
scendant OF Sir Dudley Diggs, and also
a niece of Colonel Charles Chaille
Long, tho African explorer and am
bbFFdoo W l. diISe.
The groom IS son of William
Wright Sinclair, of Baltimore, and
grandson of Commodore Sinclair of
naval fame.
Among the guests from distance
were Miss Leila Sinclair. of Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Washington,
Mrs. Nellie Washington Howard. Judge
and Mrs. Love, Miss Tyler, a niece Of
President Tyler Misses Moore, Misses
Grymes, of Hampstead; sydney C,
Swami and Misses Mary and Frances
Swami, of Richmond, and Miss Agnes
Peter, n granddaughter OF Beverley
Kennon, of Tudor Hall"
Prominent Engagements.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sawyer Perry, of
Roanoke, Va, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, LILLIAN Martin,
to Lieutenant Robert Octavius Ed
wards. u. S. n. The wedding. which
will be celebrated in June. will be
very brilliant society event.
Mrs. Joseph B. Carrot, of Fred
erick, Nd, has announced the engage
ment of her daughter Susan Hack
ney. to James Edward Allen, of this
city The marriage will take place
in the month of June.
| Another engagement of interest re-
Gently announced is that of Miss Ber-
| die Gordon Davis, daguhter of Mr.
| and Mrs. John f. Davis. TO Raymond
/ u. Nielsen, formerly of this city, now
| of Orange, Va, the wedding to take
| place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
| In the Union Station Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
| Going Abroad.
Mr., and Mrs. Julian Morris, of Kes-
| wick, and Miss Phoebe Sattertield of
| Germantown, Pa, who have been re-
| cent guests OF Miss Caroline Martin
| in Richmond. will sail from New York
| City on April 30 for London. Eng
where they will attend the National
Horse Show. which takes place in tina,
city some time in June. They will
also spend some time travelling on the
Continent before they return to Vir-
! GINA.
Dinner on board Battleship.
| Mr. and Mrs J. Cloyd Kent and
| Misses Sadie and Waller Jeffress, OF
this city, spent a few days recently at
| the Chamberlin Hotel, Old Point, where
| they were guests of honor at u beau
| tifully appointed dinner on board the
battleship Missouri. The table was at
| tractively arranged in lavender flowers.
Returned From Abroad.
The Rev. j. Y. bowman and Thomas
| L. Moore, who have been spending
several months travelling in Palestine
! and Europe, are expected TO return
TO Richmond some time this week. A
reception will be given in honor of
Mr.. bowman by the Guild of All
Saints Church in the parish house
Friday evening al half-after o'clock.
All members Of the congregation and
choir are invited to be present.
Bridge Party Thursday Afternoon.
A very attractive event of the past
week was a bridge tournament under
the direction of Admiral Webster and
the following ladies who received the
guests: Mrs. John Dunlop, Mrs. James
Scott, Mrs. Melvin Peck, Miss Mary
Thomas, Miss Lewis and Mrs. Thomas
T. Jeffress.
The nineteen tables engaged were
arranged in the -alm garden of tho
Jefferson Hotel and the first prize
was awarded TO Mrs. Kitty Scott Nc
Gilvra. the second to Mrs. Claok, and
the consolation to Mrs. Josiah Ryland.
AT the Womnn's Club.
On Monday afternoon at the Wo-
mans Club at 3 o'clock Mrs Iandonia
R. Dashiell will read a paper on ..The
sonnet Hostesses for thu evening
Will be Miss Jane NJ. rutherford and
Mrs. Emma r. Ball. Mrs William Mead
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pour tea, and Mrs. ]. A. Hodges and
Mrs, II. a. Sampson will preside at the
coffee table.
On Wednesday afternoon tho last
meeting of the Literature Glass will
DC held, when Miss Daniel will dis
cuss Recent Fiction" and on FRIDAY
afternoon Miss Winston will meet the
current Events Glass as usual
me April card tournament will be
piayed on Friday evening promptly
at half-DaSt g. with cnn,nas. ,,,.t