The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-07
Social and
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A MARRIAGE OF much interest
~ throughout the State, and es-
pecially In this city where the
bride-eIect is prominently related, is
that OF Miss Elizabeth Seldcn Baxter,
daughter OF Mir. and Mrs. Wiley Nc
Pherson Baxter to DR.. George Carol
Rhodes, United States navy. which
takes place to-day at high noon in tho
home OF the brides parents In Eliza
beth city, N. c. Only intimate friends
and relatives will witness the cere-
niony which will be followed by
reception.
Owing to the prominence OF both the
bride and groom the event Is one Of
more than ordinary interest. Miss
Baxter is the great niece OF Admiral
and Mrs. Selden, OF washington. D. c..
whom she has frequently visited at
their summer home in Newport, and Is
niece OF Mrs. H. 1. Cone and Miss
May selden DR.. Rhodes has been sta
steamship Scorpion near Constantine
pie.
Miss Mary Hope. of Norfolk. will be
the brides maid of honor and only at
tendant.
Among the out.of;town guests W lh.92
and Mrs. H. I. Cone, Miss Elizabeth
f. s. Hope, Miss Mary Hope. Mrs
A. B. Carney. Mrs. I. Branch Johnson.
Miss Margaret Van Patten, Miss May
Selden, Paymaster Van Patten and Le-
roy Williams.
House Party Mt "Rose HILL
Mrs. Sue Buck entertained party OF
friends at her beautiful country home.
Rose HILL" near Greenwood, Va, for
the past weekend. The guests Were
members OF the married set in Rich
mond, and several friends OF T. G.
Williams, Jr., who motored from Rich
mond to Greenwood in Mr.. Williams's
machine for the Fourth.
Family Reunion Mt Mineoln.
The SEVENTEEN birthday OF Mrs, >.
D. Drewry, Of Mineola. Chesterfield
county, will be celebrated at reunion
that Will bring the members OF her
family together In her home, many OF
them coming from a distance to be
present on this occasion. Mrs. Drewry
vas, before her marriage, daughter
of Or. Charles Macgill. Marylander
who rendered distinguished service to
the CoDfederacy as surgeon during
the War Between the States HIS
daughter bears her years most grace
fully, and is typicaliy Southern wo
man and hostess. Among those from
distance attending Mrs. Drewry's
birthday party will be Mr.. and Mrs
Deford and family. of Baltimore; MI
and Mrs Ogden and family. OF New
Orleans; Mrs. Bertrand and children,
OF Richmond; Mrs. Rosenberg, OF Gall
maryland; Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Bridges, of Ashland. and General James
Macgill, OF Virginia.
Returned to petersburg.
Mrs. William Stone Hutton and Miss
Grace Binford, who have been spend
ing the weekend In this city as the
guests OF the formers mother. Mrs.
william II. Adkins, at her home. i1o4
Park Avenue. have returned to their
home in Petersburg. Va. Mrs Hutton
is most pleasantly remembered here as
Miss Maisfe Lynch before her marriage
several years ago.
Parties Leaving for Europe.
Miss Martha Harvie. of Danville. ar
rived in Richmond Sunday 10 join a
party OF friends here and spend the
summer abroad. They expect TO sal
from New York Thursday morning
landing in Antwerp. where they viii
be Joined by another party of Rich
nlond people. who sailed earlier In the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. ". p Tams went te
New York yesterday and will sail from
that place on Saturday on the steam
ship Caronia, of the Cunard Line, 10!
Liverpool They will spend some time
travelling through England. ireland
and Scotland before visiting the Con
tinent.
Mrs. Henry Daingerheld and Miss
Katherine Daingerheld have gone
abroad for the remainder OF the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Beaman will