The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-27

Richard d. Cooke and little son. at the
Waverly. Frederick Darlington, at the
Pocahontas, and DR. and Mrs. Lowndes
Peple, Miss Elizabeth Peple and Miss
stuckey. at the Gardner cottage.
Invitations Received Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Delaney. OF
Bristol, have issued invitations for the
approaching marriage OF their daught-
err Elizabeth. to George Albert Raney.
OF Lawrenceville. The event Will be
celebrated in the Suffolk Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday afternoon, July
6, at o'clock The brother of the
bride-elect. +: L. Delaney. pastor OF
the church, will perform the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Raney will make
their home in Lawrenceville.
Miss Goodwin Entertains.
Miss Laeta Goodwin entertained .
number of friends at her summer home.
alta Vista" near Wytheville. last
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Maggie Ribble and Miss Mae Brooks
Tho house was beautifully arranged for
the occasion In roses, daisies and palms,
and cards and dancing made the eve
ming pass most pleasantly. Receiving
with Miss Goodwin were Misses Ribble.
Brooks, Willie and Pansy Terry.
The guests included Misses Nellie
Morton. of Richmond; Mary p. Kent
Rachel Graveley, of Danyille: Mary
Powell, Kate Greer. Lula Dew. Wing
Laura X Greaves. Lucy Pendleton.
Daisy Manpin, Mrs. chaffin. George
Moore. of Roanoke; E. NJ Funk. Ernest
and Edward Spiller, Junius Powell. Mr..
Boyd, Charles Gibboney. Sidney and
Alfred Moore, Eugene Robertson. OFT
Law, Robert Saunders. Stuart Campbell.
&C. a. Repass HUMPHREYS, Charles Boyd.
j. B. Ewald. DR.. Ribble. Robert Poage,
varney Ward, f. p Huddle, Fred Main
and others.
The chaperons were Mrs William
Terry, Mrs. C. "A McAlister. Mrs. Frank
,Craighill. Misses Sailie and Ella Good
win and Miss May Ribble. Little Misses
Jennie and Bertha Terry, Hunts Will
liams and Katherine Riddick served the
guests. Miss Goodwin frequently visits
friends in Richmond and has num-
Der OF friends and relatives In this city.
For Miss Hawkins.
A delightful picnic was given on
Thursday at Slx-A1ile Bridge. near
Lynchburg, by S. F. Poindexter. Jr., and
Malcolm w. Gannaway, in honor of Miss
Mary Grace Hawkins. OF Richmond, and
Hubert Afackreth. of the University of
Virginia Fishing was the chief amuse-
ment. and bountiful spread in the
shade of a large walnut tree was thor
oughly enjoyed by all. The young peo-
pie, fifteen in number, went down on
the morning train. returning that after
noon at 1870.
Returned to Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Wiltshire, who has been
the guest Of friends in Lexington.
where she attended the finals at the
Virginia Military Institute. has returned
to her home in Baltimore. Miss Wilt
shire has frequently visited in Rich
mond as the guest of Miss Lora Crump,
at the Chesterfield, and spends the
summers at her country home in Gull
pepper county.
Family Reunion.
The annual reunion of the Cutler
family was held last week at the home
of Mrs. Colder Shumate, Relay, Nd
Those present were Mrs. F. B. Cutler. OF
Louisa. Mrs. E. E. Strickley, of Wood
stock: Mrs. Charles Goodloe, of Yer
don; Mrs. G. P. Carter. of Louisa; Mrs
B. F. Bryant. of Thomasvllle. n. c..
Mrs. j. G. May, of Louisa. Several out
of-door functions were features Of the
weeks entertainments. On Tuesday
evening. at gathering of Mrs. Cut
ler's children and grandchildren. Mrs
Shnmate was presented with a hand.
some piece of silver. The next reunion
in June, 1911. Will be held at the ole
family place in Louisa county.
In and Out of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. CaTneal and daugh.
tiers. Misses Mary and Edith Carneal
who have been spending several month.
abroad, will return to Richmond short
lily.
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Mrs c, Howerton Richardson AM