The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-17


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Judge Ben1amin Dey White, Norfolk,
4 va. !; r.. J.aNVoodhouse, Virginia Beach;
O. y. Mclean. Norfolk, Va; II. II. Ell
lott, Norfolk, Va; DR. n. NJ. Grimm,
Evansville. Ind; N. Powell Wescott
Mappsburg, Va.
Lawn Pnrty to Veterans.
Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
ters of the sConfederacy, Will give a
lawn party to the Confederate veter-
4 ans at the Soldiers Home on Friday,
August 10, from to o'clock. The
lentertatnment Will take the form OF
the annual treat given in summer by.
/ the chapter to the veterans. and all
4 members are urged to attend without
4 further invitation. Mrs. Mollie Mac
4 gill Rosenberg, OF Galveston, Texas,
| an honorary member of Richmond
Chapter. will be present and other
daughters prominent In u. u. c. work
are expected. The officers OF the chap,
ter will form reception committee.
! InyIor-Pcrlsins.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Claudia
+ W..
Charles Albert Taylor took place yes
terday afternoon in the home OF the
BRIDES grandfather, DR.. Carter Per-
kins. OF III Thirty-second Street,
Newport News. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
! will return from their wedding trip to
I've in Richmond, where Mr.. Taylor
has position in the city schools.
Ashland HOuse Party.
Misses Mary and Hazel Thompson,
4 A a 49,, s,,.,x
delightful VISIT In Newport News
and Petersburg and are now enter
tanning In the form of house party
the following girls and boys: Misses
I4Ruth Thomasson, OF Richmond; Mary
fannie kevan, Maria Jones, Annie Per-
lkinson, 4of Petersburg: Anne Bro
naush Jones. of Norfolk, and Louise
Clark, of Newport News; Burnleigh
tCrump Wesley Yarbrough. OF Rich
mond Vaughn Priddy. Hunter Thomp-
son, OF Ashland. and Forrest Craw-
| ford. OF Elmont. They are having a
most ENJOYABLE time, with hay rides.
music, evening gatherings and all
kinds of amusements.
Dance Mt Gale Hill. 5a
Miss Margaret Minor, OF Gale Hill;
near Eastman. Va. was the hostess OF
delightful dance. on Thursday eve
ming of last week. The house was.
decorated with ferns and evergreens.
and the lawn was hung with Japanese
lanterns.
A taliyho party OF young people
from Charlottesville and the Univer-
sity OF Virginia included Misses Anne
Keith Royal and Miss Emily Royal.
| OF Richmond. and Miss Anne Keith's
Charlottesville hostess for Horse
show week. Miss Louie Antrim
I, WOOd-Gnthright.
4 Nrc n j.
/ the approaching marriage OF her
daughter. Jennie Edloe. to Or. Ezra
Parker Wood. OF Raleigh n c.. the
wedding to take place the first Of
September
Mrs. Blunt Returned.
Mrs. W. j. Blunt. who has been
/ spending some time abroad with a
party under the direction OF Miss
Claudia Stewart. OF Washington. D.
members OF the party. Mrs. George
! B. Mc4Adams and Mrs. James Pleas
ants, are still in Europe.
Smith-HoWison.
AT Braehead. near Frederick sburg,
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gra-
ham Howison, the marriage OF their
daughter. Margaret Morton. to James
Brooks Smith, son of the late b W..
Smith, Of Lexington, KY, was cele
nTdleo dt 20 T.. AL yeSterdt4y,s lne Kew
James Fl. Henderlite and the Rev. j.
w. Rosebro. of clarksville. Tenn, of
ficiating.
The bride was gowned in white
crepe de chine. with embroidered yoke
and sleeves. Her veil was caught
with orange blossoms and her bou-
quet was OF Bride roses, with a spray
ing of maidenhair ferris. Miss Mary
Graham Howison, the maid of honor,
wore pink silk and old lace. The
bridesmaids, Miss Jean Huntington, of
the University of Virginia; Miss Lucy
Sanford of Orange; Miss Frances Da-
Wis. Of Farmyille. and Miss Nanny
Howison. wore white lingerie frocks
and pink sashes. Like the maid OF
honor, they carried Killarney. roses.
E t. Men. Simpson. of Spartanburg, S.
C., was best man. Mrs. G. V. Morton.
the brides aunt, played the wedding
marches on the Violin with II piano
accompaniment by Miss Mary D. Bcale.I
A reception was held after the cere-
mony, and later Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
left for Hampden-Sidncy. their future
home.
In ana Out OF Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Az Saunders. 5Jr