The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-30

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visit her sister. Mrs. Hartwell Taylor,
at her home in New Britain. Conn. Be-
! fore returning to Richmond Miss Clarke
will spend some time in New York and
| Atlantic City.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Mcpherson Ba.-
ter have issued invitations for the mar
rage of their daughter, Elizabeth sell
den, to DR.. George Carroll Rhodes, ".
S. N, the ceremony to take place on
Thursday. July I, at IL noon, In the
home OF the brides parents. in Eliza-
beth City. n. c. DR.. Rhodes and his
bride will sail at once for CONSTANT
nople, where his ship is stationed.
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard.
DR.. and Mrs. John Pollard, of mis-
| city, have been entertaining their
daughters, Mrs. j. w. wills and Mrs.
r. l.. Truman, OF Atlanta Mrs. ii. X.
McCaslin, of Bowling Green. KY, and
their son, DR.. Il. 3. Pollard. OF Crozier
Theological Seminary. With their
children. Mrs. Harvey Clarke. Mrs.
| Willard Cox and John Garland Pollard,
/ Of this city, DR.. and Mrs. Pollard have
had delightful family reunion
For Mrs. Hayes.
Mrs John II. Wight. OF Baltimore, en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon at hand
some tea at her country home, Wild
wood" in the Green Spring Valley. Md,
| In honor of her mother. Mrs. James
Hayes of Richmond. and her sister.
Mrs. Frank Mccullough, Of Norfolk.
| The decorations for the house were
| pink sweet peas and carnations, and
IA long oval of pink flowers adorned
| the tea table. The guests include MEM
bers OF the most fashionable set in
| Baltimore
| Visiting Here.
| Miss Elizabeth Talbot. OF Norfolk, IL
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lorraine
| Rufin. for few days in this city. en-
route TO Maine, where she expects to
spend the remainder OF the summer.
Miss Talbot is a frequent visitor in
/. this city. having spent some time last
lspring with her sister. Mrs. Ruffin.
Luncheon in Norfolk.
Miss Bercena James entertained
Monday afternoon at an attractive
luncheon at her home in Norfolk. COM
| plinientary to Miss Myrtle T. O'Neili.
whose marriage to Reginald Hodgson.
Inesday evening a, 9 O'Clock. The dec
iorations We're in white and yellow, and
THE luncheon was followed by a linen
ishower in honor OF the bride-elect. Mrs.
4, W. P. Taylor presided at the punch
bowl. and Miss James's guests num-
bered Mrs. C. w. O'Neill. Mrs. Town
Isend a. Patterson. Mrs. W. H. c. Stock
ley. Mrs. w. G. Noe. Mrs. j. w. Grim
mer. Miss o'Neil1, Miss Michael. of Mar
ltinsburg. W. Va; Miss Vera Guy. Miss
Nora Lawler. Miss Alta Wood. Miss
Mamie Harlow. OF Richmond: Miss
iNeale, OF Baltimore Miss Marian Ew-
ell. OF Lynchburg. and Miss Pophau, OF
A Edgewater.
CollIer-Sinclair.
4 st. Johns Episcopal Church. Hamp-
ton, was the scene of an attractive
wedding Tuesday afternoon, when Miss
Rowena Sinclair became the bride OF
Howard Frank Collier. Miss Fannie
4 Collier was the maid of honor and
! Charles c. Curtis the best man, while
4 {. NJ. Collier, Robert Wyatt, Cecil SIN
clair and DR.. Henry l. Collier Were the
ushers. The ceremony was performed
by Rev Reverdv Estill. D. D., and the
bride was given in marriage by her
brother Roland Sinclair.
MIR. and Mrs. Collier left last night
for trip to Richmond, Washington
and other points
Cosby-Tntum.
a quiet but pretty wedding took place
Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs.
NJ. II. Tatum, on South Adams Street,
when her daughter. Mary Louise, was
married to Robert William Cosby, in
the presence of relatives and friends.
The rooms We're decorated with grow
ing plants and cut flowers. and the
color scheme was green and white. Rev.
B. F. Lipscomb, D. D.. pastor of the
, couple, officiated, and Mrs Lillian Will
kins rendered the wedding marches and
during the ceremony played 20, Believe
Me-"
Mr.. and Mrs Cosby left at once for
a Northern tour.
Annual Recital.
The annual recital of the pupils OF
Julian Quincy Cole was given at the
Woman's Club on Tuesday. Pupils
heard in recital We're Misses Blanche
Parrish, Rae Reams, Thelma Bailey,
Edith Reams, Ruth Evans. Phyllis
Reans, Hazel Hamilton, Agnes Parrish
!. Hazel Strang. Minnie Cavedo, Thelma
Morris, Gladys Davis and Louise Lane
Mrs. Fred Hagaman and Miss Thurs
ton rendered several vocal solos during
the evening. Mrs. Hagaman has q
splendid soprano voice, and Miss Thurs
ton is talented pupil of Mrs. Hequem-
bourg.
In and Out OF Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and
children have opened their country
home in Amelia county for the sum-
mer.
H. w. Rountree, who has been spend:
. ing few days In Atlantic City, has
returned to Richmond.
Richard Darlington has returned from
Roanoke, where he has been a guest Of
Francis Cooke.
Miss Elizabeth steele. who has beer
: a guest Of friends in Fredericksburg
/ for several weeks. returned to Rich.
mond on Tuesday.
/ Mrs A. F. Robertson has returned
to Stanton after spending some time
with relatives in this city.