The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-02
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Six and Seuen-Inch
Fancy Ribbons,
Values up to Csc,
To-Day 23c yard

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First and Second Companies of Con-
| ncctiout Foot Guards. Of Hartford
| and New Haven, the First Light In
fantry, of Providence, K. l.. and dole
! cations from the Ancient and Honor
/ able Artillery of Boston, and the
Washington Grays, Of Philadelphia,
/ will take part, opening the reception.
| jCotnciI of Jewish Women
Tho eighth general meeting of the
Council OF Jewish Women will be held
in the Sabbath school room of Temple
| Beth Ahabah to-day at =. NJ.
Tho chairman of the various com
| mittees VIII read reports of the work
| accomplished during the past year.
/ which will be followed by the election
/ of officers for the ensuing year. At
| the close OF the business meeting n
musical program will be rendered con-
slsting of violin solos by Mrs. c. q,
| Hequcmbourg, accompanied by Mrs.
! Sig. Hut2ler.
All members and friends OF the
council are requested to be present.
TO spend Summer Abrond.
Mrs l. n. Vaughan and her two
sons, Frank and Boxly Vaughan, ex-
I pect to LEAVE shortly for New York.
! from which city they will sail for
I Europe to spend the summer months
| tinent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude NJ. Dean will
| spend several months in Europe this
| summer. They will sail from New
| York on June 25 on the steamship
Carmania. of the Cunard Line.
Returned From Abroad.
Colonel and Mrs. George Barnett
| formerly Mrs. Basil Gordon, sailed
1 from Nagasaki, Japan, April 30. Cor
! this country. Arriving in Baltimore,
they win open their town house On
Charles Street. for few weeks. and
4 later will go to Wakefield Manor, In
! Virginia, for the summer.
Woodruff-Dunford.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
| nized Wednesday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock at the home of the brides
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. b. Danforl.
Cottage Place, Portsmouth. when their
daughter, Miss Sallie j. Dunfod, be-
4 came the bride OF Harvey c. wood
| ruff The ceremony was performed By
! the Rev o. Wright. pastor of Cottage
\ Place NJ f. Church. The parlors We're
1 illuminated with candclabra and dec
Grated with palms and cut flowers.
The bride entered the parlor on tho
arm of her brother Virgil II. Dunford.
! who gave her away. She was becom-
ingly attired in q blue Shantuns SILK
travel.og suit. with hat and gloves to
| match, and carried bouquet OF bride
roses and Inaidenhair fern
Her sister. Carolyn Dunford, hand
somely attired IN blue messaiine en-
pire. gown. carrying La France roses.
was maid of honor. The bridesmaid
was Miss Annie Hodges. gowned in
pink messaline. carrying pink sweet
peas The groom was attended by his
best man. Charlie Fayher. The Misses
Gladys and Ethel Alexander. nieces OF
the bride. carrying pink and white
The brides nephew, Master T. Frank
McCloskey, was ring-bearer. The bride
entertained the bridal party the eve
ming before. The ceremony WIS Wit
messed by large gathering of rela-
lives and friends Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff
left on the Baltimore boat for an ex-
tended Northern tour, including Can
ada and the Thousand Islands.
Guests Mt Sweetbrinr.
Quite n number of Richmonders are
al sweetbriar College for the May Day
celebration Mrs. Louis f. Cutchins.
Sweetbriar student. is visiting Miss
take part in the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. 3. Valentine are
guests of Miss Caroline Sparrow Miss
Doris Jones of Miss Ellen Ball. Miss
Annie Laurie Haynes of Miss Sims.
Miss Archer Joynes OF Miss Lanier
Dunn. Mrs. A. D. Atkinson and Miss
Morgan of the Misses Erwin. The beau
tiful season renders the lawn at Sweet
hriar an ideal setting for an open
air May Day fete.
Stay-at- Home Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on Friday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Robins. on
South Third Street. Four tables were
engaged and the highest score was
made by Mrs. Bland Smith and S. w.
! Travers. The club will meet next time
with Miss Margaret Morson. at S3s
West Grace Street
Meeting This Afternoon.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Florence Crittenton Circle of Rich
mond Will be held at the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association building
4 this afternoon at o'clock. and not e.
as formerly. Members are asked to
: be present.
Open Country Place.
Mrs. Henry 3. Gilpin and her daugl,-
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more last Saturday for their summer
home at Boyce Va. Mr.. Gilpin and
4 his son, Donald Gilpin, will occupy an
; apartment at the Severn for the pres
: ent spending the week-ends in vir-
ginia.
Observation-Disclosures,
very pretty wedding took place
Thursday morning in the home of w
w. Spratley. 603 West Grace Street
when his sister, Miss Margaret SprAt
ley. became the bride of Joseph F
AIea dows. of Oxford, N. G. The Rev
H. D. c. Maclachlan performed thu
ceremony.
Miss spratley is we'll known II
Richmond, where she has wide circle
Of relatives and friends. Mr.. Meadow
is a leading tobacconist Of Oxford
N. c.
Pupils Recital.
: Miss zelle Minors pupils had thei
usual class meeting Friday Afternoon
in her studio, IL lie North Third
Street. and the following program wa
9 rendered:
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