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

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and greens, and an orchestra furnished
the music.
Tho beat man was Ensign EMANUEL
A. LoiGulat, " s. NJ, and the ushers
ware Lieutenant wilbur Thyng. u. =.
NJ c.: Ensign Donald T. Hunter, U. s.
NJ. and Ensign Frank r. Berg, y. $, NJ
They wore tho unlform OF their
rank
The maid of honor was Miss Mary
Emily Cassard, daughter of Chaplain
william q cassard. U. $. N. Of the
Naval Training Station Newport,
whose marriage to Assistant Payn1as-
ter Dallas -. Wainwright. Jr., U. <, NJ,
| will take place in the autumn Her
gown was of pale blue satin, draped
with crystal-studded net, and she car
ried yellow roses.
Tho brideamaids we're Miss Marie
Fielding DashielI Of New York. Miss
saliie warfeld Cockey and Miss
Louise Dill, OF Baltimore.
| They wore gowns OF gold -colored
satin combined with crystal-studded
net. and they carried white roses, The
bride was given away by her father,
She wore an exquisite gown of white
crepe meteor trimmed with duchesse
| and point lace Her veil was OF tulle,
fastened with a bandeau of orange
| blossoms. and she carried bouquet
! Of lilies of the valley and white or
1 chids She wore q necklace of pearls.
an heirloom in her family
A reception followed. after which
/ the bride and bridegroom left for
wedding tourney on their return they
will be in philadelphia where the
| bridegroom is stationed.
To Spend Summer In the North.
Mrs. william r. Turner of lis East
| Franklin Street will leave on June
for Vermont. where she will spend
4 some time with friends. Later Mrs.
Turner will visit in the Adirondacks
and the White Mountains. going to
Canada for the months OF August and
lSeptember.
Leaves for LyncbburE.
Mrs. f. r Robinson. of sig East
1 franklin Street. expects to leave this
week for Lynchburg. While there she
/ will he the guest of Mrs. Don p. Hal
4 se5. and going from Lynchburg, she
will visit Mrs. Bruce Hunt in Roanoke.
Mrs Robinson will spend the remain
der of the summer at the Greenbier
White Sulphur Springs
Observation-Disclosures.
4 Mrs Abby Manly Gwathmev. of l1o5
i East Clay Street. has issued invita-
lions for the marriage Of her daugh.
ter, Alberta, to Linnaeus Nash Pal
more. the ceremony to take place on
the evening Of June 81, at o'clock. In
the First Baptist Church. Both the
bride and groom are widely related
throughout Virginia.. and a number of
guests from all parts of the State will
come 10 Richmond for the wedding,
Sailed From New York.
Mrs. Oscar Cranz. Jr.. and daugh-
tiers, Misses Marie and Helen Cranz,
and Miss Margarita Dcmenech, of this
city. sailed from New York last Sat-
urday at noon on the steamship San
Juan for Porto Rico. They will he
the guests OF Mrs. Cranz's daughter,
Mrs. NJ ". Domenech. who is living at
Ponce.
Musical Friday.
On Friday evening at s:3o o'clock a
I. delightful musicale was given as the
finale OF the season by the vocal pu-
pills of Mrs. Thomas.
A beautiful program was given by
Misses Mary Butler. Virginia Conrad
Elizabeth Montgomery. Oracle Leavitt
Louise White. Ruth Davis. Mary Simp-
son. Helene Theimer, Mrs Wilder
Mrs Baylor and Mt. Brown.
EnEnecme Announced.
Mrs. n. E, Lester announces the en-.
Eagemcnt of her daughter, Daisy Mae
this city, now OF New York. the wed,
ding to take place the latter part Of
July.
Visiting In virginia.
Mrs. j. 3. Bell. formerly Mis-.
Susie Towles, of Richmond. now OF
Grenobie, France. is visiting hel
mother at Massaponax, Va, after
spending few days with her sister
Mrs. Mamie II Leland. In this city
Mrs. Bell was accompanied by her HI
tic son. John Bell.
! House Party ut sandy Hook.
Miss Carrie Phillips was the hostes:
4 for the past week of a most enjoya
bile house party given at her cottage
Phiilips's guests were: Mr. and Mrs
Frank Elliott, Mrs James Redd, o
4 Churchland; MISS Wilson. OF Mary
land; Miss Hyde, of Pennsylvania; Mr.
McBain of Richmond, and Mr.. Hyde
of Baltimore, Md
\ Ainmnne Ten.
) Miss Elicit and the members of tn
first class of her school were the hos
tesses Friday evening at o'clock o
4 a very charming tea in honor of tn
.Alumnac Association. The rooms wer
attractively arranged with man,
8 bowls and vases of daisies, the schoo
:
= also carried out the color idea Man.
I of the alumnae called to meet the frs
class. and the entertainment was Il
all respects a Very delightful one.
Miss Elicit received with the mem
hers of the class, as follows: Mise
Genevieve Lathrop. president; Edmo
MIA Lancaster Adelaide Rothert, ophe
liza Minor. Doris Jones. Mary Temp
kins, Mary Lee Pell, Louise CrenshaN
y Sarah Poor. Charlotte Jones Elizabet
:. Bentley. Louise Ramsdell, lsabt
-lJones, Kate Taylor, Mary Walsl
Carrie Cary, Katherine Staten, Mar
Boyd. Martha Roberts, Mary Mine
K Diggs and Austen Bertrand.
Musical Last Week.
The pupils of Mrs. L. c. Tucker
music class gave a recital last Nor
day evening at her studio, at the col
ner of Fifth and Grace Streets
very attractive program was rendere
y the feature of the evenings entertain
= ment being a violin solo by Miss Iss
, bel Fuller, pupil of Miss Annie Reir
/. hardt. Certificates of distinction wei
i J dinlonas delivared and II