The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-30

ooHB was prayed very softly during !
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins Will spend sew
eral days at Virginia Beach, later GO
Ing to Baltimore, and on their return
will make heir home at Alton, va.
Among the out OF town guests for
| the occasion were DR.. and Mrs II. S. |
Goodman, CO cary. Miss; Mrs. ]. r.
Millner. Miss Millncr,, Of Lynchburg;
Miss Hattie Bugg, Miss Anne Richard
son. of Farmyille. Va; Miss Jane
| Wilkins, L. g. Wilkins, DIR. John owen, |
of Turbcville, Va; Clarence, r. Belts,
of Salisbury; N. c.
Miss Trnnt EntertaIns.
MISS Rosa Pendleton Trant, OF this
city, who Is spending some time at
the Rockbridge alum Springs. Va, en-
tcrtained the younger set very charm-
ingly at porch party on Kentucky Row
last Monday night The porch was at
tractivcly decorated in ferns and
| goldenroI and brightly Illuminated
with Japanese lanterns. Some of those
| present were Misses Elizabeth Ernest,
Carrie Woryell. Julia Ellyson. Florrie
Lee Taylor, Agnes Ernest. Mary Wad-
| dill. Frances Mayer, Ada Trant, Lillian
| Hughes. Josephine Handy. Rosa Trant;
w. w. LaPrade. n. p. Quentin, A. A..
w. owen, Jr.. Paul English, j. M.
Hundley. G. S. Rembert, +. b. Webster
| g. ID. wiltshire. T. S. Patterson, Charles
Karst. c. p. simonds Mrs. r. II. Tran,
and Mrs. Arthur Cannon chaperoned
the party.
To Attend Picnic. -.
1 The officers Of the Richmond Chap
ter. United Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy, have been invited by the Chess
! terfeid Chapter. United Daughters of
the Confederacy. to be present at the
annual Confederate picnic at Chester
field Courthouse, which takes place on
\ September 2.
/ Musk Bull.
| 4 very delightful mask ball was
| given at the Heights Hotel, Buena
Vista. last Tuesday evening. The cos
tunes were lovely and many of them
most elaborate and effective. Among
those dancing in costume were Miss
| Mildred Spencer. OF Roanoke as q
japanese girl; Miss Margaret Folge,
of Richmond. as Carmen Miss Ada
Schultz. of Baltimore. as Spanish
dancer; Miss Marguerite Wills, of
Dallas. Tex Grecian girl; Miss Dorothy
Van Week, of Baltimore. as French
maid: Miss Thompson. or Memphis, as
Folly: Miss Young. as "Old Glory; Miss
Barksdaic. as Nun; Miss Wingfeld,
of Petersburg. a H1antom: Miss Eva
Duyal. OF BueDa Vista. a Chinese
Mrs. e. e. Spencer of Roanoke, a
Red Cross nurse, Mrs. Hale, of New
+ York, as Peggy from Paris: Mrs Peugh.
OF Petersburg, as Night; Mrs. +. w.
Schultz. of Baltimore, as .. Colored
Nanny; Mrs Hooper of Baltimore,
3 as Madame Butterfly; Mrs J. Folge.
OF Richmond. as Colonial Dame; Miss
Elsie Wills. of Dallas, Tex; as a
Spartan Maid; Miss Virginia Wills. oil.
Dallas. as Mother Goose; Mrs. Phelps,
of New York. as Martha Washington;
Mrs. Martin, OF Richmond. as Puritan
maiden; Messrs Cox, of Buena Vista.
| Townsend, of Norfolk; Peugh, OF Pc
! tersburg; Motley. of Buena Vista:
Hooper, OF Baltimore; Taylore. OF
Washington; White. OF Norfolk. Rich
ardson. Of Blackshnrg; S. H. Burks,
of Buena Vista: Van Week. of Balti-
more; John Folse. OF Richmond; II. Ii.
Burks, OF New Orleans; Stricken, of
Richmond. Sender. of Washington; Ro-
bertson, of New York; Reeves of Lex.
inston; Thompson. of Buena Vista; An-
derson, of Lexington; Schultz, of Bal
timore; mccarthy, of Alta Vista; L. II.
wills. of Dallas. Tex.
Fl ENLIGHTENMENT Announced.
Mrs. Il. T. Hancock announces the
engagement of her granddaughter,
L
Alvin Meissim. of st. Louis. Mo. No
date has been announced for the we'd
ding, which Will probably be cele-
brated some time in the coming fall.
Williamsburg Wedding.
marriage Of interest and some
surprise to society in williamsburg
during the past week was that OF
Miss Charles. daughter of ]. s. Charles
of that city, to c. Barnes, son of ex-
l ~i.I, Ioo,~ bn
place very quietly in Richmond, the
Rev. Merritt. former pastor of the
bride, officiating. DR.. c. c. Hall ac-
companied the couple.
Ocheltree-Ro,yc.
Mrs r. e. Thomas announces the
! marriage of her daughter. Edythe Vir-
GINA Rowe to Joseph Lindsey Ochel-
tree the ceremony having taken place
yesterday at the Fifth Street Baptist
Church. Washington D. c.. DR.. Charles
S. Gardner .oflciating. After an ex-
tree will go to Norfolk. where they
expect to make their home in the flu
ture.
. Registered at NViIloughby Club.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Willoughby Club are: Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Wills. of Richmdnd Miss
Margaret wills, OF R1chmond Miss
Claire Burgesser, or Baltimore; Mrs
Gatchell Miss Mario Gatchell. Miss
Maude Baggett and Miss Elsie Small
of Washington; Mrs. William Blow
Mrs. Paul Anderson, Miss Virginia
Anderson, and Paul Anderson, Of Lex
: ington, KY, and Miss Georgia Fore
; man, Of Norfolk county.
In and Out Of Town.
/ Judge and Mrs. w. u. Homes. OF
Boydton, Va, and their son and daugh-
ter, Professor and Mrs. NJ. G. Homes
of the University of South Carolina
are at. the Greenbrier White.
MISS Margaret Williams, of Danville
| who was recently operated on for APP
y pendicitis at the Virginia Hospital
: here, is slightly improved.
u. P. Gordon will return to his
home in THIS city, after visit &c
Spotsylvania. NORFOLK and Washihs-
ton.
Miss Pearl Murray left Richmond
Wednesday to spend some time Vlsl''
ine relatives in Southern Georgia.
Mrs. Cora Hix. who has been the me
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