The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21

Of only the immediate families Tues
day evening at O'Clock in the par
lors of the First Baptist church. Mrs.
Gwathmey has recalled ali invitations
to the wedding because of the death
Of Mr. Charles Talbot.
] Tyree- Wilkinson.
Miss Susie r. Wilkinson, Of this
+ city, and MIR Marshall Tyree, Of Lex
/ ington, Va, We're married on Saturday
afternoon at . O'Clock at the home of
7 Or. T. Franklin Bryan. who per-
formed the ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Tyree left Immediately for Lexing-
ton, where they will make their hohae.
/ Called Meeting.
There viii be called meeting Of
the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock In the Confederate Museum.
This meeting viii be held in place of
the regular monthly meeting on the
last Wedne sday of eacn month As
this will be the last session of the
society until the fall, ful attendance
Is desired,
For tho Shelteripg Arms.
A moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap
for the benhi't OF the Shelterlng Arms
Free Hospital will be given by st.
Iohn's circle OF Kings Daughters on
Thursday evening, June 20.
Prizes to Southern Women.
A notable fact of which all Southern
women arc Justly proud is that iB the
Interstate Literary contest instituted
by the General Federation Of Wonen's
Clubs. both prizes were captured by
women OF the South. Miss Florence
Trait, OF Frederick. Md, won the sec
ond prize with a paper on THE ORR
gin of Italian Literature Miss Trail
has long been a student of Italian art
and literature, and has published a
history OF Italian literature, in two
volumes and another one on study in
Criticisms" The first prize in the
contest was won by q woman of Ken
lucky The articles were. not signed
SO were judged on merit. alone, Mrs.
/ May Alden Ward was chairman af the
committee.
| To Take Trip Abroad.
! AIR Claude NJ. Dean, deputy clerk of
the United States Circuit Court of
Appeals. will leave Thursday. accom-
panied by Mrs. Dean. for New York
and viii sail Saturday for two
tnonths' European tour. While away
MIR and Mrs. Dean expect is visit
England, France, Switzerland, Ger
many Austria aud Bavaria.
Personals.
/ Mrs. Philip s. Powers, and son, of
/ 1410 Park avenue, left Sunday for
Charleston. West Virginia. where they
viii remain until September.
Misses Louise and Ellen Jenkins and
Miss Constance Juno, who have been
! "a M MPG N
this city, have returned to their homes
in Charlottesville.
Mr.. Hamilton Claiborne sailed Sat
urday from Philadelphia for Liverpool
to be absent several months,
Mrs John Page and Miss Virginia
Page are guests of Mrs. A. w Mates,
in Suffolk, Va.
Mrs b. A. Johnson, who has been
visiting relatives near GoIdsboro, N.
c., has returned to her home on West
Clay street,
/ MIR Benjamin r. Golden who mas
been spending the winter at 2i2S Park
avenue attending school has left for
his home in West Virginia
Mrs. o. B. Foy. of West Clay street.
who with her son, has visiting Mr.. and
! AIRS. Frank Foy near Pollocksvllle. n.
C.. has returned 10 her home in this
city.
! MIR. and Mrs. S. A. Smyth spent
the week end in Suffolk, as the
guests of Mrs. Smyth's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Nurney
Miss Mary Bail. who has been visit :
| ing friends in Alexandria and Fairfax
has returned 10 Richmond
Miss Courtney Crump. who has been
the guest of Miss Flora Mason in
Fredericksburg for several days has
left by steamer for Mt Airy. where
she viii spend some time.
! Miss Mamie Mcclure. of Berryville.
4 is the guest Of relatives in Richmond.
| The Rev r. j. McBryde, is spend
Ing several days in this city
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cochran. OF
| stanton, are the guests OF Mr.. and
1 Mrs. Minor Woodward
| Mrs Bette Wallace has returned
I from Fredericksburg. when she was
the guest Of Mrs Josephine Wallace.
y y"
/ Miss Madge Freddy Is attending
the summer session of the University
| of Virginia.