The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-31

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vas. University banners and colors
were the only decorations. Beautiful
music was furnished by a Washington
orchestra.
The pretty and very intricate figures
were led by Jack Pinnier and Miss
Elizabeth Gaines, OF warrenton.
| Among the dancers were Misses
Gaines. Towles, Lille. Simpkins, Neale,
Mcclure. Peyton. McColuck. Floyd,
shetzline. Wilson. Johnston. woodall,
Hill. Anderson. LeFevre, yandergritt,
Schuyler, Weems, Shepherd. Harvey,
McCaulish, Woods, Cosby. Weatherby,
futile. Woods. Mrs. Keys.
Messrs. Long, Christian, Tazewell,
F. and l.. Cooke, Nelson. Caves Floyd,
PinnIer. Gather. Cecil. Dovell. j. and
II. Brown. Murphy, Grant. Crumpe De-
laney. Williams. Mcdonald, Faulkner,
Dobie. Towles. Beach. Howell, Marvel,
Stephens. Straus. Stanton. Darlington,
Crlbcrtson. Sutton, Blackford Glass,
charrinston. Warner. Harrison. McCul-
Tough. Jenkins. gilbert. Butler. Rob
ertson, Or. LeFevrc. DR.. Byrd Trotter.
Chaperons = Mesdames Alderman.
Thornton, Harmon, George Mason. Ten.
$3.50 sSpbfN-A' IHT-
vim, Lille. Minor, Campbell Boone, pitts,
Woods. Bradish. Rogers Payne, Trot-
ter Somerville and Boocock
Connt and Countess In baltimore.
The Count and Countess Cesare da
consurbia and their small son. For
tnnato arrived in Baltimore TUESDAY
evening. and are registered at the
stafford Later they Will visit the
countess uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Hall Harris
Countess da Conturbia was formerly
Miss Claire Patterson, Of Baltimore.
and is the stepdaughtcr OF DayId
Stewart. OF Baltimore. The home OF
| the count and countess is at Milan.
where they have beautiful villa. and
they spend the winters In Rome. where
they are prominent in italian society
The countess has not been In Baltf-
more for number of years. and her
visit Is being anticipated with grea.
pleasure BY her friends,
approaching Weddings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Robertson.
of stanton. have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter,
Susie Baldwin, and Peyton Cochran. of
the same place. which will take place
Tuesday evening, April IL, In the Rob-
ertson home.
The wedding is of great interest in
Richmond and throughout the state
on account of the wide family con-
ncction of both bride and bridegroom
Miss Robertson. who is a granddaugh-
ter OF the late A. II. H Stuart, Is a
niece of Mrs. Hunter Mcclure. of this
city, and has visited here on many
occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Eppes an
nounce the approaching marriage on
April II. at il o'clock. at the Sacred
Heard Cathedral, OF their daughter,
amy Marie Josephine. to Heinrich G..
Freriks. Jr.. of Anthem, Holland. Mr.
Freriks is a graduate in music of the
Anthem Conservatory of Music. and has
been teaching violin piano and clarl-
onet ever since he came to Richmond
three years ago at the Richmond Con.
servatory OF Music. He and his bride
will spend several months in Holland
and Germany, and will return to Rich
mond about July /.
Engagement Announced.
j. NJ. Jennings, of Toano. Va, an
nounces the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Mary Grace Jennings, to Frank
Beale Martin. of New York CITY, son
of Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Newton Martin.
OF Jersey City. The wedding will take
place In the early autumn.
Meeting To-day.
Mrs. Cameron Johnson, returned
missionary from Japan. will address
the Woman's Missionary Society OF
Grace Street Baptist Church this af-
tcrnoon at o'clock in the church par
lcrs, Her subject will be Japan"
n
The bridge tournament at the Wo-
mans Club to-morrpw evening Will
begin promptly at $50 o'clock, md
members are asked to register their
tables before 10 o'clock on Friday
morning, Members are privileges to
ask gentlemen partners.
Visitors Entertained.
Several members of the Delaware
College baseball team We're enter
tanned during their short stay in Rich
mond Tuesday by James Patton, Hen
ry Powell and other members Of the
Kappa Alpha Fraternity. They We're
taken over tho city for an automobile
ride and We're the guests of honor at
a luncheon rendered them at the JEFF
ferson Hotel. Manager John Lyndall,
Ned Porter, Laurence Cam and Mel
son Thoroughgoodd were tho Kappa
Alphas on tho Delaware team.
Meeting Friday.
Mrs Peyton Harrison, formerly Miss
Garrett, of Williamsburg, will talk to
the Woman's Auxiliary to the Board
of Missions of st, Paul's Church about
her work among the Indians Mem
bers OF all auNlliaries in the city are
most cordially Invited to be present
The meeting will BIO held in the sun
day school room OF st. Paul's on Fri
day. April i, at 70 noon.
Recital ct the conservatory OF aIusic.
There will be a recital at the Rich
mond Conservatory of Music, sos East
Grace Street at sac O'Clock tomorrow
evening An attractive program has
been arranged and the public Is COR
daily invited to attend.
In and Out OF Town,
MISS Annie Lynn wilkins. Of Wash
tnEton. D. G., will he the house guest