The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-20

was the date OF the golden wedding,
1910. supper was served to the $50
guests delightful dance began at
IL o'clock, about nifty couples parti-
cipatins.
Mr.. Williams received as token Of
friendship Of the citizens of Bucking-
ham sl35 in gold, besides scores or
| other handsome presents.
Mr.. Williams is now seventy-seven
years old. He fought through the
Civil War. He was sheriff OF Buck
| ingham for twelve years, from 1896,
and is now chairman Of the Magister
| iai Democratic Committee and mem
Der OF the pension board.
Invitations Received Here.
/ Invitations have been received here
| from Mr.. and aIrs. James Wood John
|! son, of New Brunswick. y. j., for the
! marriage of their daughter Louise
| Wood to sydney Bleeckcr Carpenter.
The ceremony will take place Satur-
| day, June A, at $3.50 o'clock, in Christ
! Church, New Brunwick.
| Tho wedding is of more than usual
iEtarb5t here. where Mr.. Carpenters
| 10 We'll EllpWU dUN HdS rIldiiy
| relatives. Miss Johnsons family is
I prominent in New Jersey. $780,
! Rooscvcit-ButIcr.
Mrs. Henry Addison Alexander has
lTssnea invitarions for the marriage Of
| her daughter, Eleanor Butler, 10
/ Theodore Roosevelt Jr, ON the after
/ noon OF Monday, Jane 20 at o'clock,
! In Fisth aveisue Presbyterian Church,
/ New York Cards for The reception at
4 4:aU O'clock III the residence Of Mr
/ and Mrs. Charles e. Alexander, 4 West
/ Fifty-eighih Street, New York, are
enclosed.
/ Masquerade Ball.
! TUESDAY evening Lieutenant-C Com.
| mander j. B. Patton. u. s. n. and
Mrs Patton gave beautiful masquer-
i in the Navy Yard In Norfolk. in honor
1 OF Miss Elizabeth Marshall Music
1 was furnished by the Naval Post Band
| and the residence was most attrac-
| lively decorated with cut flowers and
ported plants.
Among those invited were: Miss
/ Frances Rowland. OF Philadelphia;
| Misses Helen and Kate DuBose, Miss
/ Edith Balthis, Miss Nancy Nash Miss
/ Mary Mears Gait. Miss Mary Caring
ton Gait. Misses Harr!ette and Eloise
Hunter. Miss Margaret Parker. Miss
Hendriok. Miss Chamberlin Misses
Hendry, of New York; Captain and
Mrs. Chamberlin, Admiral and Mrs
: Marshall, Lieutenant Porter. DR. Reed
! L. S. N; Paynlaster Foxwell. Paymas-
i ter Ellsworth Van Patten, Lieutenan.
Kimmell. Lieutenant Racicot, Messrs
Tredwel Mccabe, causey and Mid
shipman Black
For Miss Knox.
! Mrs. John C. Emmerson entertained
most charn1ingly on Monday at her
cottage at Cape Henry in honor o!
Miss Lou Madison Knox. of Richmond
and Mrs w. r. White. of Newport
Sprays of red rambler and branches oil
myrtle made tine rooms exceedingly
attractive. In the dining room sweet
i peas adorned the table and formed a
centrepiece. Luncheon was followed
by bridge. and the guests of Mrs. EN-
merson were: Mrs. Yates McAllpine
Wilson, Mrs. William Flournoy, Mrs
w. p. White. Mrs. Kenneth McAlpne
Miss Lou Knox. Miss Annie Emner-
son, Miss Bertha Emmerson and Mis-:
A. C. Benning, of Georgia.
COutts-Lucke.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Linda Lucke and Charles
T. coutts. of Richmond. The wedding
which was performed Tueday after
noon at 5 o'clock. at the residence OF
Mrs ]. n. Mullen, Of Washington. BY
Rev. Benjamin D. Cav, was ATTENDED
by small party of relatives.
Plans. ferns and clusters Of spring
blossoms adorned the house. a wed
ding supper was served.
The bride wore her travelling sui
of pastel green cloth with hat o.
the same shade and carried bouque
OF Bride roses.
Evnns-Charles.
Miss NJ. Allie Charles was married
"Wednesday morning to q. ". Evans in
! the home OF the brides sister, Mrs. a.
L. Osborne, on Delaware Avenue
Highland Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
left at noon for trip of two weeks
to Northern points
: Wedding In Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Coley have Is
sued cards announcing the approach.
ing marriage OF their daughter. Mis-:
Frances p. Coley, to Edward Desor
meaux. the ceremony to take place thi:
afternoon at $40 o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, 80 North Street
Norfolk.
| lThompsoM-Pnlmcr.
/ James Perry Thompson. of Elizabeth
| City. n. c.. and Miss Mamie B. Palmer
daughter OF Mrs. l.. 3. Palmer, Wer
quietly married at, the home of TIN
bride, 419 Elm street, Tuesday, by Rev
B. r. Chandler. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp
son will make their future home ii
Elizabeth City, N. c..
/ In ana Out of Town.
i Miss Mary Traylor is spending som
1 time in New York as, the guest Of he
aunt, Mrs. M. l. Gavin.
Miss sLora Crump will leave mex
week TO be the guest Of friends a
Hollins Institute for commencement.