The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
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tr File engagement OF Miss Mary Toy
ster, or Norfolk, to William n
i White, Jr, the son OF Presiden
William II. White. OF the Richmond
Tredericksburg and Potomac railroad
and Mrs. White, who have their home
in Richmond, has just been announc.
ed. III
Mrs Richard H. Cooke, Of Norfolk
entertained at luncheon Tuesday In
1,onorsof Mrs William Stamps Register
and the cnga cement Of MISS Roystet
and Mr.. White was announced during
the course Of the luncheon.
Table decorations In whitsj chrysan-
themums and ferns developed the color
scheme OF green and white Place cards
We're inscribed with miniatures OF
bride and groom-to-be.
The wedding date has not yet been
made public.
Sniith-IennOItls.
The wedding OF Miss Caroline Cor
1 don Rennolds. daughter of Mr.. and
AIRS. r. g. Rcnnolds, of 202 East
Franklin Street. to Hiram Moore
Smith. son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. II. NJ.
Smith, was celebrated in st. James
Episcopal. church at o'clock yester-
day afternoon, the Rev. William Meade
Clark, d. D.. rector OF the church.
officiating.
Miss Nellie Rennolds, sister OF the
bride, was maid OF honor, and Gordon
Smith. the groom's brother. was best
man. f
The bridesmaids and groomamen
were: Miss Roberta Trigg Miss Sarah
Hamilton. OF Petersburg; Miss May
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Ella Buck; Francis Cox, OF Penola.
N. c.: George Forsythe. OF New York;
Gaylord Clarke, OF Baltimore; Robert
Pollard. Stuart Christian and Addison
Rennolds.
The church was thronged with a
large crowd OF elegantly att!red and
fashionable people from in and out
. OF town.
Miss Rennolds. since her debut. made
here several winters ago, has been .
leading figure in the social life OF
fRIchniond's younger set.
The ceremony at the church was
Followed by a reception at the Rem
nolds homo to the bridal party and
Intimate friends OF the family. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith left last evening for
house on West avenue when they
return. Mr.. Smith Is member OF the
Richmord bar and is we'll known in
its social and country clubs.
,WalIer-Enves.
The marriage. of Miss Mary Emma
Eaves to Frank S, Waller was quietly
celebrated on Tuesday at 1907 West
Avenue. the Rev. Ryland Knight. D. D..
officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller will be at home
ITO their friends at ali West Marshall
Street after November 10.
Walker-schuItx.
The wedding of Miss Ella ". Schultz
of scottsviile. to a. r. Walker, or
Bedford City was celebrated in the
parlors OF Centenary Methodist Church
Rev j. ". Latham. D. D., officiating
ar. and Mrs. Walker left Immediately
after the ceremony for their future
home a; Bedford City.
Miss Powelrs Dance.
Miss Ruby Powell was hostess OF
halloween dance last evening, given
IN the Crenshaw house, on the corner
OF Adams and Main Street.
The rooms and halls were tastefully
decorated with pumpkin heads. autumn
leaves and apples hung from strings.
and number of japanese lanterns FUR
nished illumination. There were about
the weirdness OF the picture, the ladies
all wore white Gominos and masks. AT.
II o'clock all masks were removed,
and the jolly party danced until l "A.
NJ The hostcss's mother. Mrs. W. l..
Powell. and Mrs. Penthouse assisted In
receiving.
Alumnae to Meet.
rhe alumnac or Pegrams Seminary
VIII hold Its regular meeting Saturday,
S. at the home OF the. Presi-
dent, Miss 1c.nora Miller, Tas West
Main Street. from 4 to s o'clock. All
former students are asked to attend.
Miss Whiting to he Presented.
Miss Julia y. Whiting. daughter or
DIR. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting.
1crmeriy of Virginia, but now OF Wash.
lngton. ID. e.. VIII be presented to
society at a tea to be given by Mrs.
Whiting on December $. at their resi-
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