The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-14
Social and
2 er sonal

INVITATIONS have been received
here for tho marriage Of Miss Sa-
rah Louise Burton. daughter OF
Bishop and Mrs. Burton. OF Lexington,
KY, to Henry Cayanaugn Milward. also
of that city. the ceremony to take
placeion Wednesday evening, June 20,
at $3.50 o'clock. In Christ Church Ca
thedfal, Lexington. Ky.
"A large reception Will follow the
ceremony at the home of the brides
parents, and a number Of the most
prominent society people Of Virginia
and Kentucky have been Included In
the invitations.
Miss Burton has q wide circle of
friends in Richmond. and has fire.
quently visited In the city as the
guest Of Mics Mary Butler and Miss
Lenore Tinsley. Her marriage viii he
q notable event in the fashionable 10
ciety set in Kontucky. where she mas
been among the most beautiful girls
presented to society IN Lexington for
the past several years.
TO spend Summer nj Country Place.
Mrs William Hodges Mann expects
TO spend the summer months at ner
home in Nottoway county. Governor
Mann Will not be away for the entire
summer. but Will go to his country
home for the week ends.
has been "A guest at the Executive
Mansion for a few days recently.
AT Washington and Lee.
Miss jeanne Cooke, OF Roanoke. and
Misses Margaret Philips of Suffolk,
and Gladys Crane, OF Fort smith, Ark.
pre- spending this week at Washing
ton and Lee University. where they
Will attend the germans given by the
students commencement. The party
,,.oiy, / nxt IN ct IN In
private car, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs Lucian Cooke. and Will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs Harry 81,
George Tucker. at Col Alto
Other guests of Mr., and Mrs Tuck
er are Misses Frances Bryan, of An
napolis; Rosa Duncan sharper. of
Wilkes Barre. Pa; Emily Hughes. OF
Fortress Monroe; Laura Pendleton and
Laura Tucker, OF Lexington. Va.
Among other entertainments given in
honor of their house guests Mr ind
Mrs Tucker were hosts OF dance
last week at col Alto Decorations
were In crimson flowers and numbers
of Japaneses lanterns.
Sailed From New York.
Mrs. II. G. Freeman. Of 222 South
Third Street. sailed from New York
yesterday for Naples with her friend,
Mrs. Joseph Knott. OF Baltimore Mrs,
L TeeTnhn VIII tour llhfS, btliIlhlSt ilisi
Low Countries. France and England,
returning to Richmond some time in
September. She Will probably be
aoined by other members Of the family
with whom she Will conclude the rest
of her journey. During Mrs. Free
mans absence. her two children will
be with their srandnother. Mrs G. X.
Mallory. in Iawrenceville, Va.
Quarterly Meeting.
The quarterly meeting of the Wo-
mans missionary Union of tho East
Hanover Prcsbytery Will be held in
the Presbyterian Church at Ashland
This afternoon at 1870 O'Clock.
Mrs. Frank Price. Of China, will
make an address. and all women In
terested IN missions are cordially in
vited TO attend officers and delegates
are urged to attend. as there is bust
ness of importance 70 be transacted
Cars leave Chesapeake Bay Station. at
Broad and Laurel streets, at 2;in r.
AZ. and returning Will leave Ashland
every hour
For Mrs. Skinker.
Mrs. Frederick Valentine entertained
several relatives informally last even
ing at her homo on Park Avenue to
meet her cousin. Mrs. Charles skinker,
,ot Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. John Tyler
will on "Wednesday evening also en-