The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-28
Social and
Personal.

n N rs. JULIAN BINFoRD, Of 10s
MI West Grace Street announces
the engagement of her daugh-
Ter, Lillian, to Frank j. Mccarthy, the
wedding to be celebrated In HE early
autumn. Miss Blnford has been ote OF
the most admired girls in Richmond
society since her formal debu. several
years ago. and the engagement is one
OF the most interesting announced tlns
spring.
Mr. Mccarthy is prominent IN cirb
circles and widely reiateI throughout
tlIc State
whiting AT Virginia Iicncii.
Miss Marie Lghtfoot viii be the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Fisher during
The month or April at Virginia Beach.
Miss Fisher has taken the Chrfstian
cottage for that month, and VIII ho
the hostess of number Of week end
eral Richmond people
Returned From the West.
Miss Emily Cunningham Lyman. wto
mas been spending the past six months
visiting her father aud friends in
Arizona and California has returned
TO the city. and IS tho guest n, ner
sfandmother. Mrs George H. Cunning
nam, at tho Chesterfield Miss LYMAN
was much entertained during her stay
Visiting Hero.
Miss l-andon Rives. Of Castle mr."
Va Is the guest or friends N Rich.
mnnd Tor several weeks. Princess
Irouhetzkoy Is still at Castle nm,
hut VIII shortly leave for Eurone
where she will spend the summer "a
her villa on tho shores OF I.alsc Ma
siore. Italy
brilliant RcccptIon
Says an exchange or March -.
y brilliant reception tool ulaco v.s
leraaN afternoon on the Dolphin when
The ward room officers entertained IN
Nonor OF the retiring commander. Leu.
tcnant-c commander r. Il. Johnston. ana
airs Johnston, who will leave shorty
ior Newport, Lleuteuant-C Commander
1ohhston$ new post Tic recognition
was from until o'clock. and there
Vas dancing on the upper decks during
.nG afternoon, The ship was beauti-
ItiilE decorated with quantities or
growing plants vases filled with aow-
ers and Tags and banners
Mrs. Meyer wife Of the Secretary ~
INC Navy Mrs. Reekman Winthrop
ana Mrs. NJ, r. Mclean received tho
guests Mrs. Leutze aud Mrs. Beatty
presided at the tea table.
The officers who gave the reception
We're Lieutenant ]. Downes. Ensign
toward, Ensign Lake, Ensign Thorn
son, DR. ~ T. Mclean and paymasterI
i. r. Mcdonald. The guests. number
ing several hundred. included members
Of the Cabineti army and navy circles
and society in general Among those
present We're President and Mrs. Taft
Sice-President and Mrs Sherman SEN
ator and Mrs. Carter, Senator and Mrs
oliver, Senator and Mrs. Hepburn, SEN
alor and Mrs Dickson. Senator and
Mrs Clark. Senator Penrose, Represen-
;ative and Mrs. Butler. Admiral am,
Mrs. Dewey, Admiral and Sirs. Potter
Admiral and Mrs Nicholson. Surgeon
General and Mrs. Stokes. General and
Mrs. Mcshire. Secretary of War and
Mrs Dickinson, Captain and Mrs Lo-
gan. the ward room officers of the
Mayhower, members of the diplomatic
corps and many others representing
official circles OF Washington
Mrs Johnston formerly made her
home In this city. and Is most pleas
antiy remembered here as Miss Pegram.
iiradIcy-Vt'cbstcr.
Miss Bertha Marie Webster, daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George n Webster.
Of New York City, will be married to
Theodore Miller Bradley, OF Fredericks-
burg, al O'Clock this evening, at the !
home of Miss Nebstcr's uncle, William
I. Hutchins, 504 Franklin Terrace.
Baltimore. Rev. Carroll T. Harding, |
pastor of Epiphany Episcopal Church. |
will ofiiciate. and after the ceremony a
reception will be held in the home.
Mr.. Dreamer to Talk.
James J. Dreamer will talk to the |
members of the Equal Suffrage League
of Virginia on Friday evening. April /, \
at sis o'clock. in the league rooms, |
3o7 East Franklin Street. The subject
of the address Will be Labor Condi- |
tions in Virginia.
The hour has been announced for
the evening. instead of the afternoon,
so as to allow all members and friends