The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-24

will be a very fashionable affair. The
bride-elect .as several times visited
IN Richmond, and has a number OF
friends here.
oiend-Jennfngs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Booker len
nings have issued invitations for the
marriage Of their sister, Miss Lillic
Taylor Jennings. and the Rev. George
OTIS Mead, the ceremony to take place
on Wednesday evening. June 7, at 8
O'Clock in the Church of the Holy
Trinity. a reception for the bridal
party and out-of-town guests Will fol-
low the ceremony at 1882 Park Ave-
nue.. the home OF the brides brother.
Mrs. Freeman Dame Will be the
brides dame Of honor. and Miss Mary
Mead. of C~.lristiansburg. a sister OF
the groom. will attend her as maid of
honor. Ernest Mead. OF this city, will
be his brothers. best man, and the
ushers Will include Freeman Dance,
Frank Powers. DIR. Greer Baughman,
J. NJ. Waller and Paul Shafer. OF Rich
nond: Rev. George Best, of Suffolk:
Dr. r. G. Eckles. of West Virginia;
DR.. l.. a. Robertson. of Danville.
Commencement Invitations
The faculty and students OF The
Southern Female College nave issued
invitations for the commencement ex-
e%rcises. graduating. recital and college
play taking place at that institution
next week. The exercises will ali take
place In College Hail, PETERSBURG z, and
O. number of Richmond people will go
TO that city to attend the affair.
Entertained in Germantown
A recent Philadelphia exchange con
tnins the following:
Mrs. D. English Dallam was the
guest OF honor at a bridge party given.
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. George
Franklin Brown, at her homo IN p-iec
street. Germantown. The guests in
Guided Mrs. Charles S. Starr. Mrs.
Robert Clinton Wright. Mrs. Thomas
Chamberlain. Mrs. George Franklin
brown, Miss Esther Caldwell Keen.
Mrs. j. Nicholas Mitchell, Miss Helen
l. Coates. Miss Dora a. Jones. Miss
Mellor. Miss Susan L. Bruce,
MISS Harriet Booth and Miss Edith
Gorham. 800
Mrs. Dallam was. before her mar.
riase In January. Miss Lily Montgon,-
cry West. OF this city.
rorfoik EnRuHcments
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. o'Neill aunounce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Berntce Landlord. 10 Roland Francis
Heath of Game, Wiltshire. England.
alt. and Mrs. arthur James Miller
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage or their daughter.
Lucy May, TO William Augustus keefe.
the ceremony to a k place on Thurs,
day. June l. at Lakeside. Virginia
Beach. ~
Visiting In Virginia.
Miss Edith Hatcher. who has been
Tor the past yea in .,ew York and al
bryn Mawr. Pa, Is at her home,
20 ArRhv Hahn - ~ --uN.T'
Tor q week. Miss Hatcher and her
sister. Mss Elizabeth Hatcher, are
sailing on May 80 on the steamship
holland. OF the American Line. Il.
spend some time in Europe. They
expect TO attend the music festival al
%iunich and also visit Berlin AND
Dresden. slinding the greater par. OF
the summer. however. in Vienna.
stny-at-IIoIlc Whist Club.
ING Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on Monday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Henningham Spilman. sos Fl,yd
Avenue. Four tables were engaged
and the highest score was made bv
Mrs, a. +. Wilmer and Miss e. M. Har-
we. me next meeting of the club
VIII be held on Monday night al ,he
residence OF Miss Sue Gordon, GIG West
Grace Street.
Visiting Here.
II :. SOON, Mrs. Booth and Miss
Sooth' OF Carter's Grove, are SPEND
tns some m In this city at 2l5 East
= rankin Street. Their son. who re-
longs 10 the United States NAVY. and
Is attached TO the 'battleship Virgins
mas recently been advanced from mid
shipman to the rank of lieutenant.
Pleasing Recitnl.
shaded lights and quantities OF lovely
movers decorated the auditorium of
the Jefferson Hotel on Monday even
ing Tor the commencement exercises
OF Mrs. Thurston's School OF Express
sion. \ large audience was present
and the music very attractive. Miss
Aileen Hord won the scholarship
medal and Miss Marguerite Stoltz and
eileen Hord were awarded medals for
excellence. a very attractive
was rendered by the pupils and grad
yates of the school. and the audience
was most enthusiastic in a%pplauding
the different numbers.
In and Out Of Town.
MISS Kathleen Caughy left yester-
day for Washington. and will sail from
New York on Saturday for Naples.
Captain and Mrs. Andrew Pizzini
left yesterday for Atlantic city, where
they will occupy their cottage for the
suInmer.
Miss Wright. of Tappahannock. is
the guest OF the Misses Glazebrooke
for some time.
Miss Elsie Ingram will leave town
shortly to visit Mrs Pratt at her home.
in Richmond county.
Miss Ella Binford, of this city, IS
the guest of Miss Cora Fields at her
home In Baltimore.
Mrs. Tunis, of Norfolk. is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. w. W, Sale, In
this city.
Miss Nellie Talbot has returned to
Waynesboro after visiting her sister,
Mrs, r. L. Gordon. on West Avenue.
Mrs. George A.. Barksdale is now at
500 East Grace Street, after an ex-
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