The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-17

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| sister. Miss Margaret Helen Hughes.
1 left Richmond Saturday to attend the
| Confederate Reunion. hello n, Little
I Rock. Arkansas. this week. Mrs. Ba :
! hen was appointed sponsor for Chattn .
J nooBa. and Miss Hughes was appoint
! cd as her maid OF honor. Little Rock
| VIII be gay with beautiful balls and
| handsome affairs to entertain the spon-
| hoTs and maids for the reunion, and the
guests from a distance that attend VIII
| also be much entertained
Returned TO the City.
Miss Mary Cabcen Meek returned 10
/ her home In Richmond yesterday af-
ter spending most OF the past winter
| season in an extended trip south. Miss
! Meek also visited friends In Cincinnati
ana cleveland, Ohio. whore Il great deal
! OF entertaining was done in hcr honor.
| Married In japan.
| Says Norfolk exchange:
/ Tokia, Japan. April S. l9ll.-A
! very beautiful cherry blossom wedding
was solemnizcd to-day at high noon II,
trinity Cathedral when Miss Mary lii :
| Han Warnock became The bride uf kcr
Henry st. George Tucker ta
| II being cherry blossom season, the
/ chancel of the church was q bower Of
1 thcsc spring blossoms and palms. pro-
uucing q charming effect Right Rev.
! John McKim. assisted by Rev. James
| ap,nan, performed the religl ous cere-
NOM. after which the briduy party re
paired 10 the vestry room. where the
! civil service was performed before
| the consul of the United States. Tins
consists OF sworn registra ton, 1t be-
| ing the law OF the United States when
It's citizens are married III foreign
| country.
The groom was attended by his
| brother, Dr. Augustus Tucker, OF
China, and the groofsmen were Or.
| Euoplph Tuesler. Rev. Hubbard Lloyd.
lteN. John Wclbourn and Rev j. Ko-
boyashi. all members of the Protest.n,
episcopal mission in Japan AS Miss
| Nellie Mcklm played the weddin;.
march. tho bridesmaids came iii two ~
! Two They were Misses Bessie Mckim,
Louisa Boyd. Hasu and Ernstinc Card
! her. They wore pale pink chiffon
I! cloth. pink picture hats and carried
/; white flowers
| The bride entered the church with
| her sister. Miss Charley Warnock. Who
gave her away. Mss Warnock wore
| grey crepe dc chine nm
he bride was elegantly gowned in
whitc SILK. embroidered in seed pearls,
| and her tule veil yas caught with
orange blossoms. she carried a white
| prayer book.
"A reception followed at The home
| Of Mr. and Mrs James Gardiner. after
which the couple left to spend week
In romantic Miyanosh,a and upon
their return will reside at 81 Tsukyi.
nntii they sail on thc Siberia June
| 20. 10 visit their families in America
The bride is of Atlanta. Ga, but ha 3
been on n visit Of two years 10 her
sister IN Japan Mr Tucker is tho old ;
est son or Right Rev. and Mrs. Bcyer-
~ -. Iucher. and spert his DO: hood in
Norfolk He now holds the position
OF president of ST. Paul's University.. in
TOKYO ann Is the rector OF All Saints.
Protestant Episcopal Church."
! In Williamsburg.
Mrs Charles McGary left Richmond
{! Yesterday afternoon for Williamsburg
where She Will be the house guest of
| her brother, John l.. Mercer, for some
time, Mrs. McGary will attend the
meeting OF convocation which takes
pace IN Old IL uton Parish Church In
that city this week l
Enlargement Announced.
Mr.. and alrs. s. NJ Rice. of Union
;. g., announce the engagement OF
/ their daughter. Miss Sarah Pacolettc
[ 10 Beverly c. Lewis. Jr of This citv
The wedding Will lie celebrated in
7 Union, $ e., some time during the
coming month
Meetings This Week
Chapter of the Southern Association
| OF College Women will be held this
afternoon. At ha!f-Past O'Clock NJ
! the home or Mrs Melville c. Branch.
corner Franklin and Harrison Streets.
| All members are asked to attend.
The reg lar meeting of the South
Richmond W. T. L. will be held
on THURSDAY afternoon at the home
| OF Mrs. j. w. Robertson o25 Cowardin
| Avenue. All members OF the organiza
| ton and those interested in the work
! are asked to attend this meeting.
Leaves for New York
! Mrs. G orge T.. Tracy who has been
j soprano soloist at the Centenary Meth
4 odist Church for some time, has re-
/ signed her position. and is leaving
shortly for New York Mrs Tracy is
we'll known T., musical circles of Rich
/ mond, and has q lovely voice
| Returned to Ronnoke.
| MRS. Robert Buckner and her datlCh-
| ter, Miss Dorothy Buckner. who have
1 been visiting friends in this citv for
! several weeks, returned to their home
In Roanoke oil Monday. Mrs. Buck
iner and Miss Buckner were accompa-
| MED by Miss Margaret Afehagen. Miss
/ Mehagen has visited in Roanoke on
! several occasions. and number of the
establishments among the younger set
are given III her honor,
In nnd Ont of Town.
] Mr.. and Mrs. James Cannon will leave
! town early In June to sail from New
forii on June Is to spend the summer
abroad.
Mrs. G. f. Borden's father. Colonel
Taylor and her sister Miss Fanny
TAYLOR. are her guests at her home on
Shafer street.
l
Ms. I. T. Archer and Miss Mary
J nrener nave returned to their home a,
city. 80