The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-30

oecn lssueo IN the name OF George
wv. Stevens, president OF the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio Railway, and George
T.. Adams. A special train will leave
Main street Station ct $3.50 O'Clock
on Saturday. returning to Richmond Mt
$3.50 that evening. Tho party. which will
include most Of tho oldor element OF
Richmond society. will be entertained
at dinner at the ChaInberlin Hotel, and
the entire affair will be ono OF the
most interesting functions OF the
week.
Important Announcement.
Says tho Baltimore Evening sun
of recent Issue:
one OF the most interesting en-
gagements OF tho year just announced
Is that of Mrs. Mary washington Ro-
binson- Boykin and John NJ. Cross The
marriage will take place July s. Mrs
Robinson Boykin Is the youngest OF
the eight children OF the late Mr. and
Mrs. John Moncure Robinson, and has
the beauty and charm OF manner for
which her family Is noted. Her mother
| was for yenrs the leader OF Bnlti-
'nores society and her place has never
been filled Her ancestry Is the most
distinguished in America the Oldest
families In Virginia being her for
bears. Her sisters are Miss Lota Ro-
binson. Mrs. Richard Morton, Mira
George Mordccai and Mrs. Edward
| Grocer OF Philadelphia. and her
brothers arc Moncure Robinson, OF
Philadelphia. and Randolph Robinson,
Of New York. Mr.. Gross belongs to
the prominent Philadelphia family of
that name. He has recently como to
Baltimore. where no has a most i'm
portant position with the Pennsylvania
railroad. He has been made a mem
Ger of the leading clubs and has made
many warm friends. The wedding
, Will be quiet one with only the
two families and a few intimate
friends present"
| Invitations Out.
The dean OF the Virginia Theological
Seminary and Mrs Angus Crawford
have Issued invitations for the mar
r!age Of their daughter. Miss Alice
Lowrle Crawford, TO the Rev Oscar
de Wolfe Randolph. Monday evening,
June ID, at S o'clock, in the chapel OF
the Theological Seminary. near Alex
andria.
A reception will follow at the Craw-
ford home. The Wildcrness.',
Mrs Camilla A. Slaughter, OF TO
East Grace Street. has issued Invita-
lions for the marriage of hor daugh-
ter. Miss Eva Lee Slaughter and
Charles David Smith. Of Petersburg.
The wedding Will be celebrated on
"Wednesday evening Juno IA, at .
o'clock in the home of the brides
| mother. Following an extended wed
ding trip. 3ir. Smith and his bride Will
be at home after July l in Peters
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Garland Smith.
of Chesterfield county have sent out
invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter. Mary Elizabeth to James
| Haygood Lumpkin. The wedding Will
take place on the evening OF June
In the home OF the bride. Castle
wood" Chesterfield county.
concernins Miss Brooke.
Miss Marguerite Brooke who has
several times been the guest of Miss
Mary Scarborough in Richmond has
left Washington and gore 10 West
Point where she will attend the grad
uation hops. Mrs. E. II. Brooks Will
shortly close her apartment in Wash
ington and join her daughter mt West
Point for the month OF June. Mrs.
Brooke and Miss Brooke will spend
the latter part of the summer at Lake
! George
Guests OF Mrs. Carter.
Adjutant General w. W. Sale of
Virginia. and Mrs Sale are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carter at
| their home Green Valley" AleNan-
| recently returned TO their home after
a visit to Richmond. where they were
1.-THE guests OF Governor and Mrs VIII
| liam Hodges Mann in their box for
the Horse Show.
Al the womnn's Club.
Tea was poured AT the Woman's
Club yesterday afternoon. and tho club
pnrlors We're prettily arranged for tho
occasion in vases OF pink flowers.
Quite n number OF members dropped
In for their tea during the calling
hours-5 to o'cloce-and several
| out of-town guests were also present.
Attractive Dance.
A very attractive dance was given
Friday evening of last week at the
Chester Hotel IN Chester. with num-
her of Richmond people present. The
decorations in the ballroom were roses
and green shaded candelabra, with
banking of wild flowers to screen
the orchestra. Punch was served on
the lawn, which was prettily arranged
for the occasion with bowls OF flowers
ana tables and was lighted with
many colored Japanese lanterns. strung
from the trees.
Some OF those dancing were Misses
Margaret Thaw. Emily Wade. Mary
Brown. Louise SHIELD. Page Grymes.
, Margaret Gordon. Margaret Foege.
Mamie Pilkinton. Mary Minor Morris.
Rena King. Esther Bennett, Margaret
Cherry. Martha Fitzgerald. Mrs. Donel-
son. DR.. Hurt, James Gwatkin William
Gillian. E. Johann, Caldwell Taylor,
j. r. Hill. j. C. Greene, Brooke FitZ-
gerald, Lewis English, T. D. Bonne-
i.ville. Orrin White. DR.. Crawford.
Denny Wright, Bob Cherry. Conway
Gordon, c. l. Coleman, George King.
j. B. NIoulton, Thomas Eichelberger,
Dick Early. Julian Mccarthy. Charles
Morris. Junifer Sutton. Charlie Wills
and Henry Vaughan.
Those chaperonins the dance Fri
day evening were DR.. and Mrs. Hurt,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Evans, Mrs. AL
fred Lee Thaw, Mrs. Eichelberger. a
special car leaving town ut o'clock
on that evening carried the guests
from Richmond to the dance.
Important Meeting. i