The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-26

The following young people were
members OF the party:
Misses Virgilia Warburton, Annie
Harris, Katie Gray. Grace Bozarth,
Pearl Jones. Evelyn Warburton. OF
Williamsburg; Misses Florence and
Ellen Hunter. OF Ruther Glen: Misses
Josephine and kittie Winston. OF Han
over; Grace Edmunds, OF Houston:
Evelyn Byrd Dunn. OF Dunnsville, Es-
sex county. and Messrs. Ware and
John Warburton. OF Williams burg
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Lettie Warburton. OF Williamsburg.
Entertained ut supper.
Miss Lena Rollins was the guest OF
honor Monday evening at a beautiful
supper given IN the home OF the Vir-
ginia Hospital nurses by Miss Sarah
Talcott and Miss Mary Ryland Miss
Rollins, who left Wednesday for her
home near Fredericksburg. was one OF
the honor graduates OF the virginia
Hospital Training School this year
In Dinwiddie.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Thompson
have been spending the summer at the
Blue House Farm, in DInwiddie coun-
~ where they have entertained a
number o. guests. They expect to re-
turn to Richmond the first week in
dence at the corner OF Grove ard
Thompson Avenues.
Miss Mary Bennington Thompson. OF
Rio Vista, is at present visiting her
grandfather. Mark T. Thompson. at the
Blue House Farm.
Visiting Here.
Rev and Mrs. I. J. Spencer. OF Lex
ington, Ky. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
d. 6. Mccarthy at East Main Street
DIR. Spencer is pastor OF the Central
Christian Church. IN Lexington. and
will occupy the pulpit at the Seventh
Street Christian Church in this city
tomorrow morning.
Watermelon Feast.
Miss Lila Dominica was hostess of
a delightful watermelon feast We'd
nesday night at her home in Wood
land Heights. Among those presen
were: Misses Mary Huxter. Lottie,
Bessie and Edith LIE Grande. Katlier-
ine Tolkcr, Airline Drumeller. Ruth
Middleton. of Goldsboro. n. c.: Nancy
Drumeller and Lila Dom.inici: Messrs.
Messrs. Louis Bellenot. Arthur Kay,
James Black, Childress, Melvin Saw
age, Apperson. John Gary. FLOYD Hulk
ter. Ben Dominica. Eggleston. Henry
O'Grady. Carter. Blasingham, Chris.
Dominica. Melvin O'Grady. Cooper. and
Burk
Norfolk Wedding. -. -. -. %. -.
Says the Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch of
Thursday:
"a quiet wedding took place Wed
nesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
the brides home, Bay Shore Road,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Reayes. became the
bride of Lawrence Seeley.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. j. ]. Bradford, pastor of the
bride and groom.
The only attendants were: Miss
LESSEE Reaves and Malvin Seeley, sis
ter OF the bride and brother of the
groom. The brides dress was of white
satin with lace and pearl trimmings.
Her shower bouquet was of Bride
roses.
THE wedding march was played by
Mrs. Richard Davis.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Seeley left for New York and other
Northern cities. The brides going
away dress was Of blue broadcloth.
with hat and gloves to match
ION their return they will reside
with the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John seeley, Cottage Toll Road.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shepherd. of New Jersey,
uncle and aunt of the groom"
In and Out of Town.
Lieutenant Robert Edward Wright
United States Navy left Monday, hav-
Ing been assigned to duty at Charles
ton and Savannah.
Miss Bessie Dix. OF Rio Vista, is
visiting NJ T, Thompson at the Blue
House Farm, Dinwiddie county
Mrs. Edward Young Lovelace and
daughter, Frances. of North Carolina,
are guests OF DR.. George e. Rarksdale
at Col Alto" near Richmond.
Mrs. John Pinder, of Richmond. has
neen a recent guest OF Judge and Mrs.
+. w. Sims in Louisa.
Miss Marian Ryland. of West Grace