The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25

SMta1' No. NJ ios Dartmouth ST., Boston.
,, C1 iSs Soap and Ointment sold through
sole props, l3e Columbus Ave. Boston
1r-Maicd free, samples Of Cuticura Soap and
ointment, with 32-p. book on skin treatment
ject for tho Literary Glass. Great
Books of the Nineteenth Century and
Thor Authors Miss Daniel is busy
collecting material for this large sub
Ject. n new feature In club work Will
be morning class in current event j
under the direction OF Mrs Caskie Ca
bell, who is past smistress in the art
OF making her talks as Interesting as
they are instructive. The card tourna-
ments Will he continued on the third
Thursday evening of each month and
the Whist class on Saturday afternoons.
the whole making a very full calendar,
which will be naugurated with the re-
turn of cool weather.
In Boston.
Mrs. William B. Gray and Mrs Geo.
w. Harrington, Of this city, are in
Boston, where they are attending the
Harvard and Radcliffe finals From Bos-
ton Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Harrington will
go to Cape Cod. and later expect to
spend some time on the Maine coast
Guests Of Mrs. Munce.
iti p hollldS OUnSOn. Mrs.
William G. Stanard Mrs. Charles q.
Bosher and Miss Claire Guillaume. of
this city. arc the guests of Mrs. John
y Munce ut her cottage at Virginia
Beach. Mrs. Munce will entertain her
guests for most of this week
At Ocean View.
Those registered at the Digs Cot.
tage at Ocean View for the past week
have been: Mrs. e. w Marshall Miss
Marian Marshall, of Riohmond Miss
Nell Hockett, of Dcs Moines Iowa; J.
w. Thompson. Mrs Thompson and
daughter, of Bacon's Castle; Misses Ida
and Ruby Ashby, Of Richmond; Misses
Elsie. Mabel and Sadie Gentes. Miss
Carrie Miller. Of Norfolk: Mr.. Woodall
a. c. Sledge, L. L. Dickinson, of Rich
mond: Mrs. John o. McGrath. Milton
NIcGrath. of Norfolk Miss Rosa Emory
Miss Willie Allen, of WILLIAMSBURG
Miss Sadie Creecy. Edward Spuhler, of
Portsmouth,; Mrs. John H. Womack
of flampde Sidney: Mrs George Ro-
berts, Mrs, John C. Rickertts, OF Nor
folk; Fred Kessnich, of Richmond; Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Fries. Miss Lille
Waikart. Of Norfolk; ". j. McGinnis.
OF Baltimore: John c. Rickertts, u!
NJ. MIR. and Mrs. y. Bruner. Miss Mary
Elizabeth Bruner, Francis Bruner Of
Roanoke.
Miss Woody Honorcd.
The friends of Miss Bessie Woody
who graduated with honors from John
Marshall High School, rendered her a
dance at Liberty Hall on Monday eve
ming last. The decorations were blue
and white, which are the colors of the
school The patronesses OF the occa :
sion were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Woody.
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Winfree, Mrs. W
A. Cheatwood. Mrs w E. Woody. Mrs
r. w. Jones and Miss Mary CurtIss
Miss Woody. dancing with Willard
Jones. led the german and others
present were Roland Chalkley, with
Miss Marie Cheatwood: Rollins Am
mons, with Miss Elizabeth Tyler: Ell
liott HARRISON, with Miss Grace James
Allen Armltage. with Miss Helen Sorg
Herbert Mann. with Miss Catherine
King; Kenneth Goode, with Miss Marie
Braaer; George Hunter, with Miss Ha-
Eel Cheatwood; Tom German, with Miss
Sadie Smoot; George McAIinn, with Miss
Bruce Parker; Vernon Harrison, with
Miss Shields Jones; Drummond Curtiss.
With Miss Hcnnie Gibbons; Fred Craig,
with Miss Nelson Walsh, of Green's
boro. n. c.; Brooks Woody, with Miss
Mary Rlount James Stewart. with
Miss Clara Gary.
Stags-Lindsay Hawkins. Joe Atkins,
John Gary and Charles Macfarland.
or Interest Here.
Says the Baltimore News of Thurs
day afternoon: mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Deford. the latter formerly Miss Agnes
Harrison Drewry, of Chest erheld coun-
ty. Va, whose marriage took place in
Richmond on June 6, sailed yesterday
from New York by the Lusitania for
England. where they will visit Mr. De-
ford's brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs William S. G. Williams, at
their villa on the Isle of Wight
Cunninghnut--LuclS.
The marriage OF Miss Wilma Mamie
Luck. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Julian
NJ Luck, and William Edward Cum
ningham took place in Crozet Baptist
Church on Thursday evening at o
o'clock. in the presence OF a large com
pany Of guests. Palms, ferns and roses
decorated the church. and the ceremony
was performed by the brides father.
Miss Carrie Gentry played the we'd
ding marches.
The bride, who entered the church
with her dame OF honor Mrs. w. AL
bert Dickens, OF Charlottesville. wore
a handsome lace robe, made over seft
white satin. and her only ornament was
pear! necklace. She carried a show
er bouquet of lilies of the valley and
Bride roseR, and her tulie veil was ar
ranged With sprays Of lilies. Mrs.
dickens wore gown Of white net over
white satin. and carried pink sweet
peas.
Miss Julia Luck attended her sister
as maid OF honor. She was gowned in
pink messaline, hand embroidered, and
carried a bouquet of white sweet peas.
the bridesmaids. who included Misses
Mary Lynch. OF Round Hill: Virginia j.
Arnold. OF Washington; Mary Slate, OF
south Boston. ard Lula Luck, of Gro
zet' wore frocks Of white marquisette
over white sntin. and carried nosegays
OF pink sweet peas. Howard T.. Boat