The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-06

Hermoino Cuttings. to Cecil Barret. Of
| New York, at Ashburton. the country
scat Of the Cuttings family. on Satur-
aay, April 20. at ! o'clock a we'd
! ding breakfast will follow tile cere-
| monr. Miss Gittings's marriage will
! again remove from Baltimore one OF
| lis famous beauties and most popular
/ sirlS The Cuttings family Is among
! the oldest and most prominent in
( Maryland, and in it is combined the
May family Of equal prominence and
| social Influence.
! Visiting ia Savannah.
/ Mrs. J. T. Bailey lct, Tuesday even
| Ing for Savannah, Ca where she will
| PC guest Of her daughter Mrs
/ Bfown accompanied by her daugh-
/ ter. Mrs. Bailey Will also visit Jack
| sonville and st. Augustine. Fla be-
| fore returning TO her home here early
| in May.
| Mas Gray Sponsor.
! The Roanoke Times OF yesterday
| contains tho following item OF interest
| here:
Colonel ". Q. Hart. commander OF
J INC Beauregard Camp of Confederate
! Veterans in New Orleans. has ap-
/ pointed Miss Edmonia Gray. or this
| city. sponsor for that camp at the
grand reunion in Little Rock, Ark
Miss Gray is the daughter OF the late
| III Henry Y. Cray who was surgeon
| in the Louisiana Tigers. and was later
promoted to be surgeon in the Thir-
| ,centh Louisiana Regiment. This is
| the NTH time Miss Cray has been SO
| honored, she having been a represen
tativo Of the camp at LynchDurg,
Louisville. Richmond and Birmins-
ham
Returned to Baltimore.
Miss Leila Goode, who has been
guest OF friends in this city for
f..Ff rta, r H.,
home in baltimore: MISS Goode has
been travelling IN Florida and other
points OF interest In the South with
Mr. and Mrs. John Fife Symington.
who have also returned 10 their homo
in Baltimore. She is niece OF Mr..
Symington. Fl.
Entertuined In Washington.
Miss Mary Iiellmuth, Of this city,
p. C.. was among the guests present
At very charming little AFFAIR given
By Misses MareaIet and Gertrude
fagan IN honor Of Miss Evelyn Stevens'
also Of Wa shineton and her guest,
Miss Helen Richmond, oGSEn tile. The
entertainment was given III the apart
ments OF the Masses Pagan, in the Den
ivcr. and the decorations were pink and
white ttilins
DEMONSTRATORS.
The Wedding Of Miss linda King
Preston, daughter OF " S. Preston, and
Harry g. Glenn. III, was celebrated
street Rev James ". Morris per
| formed the ceremony, which was Wit
messed by a few relatives and friends
! The bride, who was given away by
| her father. wore a travelling suit Of
! gray cloth with hat and gloves TO
/ match, and carried shower bouQuett
OF sweetpcss William Parr attended
| the groom as best man.
! Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn left for a trip to New
| 49, r. t,Nt~ ff,n,
nue. Nr. Glenn is n son Of Mr. and Mrs.
| II G. Glenn. Of this city.
| Baltimore Wedding.
and Mrs. Louis Kolb, 1880 last Preston
street. Baltimore was married Wed
nesday evening 70 William II. Beasley,
| formerly OF Richmond. The. ceremony
was celebrated in the parlor q the
brides home by Rev. Joseph *. SNYDER,
OF the church OF the Redeemer. Miss
Ella Holland was bridesmald ana Ron
ert Kolb was best. man F,ollowine the
wedding a reception was given
Mr. and Mrs. Reasley will live at IL
| West Lexington Street. BaltimoEe
Mr. Mr' ' and Mrs. George ". Williams
have announced the approaching mar
| rage OF their daughter. Eva Leigh to
| mon ID. The Wedding Will take place
| on Wednesday. April 70, in Oak Grove
Baptist Church. c,reeds, Princess Anne
1 a
Trip Mr. smither ana MS bride viii
make their home at ilo7 Mcronough
| Street, south Richmond
Vnl;inhie Pnrcrs Received.
The onfedcrltc Mcnorlal Literary
! Society desires to make the following
+, statement regarding valuable papers
presented the society by Mrs: Mat.
Wirt Henry pa pers. Mrs. Harrison
! writes concerning them:
| NV husband. Matthew Bland Har-
| rson. bought them III Duluth. Mimi,
| from Nj. Paynter. the son Of the telc-
| graph operator who received and sent
them on the battlefield. The. young
himself IN need OF money. Ffe brought
them to my husband, who paid him
Handsomely and presented them 10
NC They have never belonged to my
father"
HcctIngs To-Day.
The regular meeting Of the. Woman's
tist Church will be held this afternoon
lin the church parlors al o'clock. The
subject for this meeting Will be South
America. The women Of the church
not members of the society are spe-
cially invited TO be present.
me regular monthly meeting Of the
this morning at il O'clock in the
Annex to Murphy's Hotel. All mem
hers Of this organization are urged
to he present.
!
will meet in the home of Mrs. s. b.
Duval 80 Cowardint Avenue, this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock. All interested
in the work done by this society arc
invited TO attend.
Ten Nnom fI0stcHseE.
llostesSes at the tea room in the
i,an garden Of the Jefferson Hotel for
this afternoon will be Airs. John HAYES.
Mrs William rutherford and Mrs.
| Goodwin Boykin. The ia hlcs viii be
decorated in pink flowers.
lor. ryp.l ir. ps,sl .Essc- -, Z.
The marriage OF Miss Anne l1lecta
Roatwright. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
". T.. Boatwrieht. to Tolbert Hardy
lacy, Of Rocky Mount y. c., was cele-
brated at Mount Zion Baptist Church,
buckingham county. Yesterday, ana
was one Of the most attractive mar
riages in the history OF that edlfce.
lThis church was built by the great
! grandfather OF the bride. and he was
its rasior for fifty Years
The bridal attendants were Miss
Amanda Pitts. OF Elk Island. and Miss
ne til, t.,