The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-26

sweet peas and ferns, and the candles
were shaded in green and silver. AT
each guests plate was tiny wedding
cake, to which was attached a 'dia-
mond' engagement ring, as a Significant
emblem Of the occasion. Covers were
lad for eleven, and those present were
Mrs. William N. Dey. of Chapel Hin,
y. c.. Mrs. Robert S. Johnston, Miss
lean Cooke. Miss Louise Taylor. Misses
rate and Elizabeth Cooke, Miss Diana
Wake. Miss Mary WILCOX, Miss Kath-
airline Dickson and Misses Emily and
Lulie Johnston"
| Pupils Recitnl.
The final exercises of Miss Marie
Frick's music class will be held to-
morrow evening ats o'clock in Hof-
helner Hall. corner of Third and Broad
Streets. a charming program has been
arranged for the entertainment OF the
scholars and guests present Those
taking part will be Irrna Miller. Blanch
cro*der. Ethel Blackburne. Leona and
Florence Cannon. Ada May and Ruth
Eckles Ida Caplan. Sophie. Anna and
Esther Bloom, Estelle Clarke. Mary
f'elthouse. Virginia Metzger, Ollie Weis,
Ethel Napier, Louise Jurden, Hettie
and May Bray. Corinne McGrc COR. LII
| lie Firth, Grace and Pearl Stansbury,
Alma Clark, Robbie James. Dora Henry,
| Addie and Mamie whitney. Libbie
Nuckles. Edith Jurden. Ruth Baxter,
Hattie Stumpf. Fannie Winston, LII
Han Charpell. Harry and Eli Caplan.
Going Abrond.
| Mrs. Howard Humphreys. OF New
York, formerly Mrs. Annie De Maine. of
Richmond. left last Monday for her
nome, after three weeks stay here
as the guest OF her uncle, r. A. Arnzen.
Mrs. Humphreys was Joined by her hus-
band In New York. from which city
they sailed on Wednesday, 10 spend the
next siN months travelling in Europe.
Classes Entertained.
! The music classes of Miss Viola "A.
Diacont were entertained very delight
fully at a luncheon and picnic at For
est II!ll last Tuesday afternoon. Hon
| ors were awarded the following pupils.
Edith Allen, Lena Alien, Thelma Brauer,
Grey Baker Grace Ester Campbell.
| Pansy Duke Lizzie Duke. Elsie Garth
( wright, Ida Hicks. Inez Kelley, Louise
Mills. Alice Brauer Mills. India Straith
| and Bertha Samuels. first honor; Will
I lie May Mills, Ethel MCGOWAN and
Hunter Wingfeld, second honor in
piano. In vocal. first honors were
awarded TO Marie Stultz. Ethel Meow
| an. Hunter Wingheld and India Stra.th.
for the greatest number of hours prac-
! ticed week. and Inez Kelley. Marie
| Stuitz. Thelma Brauer. Edith Allen
! Grace Campbell India Straith, Pansy
Duke, Ida Hicks. Lena Allen and Grace
Nelson won special mention cards.
Those chaperoning the party were
Mesdames +. l. Brauer. IT p. Murdoch,
j. T. Murdoch, NJ Straith, Melvin
Straith and Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Diacont.
Home Wedding.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Es-
ton Lewis was the scene of quiet but
pretty wedding on Monday June 10.
when their daughter. Miss Josephine
| Eston Lewis. became the bride of w.
Frank Harriss, Rev. r. A. Goodwin.
pastor OF st. Johns Church. performing
the ceremony. r. Coleman Lewis bro
Their of the BRIDE was best man, and
Miss Nenie Jones was maid of honor.
The bride is related to the Virginia
Lcwises and also to the families Of
Argyle and Lee, of this State. Mr..
Harriss is the son of Mrs. Virginia
Bell Harriss. of Roanoke.
After an extended wedding trip North
Mr.. end Mrs Harriss will make their
home at 34lS East Clay Street. in this
city
Approaching Marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. a. B. Woodward have
announced the approaching wedding of
their daughter. Eta Virginia, to John
Richard Maddox. the ceremony to take
place in the Louisa Methodist Church
on "Wednesday morning. June IS, at
half-past 8 O'Clock. Owing to recent
mourning in the family, no invitations
for the wedding have been issued
In and Out of Town.
Judge James Keith and Mrs. Juliet
Chiffon Keith have returned from Lex
ington. where they attended the grad
uat!on exercises at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute.
| Miss Grace Vest. who has been
guest of Mrs. ". c. Blanton at her
home in Ashland, has returned to the
city.
| Granville Gray has returned to Rich
mond, after spending several days in
Roanoke.
Mrs. John W. Riley. OF this city Is
visiting her daughters at their home in
Houston for several weeks.
Misses Licsa Archer and Emily Gra-
vatt are spending some time with
friends near Orange.
Miss Mary Gibson, of this city, is a
guest of Dr.. and Mrs. Wallis. on Sem
mary Hill. Alexandria.
Miss A. Delaney Franklin and Mrs.
Lucille Hoffman. who have been visit
ing Misses Norma and Nellie Lewis
Wingfeld, have returned to their home
In Washington.
Misses Pearl and LOWE Smith, of 220S
West Grace Street, left Friday for a
visit to Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York.
Mrs. A. J. Montague has been a re-
cent guest OF Mrs. w. H. Lyme at her
home, Willow Grove" near Orange.