The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
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0O>ANNy |
Mrs. James Brown Potter who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs,
Frank Powers. at the latters home,
parlea. near westnampton. for the
past few days, left for New York on
sunday night. She will he Joined in
New York by MIR. Potter and will sail
with him on May IS TO spend several
months abroad
Engagement Announced.
The engagement of their sister. Mrs.
Winifred Hayden, nee DufTey, To Mr.
Jonathan Bryan. of this city has been
announced by Mr.. and Mrs. Press
Graves kennett. OF Flint, Mich. The
wedding Will be celebrated in New
York city on June /.
To Visit In Richmond.
Says the Baltimore Sun OF Monday:
NJ and Mrs. r. Lancaster Williams
viii leave the end of this week for
Richmond. where they will remain I'M
Ill the first part of June. Mrs. Will
liams accompanied by Mrs Hickok,
Of Richmond. viii sail for Europe on
June 10. whers they viii spend the
summer travelling extensively on the
Continent, being Joined later in the
summer ny MT. Williams.
Commonwealth Chapter Meets.
The Com monwealth Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. met
Monday at noon with Mrs. u. r. Will
liamS, at 1919 Park avenue.
Miss Tabb to Wed.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Baker Tabh. of
Parkersburg, W. Va. have announced
the engagement of their only daugh-
ter Miss Juliette Opie Tabh, to Mr..
William Ezell Craig of Nashville.
Tenn. Miss Tahb is a descendant of
the old and well known Tabb family
of Virginia. Her parental GRANDPA
Their was Harrison Noble Tabb. OF
Berkeley county, and her great grand
father was Judge Robert White, OF
Winchester. who was a lieutenant in
the Revolutionary army. Miss Tabb's
mother is the daughter of DIR. George
Een1amln Stephenson, of Harperts
Ferry Mr. Craig is the son az Mr..
and Mrs. William Rufus Craig. OF Pu-
iaski Tenn, and Is prominent in busi-
ness and club circles. of Memphis and
Nashville.
The wedding which will be fash
ionable event. will take place early
in Juno at the First Presbyterian
church of Parkersburg
Return Ia Norfolk
Or. and Mrs. James Henry Culpep-
per who spent portion of last week
In Richmond. have returned to their
home In Norfolk. While here they
stopped at the Jefferson hotel. and
Mrs. cnlpepper was much entertains
ed. Among tho affairs in her honor
was delightful bridge luncheon given
by Mrs, John Swartout.
Garden Fete at "HiIicresaf
An attractive garden fete will be
~
Of Mrs. Malvern G. Patterson. on the
Cary Street road. on Wednesday after
noonr May, "a, from to Z o'clock
The beautiful grounds of "Hillcrest''
are prettiest at this season Of the year
and the fete will he largely attended
by the society women of Richmond,
The proceeds will go towards the
building fund of St. Stephens church,
near Westhampton, which is now in
course Of construction.
The committee in charge includes
the following: Mesdames Cunning ham
/ Hall, George a. Tower. Edward Will
liz. c. X. Bryant Pope Nash, F. G.
| sydnor, st. George Anderson, ". IL.
| Habliston. Thomas Purcell William
Todd, Gordon Wallace. Frank Pow
! ers, Fred Noting, II. G. Beattie, Park
/ Regester, z. s. Farland. Frank A.
Hobson NJ. c. Patterson, r. H. Talley
| ". \. Witherspoon, George Warren
! Julian Gum. Samuel REGISTER, James
t Snlyth. John Landstreet Misses An
/ ME BAL, Emma Dabuey and Mary
Ball.
/ Rowc---White.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. White have
announced the marriage of their
/ daughter. Miss Leola p. White, to Mr.
clyde f. Rowe, which took place last
! Friday evening at the home of the
| brides parents, 915 East Marshall
| street, at $50 O'Clock The cere-
mony. was performed by the Rev S
/ G. Hatcher, pastor of Broad Stree,
4 Methodist church. aud was witnessed
toy only few friends and relativ es
MIR. and Mrs Rowe will make their
home at 9l5 East Marshall street.
Observation-Disclosures.
sydney ]. Cunningham and Miss
Clara r. 'ffuicher. beth Of Richmond
We're married in Washington on Tues
day. May g, by Rev, Father Carroll.
Personals.
Mr., Lewis Palen, Of China, who has
been spending two weeks with his
brother. Mr., Frederick Palen, In New
port News, is In Richmond for several
days. MIR. Palen, who is associated
with the American, legatian "a IL, C-hfns,
is on years Through. He will leave
later for Europe to spend the sum-
mer.
! Miss Bliss Williams. who has fyeen
spending some time in Richmond, has
returned to her home at Arvonia, Va
Miss Ella Rinford left Monday
morning for n stay OF several weeks
in New York. Baltimore. Atlantic City
and other Northern points.
Miss Eliza Montgomery and Mr.
Jenifer Sutton spent the week end In
Norfolk with Miss Mary Waller.
/ Miss Margaret Williams, Of Danville,
IS the gutst of Miss Louise Ryan on
Harrison street. Later she will visit
her uncle, Attorney General williams.
on Grove avenue.
Mrs. George Reid. of Norfolk. is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs Warren,
in this city
Judge and Mrs Theodore Garnett,
who have been visiting Mrs. Eliza IT.
Robinson, on West Franklin street
have returned to Norfolk.