The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-07

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copal Institute for the coming session.
and Miss Dorothy Cabell will be at a
seiect school for little girls. of which
a cousin of Mr.. Cabell is principal.
Returned From New York.
Miss Edith Donran returned to Rich.
ihond this week after an absence Of
nearly three months in the North.
with relatives In New York, and mo-
tored to a number of places in that
State. She attended a house party in
syracuse, and also visited friends in
New England before returning to
Richmond
Home Wedding.
the home of Mrs. Stuart Wray Sell
den at oak Hill, w. Va, will be the
scene of Il very pretty Wedding to-day
at nigh noon, when her sister. Miss
Jessie Carter Barns. and John Ran
doiph Anderson, Jr.. will he married.
The ceremony, which will be performed
by the Rev. L. III. Fitzgerald. will take
place In the drawing-room. Decora-
lions Will be in palms. ferns and white
mowers. and L~ohengrin's wedding
March" will be played as a professional
and Melody of Love" during the ccre-
non
Tho bride viii enter with her mother.
She will wear a handsome going away
gown Of dark blue cloth. with hat and
gloves of the same shade. and will
carry a shower bouquet of Bride roses.
Mrs. Barns will be gowned in grey
silk. John Anderson Ayres. nephew
of the groom. Will act as best man.
and stuart Wray and Jesse VIM Sell
den, nephews Of the bride. Will hold the
ribbons.
Mr.. Anderson and his bride will
leave Immediately after the ceremony
for an extensive Northern and Southern
trip. and On their return. October l..
will be at home at 2522 Stuart Avenue.
in this city. The bride is a native of
Richmond. and is c daughter of Mrs.
NJ. Rosalie Barns. Of this city. Mr..
Anderson is 4 son OF Mrs. Martha Fl.
anderson. of Lexington. Both the
Barns and Anderson families arc prom
inent in Virginia. and the wedding is
OF much interest TO society in Rich
mond.
Hawthorne-Cooley.
The marriage OF Miss Kathryn
Palmer Copley. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Emmett Copley and
George Lloyd Hawthorne, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles j. Hawthorne, will
be celebrated this morning at II o'clock
in the Providence Methodist Episcopal
Church. Goidenrod, ferns and ever
green's will decorate the church. and
Miss Ruth Cook. OF Lacrosse. will pre-
side at the organ. Rev. ]. W. Carroll
viii perform the ceremony.
Miss Minnie Copley will attend her
sister az maid of honor. and BrcI
Hawthorne. a brother OF the groom,
VIII act as best man. The grooms-
men will include Ben Copley. John
Copley, John Richard Hawthorne. Rev.
Ernest Copley. Otis Copley. Richard
Hawthorne. Victor Eppes. Sterling
Cook. L. Hawthorne and Leander Haw-
tlforne. The bridesmaids will be Misses
Elizabeth Neblett. Helen. Rebecca and
Josie Hawthorne, Emily Elan and Mary
Hawthorne.
The bride will enter the church with
her maid. of honor. and will wear a
lovely gown OF white messaline en-
broidered in pearls. Her tulle veil will
be arranged with a wreath of orange
blossoms. and she will carry a shower
bouquet OF Bride roses. Her attend
ants will wear lingerie frock with
insets of wide lace.
Mr.. Hawthorne and his bride will go
TO the seashore for their honeymoon.
House Parties.
Mrs. j. P. Davis. of Roanoke, enter
tanned a number OF guests for several
weeks in August. Mrs. Davis's guests
included Misses Kate and Rosa Blake.
Mrs. R. c. Flood, Mrs. Harry Good
life and Miss Ollie Goodlife. all of
Richmond; Miss Matte Davis. of
Portsmouth,: Miss Nae Robertson, Of
Huntington. w. Va, and Mrs. ]. G..
Snidow. OF Princeton, w. Va.
Mrs. j. ". Quarles has recently re-
turned to Richmond after entertaining
a house party at Edge HILL" in
Charles City ounty The party con-
sisted of Mrs L. a. LESS and three
children-Henry. Helen and Grayson;
Miss Virginia Robertson. of Hyatts-
Vile, Md: Miss Eva ouarles. John
Quarles. Jr., and Harry Quarles. A
number of hshing and hunting parties
were given for Mrs. Quarles and her
guests. ]. w. Quarles, Percy Quaries.
lynwood Quarles and Woodbridge
Tuck. of this city. spent the past week
end at Edge M"
Important Meeting.
Miss Mary has returned to
the city. and requests a fun meeting
of the board of managers Of the Re-
treat for the Sick to-day. Business of
importance is to come before the meet
ing, and all members are urged to be
present.
Misses Rorntree Entertain.
An attractive barn dance was given
on Monday evening by the Misses
Rountree at their summer home, Can
~terbury,' near Lestor Manor. in honor
of their guest. Miss Josephine Bosher
Newell. of Richmond. The barn was
artisticaily decorated with autumn
leaves and golden rod for the occasion.
About forty guests were invited to
meet Miss Newell.
Stny-nt-Homc Whist Club.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Gu met
on Monday evening at the residence
of Mrs. c. w. p. Brock, zoe East Frank
lin Street. John Tyler and Mrs. Brock
made the highest score. The club Will
be entertained next week by the Misses
Harvie at their homo on Park Avenue
DuVal-Clarke.
The marriage of Miss Pattie E..
Clarke, daughter of Mrs. Rosa Lee
Clarke. of New Kent county. and Oscar
c. -JuVal. of this city. was celebrated
Yesterday morning at II o'clock in the
parlors of the First Baptist Church,
Richmond. with the Rev. George Nc