The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
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Mi,hams travelled in dark blus suit
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Observation-Disclosures.
MISS Sallie Bransford Mckcnnu,
daushter OF the late John T. Mckenna.
oi New Canton, Buckingham county.
nhu Dennis o'Sullivan were married at
o''V O'CLOCK Tuesday aft :rnoon in ST.
Ihtrick's Church. the Rev Father Nc
heeiry officiating. Miss Mchrnnas
lather was one of the most prominent
men In buckingham county in business,
soSiai ana political circles, and was
wei known to all the wartime III .nibars
OF the Richmond Howitzers
Ihe bride was attended by her sis
ter Mrs. Walker Scott utScy. of st.
George. $. c.. as matrou of honor, who
wore II gown of white satin. with crys-
tal trimmings. and carried Frcnyn
PACKET OF lilies OF the valley. Miss
McNenna wore a dark blue tailored
SUIT with black hat, trimmed with
ostrich plumes, and carried Il bouquet
of lilies of the valley. The best man
was FL. J. Shcrvin, Jr.. and the ushcrs
were Thomas Whittct. William Gray,
george w. Brown and william j. Dorun.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Sullivnn left on the
AFTERNOON train for OLD Point, BaltI-
more, Washington and philadelphia.
at 1901 Floyd Avenue
Organ Recital
An attractive musical went of this
week will be an organ rccit;u gwen a,
the Church of the Covenant, corner of
Park Avenue and Harrison Street,
tuesday night. The recital will b..
given by Shepherd Webb, assisted by
MISS Reinhnrdt, violinis,. anu Mss
Fleet OF Toronto. Canada, vocaiist
Most OF the music-ioring people OF tue
city VIII attend the r;citai aud an ex-
ceilent program has been arranged.
At the y. w. G. A.
The Young Women's Christian Assoc
ciaiion VIII be at home TO the Rich
mond young women ihs afternoon al
the Fern L=af from $3.50 10 I. DIR. John
ii. Eager, who reSided in Italy sixteen
years, viii talk on that country, an
Mrs. Clarence Cadet will entertain tho
guests with songs.
Meetings ihis week
An important called meeting of st.
zoe held tomorrow afternoon nj
o'clock In the residence OF Mrs.
S zen sios East Broad street. As
TINS is the last meeting 10 be held be-
fore the annual entertainment given
by the society at Liberty Han on Feb
ruarS 20. every memoer is urged to be
Daughters Will meet with Mrs Charles
g. 8, Bosher, los North sixth street,
half-past o'clock.
Founders Day.
Founders Day will DC observed at
the Sheltering Arms Free Hospital on
TUESDAY, February Is, at noon. Tho
public is invited. a short religious
service VIII be held. and the hospital
VIII be thrown open 10 visitors. \
committee OF the board mempers will
receive. and luncheon will be served
for the guests present
In and Out Of Town.
Miss Thercsu c. Higgins, who wns
operated on at the Memorial HOSPITAL
Thursday, is slowly improving.
Miss Dorothy Gilpin, Of Baltimore, ar
rived here Friday. and is the guest Of
MI and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy, at 1910
West Avenue.
Miss Flora Mason who has been
visiting friends in Richmond haa re.
turned to her home in Fredericksburg.
Miss Isabelle Waldo OF Phuadelphia,
who is in this city for trea tincnt. is
Srety improved
Miss Eugcnia Griffin. who has been
Visiting Miss Margaret Wn,idcy on
Monument Avenue. will leave this week
for her home in Salem.
Miss Ruth Budd Smithson. who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs Ii. j. Tay-
Tor. at 1915 Floyd Avenue, has returned
to her home In Crcwe.
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