The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16
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Dauvii!e. Va. June i5.--Invitations
have been ISSUED by MIR. and Mrs.
William Edward Waller. to tho mar
riagc Of their daughter. Elnora Mac.
To larry oodtng. Jr., the ceremony
10 take place on "Wednesday. June 10.
at the Monctt Memorial Church.
Both bride and groom ave vel
known and greatly esteemed in this
! city. Mr. Wooding being the son Of
years ha. held the Office OF Mayor.
Miss Waller Is charming and at
| trsctive Young woman
On Tuesday night last Miss Mamie
, Norman was hostess At one ot the
largest and most delightful so'ia on
tcrtainmcn,s OF the reason, given NJ
| on the spacious lawn of the residences
OF Mr. md Mrs w A. Moorman on
South Main street Tho guests of
Petersburg: aud Miss E:lonia Dudley
Hutchinson. 81 Miss .ssippi b"th Of
whom are VOL known in this city.
! The entertainment Was In the ma
! ture Of q lawn fetc and progressive
heart party the popular game being
! played al tables under the trees with
/ illumination frov -d"d by numerous
var.colored. Japanese lantern. At
tn conclusion of the play. and while
freshments We're served. Frui, punch
vas served during the evening.
-irs Adah NJ Merkley for tho past
three Years pianoforte teacher at the
Randolph Macon institute and organ
ist Of Mount Vernon Church. has left
the city Ia enter now Held Of labor.
II successor a s organist is Professor
g. IL. Thompson. VINO for the past
several years was organist Of the
I Tp-n pl,..t1 ,g..
boro
Or. Otis iillsman Whitlock. Of this
city, and Miss Emma. daughter of j.
Winston Fowlkcs. Of Amelia. were
married on Tuesday last at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, near
Amelia pr. Whitlock is a well-known
physician. who removed to this city
from Richmond some months ago.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. w Paxton
we're the guests NJ honor at hand
some reception which was rendered
them on TUESDAY night las, in tho
lecture room OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church by the two local PRESBYTERIAN
missionary societies. All the mem
hers OF the congregation. ana the
BIO, col friends Of Mr. paN.on were
invited, and large number OF people
called during tho evening. which was
Il roosJ enjoyable ono ia every respect,
) Hr iStS" ana pt6utl I 4. l'tlUrG room
was e>quisitely decorated Tor This
'c'G:ioii in white and Er.en and LOOK
ed charming. During tho evening
music was rendered upon the piano ny
Miss Saliie Watson, recently hack
from Sweetbriar, and Misses Jesse
an Eliza beth Brewer. while Tom Bass
played tho violin. and Mr. Harrison
sang solo. Punch was served in tho
par!or Mi and Mrs Paxton have for
the past eight years been engaged in
mission work In China. their head
quarters being Tching- kiang, and
they are now here on furiough Dam
Vile is Mr. PnXton's home town
Miss Rcna Herman, after com
plotting course for a p. S degree at
Columbia University. New York has
returned home
Miss Margaret Bendall has returned
after an extended trip In Mississippi
r. r. HcssberG former welI-known
resilient Of Danville. now residing at
Richmond is visiting friends here
Mrs. Joseph B Anderson has re-
turned from an extended visit to her
SON Talbot Anderson. at ST Louis.
Arthur Reagan is In Portsmouth
visiting relatives and friends
Talbot EIamlin has returned from
Augusta Military academy. where he
has been a student for two years.
Miss Elizabeth NOEL is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Buck Lyon, at Dur.
ham y. c.