The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-17

county mas been the recent guest of
his mother. Mrs. G.. r. Garnett, at her
home on Brook Road.
Meetings To-day.
All chairmen OF committees and
those who have tickets for the Con-
fedcrate ball that took place Tuesday
evening are asked to report at Lee
Camp Hall this morning at IL O'Clock.
1t will be very important meet
ing.
The lakewood Memorial Association
Will meet this afternoon at o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. Don Hughes,
3l2 North Twenty ninth Street. Mem
bers are asked to attend promptly.
A. l.. Y. 4. Excursion.
There seems to be some Idea abroan
I that the river is too high for the OK
cursion Saturday to jamestown Island.
which Will be run by the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia Anti
quities. The committee in charge OF
arrangements wishes IL known that
the excursion will certainly be run on
the Pocahontas. and that the river is
not high enough to interfere In any
way with the sailing.
The boat Will leave the wharf
promptly at o'clock on Saturday
morning.
Miss Lucie Walton Opie became the
bride Tuesday of J. Blair Hoge. Of
Baltimore. Md. The ceremony was
performed at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of the brides brother. II. L. Opie, In
stanton. her pastor. Rev. Walter Q.
Hullihcn, OF Trinity Episcopal Church,
officiating. An altar had been !m-
provised in an alcovc of the front hall
way. which was prettily decorated
with ferns and other sreenery. The
bride. dressed in a light gray travel
ing suit. with white hat and gloves
| entered with the groom. her brother.
-tx.tp har
rage The wedding was a very SIM
pie one, only the immediate families
OF the bride and groom being pres
ent.
MIR. and Mrs. Hoge left on North
ern wedding trip. which VIII inciuoe
Niagara Falls. After their wedding
"trip. they will return to the city TO
make their home for the present with
Mr. Hoge's sister, Mrs. Thomas j.
Hartman, In Baltimore.
Mrs Hoge is the daughter OF the
late Captain and Mrs. joan ~ oP'e'
/ or Staunton.
Tom Thumb Wedding
There will be Tom Thumb Wed
dtrp hold in the lecture room or the
Leigh street Baptist Church. the al.
fair will take place this evening at
Sis o'clock.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Ella Binford will leave in July
=, amend the summer travelling with
friends n Europe.
Mrs. Charles Gardner Plumlsy has
returned to Charleston. w. Va. after
a visit to her mother Mrs. Seldom
Jones.
Mrs. Joseph Bell has returned 10
the city. after spending several weeks
at Virginia Beach.
Miss Ethel Loving is rapidly re-
covering from an operation :or sp-
pendicitis at the Johnston Willis
Hospital.
Hot Springs. after a visit TO relatives
in this city.
Miss Alice wyatt who hiss been
visiting her aunt. Mrs Thomas T.
Byers, n stanton. has returned TO
Richmond.
Mrs. Thomas Smith. of warrenton
is the guest OF relatives in Richmond
for several weeks.
Cap,a!n and Mrs. W. G. Kable. OF
| stanton. are visiting relatives in this
city.
Mrs. Laura NJ Murrie. of Danville
and Rev. and Mrs. w. O. Bates Jr''
of Essex with their little son, are
| spending few days with Mrs. John
II Redd. in Barton Heights.
Mrs. J. \. Thompson, of this city.
is the GUEST OF Mrs w. "A. Bell at her
home in Fredericksburg.
Miss Louie Williams will sail on
Saturday from New York to spend
|. summer abroad.
Mrs. p C. Yerby. of Forest Hill. is
visiting friends in Washington this
week.
Miss Bessie Doyle. of Norfolk. is a
guest of Mrs. George Mason in this
! city.
Allan Lancemein, of Baltimore, has
been the recent guest of c. b. Garnett.
in Ginter Park.
Randlll McGanck and E. W. Browne,
OF Norfolk, spent SUNDAY with friends
in Richmond.
/ Misses Eliza and MadSe Montgomery
will spend the W extend with the
Misses Hemingway. In Norfolk
! William Il. Thomas has returned to
/ Philadelphia after visiting relatives
/ in Richmond or some time.
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itc structure six stories high ana Gov
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