The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-12

ends the weeks rayeties. DR.. C. f.
Booker, of Petersburg, who was TO
have preached the baccalaureate ser
mon on Sunday is seriously Ill. but
his place will be filed by some prom
inent minister. and the other public
addresses will he made Monday morn
ing before the literary societies by
President william Preston Few. Of
Trinity college, ~. G.; Thursday
morning 70 the Alumni association by
Walter TT. BealI. of Washington, d.
q: and the address to n gradual
ing class Will be made at noon We'd
nesdav by Hon. Roosevelt Page. or
Richmond The great sham battle
takes place Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock ard the public celebration OF
the two literary societies will be on
/ Monday night at $40 o'clock. The
uwrAi program ~ drills. dress parades
and dances by the various clubs has
been arranged and a number Of young
girls will go from Richmond to at
tend these finals.
Miss wcisfges's Musical.
Miss Ruth Weis.ger's music pupils
gave their commencement recital In
~Chimboraro school auditorium Mon
day evening. The medals awarded by
the Cor1ey company was won by Miss
Alice M~cFsdden. Medals were also
won by Miss Arnabelle Carter, Mas
ter Lewis watkins Miss Lois Satter-
field, Mses Margaret Gallagher. Miss
Fula Wright; pins 20 Misses Hazel
Thurston, Virginia Collins, May Col
Inns. Master Frank Melton. Misses
Nellie Smyth. Edythe Bracket. Kath-
crime Melton. Aline Ford, Maggie
Rose, Alma Tucker, Mrs. Anderson.
Master Willie Gallagher. Misses AL
! bertA Hrliard. Viola Heath. Lena HI
> Hard, Mary Farrell. Louise Wood
| ward. Julia Chappell, Mrs, Burnett.
I This was the end OF the second ses-
( sion. and Miss Weissiger was present
I ed by her pupils with a silver card
case and coin purse.
4 Invitations Issued.
a Invitations have been issued by
p Mr.. and Mrs. G. Grattan Crawford,
Of Kernstown. Frederick county, to
. the marriage of their daughter, Eli
xaheth Eleanor. to Rev. John Long
r Jackson. rector of Emmanuel Episco-
= pal church. HarrisonburE. The wed
ding will take place Wednesday even
; ing. june 18th. at 1880 o'clock at the
= home of the brides parents.
: Following the ceremony, the bridal
couple will leave for New York. from
; which port they will sail for Europe.
After a two months tour OF he con
tinent, they Will return to America.
: After September LIST. they will be
at home In Harrisonburg. Va
l Mr.. jackson is a native Of Baiti-
more and a graduate of the Tpisco-
{ pal Theological seminary at Alexan-
dria, Va. having been ordained In
the priesthood of the church short
" altar rayi Mating tho CpITQa Hp
has been rector of the Episcopal par
| ish In Harrisonburg for the past
, three years.
/ The brlde-eiect Is a member Of one
I Of the best known families Of Fred
| erick county. h is a graduate from
Fort Loudoun seminary, Winches-
ter.
Interesting Meeting.
The fourth annual meeting of the
: John Marshall High School Alumni
association will be held Monday eve
= nlng. June 18th, at $50 in the school
auditorium.
= Mr.. Evan r.. Chesterman win de-
;, liver the address and tho soloists Will
be Mr.. Warren Poitiaux and Miss
: Adele Ostlvie. Tho girls chorus will
also sing and there will be dancing in
library after the adjournment Of the
meeting. A number of out-of-town
/ alumni nave AfItdIy aHIIbuNtNd thtS
will attend and the occasion promises
;. to be a most interesting one
!" All former pupils of the school.
= whether member OF the association
= or not. are cordially invited to at
u tend the meeting and visit the library.
. IVOR, VA, June 11.-Miss Lizzie
Pulley gave a linen shower at the
|, home of her brother, l. c. Pulley,
yesterday afternoon. from s to 7
\ O'Clock. In honor of her sister. Miss
Lottie Pulley, who was married today
to Mr.. f. II. Ashby, OF Eastern
shore, Va.
The parlor was beautifully deco
rated with ferns and potted plants
a II lighted with candles. while in
. the center hung a huge japanese UNI
brella on which was placed a large
!, basket decorated in pink and green,
!, containing many beautiful and costly
: hand embroidered linen presents. At
: ter the guests had been seated around
= the room Miss Pulley was escorted in
:, ind-folded and seated under the
= magnificent umbrella and the core
p. fastened to the basket was unloosee
and the contents poured down In
shower.
The guests then contested for {
prize In stitching towels, AND
9 Mrs. Lizzie NJ. Delk became the win
ner Of the prize, a handsome en-
/, broidered linen towel.
The guests were then ushered Int
1.-The dining oom where refreshment
, were served In abundance.
Those present We're: Mrs. Frank d
, Taylor and daughter, Miss Anna Tay
Tor, Mrs. +. p. Pulley, Mrs, q. I
Rarden, Mrs. A. r. Clayton, Mrs.
: A. Mahoney. Mrs, w. p. Speight. Mrs
. ]. r. Delk, Mrs. J. i. Taliaferro, Mrs
]. S. Gale, Mrs. Rosa Stephenson, o
Petersburg, Va; Mrs. j. r. Jolly. o
Petersburg; and Misses Lottie Pulley
Edna Faircloth. Dilla Bradshaw
r Evelyn Cobb. Mary Reams and Mrs
A j. w. Reams, Mrs. Rose Pulley. Mrs
A Fannie Lewis, Of Suffolk, Va; ant
Is the Misses Ashby. Of Easternshore
= Va.
- -AtIz+3n-a,claek~the-g guests retired
= wishing Miss Lottie Pulley. the cues
Of honor, many pleasant afternoons i
r her future welded life.
# Personals.
I Mrs A)tra Marpi1 Draury has re