The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-03

Schools, Bessie Dean Carter, Madeline
Nunnally. After the scholars had
played. giving credit to their teachers
work, Mrs. Jenny Proctor and Mrs A.
T. Gillian gave several vocal seiec-
lions. which were much enjoyed. Reed
Clary gave a humorous recitation,
which was we'll received.
The pupils on roll of honor for good
work and practice were: Irene Engel-
King. Adele Engelking. Blanche VIII
liams. Grace Smith. Bessie Dean Carter
Maggie Mann. Minnie Mann. Noble
Harris. Elizabeth Grafton. Helen Tyree.
Eva Minson. Jewel Schools, Ruby
Richardson. Verde SoutifalI. Madeline
Nunnally. Doris Nunnally. Pearl Ford
Miss Verna Brown was married very
quietly on June rs in the parlors of Dr.
Balls residence. to John Cain, of this
city. reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Cain by the brides sister. Mrs
Coleman. Immediately after the cere-
mony. They Will make their future
home in Richmond.
Richmondcrs House Party.
A jolly house party left Norfolk this
week to spend two weeks at Willough-
by Beach. The party will be chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. HardiEan of
Ohio. and will be composed Of Miss
Elizabeth Clements. Miss Bessie Her
bert OF Richmond; Miss Margaret
Davis. Miss Ann Jones, Miss Aline
Graham, OF New York; Miss Gladys
Thaw, OF Richmond; Miss Gladys Willis.
Miss Mildred Moore, Miss Lucille Kings
bury. Duncan Waller, Mr.. Watts, Of
Portsmouth; John Tucker, John Peake,
OF Portsmouth; Andrew Cavanaugh, of
Richmond. Mr.. Wood, of Baltimore;
Leak English. OF Richmond. and Lewis
Smith.
Smith-PulIcr.
Miss Leila Fuller, OF Lee Hall, and
Pocahontas Smith. of Mulberry Island.
were married at the home of Mrs
Thomas Slaughter. in Richmond, Tues
day night Rev. r. j. Renforth per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
blue. with hat and gloves to match.
There were no attendants. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. r. Curtis. of Lee Hall. being the
only ones present besides the immediate
family.
They will make their home in Null
berry Island after July s.
Mrs. Cook Entertnins.
Mrs. Herbert Cook entertained at a
midday luncheon Tuesday at her home.
35l Fifty-fourth Street, in Newport
News. in honor of Mrs. Preston Roper.
OF Petersburg, who is spending the
summer at her cottage at Buckroe
Beach. Auction and straight bridge
were played. the prizes being won by
Mrs. Stuart Lottser. Mrs. Howard
Jones and Mrs. spottswood Wexford.
During the game mint juleps were
served by Misses Leonora Roper, of
Petersburg; Miss Frances Street and
Miss Lady Harris, OF Reidsville. After
the game delicious refreshments were
enjoyed. Assisting Mrs. Cook in the
dining room were Mrs. j. L. Street, Mrs.
]. n. Floyd, Mrs. Charles Baretlett and
Mrs. w. S. Copeland.
The guests included Mesdames
Harold Norton, w w. HARDWOOD. B.
Holmes. ]. r. Buxton. Frank Bragg.
]. w. c. Jones, John Bouldin. j. B.
Pressey. John NJ. Mattingly. Stuart
Lottier, Thomas Nash. ]. winston
Read, Caleb D. West. E. F. Roberts.
Howard Saunders. Mayne T. Dimm.
W. B. Lovezey. spottswood Wexford.
j. II. Hayes, George Nelm Wise.
Marquis Jones. Leroy S. Edwards, S.
II. Wertheimer. Edloe Morecock. Frank
Lodewick. Lane Lacy, Thomas New
man. j. Kennedy Corss, John Lofland,
j. NJ Coleman. Leroy Roper, Hutson
Morgan and Miss -Addie New. Mrs.
Parker, Mrs. Nelson Groome. of Hamp-
ton: Miss Stevenson. of Warm Springs;
Mrs. Chisman, Of Hampton; Mrs. Kim
berly. Of Hampton: Mrs. Arlington j.
Evans. Of Indiana
In and Out of Town.
George Lea, of Danville. has re-
turned from a stay OF several weeks
in England. and is now the guest of
his daughter. Mrs. Augustus Booth. in
Ginter Park.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy is visiting
her grandparents in Blackstone.
Mrs. Henry c. Cooper is spending a
few weeks at Virginia Beach and Ocean
View
John Hayward of Roanoke. is at the
Jefferson for several days.
Blair Burwell. of Florida. is visiting
Ralph Whitlock.
Miss Lucille Johns has returned from
Chicago. and is the guest Of Miss Whit
lock in Virginia, before leaving for
her home in North Carolina
! Welby Beverley left on Tuesday to
spend a week with his parents at
Blanf1eld, in Essex County.
Colonel William A. Boykin, Of Bal
timore, Is visiting relatives in Vir-
ginia
Miss ODER and Miss Rebecca Hickok
will leave shortly to spend the summer
at Eaglesmere, Pa.
Miss Rosa Trant left yesterday for
Virginia Beach. Later Miss Trant.
Mrs. Trant and party of friends will
go to Niagara Falls.
Miss jamie Simpson is the guest of
friends in Roanoke.