The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-28
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL. MENTION

lilies. The bridesmaids included Misses
Verna Temple Atkinson. Rosa Dove
Iurton, Adele Susie Johnston and Ar
della May Stokes. Little Lois Marietta
puller and Dorothy Virginia Fuller
were flower girls. and wore white lace
Gesses over net with blue ribbons. Tho
ring bearer, little Margaret Catherine
Wilson. wore white lace frock over
net with pink ribbons and carried the
ring In an orchid.
William robinson rendered tho we'd
ding marches, and the bride was given
in marriage Ly her brother. j. Fred
wilson George Berkciy Christian at
tended mis- brother as best man. and
the ushcrs were Loney Jones. of Peaks
Turnout; Francis Scott Wilson, Robert
Grieg Laird and James Woodfn Dodd.
Mrs. Francis Scott Wilson enter
tanned the bridal party Friday night
"a, Dutch supper. Mrs. Christian
French hat Of green and bronze braid.
.Aftcr August Is. Air. and Mrs. Chris
tian will be 1T home at 322S l-2 WeA;
Grace Street.
Miss FOrd-s Ciuss Recital.
The closing exercises of Miss Marie
Ford. Music Class. of Church Hill.
we're held in the Chimborazo School
auditorium on last Wednesday evening,
when Il very interesting recital was
given by the honor pupils Of the class.
before Il large and appreciative audi
encc. The various numbers on the
program We're eXccllcntly rendered. and
the singing and playing OF little Miss
vivian Schoch and Il very striking pan
tomine. by Miss Doris Mooney, were
especially we'll received
Upon the conclusion of the musical
program. the honor pupils were an
nouEccd and medals presented by John
y. Welsh.
Tha oplJ pri,por p,ndaJ ,,,., , rJol
30 Miss Leona .fudson. while Miss
Gladys Se.ton received "A gold pin for
the next highest standing. Gold med
ais we're also awarded to Miss Doris
Mooney. for best exercises; to Miss
Lcona RozzeIla for the best scales
and 10 Misses Ford. Gladys Niche and
Gladys i;ater, FOR splendid progress.
y gold pin for progress TO Miss Grace
robertson and Il special gold pin to
Miss BESSIE Mcihec for exceptional
proficiency during tho short time con
nec-ed with the school. while the silver
pin for progress was given to Miss
Vivian Schcch. Miss Ford was pre-
scented with number Of presents. no
table among which was set of gold
sigrct pins. gift from her pupils.
one CT the most delightful features oil
the program was the playing OF the
mandolin club. which added greatly
to tLt occasion.
GoihE Abroad.
MSS Katharine r. Glass. president
Of Fort Loudoun Seminary: her sis
ter. Mrs. Susie Glass Strider: Mrs.
Ada 5 Hatcher ANA her daughter, Miss
Marccry Hatcher, both OF the Fort
Louduun faculty, and Miss Rebecca
Baird. the latter OF Romney w. Va
and also connected with the seminary
left last week for Philadelphia and on
Thursday sailed on the steamer Peinz
os';ar. Of the Hamburg American line
FOR sIamburg, Germany
Their tour VIII embrace many Of
the most interesting points OF Ger
MANI, Switzerland. France and Eng
iand. III, most famous being CO.
lo1re, III, Rhine I-ucerne. lnteriaken
Icrrott. Chamouia. Tours. Paris Lon
don. edinburgh. York and Cambridge
Al liverpool they expect to take pass
star Line. and reach home early in
SET. e'nber.
ThcN have planned to spend the
greater part OF their time studying
III Tours. France. and at Cambridge
University IN ::usland
80 Tho Warm Springs.
hr and Mrs. George 7 NJ. Gibson
closed their Baltimore hou&e last week
1r. Gibson and his mother. Mrs George
;. Gibson, Will leave for Warm Springs
whc'" they always spend the summer
at their cottage. After visit 10 Mrs
MaoG'll. Mrs. Gibson Will join them
Their daughters, Miss Sara r Gibson
ana Miss Louisa Nj. Gibson. will he the
guests nf MIR. ana Mrs. Il. Stanley Gary
II their country place ut CatonsvilIe
intii aiter July Z. when they Will
join their parents at Warm Springs