The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
FORBES BOYKlN WEDDING
WILL TAKE PLACE TO-DAY
Entertainment Given by Mrs. w. T..
Bibb In LuuIsn ON Thursday
Afternoon.
Officers at Instruction Camp Ncnr
Fredericksburg Are Guests of Charles
II. HUri>amp.

The leading society event OF to-day
VIII hc the wedding of MISS Daisy Boy
kin daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Marshall Boykin, and William S.
Forbes, son Of Whiiwen :. Forbes,
which will bc celebrated very quietly
at the home OF the bride this evening
ut ESQ ocloCk. Only members of the
Immediate families viii witness the
ceremony, on account of recent mourn
ing IN the family of the groom. MIR
Forbes and his bride will leave later In
The evening for their wedding trip.
con- their return from the North they
will make their home in this city.
Miss Nn,sh iion"rcd.
Miss Mary u. Walsh. OF 2O24 Monu-
ment Avenue. who has been attending
school NJ Trinity College. Washington,
has jus, been elected president OF the
r-rio~ GLASS Of that institution for 1915.
Miss Walsh is former student and
graduate Of Miss Ellett's school, in
this city.
Entertained in Louisa.
OF Mrs. ". T. Bib, near Louisa, WAS
the scconc OF q pretty progressive cara
parts Thursday afternoon. Tables were
arranged for twcnty-four and the
prize for highest score was won by
Mrs W J. Crank. The decorations
were in roses and sweet peas In tail
vesoF and cut glass bowls. Those
playing were: Mcsdamcs j.. W. Sims,
:. Ii. Flanagan. :. II. Flanagan. il.
n. y Walker. Jesse Donnally, s. s.
Griirith, james West and w j. Crank.
An and Mrs w. w. Smith. MIR. and
Mrs w. c. Bibb. Misses Anna Griffith,
Josephine Henderson. Eliza beth Elan
nagnn, Mary Donnally, Lucy Gwath-
mey. of Richmond; Agnes Palmer, Sud!e
Davis Kathleen and Janet Bibh ana
Margaret Heindl, of Richmond, i. O..
Duvau ana Edward Gwathmcy.
Recital This Evening.
An attractive program Will be rem
dered by the pupils of the 1cqucm-
boure- School Of Music this evening at
o'clock In Stcin's Hall, III West
Broad Street. The entertainment Will
include class work and advanced solos
and these numbers will he rendered by
BENJAMIN Shlllar and Katherine Thurs
tor. The program so beautifully rem
dcrcl on Thursday afternoon was re-
ceived with Il great deal of cnthu-
siuSm ana applause by the large au-
dlcncc present.
Married In Washington.
The marriage OF Miss Bette l.. Jones
and Eugene y. Hcasley. both "f this
city. was celebrated in Washington on
Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
ding trip, and on their return VIII
bs at home on Church Hill
Dinner ut Boscohcl
General G. 9. Vaughan and staff Of
ncers at Camp Marye' were enter
iaincd at dinner party ut "Bosco-
bel" STAFFORD County, Thursday oven
ing, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles IL. ilur-
ltanp. who also had as their guests, II
small number of local people to meet
the officers. FOLLOWING the dinner tho
party returned to l'rcdcrickshurg foi
the dance nj the Hotel Frederick.
Among those present were: Genera
G. c. Vaughan, Colonel 10 Lane Stern
Colonel Allen Potts Major James w
Graves. Captain y. NJ Ship, Captain
i. {. Conrad, Captain Vaughn Camp
Lieutenant q. NJ Harrison. of the local
company, and Captain -. NJ. Lee. OF
"IIighland Home" Stafford County
Governor stuart was expected to be
present up to Wednesday,, when he tclc-
graphcd his regrets. stating that hc
was In Southwest Virginia and would
ic absent from Richmond the balance
"f the week.
In New York.
registering at tho Hotel McAlpin in
New York from Richmond during tho
past week nave been: w. II. Crawford
y. j. Crafts, II. c. Sutton, Casllie T.
Norwen, J. Boyd Bland and J. NJ.
Icakc.