Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-06
To Attend Finals.

To Attend Ffnnls.
Miss Frances Darlington will leave
town the middle OF this month 70!
Charlottesville, where she viii attend
finals at the University OF Virginia.
Miss Darlington will later GO 10 Lex
ington for the closing hops and balls
given by the cadets OF the Nirgini
Military Institute She Will also visit
[rc!nds in North Carolina and German
town. Pa. during the summer months.
Weddings This Week.
Several prominent weddings are
scheduled TO take place this week. On
Monday n number OF Richmond rela-
tives and friends Will go 10 Petersburg
to be present al the marriage OF Miss
Donald Fraser Claiborne, daughter OF
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne. TO stephen
West Holden, also OF that place. The
ceremony will take place IN the old
Tabb Street Presbyterian Church. and
will be quite a brilliant event.
quiet but very important. cere-
mony OF the week is the wedding OF
Miss Mary Tabb Crump, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Beverley Crump, TO
Dabncy Stewart Lancaster, which is
10 take place on Saturday evening at
the home OF the brides parents. 3o2
West Grace Street. Only a few rela-
t!ves and intimate friends will be pres
ent.
Several hundred prominent guests
will go to RockbridGe Baths on We'd
nesday TO attend the wedding of Miss
Emma Gold Hutchinson and Dr.. Murat
willis OF this city. The ceremony will
be celebrated in the Bethesda Church
at o'clock. and DR.. Willis and his
bride will leave later for a Western
honeymoon. A reception Will follow
the ceremony at the church.
Another out-of-town wedding Of In
tercst here is that OF Miss Anne sey-
mour Jones, daughter Of Congressman
and Mrs. william Atkinson Jones. to
lieutenant Samuel Roland Hopkins.
son OF Mrs. Lucy Hopkins, of Oar
l!ngton, Md, which is to take place
on Wednesday evening in historic st.
Johns Church, at Warsaw. Bishop
Beverley B. Tucker, assisted by Rev.
dtsinger rector of ST. Johns, will Of
Ncate, and the church will be wonder
fully decorated for the occasion. The
bridesmaids will wear quaint and
charming costumes, and the brides
wedding gown is wonderful creation
of real lace and heavy white satin
made with long court train. Two
little boys IN Colonial costume will
act as pages and open the floral gates.
which mark the entrance to the altar.
Entertaining House Party.
Mrs. Randolph. of Fredericksburg. is
giving house party this week in
honor Of her brother. John Allison, and
Mrs. Eva L. Salmon, Of Richmond and
New York Mrs. John Benton, Jr.. is
also a guest for this house party Mrs.
randolph and Mrs. Salmon will go
North later in the summer, and the
latter will tour the Orient with party
OF friends.
Miss Miller to Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Craig Miller, of
Huntington, W. Va, have issued in
vftations to the marriage of their
daughter, Sally Rutherford, to John
rutherford Bennett. Of Charleston. S.
c. The ceremony will take place at
o'clock on the evening of Tuesday.
June 90, in the home of the brides
PARENTS, in Huntington, and will be
large and brilliant affair. Miss Miller
;s very well known in Richmond, where
she has spent a great deal OF time
with her grandfather. James Tinsley.
OF "Picenocque." near the city. Mr..
Bennett is prominently connected in
both Virginia and South Carolina.
A number OF Richmond relatives will
attend the wedding. Miss Miller was
one of the maids of honor for Miss
chiffon at the Confederate Reunion,
and was one Of the most feted young
girls here for that event.
10 Tour the West.
Mrs. Randolph watkins and Mrs. a.
d Lankerkin, of this city, are leaving
on Wednesday for an extended West
ern tour. They will go North through
Vancouver Island and Canada. and will
attend the exposition in San Francisco.
also visiting places of interest in Cali