The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-07

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Harvard Law school, and a member
'of the Harvard Club in New York
City.
Among the out-of-town guests who
will be present at the wedding are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. w. Mitchell and Glen
M,thceil. OF Brookline, Mass; Miss
MARY Wilson Long. of Baltimore:
Mise Mary Wilson Swami. OF New
York Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Swami SIM
chair. OF Alexandria; Beverley Kenron
and William Talbot Sinclair. Of
Washington; little Miss Frances
Swami Sinclair and Master G. A
Swami Sinclair, Jr.: Mrs. Charles
Floyd and Miss Marion Parker. Of
New Bedford. Mass; Orlando NJ
Barnes. Reginald L Sweet. william
Bruraley, all OF New York.
To Give Benefit Performance.
The board OF managers OF the
Summer Rest" will have q benefit
performance of THE Spell Of the Yu-
kon- At the Colonial Theatre today
and tomorrow. Prominent women
Aa-e the affair In charge. and many
interesting parties will be made UP
to attend TIE entertainment.
The Summer Rest 10 a vacation
horne FOR self-supporting women. sit
uated In Albemarie County. In the
health giving region Of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. It 10 veritabiy what the
name sagscsts-a rest.
school Cunimcnccu1cnt.
On Monday evening the pupils OF
the Virginia Randolph Elicit School
for Girls held their June Queen and
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Small Blair, one OF the seasons
debutantes and . former pupil Of the
school. was the queen. She wore a
handsome dress OF white tAfeeta and
nlver lace made w1th-a court train of
tulle and her flowers were a hand
some bouquet OF daisies tied with
e0t1A Mics Madeline Bigger . men,
bes OF the graduating class, was the
maid q honor. and Miss Katherine
Boshsn was the crown bearer, white
little Miss Margaret Gordon acted ~
school was handsomely decorated With
flowers of every variety. and q large
gathering Of friends md relatives wsrs
present to Gee tho girls graduate.
Thomas Pinckney Bryan made the
commencement address, and those who
graduated were Misses Madeline Big
ger. Norma Bigger, Catherine Cary,
AIArtha Fitzgerald. Jeanette Freeman,
Virginia Do Jarnette. Lois johnson.
Rebecca Bird. Kitty Peasants.
Frances Laird. Corbin Spicer. Martha
Tanner. Louise Bolton. Hazeltine wat
son. 'Antoinette Theirman. Emily
Thomson. Ella winfree. Virginia
Jones. Leila Friend and Mary Neither
wood. Miss Rebecca Bird won the
Richmond College scholarship, and
Miss Madeline Bigger and Miss Emily
Thomson won the Sweet Brtar
scholarship.
Soper-Dominid.
A pretty wedding was celebrated
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock at the
home OF the brides sister. Mrs. e. M.
Trainuun, 400 North Roberts Street,
Barton Heights. when Miss Robin
cite Ola Dominica. daughter of Mrs.
Viola Pauline Dominica, was married
to Thomas O'Farrall Eoper, son Of
Mrs. Alice r. Soper. of Highland Park
Rev. Arthur J. VIM officiated, and
only the immediate families witnessed
the ceremony. Tho drawang-room
was arranged in palms. ferns. summer
flowers and pink shaded lights, and
the altar was banked with white now
ers and trailing vines Mrs. E. NJ.
Trainum rendered the wedding musiO
The Hour That Gave Ne You
Just before the ceremony, and PER-
feet Day very softly during the SER
vices The Bridal Chorus from
"Lohengrin" was rendered a. q pro-
cesstonAL
The bride wore . smart travelling
costume Of gray silk faills. finished in
silver, with q modish hat to match,
and she carried . shower bouquet Of
orchids sprayed with lilies OF the val
ley. Miss Theresa A. Dominica, who AZ
tended her sister a. maid OF honor.
wore . quaint dress Of pink taftetA ana
carried an armful OF pink roses. Lit
tide ThelmA Tratnum, niece Of the
bride. and Mildred Mann, preceded the
bridal party to the altar Francis /.
8. Hull attended Mr.. So. er a. best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. soper left later in the
evening to spend their honeymoon In
the North. and on their return will
be ut home at 1879 virsinia Avenue,
Highland Park. Some Of the guesto
from = distance were Mrs. Ruby r.
Lufsey. OF Pittsburg. Pa: Miss MIN
ME B. Men. Of Etna, Pa. and Mr.. and
Mrs John Bowers. Of Cincinnati.
PersonAa Mention.
Mrs. Levin Ioynes and Miss Julia
Joynes. Of West Franklin Street, have
returned to the city after spending
several weeks with relatives In New
York.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Baylor. Of Chat
tanoosa, Professor and Mrs. Robert
Mlson. q Prfncetor. ~ y. ana MIR
Weee emon9 H. cotss1seeNn ,guestp