Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
Will be at home In this city on their
return from Norfolk.

viii be at home In this city on their
return from Norfolk.
tcturninH From School
This week an interesting group of
schoolgirls will arrive In Richmond
from the fashionable boarding schools
or the North. and will spend several
weeks at their homes in town before
leaving for summer trips. Miss Jane
Strudwick. the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Edmund Strudwick. returned
on Thursday from "Oldields," the Nc
CnllouGh School near Baltimore. Miss
Beth Palmer. OF 40 West franklin
Street. who is a student at Tarrytowu-
on-thc- Hudson. will not return to the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward y. Palmer. as soon as her
school closes. but Will first attend finals
AT '. VI. L., where she will join other
tichmond girls not yet out of school
Miss Isabel w. Scott, who has been
attending st, Timothy's School. ut
Catonsrille. Md. will 70 TO the dances
at "oodberry Forest School. in early
June. before returning to her home
mere. Elizabeth Scott. her young sis
also be guest for the final dances
therc. returning. later to Richmond
TO Attend Dances.
Several girls will leave soon for
Lexington TO attend the finals AT Viz
Einia Military Institute and Washing
clude Miss Antonctte Thicrmann, Miss
Katharine Lee, Miss Frances CARING
ton. Miss Margaret Evans. Miss
Louise Shepherd and Miss Virginia
Jones.
Observation-Disclosures.
In st. Peters Catholic Church yes
terday morning Miss Mary Josephine
| Donahue became the bride of James
Melvin O'Grady at sac o'clock, Rev.
| Fathers Joseph +. MaEri and James
y Brennan being celebrants The
church was decorated with palms
| ferns and flowers. Mrs T. j. Archer.
the organist. had charge of the music.
being assisted by Miss Annie -,
Doweli. on the violin. The offertory
was sung by Casper DeMy. The brid.
entered with her cousin. Joseph +.
Baldwin She wore silk suit of
Copenhagen blue taffcta. with "a flower
trimmed leehorn hat and corsaco
bouquet of orchids, and. instead of a
bouquet. she carried a white prayer
book with markers of lilies Henry
! W O'Grady was his brothers. best
man. and the four ushers were John +.
o'Grady, Ir, Charles w. Nickel. Thomas
+. Boyd Jr., and Thomas j. Baldwin
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Grady will spend their
| honeymoon III Washington Phi!a-
deiphia, New York and Boston Tho
bride is a daughter of Mrs Mary i
Donahue. and the groom's mother is
Mrs. Josephine O'Cirtdy, both Of th,s
city.
Minstrel show.
After having successfully managed
several performances given by the
Arlington Ministries for charitable pur-
poses during the winter months.
Charles T.. O'Donnell has turned the
affairs OF the organization over to Guy
II. Corbett, and under his direction n
benefit performance viii be given to-
morrow evening. In Sacred Hear. Hall,
Floyd Avenue and Spruce Streets for
a deserving charity
The committee in charge Of tho af-
fair is headed by Miss Mary Gardner
/ and she has arranged for a dance i'm
mediately after the minstrel program
+ The young men taking part in the
minstrel are: Robert Short. Conway
billy" Burke. John Ingcrsoil, Sidney
Clay. Guy corSett. Thomas A. Gaffnev,
Norman Ford. j.. Basil Morrissett.
Charley Vaughan. Meredith Owens,
Alher, rillery, Steve chasic and Rob
ert Burns
In the North.
Miss Title l. Berman has left for n
brief stay in New York Before re-
turning home. Miss Berman will visit
relations III Vermont, Trenton. Phiia-
deiphia. Baltimore and Washington
Pretty Wedding.
The country home of Dr. and Mrs.
John Miller Masury. Lakeside" near
Virginia Beach. was the scene of a
pretty early summer wedding on
Thursday At high noon. when their
daughter, Miss Frances Maria Masurv,
and Lieutenant Keller T.. Rockey, u
s. NJ. C.. son of Rev. and Mrs. Charles
H. Hockey. of Bellerillc, y. J.. were
married The halls and rooms of the
entire lower floor of the house We're
decorated with palms and firms, gar
lands Of Southern smilax and quanti-
ties OF Maryland roses In the dining
room the table was arranged with a
ccntcrpicCe OF pink roses and smilaX
The ceremony took place before an
improvised altar Of palms. white roses
and cathedral candles. over which was
arranged beautiful arch of Maryland
roses.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Edward r. Minor. as
sistant rector Of 81. Lukc's Episcopal
/ Church, assisted ny the bridegroon's
father. Rev. Charles II. Hockey and
the wedding music was rendered by
j. j. Miller. The bride. who was given
in marriage by her father, wore n
bridal gown OF white satin with an
overdress Of princess lace embroidered
In pearls Her long tulle veil was
draped from cap Of lace and ar
ranged with national orange blossoms
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