Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-05
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my, invitations have been received in
nIiiGenmond for the marriage OF Miss
NJ M.iour neake. daughter Of Mr.. and
i E,,s william Maiiam Edward Leakc. to Fred
rtte; formerly OF Tuscaloosa. but now
,,,i birmingham. Ala. Tie ceremony
vii take place in Birmingham on
n, 1--WE IL and number OF rela-
TO attend the wedding.
Mr. rite Is 4 young lawyer or Bir-
minsham. and served in the aviation
one of the greatest interest here.
where the b.ide-clcct is widely and
prominently related, and has frequent
~ visited
Visiting Iicrc.
Miss Josephine Pinckncy. OF Charles
Hrd ,-in-law. Mr.. and MIS- G..
'tcsworth P!nckney. at their home in
inter inter Park 4 num l;sc Of info, T;al
|romincnt Wedding.
Mr.. and MIS-. Daniel r. Randall
have issued invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter. Miss Rosa
mond Harding Randall. to Francis
Fouike Bcirne, OF Richmond. Satur-
day. November %. at 4:3o o'clock. "a,
for the two immediate families and
few friends will follow at the res.
idenco OF Mr.. and Mrs. Randall. 1927
Miss Randall will have her young
sister. Miss betty Randall. as her maid
OF honor: and the t*o bridesma ids
before .ier marriage recently. was
MISS Ann Franklin Kcyser. ana Miss
Mary Med. Beirnc. OF Richmond, a
sister OF Mr.. Beirne.
John Baylor. Of Washington. for
merly OF Virginia, will be the best
man: and the ushcrs will be Charles
watkins and Or; Darlington Williams
f,nd sav..
United states Army: Miss Randa!is
two brothers. William A. Randall and
Risii BIC H. Randall. and her cousin.
Blanchard Randall. Jr
Mr.. Beirne lived in baltimore for
several years before going overseas
WIN TIE American exped!tionary
forces; He Is son Of the late Col
MISS Randall. who was presented to
society several seasons ago. has been
active In the Junior League and the
Bryn Mawr School League.
MI Beirne. who is Il Journalist and
writer OF no little reputation, was n
th,noaes schoiarshlp student a, oxford
the University OF Virginia.
Engagement Announced
MIS- George T. King. OF 1919 Grove
Avenue. announces tho engagement Of
hcT daughter. Rcna Angus. TO George
X iiar"ood. also Of Richmond. The
welding will take place early in De-
ihere VIII be varied and amusing
eh'"riainm"nt given at the Virginia
Randolph Elicit School by the three
upper classes Friday afternoon. be-
ginning az $50 O'Clock All sorts o.
novel features have been arranged.
such as "a 'chamb"r Of horrors" games
and contests. High tea Will he served
at $50 O'Clock after which thcr. viii
he vaudeville performance. Tn" pro-
cceds or the entertainment viii 20
towards promoting The extra Curricula
activities. and all alurnnae and friends
OF the school are invited 20 attend
Miss Browns Lecture.
Miss Mabel Brown. OF Norfolk. will
arrive tomorrow 20 b" the guest OF
Mrs. Ch'lcs NJ. Terrell here for brief
stay. Miss Brown vii! lecture on Fri.
day morning at 1880 O'Clock az the
Woman's Club on "Current Events"
COMPLIMENTARY 20 her former classes.
Organize Alumnnc Of Collegiate school.
An interesting event OF construc-
tive nature connected with the opening
days OF this session was The rcccn, or
ganization Of the Alurnnac Association
OF the Collegiate School for Girls The
local a!umnae met with Miss Baker
and Miss Walker and after discussing
an association and the policy 10 govern
this one. the following officers were
elected: Miss Elizabeth Gwathney.
president: Miss Catherine Bemiss,
vice pres dcnt: Miss Eleanor Williams.
secretary, and Miss Florine Thomson.
treasurer
The association decided to have a
very definite and clearly defined and
a!truistic movie. look ing TO some ser
vice or civic and academic value The
horsh:p in the association will be lin
tied 20 those who arc graduates from
the school. the privilege OF me IN bersh:p
being forfeited when in the judgment