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SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION
inly a small company of relatives |
.I friends witnessed th- woiMlns .
remol "f Mis- Maiy Hulauy 1"all. .
itchier of .lames M. Hall. ami Dr.
S. Black well. son of Mrs. J. Dav- j
; u.i-t Hlarkv. ? 11. which took place
, -torda\ evetilim a; ' o'clock In
v?. , little St. Stephen's Kplscopal
?? 1? nt Wc-thanipton. lli-v. .1. .1.
i .;.tr. rector of the Church of the
l' i- Trlnltv. otlloiated. and the altar
t -v .tli white t'owcrs anil
tthedral candles. Quantities of pink :
>,es fuitl tin Isle s decorated tlio chtirch i
throupKout, and "Mewillcy," the home;
. . ) j ;( 's :'ath r. whero a reeep
? t was held lmniodlntely following
ceremony, v.-as also arranged with I
? .me llow-rs
t'he brl ie ent< red the church with
?'-?th-;, who gave her away Her
v.. i!. ? it ivwii was fashioned of white
t ( meteor an 1 tulle. \\ ith t* ltu
|..v prii -<-ss lace, ami her bridal,
veil-of princess laco was fastened with,
! p .-icjis She I'.ari i-d a bou
, ,,f mies ol the v 111 c > and white,
-lilds. They v. . r>' met at tin* rhan- j
eel toy the Broom and his best man, |
. rr ll?ii 11 Hl:v well. Miss Kllcn 1 .eo
''.ill. Who w is hi-r shtit's mai l ?>i
); nor, wore . drcsp ? blue taftetta.
v-.Jli 'i cm "i 1'ice llouncli.n, and tar
, r. hat lilled with pink
rases and Ma rcueritcs. Little Kmma
^arrlngton Klely. daughter of Mr. mid
V r c 11 enry t'. 111 e 1 y, as flower u i i .,
wore a ir .i k of French emhroider. d
mullc .rttmmeil lri lace. ller ribbons
w, re pile blue, ami she carried a.
Pn-iHft '?( pi: k rosebuds. Wearinir
self white Havbl Copp-rtlehl
,-itt!'. tie t wo small boys, Fred-rl-k
Houston, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs 1
(? Houston, of Nt w York, and Kobert
fj. I'urcell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tiiom
Ls V.*. Pur. -11. held the ribbons. The
ushers Included James M. Hall, Jr..
iVewls McKenzle Judklns, John Cecil
ami Dr. A. A. M.irstcller. ,
Some of the guests from a distance ,
.-.ttmrttnn the wedding were: Mrs. .
.!nmes 1>. Evans, of Florence, S. C.;
Mrs. Alfred 11. Powell and Miss I'?w
.11 of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. \V. S.
Hall, of Fairfax; Mrs. M. Dulany Rill
and Miss Ball, of Fairfax: l>r. and Mm.
Sntnurl A. Wnllls. of the TheoloRlcf.l
Seminary, Alexandria; Miss l-.li/.abe. li
Snowden. of Alexandria: Mr. and Mrs. ,
Frederick Houston, of New York; Mrs. j
T. llllton Orrlck. of llagiTstown, Md.; ;
Mr? J. Davenport Hlackwell, of Lynch
burg; Dr. and Mrs. U. 10. Hlackwell. . i
Asllnd Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messlok.
of Auburn, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. John
Hlackwell, of Louisa County; Miss C.
S. Smith, of Wnrrenton; Mrs. Henry J
Mai kail, of Lnngley, and many others,
l.rn vlnK for Sen r.nKlaiiil.
Mr and Mrs. James C Smyth, of
Monroe l'i mice, rife leaving town to
day for th- North. Mr. and Mrs.
Smyth will po at once to their camp.
"Dixie," near Wolfboro. N. 11., where
lliev expect to spend some time. Later
In the summer Mr::. Samuel McOtitn.
of Norfolk, will to New I li.r.ipshiro
to be the tin st of Mrs. Smyth for
several weeks.
Ilnylor?ltniril.
ST I ieor^e's episcopal Church. l-'reil
erlcksburt:. was the scene of i prettv
wedding Tuesday morning "t 11:;:'
o'clock, when Miss Mary 111 ike Halrd.
of lOpplng Forest, Kbsc.x County, an I <
Kiclvard I'-aylor, of "Klnlock." I0ss? \
Countv, wen- mart led, Dev. J. J. Lanl-r,
rector of the church, performing the
e-reiuonv. The church was beautifully i
decorated with Dorothy I'eikln rose.-.:
The bride was met at the altar by tli-j
groom. accompanied by the best man, (
Mcintosh Haylor, t?f Norfolk. Sim car
ried lilies of the valley and orchids, j
The maid of honor. Miss Kllzabcth
r..-irti, i.irri-d American Heauty roses.'
The w e .1111 n V music was rendered by 1
Miss I'm I'- sel r.
Among the out-of-town luteals were;
and Mrs. 13. U. Bftlrd, Jr., of Nor
folk. Mr. and Mrs. B. !! Halrd. and
Miss I'.n'f B -ird, of Warsaw ; I >r. ami
Mis W. \. Shaw, Mrs. I >lckii>s..n, Mrs.
N S Sale, Mrs. l>::ndri<Lje Sale, Mrs.
il !. Sec T. Mi-'S s. 1". Halrd, of Kssex
founty; Itobcrt Warren, of Newport
Ni v. s , ,,
After the ceiemor.y. Mr. and Mrs.
i-;-."b'?r left for a Northern bridal trip
iiV'foro Kolnff to lho\r home. In Kss<?x
i UmTAy.
? liarlty Lann I'etes.
Smart society will be much In evi
d.tu-e this afternoon and ev.nln-.T at
i umerous lawn fetes and pardon par- ,
tics that are to too given for charity. I
Miss rattle Cary Is president ot tli
Alumnoo Ar.vo.'latlon of Miss Kllett's
School, which will have cliarue of to
lawn part \ t . !>? i.iven oi th- lampus
,.f Hlchmoml Co-l-n ?. Mrs. He.iu.'iVi.
1 nurg's Junior cl;..-s will b. tluv <.r-t
<hest ra In th- afternoon, and a mil-'
steal program will !>? rendered In th
. venltiK. With Master S. hklar iis the j
Mperlaltv. The members of the asso
ciation 'will serve at the manv small
tables that will be arramrei every
where under the beaiititul rod tr<?s.
This ever:lr t: biu; lawn party will
ho given at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. ;
John C. Bol.-rtso;i, at Forest Hill, for
the benefit of the Church of th.' Hood;
Shepherd. The.pretty rroumls of th-.
Jtobertson home will be struim with
Japanese lanterns ami th' voiittj? fills
s .-r\ I ng Include Miss, s 11-leti l>.ti!:s.
Kat- Minor. Sue Hurt. Leila Friend,
Virginia l'ulllant, Virginia C.ay. Con
htanco (lay, Mildred Pulllain, Charlotte
Brar.ner. I: v. 1 ti Totupl.lns. Lll/ab.-: it '
Tompkii s. M.mj 1 tent :s, Mary N-t' ci -
v.-ood, Ellen Sinlth, tJcraldlno Cole, Lil
lian J'olliam, Mlriitti ritts. Kathclne
Tyndall and Misses Trnylor, Brown,
Young and Armstrong. i
A number ><? pt oiriinent musicians
v/ill assist In en:.-! talnhur tin- ? j :i
< nt Ahii.ru,' t !? ' who 1 vi' ' ecrt < t -
Ha^ed : t - Miss \tnor ette Alb . alt..
F.aTpl Ltuhiic, tfnor; }:?:!?;?? i'!
baritone lioia-.- Powell, o. - . at 1
l^ani" (lalbr.i. t. " :' ' t
Til. 1?'11' 1' : Aid '? ' f th- P t 1
of th llolv Coinf-rti t will - - > 1. . i a '
Jawn fcto this afternoon and evening,
the hours lining from :i to ll o'clock.
The affair will take placo on the lawn
of the church, and will too a very at- ;
tractive event In -very detail
On ft'> ?Hot to.
The ma n iap e ' M s t-h.. ? 11> ?
ItOMIlllr 1: >t; ? . l: ? ? ? '
Mrs. J' -h P.'-tto. t., a . t ... ;
liuffy, son I:;m? ? I??;rf
hrated ?> ? st-ri'.;iy t:i< : t.Ii.it t 1
o'clock lti St I at:. ', '1
ceremon> was pe: ft:.- . ? . ;-v
Father Bret nri:: T , t ? - ?
t. nded by his unc
best man, and t' < ti ? ? s
Thomas Dot to, Alo; i"
ward Slntiot TI -
1 n palms, sweet i
candles. The bride was
j;owned In a blue t ?
with a hat to mat h ar
stif.wer toouqiiet of 1 .<?- t ? t .
After a trip to Not t> ? ? r.
nr.d Mrs. Duffy will I ? at t. : at
North Twenty-sixth Street, .-?rt< r
July 1.
I.cave* for Cnllforniit.
Mrs John Dae Nlsb-t !'"* :
<i'.. Tuesday t'? vlsl' ? i ?'
Ward at h'r hoim n ?
Mrs. Nlsto't has icstoto tor f
Duos years with )<? : < o o- .t-i,
j .1 Smith, Iri this elt
Jluck?tc[>?Went.
A murrlugn of nui' )i ir.
etty, whero the hiitbs ha - m:n.. f'
relatives ?vs c 1-. . 1 i
Ington yesterday, win ti Misr F.v. .t.
t'ecll Huckstcp wan ih^-mC'I t >
}r*niel West, of Did Churcn, ilunovcr
CVunty. The bride ha3 been tho guest
?>t' hor brother. James lluck step, of
North Twenty-seventh Street, for sev
er.-.1 days, and Is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Julian C. Iluckstep. of Palis.
K i UK William Coifnty. She wore a
ha ndsoinc fioinjr away kuwii of blue
with hat and uloves to match.
\fter the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs.
West left for Now Jersey, where they
will visit relatives, and will lie at home
at Old Church after Juno 20.
Married In .Norfolk.
l.ouis 11.vines and Miss Host Weln
st- in, both of this city, were married
last Sunday at Norfolk. Philip I?a
tasky. of Richmond, acted as best man.
ami Miss I.eah W'einstein was brides- ?
maid. following the ceremony the
wedding supper was served, and Mr.
ami Mrs. iiymes left later for a honey- J
moon trip to New York, Baltimore ami ;
\V;?.shington Mn their return they j
will reside for some time In Itiehiuond,
and will later leave for Arizona, where!
Mr Hymes will engaitu in business. I
Accc?Iter ml on.
The marriage of Miss Kvalyn Kd
inotiia Ib-milon and Furnani Hill A gen
was celebrated in Washington ?>n June
2. Key. Hugh T. Stevenson performing
tlie eereinony. Following a wedding
journey, Mr. and Mrs. Agee will be at
homo after July 1 In Ashland The
bride is a daughter of John Marshitll
llerndon. of i.yiu hburn, and Mr. A tree ,
is a foil of John 15. Ajjce, of WafriMi. j
Mexamlrln Wedding.
'J'lie wedding of Miss Natliille May j
Polish and ileorgo Gordon Ashcr will j
take place tills evenir.K In Alexandria :
at Christ Church, and will be followed
by a reception at the homo of Mr. and j
Mrs. Samuel C. Polish, parents of ;
the bride, 222 South Washington I
.strict. Five hundred invitations have!
been sent out for the ceremony and
reception. Ri?v. W. J. Morton will
otlU'iate. Miss Henevlnvo Clarko will
be tlio maid of honor. Miss Patsy
M"i'Kaii, of Richmond, and Miss Ivath
erlne I.ance, of Pennsylvania, will be
bridesmaids, and little Miss lOdlth
Ashcr will be flower girl. The best
man will lie hawrenco Clarke, of Hal- i
tlmore, and the ushers, C. Keith Oarlln, !
sen of Hepresentatlvo and Mrs. Carlln;
Garrett i'itt and Bryan Pitt, all of (
Alexandria, and James W. Fowler, of
W'ushingtofi.
IN AND OUT OK TOWN.
Mrs. Menaclus I.ankford, of Norfolk,
is the .quest of her parents. Judge and !
Mrs. Kdmund Waddill, Jr., on Park I
Avenue.
Miss Laura Richardson Is leaving :
town shortly to attend the finals at 1
the Virginia Military Institute, in Dex
Ingt on.
Miss Rthncy Seidell, of 2210 West ,
Grace Street, has as her guest, Miss |
Mattie Meade, of Haltlmore.
John iloyd has left for Detroit,'
where he will spend ten days visiting
l.andon Weiiford.
Mrs. Thomas A. Smyth has returned
from Norfolk, and has a a her guest '
lnr mother, Mrs. George C. Nurney, of
Suffolk.
Miss Minnie Arnold, of this city, Is J
visiting Mrs. Alexander Ross In Caro
line County.
K. W. Brookes has returned to the
city, after spending a few days with!
friends in Waynesboro.
Mrs. J. T Pattlson and her daugh- !
ter. Miss Daisy Pattlson, are visiting
the former's (laughter, Mrs. R. C. 1..
Motieurc, In Newport News.
Miss Violet Dnughtrey has returned ?
to her home In Norfolk, after attend- ,
ing school at the Woman's College
here.
Mrs Gaston Myers and children and '
Mrs. leluiuiid Mayo attended the Black- |
W'li-I'.all wediling. and are guests of
Colonel and Mrs. John W. Gordon, at j
\Vi sthanipton.
Howard l.ackey has returned to ]
Newport Noiv.s, after spending several !
weeks In this city.
Mrs. Charles Maildox, who has been
.it the Johnston-Willis Hospital here
i<>r treatment, is now visiting her
daughter, Mrs Catesby Ware, at i
Dun nsville.
Miss Annie Robertson, who has been
a student at tlio Woman's College here!
for the past session, has returned to I
iter homo in Norfolk.
wo m i: \'s >1 !?:i-.ti x(; s.
The Social Service Federation will
nie.?t on Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock
at.-lf. South Third Street. As this will
be the last meeting before adjourn
ment for the summer, a large attend
ance Is urged.
The monthly meeting of the Instruc
tive Visiting Nurses' Association was
held on Tuesday at the Nurses' Ilomo,
South Cherry street. Much busi
ness of Importance was transacted,
ami a most Interesting report was read
by M! s Minor, chief nurse, who has
but recently returned from a two
months' visit to the largo cities of the
N ?rt.i and West, where she has been
studying and looking into "the pra ?
>i'-a 1 work done by the associations in
those cities.
1.li ne?Bode.
f Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]
Fredericksburg, Va., Juno 10.?Harry
'' I'Hiiu and Mrs. Augusta D. P.odo,
' ot this city, were united in taar
lia'-.o tills .iii'iiioon at th-i home of
ne Bode. 11? Alexandria, Rev. Mr.
? I'S, of the Fpiseopn 1 <'! nrch, pit
nun.Ing the ei, inony. Captaii M. l:
lb.we, of I his city, acted as best man.
The bride is a nntlvo of Fredericks
' urtr, and li in n l irg< circle of friends.
>1 r i.ane Is "iKsisfun cashior of the
i 1 i ti? ers National Bank, has been for
? ?? years an influential member of
li e I'ity Coiim il, am' Is at present the
'!.a:imall <?(" Hie I'm tn/e Committee
1'! that body <ml> intinate friends
Itlld a few rel it I vs ?I'l ii present nt
the ceremony. Aftei a short wedding
I Mr. and M'S. I.ane will resido on
Washington \viim- !ti fills city.
l.llioti?(.iirnrr.
[Special to Tho Times-Dispatch. 1
Wnrrdntori, Vri? June 10.- The wed
. . Ihh evening of Miss Willie Mo
?? II.- Garner and .Millar.I Crawford Kl
I. if. of i'harlotte.-vlllo, Va., which took
I ? it if ? home of I he bible, iva.i
riiiii Ireil by Its beauty and largo at
O Of f< Ictlds. I'i.e bride Is the
? : <i.iuglit i* of Mr. and Mrs.
\ earner. She was attended
i l:er ? .iid of honor, Miss Maudo
< JolvJ n.
! ???' Miss M rguorlfe Are.ndale nnd
' ' t .'ai i Arm 1 11", niece and nephew
ic bride, wore"* tho ribbon bearers,
rhd groom, attended by his brother,
Kllioft, Ji , who was best
' . i ? t I be i i Me, who entered with
father, at the entrance to tho
: rl f r. 'Ill the ball
w i i"i: ? i: was rendered bv
Mrs .laine.4 William Jeffries. Tho
- 'lemony was performed by Rev. Ku
? Ja Ks'ii , | :i* Tor of the War
! ???inn I'.ptlst Church, where the bride
I s lonr been ! 1 t.fried in us active
liersilip.
i ilow .i.c th ? r? roinonv, a recep
tion and Itihchcnn wns givtn to the
ti present. Among thos.i presont
<iis' in e were M i .?. .1. !?'. Kl
i- it, i<l Chariott.jiivllie, mother of
ih'> k room j Mrs, J. D, Francis, j
-dsier of the Kroom of lMkesvllIe, |
Ky., Mlsa Mainvo Elliott, of Nor- |
tons v ill e, Va.; Mrs. James H.
o'Nonle, of Washington; Ml?b Mary I
houiso Knight, of Tampa. Flu., and Mr.
and Airs. Samuel Aruiulale, Jack Arun
dale. A. J. Solders, A. J. Chlsolmn, Joel
Cochran, U. E. Yowcll, Miss Bailey, Miss \
Martin. Hr.van Newman and J. Stuart
; ilanckel. all ??>? Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Klliott left at 8:40 on !
an extended Noi'thern bridal tour, and '
.vill l>e at home. In ChariottCBVlllc, af
ter Juno 25.
Cnrprntrr?Nlcnolna.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
lied ford City, Juno 10.?At St. John's
l-*pi?copal Church at G o'clock this I
evening the marriage rites of Miss ;
| Lily Louise Nichols, the second ilaugli- I
; ter of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Nichols,
j and C. Frank Carpenter, Jr., wero j
| celebrated by Rev. T. C. Page, rector
of the church. In tho presence of a
largo assemblage of relatives, friends
and interested speetators.
Thero was a full choral service. Miss
Mary Louise Carpenter presiding at
the organ, and the Juvenile choir of
i young girls in vestments, who met the i
lirlde at the entrance of the church I
singing the Urldal Chorus from "Lohen
grin," an<l preceded her to tho altar.
Mary Stuart Hurt and Virginia Mns
by Kurks were the llowcr girls. Rob
ert Cary Nichols, Jr., tho little nephew
of the bride, bore tho ring on a tiny
silver tray.
Miss Sallto Nichols was the maid of
honor.
Tho groom, with his best man. J.
Thurmnn Clark, met tho bride at tho ,
lit nr.
The ushers were J. S. Hurks, Jr..
Marry Cahler, Archie Summerson, of
lledford City, and JIarry Shaffer, of
Ashland, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter left on tho
7:4f> evening train for a wedding Jour
ney, after which they will go to Roa
noUu to reside.
Among the guests from other points
were: Mrs. Harry L. Shnner, of Lynch
burg; Miss Annie Lafebero, of Hi h
mond: Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Nichols and
Master it. C. Nichols, of Roanoke; Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Carpenter and children,
of Salem; Harry Shaffer, of Ashland,
Miss Elizabeth Bwart, of Itoanoke.
Ski 11 m nn?Smltli.
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Lawrencevllle, Va., Juno 10.?A very
pretty wedding was celebrated In
r.runswlck County yesterday, at Em
manual Church, Callavlllo, when Miss
Daisy M. Smith became the bride of
George F. Sklllmnn, of Victoria. It
was the first marriage to bo celebrated
In tho new church, which was conse
crated last fall.
The maids of honor were Miss Lllllo
Dolliridge, of Brunswick County, and
Miss Florence Skillman, of North
lina. The groom's best man was Ills
brother, L. J. Skillman. The bride
maids were Misses Louiso Cheel.v,
Mary Hollln, Edith Gage and Ruby
Itrown. The ushers were Claude Il
bridge and Clifford itrown. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. A. I'.
Cray, Jr., rector of the church. Miss
Frances Cheely played the wedding
inarch, and the bride was given away
1-y her brother, IS. 10. Smith.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. \V. 12. Delbridge, Mr. and Mrs. ?
!:. C. Itrown, Mr. and Mrs. L J. Bird
.tong, Mr. and Mrs. !?'. C. Oago, o:'I
I'runswick; Mrs. A. \V. Fahr, of Rich
mond; M.-ssi-rs. E. 1". and Clarence j
Smith, of Charlotte County, all brothers
and j-inters of the brUle, and Mr. and
Mrs. 1'. A. Skillman, Miss Florence
.Skillman. 1.. J., C. 10., ami H R. Skill
man, of Vaughan, N. C.
After a wedding tour. In which Mr.
anil Mrs. Skillman will visit In tl? ?
North and Last, they will reside in
Victoria.
A|i|>ronc)ili>K Mnrrlnjse.
I Special lo The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
j I": 'ivlerlcksburg, Va., June 1". Mrs.
i Kathnrine ltvland Taliaferro, of Essex
I'oui'ty, aniionni'C the engagement and
approachlng marriage of h?r daugh
ter. Miss Bessie Hrlghtwell Taliaferro,
to Rev. Willard Itrooke Carter, of Mad
ison. Va., the ceremony to la'/'t place
:?.t Bethlehem Church, in Essex i.'oun
ty, Wednesday, Juno 24. Miss Talia
ferro is a relative of Mrs. J. 1'. Rowe.
of this city.
lint In?Itotrer.s.
[Special to The Times-Dispat h. 1
Ali samlria, Va.. June 10. Miss Ellle
Louise Rogers, ilaiightir of Mr. and
| Mrs. William Rogers, and Mahlon Da
j vis, both of tbls city, were married at
| i o'clock this afternoon at the home
of the bride's parents, 120^ King Street.
The ceremony was performed by It v.
| W. .1. Morton, rector of Christ Epis
i copal Church.
>1 orrl.se tie- llo wmnn.
I [Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch ]
.Lynchburg. Va., June 10. At l'.e
th'esda I'resbyterian Church last night
Miss Maude Rowmau, daughter <>f Mr.
and Mrs. .1. !?'. McLaughlin, was mar
tried to William Morrisetto. of this city.
; The ceremony was performed by Lev.
? II. L. Catliey. paster of the church.
Miss Mary Phillips was maid of honor
and Richard McLaughlin the best man.
i Tho bride was given away by her step
father.
' *
* Desk I us?\ I en rs.
(Spccial to Tho Times-Dispatch. 1
Wise, Va., Jt^ne 10.?Miss Leila Vicars,
daughter of Air. and Mrs. A. M. Vicars,
<>f Wise, was marr'ed this evening at
:? o'clock at the Baptist Church to KusOi
Monroe lVskins. of I'ikevill*. Ky.
U nt*on?Smiforil.
i | Special to The Times-1 iispatch.1 |
J Orange, \'a , Juno 10.?-Orange so
j ciety was more than usually Interested 1
to-day \s lien Miss Kilio Andri ws San
j ford, of i'range, became the brble of
I Ivey Watson, <>f Enfield, N. *'. The
bride, accompanied by her slst> r. Miss '
Leila Johnson Sanford, as maid of I
honor, entered the church on the arm
of her father, and was mot by tho
groom, accompanied l?y Holiest Watson
of Lynchburg. The bridal couple left
by automobile for Montpeller Station,
whew they boarded a through train
for tho South. After a honeymoon of
ton days, spent In Ashevlllo, tho Toxa
\vay county and other parts of North
i arolliia, they will make their homo In
Knllcld, X. C. Tho bride Is a popular
member of Orange .society, a skilled
musician and a fearless horsewoman,
having ridden for years with the
Tomahawk Hunt Club. The groom is
a business man of Knlleld, being vice
president ami cashier of tho National
Hank of Knlleld.
Ilnylor?Ilnlrd.
fSpecial to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Krodcrlcksburg. Vu., Juno 10. ? A
hoatulfui wedding took place here yes
terday in St. i ivorev's Kplsoopal Ohur? h
it 11:30 \; M? when Miss Mary Mlake
M;tlrd. of Kpping Korest. K s sex r'ounty,
and ltichard ltaylor. of Kinlock, Kssox
County, w.-ro united in marriage, l{cv.
.1. .1. Lanier, rector of the church, per
forming the ceremony. The ciittreh
was decorated witii Horothy I'erkin
roses. The bride was met at the altar
by the unioiii, accompanied by his best
man. Mcintosh ltaylor, of Norfolk. She
carried lilies of .the valley ami orchids.
The maid of honor. Miss Klizabctli
I .a I rd. en rried American Itoauty roses.
The wedding music was played bv Miss
Km I la se lei'. A number of out-of-town
guests witnessed tin- roremnny. After
'hi Mr. and Mrs. Itavlor left
on. tho I2:?s train for a Northern bridal
trip bet ore going to their home in
I.ssex County.
TABLET IS UNVEILED"
AT WILLIAM AND MARY
It Was Ocetcil to tho Memory of
Students and ProfexsorM W'lio l.eft
< I'llt-ye to Knti*t in Army,
ISp. ciul to The Times 1 >ispa t' h. )
Williamsburg. Va.. June 1>V -Tho
c*? 1 ? bration of the senior class and tho
joint literary contest between the
I'hi Ionia then nam! Phoenix Literary .<??
cieties of William and Mary t'olletre
Were the features of the commence
ment ex ere is; s yesterday. The do
claimors medal l ist night was won by
II.irry Itandall \an llorne, represent
ing tiie Phot nix, and the orator's medal
by William Morgan Ctimslev. repre
senting fn.- same society. The Phoenix
won all the p.dnts in tiio literary con
test this year.
At noon to-dny J. L. Joyner, super
intendent of public Instruction of North
' ;"?"!!'V'- '"ado lui-at lotia 1 address
at \\ llliam and Mary. For more than
an hour the speaker held the elosest
attention of his large audience, which
ti.oVimi !''v- w,.,h U"' '''"'lUftice of
tho brilliant North Carolinian.
of M, ?-yi,V>0 most '"'Press!v?' feature
f the \\ ill,am and Mary finals thus
far was the unveiling this afternoon
of a mural tablet in the hall .if th
i.i.u l colb go buiMIng, erected t,. the
memory of the William and Mnrv stu
'its and profi s>o|'s win. left the col
V'"1- the Co,,.
f- l-tatc Army. I !io tabb t. ,i hand
M;i?e ??*??? of marble, bearing the f t
.'f "r 1 'onfi d< r.,. v and h.
Lrav'1. "!' at the .1 .
??!;tt"' ?ri,'S ,,."v"u"1 ?'V their d'escl'n'liI
"re,if' ti raJ? that cov
11.1 I J i _ t ?? * ' U'*S <' ''aw II 1,V M Isses
I, inkte and Agues Moreo. l;
1 !'s ?N1 Crawford, Miss .1 ulli '
mislead. M Virgin,-i it ,
Master James Stone Hardy !
111- crowd a '-?semi.', (| at tho foot <.f
s!d,u-;;v 1 "?'."?.Is. l:? hmoml. pre
"-sent" ihee'\M",,"l|' ,i:'mpt.,n.
fei. .1 . s ir r '' aim,ml. ..f
M.cJ?rrese^taTlonb^0f {J,?l
!"? The^iVot.^- vur
'&?pa?"*;:
"I .New v.,Ik. Who'Is , r r ,
man and a,, o!?. . ? J|M.Vk > l,ol:ir,y
M i PP. of C s V Walter
("??"I. of lUchniond: ,i '|?' ' ,V
V.' I ranklin; t'harle k i i ''",ln-son.
-N' w York: (? I I Hike r of
?lohn Wevim'.ut'h Of N,"'r"ll<. and
Alumni A s sociat ion T?'?
hi'bl after the ?' ? .'""?'ti"" was
lowed bv a sm.lLlr.. ! . h was f,,|.
abovo th^avl^S"1n^nuibe^"^"*
WOULD LIMIT
*M) M VKl; KAHI.v CLOKIM;
Alexandria. Va.. Jtine to n
lotion introduced last nlirf.i ?
<"v <"'Mine,i, whic, :;l i r !',llic
commit tee, passes that l.od- I#
???- of sa lol.'ns here "J:,
Vloi'k ;iIlkt'r lhr <?'?????* hour ,o
>. Instead of midnight. It (s
l-ovlded in lh0 ordinance ? a
saloons after closing hour ,
open so that tho interior can be scen
fr#?iu tho street. con
Mr. Hrockett Introduced the ro?o
?" sful^^rt^ "'I" ""sue-'
? till ffoi t to increase tho Honor
licenses *l..0. bringing the retail li
< cnse from S'-T.O a year to S.V.o ? Vo
Mus amendment was lost by a vote of
?*"t. .Mary's Academy l-'lnnls.
[Special to I lu* Times-I'lspatch 1
Alexandria, Va.. June io -The ,?
nua! commencement exercises of 'st.
Mary's Academy, conducte.i |.v the Sis
ters of the Holy Cross, will take pi .
at o'clock to-morrow afternoon in
I .an nous i'pern House, when diploma
of graduation will l.o conferred on two
In the acadoinle course and on four
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| Lynchburg, Va., Juno 10.?Rev. J. W.
Fizcr, who has just comploted his
I course ill Vantlorbllt. has lipon as
signed to tho pastorate of tho Madison
Heights Mothodist Church, which was
made vacant several weeks ago by tho
(loath of Rov. It. W. Guyor. He will
begin his pastoral work on Sunday.
Itonnoko t'ollrRf i'onffr* l)fBrrc?.
Salem. Va.. Juno 10.?DegrecH were
?M>nforrod on Kovontocn members of tho
graduating class of Roanoke College
to-day at concluding ceremonies of
cointnoncvinciil weok. Among those
who received honorary degrees wore
Rev. J. T. Muddle, '91, Washington, D.
C? ami Rov. John W. Ilorlno, Colum
bia, S. C. H. S. Trout, of Roauolto, was
elected president of tho cullvgo board
of trustees.
TEACHERS DISCUSS PLAN
OF STANDARDIZATION
.11 ?? ii t Institution* for (llrln Arc Itcp
resciiteil ut Important Meeting ."Voyt
In I'rogrcNfi nt Ituiiiiuke.
[ Sp? cial to The Times-i>lspatch.]
Roanoke, Va.. Juno 10.?To-day's
session of tho eighth annual meeting
of the Virginia Association of Colleges
and Schools for Girls, In session at
Virginia College, devoted Its time to
the discussion of standardization.
A report on this subject was pre
sented and adopted at the session last i
year, in Winchester, and since that
lime several of the Virginia female |
colleges and schools have adopted the
plan provided in this report. Tho
question was discussed in all of Its
phases this morning, and the senti
ment generally among those In attend
ance favors It, although several mem
bers of the association offered objec
tions to certain features of the plan.
In tho round table discussion of the
plan. Dr. Orle I, Hatcher, Hryn Mawr;
1 ?r. Mary K. Benedict, Sweetbrlar, and
Julian A. Burruss, of Harrisonburg,
participated. Miss Virginia MoKenney,
of Petersburg, spoke on "The College
Entrance Board ICxamlnatlon and the
Necessary Practical Arrangements."
The other speakers on this subject
were: Miss M. II. DuVal, St. Anne*
School; Miss I.uey I.oe I'owell, Stuart |
Hall, and Miss Susio I>. Morris, Miss
Morrlss's School.
Mrs. Ij. May Willis, Chatham Eplsco- j
pal Institute, addressed the meeting ]
on tho requirements of the collegiate !
school. She Rav some experiences an<i (
a practical tali? on the subject. She i
was followed by 1" I. McCue, of Stone- !
wall Jackson Institute. Professor
Harris Hart, of this city, spoke 1'iter- j
estingl.v upon the question of stand- j
ardlxatlon. and gave the association ;
some valuable information.
Arthur Kyle liavis, of Petersburg, i
spoke during the session. 11'? objected j
to that feature of the .standardisation |
plan which provides for t!ie second j
classification, viz.: "The collegiate
school." This aftrrnnon th<- members ]
of the association were given a trip j
to Mill Mountain.
Among the p hooln represented are: i
St A tines School, Charlottesville;
Stuart Hall, Staunton: Miss Morris's
School, Richmond: Fauquier Institute.
Warrenton; Virginia College, Roanoke;
Southern Seminary, Altavista; Virginia
lntermont < 'oll.'ire, Bristol; Woman's
College, Richmond; Roanoke Institute,
Danville; Blackstonc Female Insti
tute, 1 Mack stone.
The association will b* in session
through to-morrow.
Alleiceit I'orRfr llelil.
South Boston, Va., June 1 ft.?1>. A.
Montgomery, a young man of a good
lamily from LaCrosse, Va., who Is al
leged to have given a worthless check
for $;?(> to Via Brothers. In payment for
a diamond ring, and also secured In
cash from t'n<> First National ltank on
another alleged worthless check here
a few days ago. has been apprehend
ed and sent on to the grand Jury.
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