Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-25
PREPARE FOR THEM.
LOCAL CHAPTER DISCUSSES PLANS
FOR DAUGHTERS MEETING.
MANY WEDDINGS HERE YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Goodwin and Miss Montague. Mr.
smitbrr and Miss Smithcrs, Mr.
Vest md Miss LonRnp, and Other
Couples Wcd-Socicty Notes.

There was a very large and enthusiasts
tie meeting Of Richmond Chapter % the
Daughters OF che Confederacy yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. with Mrs. RAN
dolYh, the president I'm the chair. Tho
list OF delegates to the convention which
will be held here I'm November was read.
They are as follows,
Mesdames Nirginlus Hall. Alfred Gray.
Dabney J. Carr, r. 4. Brander +. G.
Minor. Hugh NJ. Taylor. Charles Z. Boil
ing. Frank CrGmp, Charles Bosher. Edgar
Taylor. Benjamin Purcell. Kate $. VIM.
Timbcrlako. + y. Hotchkiss. and Misses
Anne Bentley and Minnie Baughman.
The recording secretary read section by
section the constitution and bylaws, with
proposed amendments.
Mrs. Dashiel proposed that the dele
gates be uninstructed. This motion was
seconded by Mrs. VIM and carried.
There viii be a great many delightful
entertainments given in honor of the
visiting daughters. on Monday the shaft
OF the Meuimac will Doe presented 10 the
Museum. This ceremony Will be open
TO the public who are cordially invited.
on Monday evening the Confederate Me-
mortal Literary Society will hold a re-
cCption at the jefferson. Historical pa
pers will be read. and the affair promises
20 be especially charming. To this the
regents of the Museum. the members of
the Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety, ana the visiting delegates are in
vited.
On Wednesday the Richmond Chapter
will give fu.l-drcss reception AT the JEFF
ferson Hotel at 9 O'Clock. This will be
open TO the public. At this the visiting
delegates Will he the guests of the chap
ter Supper tickets can be had by out
siders desiring them at the jefferson,
Mrs. n. Y. Randolph's, and other places
not yet decided upon.
ON Friday Lee Camp will tender the
visiting delegates an elegant lunch at the
Soldiers Home ON Friday evening the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
Will give another entertainment. and on
Saturday the Daughters Of the American
Revolution will give an elegant tea.
on Tuesday a reception will be given
al the Governors mansion to the Daugh-
tors of the Confederacy and Regents Of
the Museum. To this the public IS in
vited.
a very pretty wedding was solemnized
at Union-Station Methodist church last
night at $3.50 o'clock. when Miss Rosa
Adelaide Montague became the bride Of
Mr.. Eugene Manly Goodwin. Rev c. L.
Hane performed the ceremony and Mr..
Reginald Walker presided at the organ.
The bride was dressed in a stylish
tailor suit Of blue cloth. with hat and
gloves 10 match. and carried q bouquet
Of brides roses Her sister. Miss Mary
Ellen Montague was Der maid of honor.
She wore a dainty gown OF white orr
L ID n I~rnr
best man was Rev. Harry Goodwin. and
tho ushers were Messrs. Charles w. Por-
ter. Of Lynchburg, Howard l.. Monta-
que. Waverly Melton. II. St. 4. Monta-
que. Walter Scott, and Allie Smith.
The bride is the accomplished daugh-
ter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. a. Montague
Mr.. Goodwin is connected with the Chess
apeake and Ohio railroad, and is very
promising young man. The couple mas
host Of warm friends in the city.
Among tho guests from distance were
Mrs. Or. Tompkins, OF FredericksDIrs'
Miss Mamie Porter Of Lynchburg' Mr.
Henry Roatwrieht and Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Porter, Of Lynchburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin left last night
for an extended northern tour. Tney
will make their future home in this city.
Miss Annie May Smithers was married
TO Dir. Andrew BrOadus Smither yester-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. at the Mar
shall-Street Christian church. Rev. Ian
don 4. Cutler, Of Louisa, performed the
ceremony, which was attended by very
large number of friends and relatives or
the couple.
The bride. who is a very pretty blonde,
was dressed in q plum-colored suit, WIN
hat and gloves 10 match. She carried
white chrysanthemums. She had no at
tondants Nlr. Charles l.. Smither acted
ar best man, and the ushers were Messrs.
Walter Crenshaw, Douglas Adair' ana
Frank Garter.
The BRIDE is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs r. j. Smithcrs, and is most at
froctive and popular young lady. Mr.
Smither is a member Of the ilrm OF Hili
I'm &, Smither. and is an enterprising and
clever young Businessman.
Mr. and Mrs. Smither left via the York
River 4:30 train for Baltimore and other
cities in the North. They Will be at
home at 407 west Marshall street after
November LIST.
Miss Melcena Longan was married to
Mr.. William II. West. Jr., yesterday eve
ming at 6.3O, at Leigh-Street baptst
church.
The bride, who IS an exceedingly charm
ing Girl looked lovely i'm her handsome
Lridal costume. Her sister, Miss Mary
Ionean. acted as her maid Of honor. Inc
ushers were Messrs. Andrew CHI, &. J..
Allen. Frank Richardson. William Wood |
Wilmer Boston. and Clarence Howard.
Mr.. Pat Fitzgerald acted as best man.
The church was very artisucally deco
rated. and the wedding was an unusually
pretty one. The bride is the daughter oil
MIR and Mrs Joseph Longan. and Is eA-
tremelv attractive and popular. Mt.
west is the son Of Captain William i.
West. superintendent Of the Southern |
railway. and is IN the railway service
win his father. lie is young man OF |
sterling worth, and has hosts OF iIienos. |
Mr.. and Mrs West left for an EXTENDED |
bridal tour.
Mr. Charles Z. Foster and Miss L. |
Williams were married at the |
residence Of the brides brother-in-laW' !
Mr.. "A. N. Hamilton S0l7 east Franklin |
street last night NJ S15 o'clock Rev. j.
A Reynolds. Of Manchester, officiating. |
The bride was dressed in a gown OF steel
gray silk and carried a white prayer
book. t...
Miss IVY Williams. her sister, was her
,nlv attendant she was dressed ID gray
taffeta and wore white MOWERS. MT
Hedges williams. brother OF the brue'
acted as best man. ,
The bride is the pretty daughter OF MI
David NJ. Williams. formerly oil Not'o-
r,av county. Mr.. Foster was at one tine
,,nnloved in this city, but IS now win
he firm Of Burke < Gresory, OF NoTIoik'
tier the wedding a reception was helu,
r,ost of HaSsler |