Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-16

Company. and IS a very popular young
mar.
After the ceremony an elegant wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF the
bride, on east Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bucker left on the noon
train for an extended northern tour. They
will make their home In this city
Mr.. william Law Clay. OF Savannah
Ca. and Niss Annie Mcclure, daughter
Of Or. and Mrs. Hunter Mcclure, VIII De
married at tho home OF the pride pa
rents. sixth and Grace streets, TINS AFTER
noon at o'clock The wedding VIII De
ona ~ the most interesting OF the winter.
Tho brides gown VIII be white sl''i' -, 1.'u
point lace. The maid OF honor, MISS
rrarces Mcclure. viii wear pink poplln'
Misses Marianne Meade, Fanny Guy
t-snnv Gibson. Gussie Mcclure. Mary
Donnan Mary Hill. BERTHE Noting CAL
yin and Fanny Bragg; Eliza Clay, OF sa-
vannah. Leila Mcclure. OF winchester;
cnssie Talcott. OF Bon Air. and lmogen
Psird Of Essex. will wear white organ
die Mr. stark Clay. OF Savannah, VIII
ba bes. man.
The Old Dominion Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
held its annual meeting yesterday al
noon AZ the Virginia Historical Society.
The ladies' present were Mesdames
Helen Adams. J. X. V. Daniel, NJ. Ia.
Harrison NJ. y. Harrison, y. purcell j.
n Gamers. James Lyons, Glazebrook, {.
w. Z. Brock, Kate VIM, Junlus MOTIFS
Y. Hall. and Henry Graham; Misses v
Peasants. Bessie Hunter, Tree, Aileh'
Atkinson. Snyder. Morrison florence'
Roberts, and Mayo. ,u..
A vote Of thanks was gwen MSS MSS
Eleanor Tree and her eflclenl coinh'i.t ee
for ,ba elegant entertainment ia the
visiting Daughters at the CommohweaI.n
Club on Saturday. letter was also
ceived from the Confederate Me.iloi 80,
literary Society. thanking the chapler
for the courtesy to the visitihB 1lss,e,U
,rbo ronort on tho revision of bylaws
wos mazda bv the chairman Of the com
rofttee Mrs Graham. II was accepted
Tho following officers were elected MIS-
T. 7. purcell. regent; Mrs. Nlrglhius
uoli and Mrs. Charles Davenport wee
regents. Miss Nellie Tree, recording sec
80. Miss Nellie BOykin, correspond
49,, socre,arv. Mrs. Junius Morris, urea
.,'ror. Mrs ]. X. V. Daniel, regisuai
M, N NJ. z. Newton, historian. MIS-
etonbep Putnev was appointed cnalrihal
- Tho Entertainment Committee ior the
entertainments to be given this winter
Tho Japanese wedding, held on 4ueSua
o,,ani,g In the basement or BroSu
S,raet Methodist church, was grea
s,ccoss Every detail Of wedding u
Isnan was carried out minutely' anu ~
scene was a very pretty one. MRS. sInl ~.
deal as the Go-Between, by WhoH VI
ceremony was performed, was exceeai ~.
10 GOOD and Miss Virgie Cardoza ana Nj
Ersnk cosby made splendid imitation
90 Japanese bride and groom. MI
charles j. Brockman, as the America l,.l
gIest played beautifully on the VlolIi
a delicious wedding supper was serve
after the ceremony.
Mrs. NJ. r. Wright, OF Aloemarle,
visiting Mrs T. y. Pearman' oVo YVES
Cary street.
Mrs Mollie r. Macglll Rosenberg o
calveston. Tex. who has been at IN
Teffsrson during the United Daughter
Of the Confederacy convention mas 10
turned to her home.
Miss Mamie Pegram, or Richmond Coi
too will recite before the literary So
cieties Of Chester, Va, on Friday eve
nino November nth. Mr.. Stuart HOP
kins will sing.