Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-19
Million Women Have BY Mrs. Pnkham Medl

~, MIS-. James Lyons, MIS- W
u. Harrison. Mrs. Robert G. scott
Miss Cassie Moncure Lyons, MIS-
! G. r. Farrah. Mr. and Mrs. William l..
Royal. Mr.. NJ. Il. ingalls,. Mrs. James
Lottier; Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Spencer, OF
| Williamsburg: Miss Blanche Dimmock;
Mrs. Robert Windsor Of Boston.
Mr.. James Bahen, Jr.. and Miss Kate
! Hughes were married yesterday morning
| at 10 o'clock, at St. Peters Cathedral
| The marriage was celebrated wiz
nuptial high mass by Right Rev
| Bishop Van de Vyver The splendid choir
| OF the Cathedral sang the Easter mass
which Is unusually beautiful, and Mrs
| Charles Richardson sang the solos eX-
quisitely.
The bride was dressed in n handsome
gown Of white duchess satin and car
ried lilies of the valley. She had two
maids of honOr-her sister, Miss Mamie
| Hughes, and the sister Of the groom, Miss
Maggie Bahen. They We're dressed IN
white organdie and wore Leghorn hats
with white plumes. They carried brides
roses. Mr. William Bahen was the best
man. and the ushers We're Messrs. Arthur
| Rooney Joseph Powers, James Hogan
Albert BOschen, John Murphy, George
Powell, Joseph Mayer. John Carmody
Charles Hungerford, Peter Eppes, Jr., and
Il. j. Griffin.
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding party drove TO st. Mary's Bene-
dictne Institute, where they were enter
tanned by the sisters. After this they
returned TO the home OF the bride, where
an elegant dinner was served.
At $50 o'clock in the afternoon a de-
lightful reception was held at the home
of the bride. Mr. and Mrs Bahen left
at midnight for the South, where they
will spend the honeymoon.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. John
Hughes, the well-knOwn shoe merchant,
and is a pretty and popular young lady.
The groom is the son of Alderman James
Bahen, and is a prominent young bust
ness-man Of this city. Some extremely
handsome presents were received by the
happy pair among which a great deal
of silyerware was conspicuous.
The ladies Of the Confederate Museum
are about 10 inaugurate series Of edu-
cauonal lectures. They expect to ask
some prominent Confederate from each
state IN the South 10 deliver an address
before them and their invited guests
These lectures will be given at irregular
intervals, but due announcement will be
made in the papers in regard TO them
They anticipate obtaining the consent Of
Major John W. Daniel TO deliver his cele-
brated address on Robert r.. Lee. and
many other delightful lecturers will be en-
gagged.
The object Of the lecture is purely social
and educational. DR.. Hunter Mcclure
has consented to deliver the first of this
series Of addresses. His subject will be
"Stonewall Jackson" For this occasion
the University College Of Medicine has
consented to let the ladies OF the Con-
federate Museum have their great audi
forum in the college building, opposite
the Confederate Museum. This lecture
of Or. McGure's will b6 given on Friday
evening, April 2Sih at half-past o'clock
These lectures Will be given free to the
public who are cordially invited. The
statement that they were TO be given for
school children is mistake. The differ
ent colleges ana schools VIII each be in
vited in turn as guests Of honor, but the
public generally are invited and It is
hoped they viii attend in large numbers,
as II is desired TO make these lectures
feature in the social life of the city. as
well as to preserve facts Of history which
might otherwise be lost
Mrs. W. c. Anderson has issued cards
for the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Mary Goode. 10 Mr.. Howard Tyree Roane,
OF Portsmouth, Va, at Washington-Ave-
nue. Methodist church, Newport News,
Va, April 26th.
NJ. Jean Knatz dOriol Of France, win
lecture before the WCman's Club this
Thursday afternoon at o'clock OH
"Cyrano de Bergerac." The lecture VIII be
in English, with some of the quotations
in French.
The Junior Oakwood Memorial Asso-
citation met yesterday afternoon at $50
in the brick school-room Of 81. Johns
church 10 definitely settle their plans Tor
memorial-Day.
General Bradley T. Johnson is much
better, and his attending physicians. Dr.
George. Ben. Johnston and DR. Robins,
believe he is on the road to prompt re-
covery
Mrs. ]. Il. Spencer. OF williamsburg. is
in the city for q few days. She came 90
attend the entertainment Of the Colonial
Danes last night At the Jefferson
Mrs. Henry Alexander White. Of Lex
ington, Va, is visiting her father Judge
Wexford, No. 400 west Grace street.
Mrs. Robert Windsor. Of Boston is at
the jefferson. where she Will remain a
week.
Miss Louise thinner. Of Petersburg. is
the guest Of the Misses Moseley.
Miss Elizabeth Brander has returned
home.