Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-17
WE'D IN EARLY MORN.
MSS PAYNE BECOMES TIRE BRIDE
f. OF MIR. BOOKER.
TAKE THEIR FRIENDS BY SURPRISE
Mr.. Leroy mlttehiorfcr aud Miss Kate
ss,emensIy, OF This CITY Marie"
a, x xorI-Trn 10 the Dn"sh-
ter-soc,ar and Personal.

Oh. br,de Of Mr.. James Mofet b"oN''
Yesterday morning at s O'Clock AT an
place Methodist church, Rev. pr' l. -
po,,s oa,ciating. The wedding was
,,orv o,,,et one but pretty and Impressive
Among relatives Of the BRIDE VINO az
tended the wedding were Miss DAISY
Smith. OF Petersburg, and Mr. George -
Davis Of Danvilc.
The bride was dressed in iaiior-maoe
gown OF blue cloth. with hat OF hiue Ne'-
vet 70 match. She carried brides roses
She IS the daughter Of Mr. ana MIS-
Junius Payne. and is an exceedingly pre'-
~ and attractive young lady. Mr. Booker
is the chief clerk Of the. Jefferson ho'.''
and is extremely popular here "he'e IL"
has a large circle Of friends.
Immediately after the ceremony MT
and Mrs. Booker left over the Chesapeake
and Ohio for old Point. where they TOOK
the steamer jefferson for New iorA'
where they will spend several days before
going TO Washington. They will return
70 Richmond on the 22d. and will make
their home with the brides parents so
west Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker were the recipients
of large number Of handsome presents
especially In silver The business asso-
ciates Of the groom presented MN VIII
an elegant leather couch.
Mr.. Leroy Mitteldorfer and Miss kaue
salomonsky were married in New YORK
Sunday afternoon al the residence OF "
brides uncle. Mr.. Leo Lusbacher' leos
Madison avenue. Rabbi Neumark OIL
ciating.
Miss Salomonsky was visiting in New
York. and there Mr.. Mitteldorfer joined
her on Friday. The match was not
runaway one. though only Intimate
friends knew that the wedding was to
take place so soon.
The bride is a charming young lady OF
the West End and the groom is mem
Der of the well-known firm Of Mitteldorfer
& Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Mitteldorfer arrived here
yesterday. After spending a week with
the brides mother, ct No. 1906 Grove ave-
nue., which will be their future home the
couple will extend their tour South. The
groom has important business engage
ments In Atlanta.
The monthly meeting OF the Old Do
can Revolution. was held in its rooms. at
the Virginia Historical Society yesterday.
There was a large attendance and many
new members were present. The chapter
has resolved 20 entertain with an elegant
tea the United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy OF their meeting here in NOvem-
Der. The entertainment is placed on the
official programme Of the United Daugh-
tors Of the Confederacy for Saturday
evening. Mrs. J. r. V. Daniel was APP
pointed chairman Of the Entertainment
Committee, and will appoint her own
committee.
The report of the revision Of the by
laws was presented by the committee i'm
charge and accepted by the chapter after
much discussion and several alterations
The Committee on BYLAWS is composed
OF Mrs. stephen Putney Mrs. James
Lyons Mrs James Patterson, Mrs. VIII
liam Writ Henry. and Mrs. Graham. The
regent read a charming letter from Mrs
Daniel +. Manning National Vice-presi-
dent, expressing great interest i'm the
Virginia Daughters and regretting her in
ability 20 be present at the State conven-
ton. which will take place shortly I'm
SrauntOn a letter was also read from
Mr. Ellsworth Offering TO deliver his
weil-known lecture on Revolutionary sub
jects.
There was a large meeting of the ST
Johns Circle of Kings Daughters yester-
DAY AT tho residence of the leader. Mrs
Ramon Garcin, No 25lS east Broad street
Delegates were elected to the State con-
Vention In Luray, az follows: Mrs George
\. Currie, Miss Jessie Bailey. and Mrs. j.
Tomkin. The reports read were very sat
isiactory. The auxiliary 10 the circle
made their first report at this meeting.
This auxiliary is composed Of young girls
under a years Of age, and though they
have not been organized quite two years.
they have raised $50, 1926 Of which was
spent in furnishing a room in the Home
FOR lncurables and on the Free Kinder
garten. This circle has been doing UNI
usually good work. Mrs. Emmett Bickle-
son is the leader.
The first musicale of the season was
given at the Woman's Club yesterday at
. o'clock. The Misses Root OF Houston,
Tex. delighted the large company with
their finished and expressive playing.
Miss Stella Root played the violin with
exquisite expression. while her sister.
Miss Cora Root. accompanied her on the
piano. The following was the pro
gramme: Mazurke de Concert Muslm;
First Movement Ninth Concert de
BenoO, Cavatina CRan)
After the concert tea was served Mrs
William T. Pemberton presiding at the
tea-table
There will be an important meeting at
the Young Mems Christian Association
this morning AT II o'clock Of the Baptist
ladies interested In the proposed bazaar
for the Home for lncurables.
Mr.. Vrgnius Newton has given. I'm
memory OF his wife, $1,000 TO the Rose
mary Library The interest OF this money
is 20 be spent in choice books, especially
those Of travel. history, and biography.
Tho choice Of a handsome bookcase. on
which is TO be carved Mrs. Newton's
name. has been left 10 the Board OF Lady
Managers Of the library. This will be
known as the Mary Newton memorial.
Or. and Mrs. J. w. Claiborne and Miss
Claiborne Of Petersburg are the guests
OF Mrs. III. A. Claiborne.
Mrs Il. r. Ball has returned from Cliff
ton Springs. and is staying at Mrs.
Buoy's. on east Franklin street.
A great addition TO the literary circles
OF Richmond is Professor Blair, late Of