Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
MARRIED In DURHAM.
MISS NELLIE WATTS WEEDS MIR.
HAMPTON FLEMING, OF THIS CITY.
PRETTY MORNING WEDDING.
Marriage of Mr.. schultz and MISS
Bnumgartner mt 81. Mary's-inter-
esting Meeting of Daughters OF
COnfederacy-Other Society News

| Durham, n. c., were married in the FIRST
Baptist church of the latter city yester-
day morning at 9 o'clock.
A special TO the Dispatch from Durham
says: THE church was beautifully deco
rated with potted plants and cut nowers'
On account of the recent death OF
brother OF the groom the wedding was
a rather quiet one, but in consequence or
the great number of friends Of the con-
tracing parties the church was crowded
1.-THE ushers were Messrs. i. c. Sneed,
H. A. Foushee, W. A. Willlngham. and
]. L. Eubank, of Durham. and Thomas
| Duke and Sanford Fleming. of Richmond,
| Va. Miss Lottie Markham was the
bridesmaid. She entered the church with
Mr.. Rives Fleming. brother of the groom
and best man. The wedding party
marched to the inspiring notes Of Men
| delssohn's wedding march, played by
| Mrs. J. NJ Whitfield. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. j. Calvin stewart
| Of Richmond pastor OF the groom. i'eH'
Dr. w. c. Tyree, pastor of the church'
! being at the bedside OF his wife, VINO Is
| critically i'll. at oxford, y. c.
The bride, who Is very beautiful was
DeGOmlBRlN
| white satin. She wore pearl ornaments
! and carried a shower bouquet of white
sweet peas. The bridesmaid, Miss Mark
| ham, wore white organdie, Nalenciennes
| lace trimning. and carried bouquet Oh
pink sweet peas.
Mr. Fleming is a prominent tobacconlst
of Richmond being manager OF the Rich-
mond Tobacco Company and the Hamp-
ton Fleming Company. The bride Is the
accomplished daughter Of Mr.. 5. Il.
Watts. a prosperous merchant of Dur
ham, and a niece OF W. I. Blackwell
"the father OF Durham
The bridal party left on the 9:55 South
ern train for an extended trip 10 Wash
ington, New York, and the great Lakes
There was n pretty wedding at st.
Mary's church yesterday morning when
Mr.. Edward Ignatius Schultz and MISS
Minnie Theresa Baumgartner were mar
ried by Rev Father Willibald. Professor
NIutter presided at the organ. The church
was PRETTY decorated. and there were
a large number of friends of the couple
present
The grooms brother Mr. lgnatius
Schultz. was best man, and the ushers
were Messrs Frank J. Gerring, +. f.
Newheiser Ernest Schultz, Joseph Trau-
ser, James Hayes, Henry KlutZ, and II.
q. Forstman. Jr A bountiful wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF Mr..
George j. Krimm, uncle Of the bride.
and the couple left on the u o'clock tram
for an extended northern tour.
Mr.. Schultz is a worthy and popular
young man. and his bride is quite pretty
and enjoys the esteem of a large circle
of friends. The couple received large
number Of bridal presents. They Will re-
side in Chesterfield county.
Richmond Chapter, United Daughters
of the ConfedeTacy, held its monthly
meeting at Lee Camp Hall yesterday
afternoon. Routine business was attend
ed to and the corresponding secretary
read letters from Charleston Chapter and
Memorial Association, returning thanks
for the design sent by Richmond Chapter
to the memorial-day celebration the first
day of the reunion. letter was
read from Mr.. Frederick Obcr. OF
New Orleans, Louisiana Division. United |
Confederate Veterans, congratulating |
the Richmond Chapter on the tel |
egram sent General stephen d. Lee pro- |
testing against the graves Of the South's |
dead being placed in the care of the |
government, as General Lee desired.
A letter was read from Huntington |
Chapter. asking for 81 to aid in erecting |
a monument there 10 the Confederate |
dead. Five dollars was sent, the only |
regret being that a more LIBERAL dona-
ton could not be made.
1t is earnestly desired that every mem
Der of the chapter should send postal,
with full name and address. u Mrs. +.
T. Crump, No. " east Franklin street. 1t !
is impossible TO find the residences in
the directory. The list must be revised
before the meeting Of the United Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy. which VIII take
place in November The new ribbon
badges can be had at any of the mouthly
meetings. which are held ut Lee Camp
Hall the second Wednesday in each
month. The hour has been changed 10
o'clock.
The Winnie Davis Monument Commit
tee. Mrs. Alfred Gray chairman reported
that two payments had been made on the
monument. the camp Of New York having
made the second. their donation of
800. The remainder OF the fund is in
bank The monument will be unveiled on
Thursday the 9Th of November. when
is the second day of the meeting or the
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Lee Camp, which so admirably managed
the funeral of Miss Davis. will be asked
TO take charge of the procession. II Is
expected a large number Of veterans as
well as Daughters. will be in attendance.
Blanks for membership must be sent in
before the monthly meetings, so that
certificates can be properly filed out.
The following interesting programme
will be rendered at the closing exercises
Of the Richmond Female Seminary az
the Young Mems Christian Association to-
night at $40 O'Clock.
Part I-Quartette. Spanish Dances,
(AlosZkOwski) Misses Ruth Bryant. Mar
garet Tabb, Mary Leigh, and Nell Thomp-
son; Delivery of Diplomas. Piano Solo,
Tulip. Oichtner,) Miss Rena King; De-
livery OF Diplomas. Piano solo. Nocturne,
(Ravina.) Miss Jennie Hughes.
Part u.-De livery OF Prizes; Piano Solo,
Last Hope, (Gottschalk) Miss Alice Red
dy: Delivery of Diplomas in Literature
and Science; Piano Solo, Premiere Bal
lade Chopin Miss Antoinette Eastman;
Delivery OF Diplomas 10 Full Graduates.
Piano Solo. Trosieme Ballade, Chopin
Miss Margaret Moss Wetherell.
Among the Richmond people who will
sail for Europe during the summer are
Mrs. Charles L. Williams Miss Bruce VIII
Hams. Mrs. Gideon Davenport. Misses
Elise and Elizabeth Davenport, Rev. and
Mrs Meade Clarke, Rev and Mrs. VIII
liam A. Barr. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor,
Mr. Granville Valentine. Misses Nose
ley, Miss Blanche Morgan, and others
Miss Della r. Elsner has left for Hart
ford. TO attend the wedding of her cou-
sin. Miss Minnie Elaner. and Mr.. Ben
Oppenheimer. both Of Hartford, Conn,
and will also visit relatives and friends
in Atlantic City. n. j., New York, and
Washington.