The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-13
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brother Mr. r. P. Irving, of New York.
Mr. J. NJ. Anderson, a popular mechanic
at the Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works, and Miss Mary Champ Norment
were married at $50 o'clock last even
ing The ceremony was performed
in the parlors of Rev. Mr. Maxwell It
was the purpose of these young people
to have d reception and to take we'd
ding trip, but, owing to bereavement
in the family of the groom-eect, these
festivities have been postponed
Mr. and Mrs. William Bruce. of Port
Norfolk, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Mary Louise,
to William Z. Flournoy. the marriage to
take place Wednesday evening. December
Goth, at o clock. at Trinity church. Ports
mouth. Miss Bruce is a young lady of
many accomplishments, and is very pop
ular in Richmond.
Mr. Flournov was fer a number Of
years 6; resident of Richmond and en-
ployed as private secretary to Mr.. George
S Spp, ar-service agent of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Railway, but is now
located at Columbia, S. c., as soliciting
freight agent of the Seaboard Air Line.
After an extended bridal tour NIr. and
Mrs. Flournoy will reside in Columbia,
s. C.
'-lle monthly meeting Of Richmond GIMP
ter of the Daughters of the Confederacy
was held at 40 o'clock yesterday after
neon at Lee Camp Hail. The meeting
vas well attended. Before proceed ng to
business, Mrs. Randolph introduced Mrs.
Meade OF Petersburg. the newly elected
president of the Grand Division, who, in
a grateful manner. responded to the cor
dial greeting OF the chap-er. Routine
business was taken up. Under committee
reports, Mrs Edgar Taylor gave encour-
aging report from the Davis Monument
FUND.- two thousand l>ilars collected at
Montgomery convention. Mrs Taylor eX-
planned that as soon as she collected $1,000
it was placed to draw inter Mrs.
Robert Vawter, chairman of the Calendar
Committee. reported 1900 sold Orders
are coming in every day The calendar
is beautifully gotten up: four Confederate
flags on the cover, which can be used for
framing.
Mrs. Dashiell read the list of honorary
members CT the chapter These members
are women wao gave loyal aid to the Con-
federacy. Mrs M-.r:e Robinson moved
that r.toon badges be sent these ladies,
and that the courtesy of all MEETINGS be
extended them. Mrs. Randolph asked that
the chapter elect the WIDOW OF General
Barton, Of Georgia, an honorary member.
It would be particularly appropriate, Cen
e-al Barton having been killed at the
first battle of Manassas. This was done
by rising vote, and Mrs. Dashiell was
requested to notify her Miss Roland
asked that the Richmond Chapter cele-
braet January 10Th, General Lees birth
Gay 1t vas explained that the other
Confederate organizations i'll the city have
always done this. also the W0man's Club,
and that all the members belonged to
one of these bodies. Mrs. Randolph then
Montgomery stating the election Of same
officers as last year: of the cour-
tesy extended by Montgomery. the
chapters each vie:ng with the other
to do honor to their guests. She also
spoke Of the great courtesy extended to
her as chairman of the Davis Monument
Committee, having visited Savannah,
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c., the South Carolina Division meeting
in the last place. Mrs. Boiling. treasurer,
asked that all members of the orsani-
cation send their dues at once. The new
year is near at hand and yet the dues
of the past year have not been paid.
Mrs Gray. first v:ce-president of the
Confederate Museum, announced that the
reception witch was to be given to Miss
Mildred Lee would not take place, owing
oa'c hon mot al1 -iyoSr
fatigue.
The next meeting will be held January
9tic.
Mrs. Charles Dimmocl1, of Gloucester is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dim
mock for a few days.
Miss Lille Wlhitehurst, of Norfolk. is
the guest of Miss Minnie Butler, of East
Marshall street.
Mrs Henry Williams has as her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tabb and Master
Floyd Tabb.
Misses Randolph and Coleman who are
visiting Miss Bessie Cooke, Of Peters
burg. have gone with their hostess for a
visit of a few days ito historic Beech
wood in Prince George county.
Miss Ellis Glenn. DR.. Hugh S. White
and Mr.. J. Leighton Stuart went to Lex
ineton to act as bridesmaid and usher at
the marriage of, Miss Eleanor Hartman
and Rev. ]. Layton Mauze.
Mrs. Justis is in Newport News on &
visit 10 her father, Mr.. E. f. Roberts.
Miss Beulah Eichel and Master Roy
Eichel are in New York for a few days.
Miss Mabel Vaughan is visiting friends
in Petersburg.
Miss Josie Dietrich, a very popular
vo,nr lady Of Henrico county, will return
nome tonight from a two-1ncrpahs' visit
to her sister Mrs. J. S. Mote, OF Phil
adelphia.
Miss Jennie Mccarthy, of No. s East
Main Street, has gone to Lexington. Ky,
TO snend the holidays with Rev. I. J. and
Mrs. Spencer
nha reception which was Ito have been
+ond..red Miss Mildred Lee this afternoon
~. t1he Confederate Literary Society. WIN
not he given owing to the fact that Miss
Ta.,s health will not admit of the fatigue.