The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
SOCIA AND
PERSO NAI.

S))>~~>>~~->~>>~~~~
he marriage of DR.. Edwin II. Sha clsle-
1000, of No. .204 East Franklin Street, to
MISS Maude Font is announced to take
place at the home of the brides parents
In kirksvlle, No., on November 9Th. Rev
D-r. Smith, Of the First Presbyterian
church in that city, Will be the otIiciating
clergyman. Miss Font is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs William G. Font. DR.
Shacklefood is a native OF Missouri, but
IS now resident Of this city. Before
coming here last fall, DR.. shackiefoo.i
spent three Years in Nashville, Tena. lie
VIII leave here for KirKsyille, Mo-. Na-
Vember list, and will return with his bride
street, where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Matthew f. Peasants, of this city,
mas been asked to unveil the William and
Mary memorial tablet on October % IN
the college building. This honor is very
appropriately rendered, as Mrs. Peasants
is a llneal descendant of four Of the found
ers OF William and Mary College. Gel.
William Lamb, Of Norfolk. an aiarnnus of
the institution, will deliver the address.
LIZ SuDJttl, Liz ou'iHSf -
The Audience will also be delighted by q
recitation by Mr.. James Lindsay Gordon,
OF New York.
MIS- Lyon Gardner Tyler will BE chair
man of the Williamsburg Committee :,nd
VIII have as her assistants Hiss Edith
NJ. Smith, Mrs. Z. B. Coleman, Mrs W.
c. Mayo, Mrs. j. B. Spencer, Miss Mary
w Garrett. all Colonial Danes OF that
place and the wives and daughters of The
members Of the college faculty. Tas cost
of the tablet is about $3.50, and is Of t'lo.-
entlne blue marble.
The Tablet Committee of the Colonial
Danes of which Mrs Charles Waslins=
ton Coleman, of Williamsburg, is chair
man. will meet today at noon with Mrs.
r. I. Hunter, at the Mt. Vernon, No. 2i5
East Franklin Street.
Members invited to be present are: Mrs.
Howard Hoge Mrs. Chiles Ferrall, Mrs.
Nirginius Hall. Mrs Gideon Davenport,
Mrs. Robert y. Gibson. Mrs. Reginald
Gillian, Mrs Robert Lancaster Mrs.
Warner Moore. Mrs Landonia Dasliell,
ATS. y. 3. Camm, Mrs. NJ. f. Peasants,
! Mrs. Meredith Montague, Mrs. c. ". P
Brock. Miss Anna Boylin, Mrs. John
Stewart Mrs. Robert G. Rennolds, Mrs.
R. S. Thomas. Of Smithneld; Miss Lizzie
| Mclean, of Washington; Mrs. Alfred
Withers, of Gloucester; Mrs. Lyon c. 1'y-
Ter, Miss Edith NJ Smith, Miss Mary Car
| rett, Miss Elizabeth Coleman, of Williams
burg. and Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page, Ct
Norfolk
No International marriage of recent
years has possessed such general Interest
in Washington as that of Miss Helen
Morton and Count Bosom de Perigord, of
France, which is to take place at noon
to-day in ST. AIary'S Roman Catholic
Church, Chelsea, England. The bride
elect is the second daughter of the for
mer Fice-President and Mrs. Levi p.
Mrton, and is well known to large
circle in Washington, where she pent
four years of her childhood, and where
she has been an occasional visitor since
her debut, which took place a few years
ago in New York. Count de Pergord is
the second. son If the Duke and Duchess
de SagRn. and through his mother one of
the richest Of the younger mobiles of
France.
MI ana Mrs. Morton ana their daush-
| tiers. VINO have been SPENDING the early
| autumn in Paris, left that capital 70.
| London on Monday, and are now staying
| With Mr.. ana Mrs. William Corcoran
| IIustis, the former third secretary of
| the United, States Legation and the lat
| ter the sister OF the bride-eleet. The wed
| ding breakfast to follow the ceremony,
! will be given at the I1ustis residence. The
bridesmaids will he the Misses Alice and
| Mary Morton, sisters of the bride, and
! the best man, Count Marius de Gallffet,
| o france \ civil marriage Will take
| place a he French consulate in London
| early this morning. The Duchess de
| Sagan has given her son a residence
| in Paris. said to be one of the finest in
| that city and 100000 NJ IS AIQrton's mar
| rage portion from her father is reported
| to be $1,000 600. .-e coll ction of family
| jewels presented to Miss. Morton by the
mother and other relatives of her tiance
! is the finest ever received by an Ameri
| can bride. Among the personal gifts are
| tiara of diamonds. diamond aigrette,
! diamond and pearl necklace, and several
J magnificent rings.
| Mr.. Walter P Turner of New Mexico,
now on a visit to his father. Mr.. j. ".
| Turner. at Marion Hill. near this city. is
| to be married next Thursday, the 10th, .
| Miss Kate Pearl Jordan daughter IF MT.
| and Mrs. Norman Jordan. Of Fulton. Tie
| ceremony will be performed at 80
J O'Clock at the Baptist Church. The EEung
| people win return at once TO Roswell, New
! Mexico. where he is engaged IN bUs'-
| ness.
| D. Jennings siDe. Of DAYTON, Rocking
| barn county. Va slid Miss Annie Eliza
| beth Pierce. Of News Ferry. Halifax
! county. Va. were irarrisc! at the home of
| tbs brides father, Mr. Z. I. Picrca, nf
| News Ferry, on Wednesday,, October "a,
! . high noon.
| The marriage ceremonies were beautiful
| and were Witnessed l}E III immediate
| relatives ana friends. The beautiful
| rountry hor"e w.ss artistcai!r decorated
| with ferns and soldpr-tod. The rite was
! so!cnuized by Rev. z. Ii. f1iemmiug- pas
| Tor Of the burlington ~. CD Christian
| Church. Rev. J. W. Weuans pastor Of
! the Durham On. CO Christian Church.
| was present and assisted.
| Mr. Sipe is travelling representative for
| the Illsimrre Pcrfi:ra Company. Of New
! A-a;l. CITY. II. WAS fornerlY in the Young
Mons Christian work at Galveston Tex.
as assistant secretary. He was III Gal
! weston during the Som and YVES very IN
/ strumcnta1 in restoring the association
york 1T that place Just after that terrible
1 disaster.
The bride is a graduate Of Flon College.
/ North Carolina. and one Of the most pop
uiar YOUNG lades of Halif1x county,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sine STONED over q day II
Richmond on their wedding tour to the
|