The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-05
SOCIAlLAnD
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Or. David G. Wilson, q popular and
successful young dentist of this city. and
MISS jamie Jennings, the pretty and ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j.
>. jennings, We're married at Emmanuel
bapust Church last night at 9 O'Clock.
Key. David A. Solly, the pastor Of I'm
inailuel, came home from Pennsylvania
to perform the ceremony and the church
was crowded with the friends of the
couple
The wedding was an exceedingly pretty
one. The pulpit platform was banked
win palms. forming an attractive back
ground Tor the bridal tableauX. The
bridesmaids and ushers entered in pairs,
alternating and separated near the altar
forming a semi-circle which was COM
pleted by the bride and groom. The
~eddlng marches were played by Miss
Amorette Green. The bridesmaids wore
sheer white organizes with long elbow
black gloves and large black picture hats
and carried showers of white carnations
.rhey were Misses Bessie WEBSTER.
Louise Webster, Eva Burruss and Delile
Burruss. The ushers were Messrs. Wade
w. Williams, Wallace G. Capltalne, w.
+. Warmer and a. c. Lowry.
Miss Sadie Jennings, sister OF the pride,
was maid or honoor. and was in white
silk, carrying a bouquet of pink roses.
The bride, who entered with her, was
clad in a white taffeta gown, elaborately
embroidered and carried bouquet OF
white roses and was met at the altar
by the groom and his best men, Dr- H.
Conway Smith, and the Impressive cere-
mony was performed.
Or. and Mrs Wilson left on the 1889
Sea.oard train for the former home of
the groom at Willow Springs, near[R Raj
eigh, N. c., where they will spend
week or ten days. They will be at nome
after September 18th at No. 5o' East
Broad Street.
Two valuable relics have been placed
recently in the Confederte Museum.
Mrs. j. L. b Stuart having placed the
desk used by her husband, Gen. j. f. b.
Stuart, whenever he was stationed at
headquarters in the Museum; the desk
has not vet been unpacked, but will this
week be placed in proper position.
Two shells on granite pedesta!s have
been placed in the Alabama room which
was the private office of President Davis,
and were given by Mrs. II. r. Shorter,
and are placed at either side of the fire
place. The pedestals are inscribed: shells
fired by Federals at Fort Pickens. Fla,
into Confederate Fort Barancas. NoVen-
Der. 1851 brought home as relics by II. R.
Shorter. Eufaula Rifles, Company b, First
Alabama Regiment
The other is inscribed: Silent witnesses
in the nations history we remain to speak
OF it's battles and represent the first shots
of the Confederate War"
The Mississippi and Missouri rooms both
have new cases
Miss Isabel AIaury. the secretary of the
Museum. who has been away on her va
cation, will return to her duties Mon
day.
Major Powhatan Ellis and Miss Mar
garct Tucker have returned from the
Warm Springs
The engagement announced of Miss
Evelyn Ballard and MIR. Stuart Lotter,
Of Newport News. the wedding to take
place September Goth at the residence of
the brides father in Newport News.
Mr.. Lottier was a former resident of
this city, and is a brother of Mr.. John
Lottier. AS he is a Roman Catholic and
she is Protestant a special dispense
ton will have to be gotten from the Pope.
Mr.. and Mrs. James William Warren,
OF Charlottesville, announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Alice War
rem, to Mr.. J. George Smith, of st. Paul,
Mimi. the wedding to take place Sep
TENDER 10th at Charlottesville.
Miss Warren las a. host of friends here,
future happiness.
The reading ard reception rooms at the
Woman's Club have re-opened for the
season and tea may be obtained every
afternoon between 5 and o'clock. The
regular Monday afternoon entertain
ments will not commence till the first
week in October.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Jere Witherspoon
have returned to the city and are at
No. 1l5 East Franklin Street for the
winter.
Mrs. L. c. Young and Miss Young. who
have been away for the summer, have
returned and are at their apartments
on East Franklin Street.
Mr.. c. W. Dickinson, Jr., of Carriers
Vile, will be in the city again this winter
attending the Richmond College.
Rev. Mr.. Ashby Jones has returned
home. after a visit to his brother, in
Highland Lake, Conn.
Mrs Alice Bernard and her daughter,
Mrs Mann. of Chicago. spent Tuesday
in Petersburg with Irs. John l.. Pleas
ants.
Miss Julia Page is the guest of Miss
Sadie Lanier, in Petersburg.
Miss Fannie Ragland who has been
taking a summer course al the Cornell
University is visiting Mrs. I. S. Pilkin
ton, in Chester
Congressman and Mrs Richmond Pear
son, of Asheville, n. c.. will be in the city
during the Richmond Horse Show.
Miss Helen Dickinson will visit Miss
Walker this week in Roxbury.