The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-06

Char cs Starkc
The bride, who was preceded by the
little flower maidens. little Misses Cora
Ashburner and Virginia Watkins. enter
ed leaning on the arm of her father
looking view sweet i'll q. gown Of w2ite
organdy over silk, her long veil &c ng
caught with a sunburst and carried a
shower of roses. She was net at the AZ
tar by the groom. who had entered from
Il side door with the minister, Rev, Rop-
ert Winfree
Four of the bridesmaids wore white
organdie and carried pink roses. while
the other four had dresses OF white
over pink and carried White roses The
wee flower girls were dressed in white
over pink and scattered pink and white
rose leaves.
After the ceremony many friends re-
paired to the home of the bride to as
sure the young couple OF their Sooc
wishes
The bride and groom left on the mid
n.g.4t train for a trip TO northern cities.
while 1nanv rrlends and relatives We're
left henlnd III make merry I'll the wee
sma' hours.
Among the many friends present from
a distance We noticed the following MI.
&. L. atkins of Richmond. uncle OF
the bride: Mr. and Mrs Haskins Hob
son, MIR and Mrs. Gustace LaWton ana
MIR. Ludlow Nicnaux. OF Powhatan;
Messrs. Luther Martin. Arthur Cath
right T. NJ tlobson, Macon Hobson.
Misses Louise watkins, Bessie Wells,
Nina Latimer. Boswell. Lily Savage.
MRS. u. e. watkins. Mrs. Anton Their
mann, Mrs. II S. Watkins. Mrs. Savage.
a. from chmond Misses French and
Parke Patton. of Ashland: Misses tios-
sic and Wise thornton, of Panpiin
-4,y: Mr., Walter Martin, OF Newport
News and Mr. WIS Moore, Of Ches-
terrified.
Another patriotic society. it is under
stood will be shortly organized in sir-
ginia-that of the United states Daugh-
ters of 1S12-who have several branches
al other sections Mrs. William Gerry
SHADE of New York, being the presl-
t!ent-general.
The objects of the society are to bind
together in fraternal interests those
women whose lineal ancestors took part
in the civil government, the army or the
navy of the United States during the
struggles which followed the close of the
war Of the American Revolution, till the
ratification of the treaty of peace which
marked the close of hostihties on June
80, 1S15.''
1t is understood that a Richmond
the Virginia chapters, but as yet the
affair is in its incipiency, and nothing
definite has been settled. a meeting will
shortly be held to formulate plans.
This society is In a very nourishing
condition in the North. and with the
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
Colonial Danes, and Daughters of the
Confederacy. is calculated to preserve
historical data of the patriotic deeds of
our ancestors.
Miss Ernestine Eiseman. of Baltimore.
who is the guest of the Misses Block. on
Grace Street, was given a delightful sur
prise party Thursday night Among those
present We're: Misses sadie Helltsern,
Helen Block, Bell Block, Adele Stern.
Corinne Iseman, Eta Thalhimer, Clarse
Gunst Ray Rosenbloom, Edna Heller.
Pauline Meyer Erline Meyer, Ernestine
Eiscrnan, Lille Sycle and Messrs. Allen
Straus Ernest Straus, Henry Straus.
Clame Millistord, Milton Iseman, Edwin
Levy, Walter Whitlocl, Walter Cans.
Studio teas will be given during the
winter among some of the young girl
musicians. Those who have already sig
nified their intention of entertaining this
way now and then are Miss Malen Bur-
nett and Miss Effie Aylett Cofer. who
The Richmond Chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will hold
their first afternoon meeting Wednesday,
afternoon at the Lee Camp Hall
SO
-oXISo-
Mrs. Dale and children, of Bellfont,
Pa, are the guests of Mrs. e, H Cloves.
Mrs. Greancr Neal is spending some
time with relatives in Culpeper.
Mr. Robert Eckles, of South Third
Street, left yesterday TO resume his
studies at college,
Miss Imogen Fitzgerald left yesterday
morning for New York, where She viii.
visit her aunt on Madison Avenue.
Mr.. S. S. U. Patteson returned Thurs
day from an extended trip through
New England Mr.. Patteson. with
Judge j. l. Lewis, Mr.. NJ NJ Gillian
and Mr.. Willis E. Smith. attended the
American bar Association in Saratoga,
which will next August convene at the
Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. II. A. Ware and the Misses Mayme
and Marie Ware. of Huntington, W. Va,
are the guests of Mrs. 3. S. Courtney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Morton are spend
ing several weeks in the mountains of
Virginia.
Mr.. Richard F. Bcirnc will go to Balti-
more next week.
To- = r, ,,,o1l =,
for a two-weeks' northern tour, and will