The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14

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Cherry Hill, Pa, young railroad man
OF line reputation and great ability.
The wedding will be witnessed only by
a few Intimate friends of the bride ana
groom. DR.. James Nelson, of the Wo-
mans College, onlciatns.
Mr.. and Mrs william w. Neal Have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Daisy Neal. to Mr..
John Nicholas Martin. The ceremony Will
take place Tuesday, June 18TH at $50 I.
NJ, In their home, No 921 West Marshall
Street.
The marriage Of Miss Eliza Parke Meg
ginson to Mr., Thomas j. Todd Is
scheduled to take place June both, in the
homo of the brides cousin. Mrs. j. g.
Henng, OF No. West Cary Street, very
quietly on account Of sickness In the
brides family.
Nothing could have been prettier or
more picturesque than the celebration OF
the Crawford White wedding at Dew
berry," near Hewletts Va. on Wednes-
day last. Pretty girls attendants of the
bride wore white picture hats, trimmed
with daisies, chiffon dresses, embroidcr-
ed.
The men had on blue serge suits and
white vests. The idea was to present as
as far as posibe>thc effect of an al frescc
celebration, an effort that was altogether
successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Reed have sent OUT
cards for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Myrtle Lou. to Mr.. William Fleming
Bagby, Thursday, June c5th. P. Nj, at
Acqulnton. King William county, Va.
The color scheme at the Meanley-Morri
son wedding on June 10th was In green
and white. The celebration one Of the
prettlest of the month. took place In the
home of the bride, No. 10 East Franklin
Street, with the Rev b. NJ Randolph, of
Emanuel Church, as the celebrant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meanley are taking/an
extended wedding trip north and west
Women's rleetings.
A general meeting of the A. p. v. a.
was held last Wednesday afternoon at
8 o'clock in the rooms of the Virginia
Historical Society.
Colonel Yonge, the United States en-
gineer for James River, gave most In
teresting talk on the discovery by exca-
walton of easements at jamestown. un.
covered at depth Of three feet be-
low the surface The "A. p. V. A. intend
having the walls built up to ground level.
The association accepted from Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Withers. of Gloucester coun-
ty. the gift Of the Warner Hall" bury
ing ground. where General George WASH
ington's tgreat-ereat-gr grandfather and his
grea t. grandfather are both buried.
Mr.. e. V. Valentine presided over the
meeting at Mrs. Bryan's request. Those
present included Mrs. j. B.. Lightfoot,
Mrs g. w. Bagby. Mrs. Enders Robin
son, Mrs. E.y v. Valentine, Miss Wade,
Mrs ]. S. Wexford. Miss Lottie Garrett
of williamsburg; Mrs f. c. Tucker, Mrs.
southall Mrs yirginius Hall, Miss Bent
ley. Mrs. A.. Montague, Mrs Norton
Savage, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Charles Boil
Mrs Robertson, Mrs. Watkins, Mr.. STAN
ard and Colonel S. II. Yonge.
The stay-at-Home Whist Club met last
Monday eevning with Miss Mary Eliza
beth Moore. on West Franklin Street.
The game resulted in a tie between
Mrs G. E. Doyle. Miss Eliza Harvey,
Mrs C. w. P. Brock and Mrs Patterson.
The club will meet again next Monday
evening, shortly after o'clock, with
Miss Florence Tyler.
The Colonial Danes had their regular
monthly meeting in the home of Mrs.
Minor, No. 6O7 North Tenth Street. last
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Herbert Funs-
III, y.
Dashiell and the Misses Minor assisted
Mrs. Minor in the entertainment of the
guests after the business session was
over. The occasion was exceedingly
bright and pleasant, those who enjoyed
1t bringing away delightful impressions Of
Mrs. Minors hospltable grace ana cor
diality.
A delightful entertainment OF last week
was given at "Waverly," the home Of
Miss Ruth Harrison, in honor of her
guest, Miss Jessie Lane, OF North caro-
lima. The spacious parlors were elaoo.
rately decorated with ferns, roses and
daisies. Brilliant lights added to the
scene of grace and beauty within. Miss
Lane looked charming in creation OF
blue silk, daintily made and trimmed
with applique, Miss Harrison received
very gracefully In white organdy. with
satin trimmings, assisted by Miss Bessie
Harrison and Miss Rosa Irant, also
gowned In white organdy.
The evening was pleasantly spent ny
all Music, both vocal and instrumental,
was rendered until 1920 r. NJ. When
dainty refreshments were served. Ihose
present were Misses Lane, Nelson. Lee,
Lamb, Trant, Waddll, Harrison; Messrs.
Nelson. Trant, Lamb. Waddill, Quarles.
McIlroy, Kintchlow. Rhine. Harrison,
Trant, Ryan, Hazlip and others
An ENJOYABLE and successful entertain
n.ent was given Monday last in the home
of Mr. and Mrs II. Berger, on the Nine
Mile Road, for the benefit Of Christ
Church Kings Daughters. Music. games
and refreshments added to the pleasure
OF the occasion, from which good sum
was realized
Among tho weddings scheduled for the
week is that of Miss Alice r., Dawson
to Or. Marvin e. Nuckolls, which VIII