The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01

II. w. Tyler OF tho West End. and Mr..
Robert Edward JONES, an employe Of the
r. A.. Arthur Company.
Encounterlng opposition, tho young
couple left by the early morning train
on Wednesday last for Washington.
where they married at $3.50 A. NJ.
by the Rev. A. w. Pltzer. the bride,
who Is a pretty brunette, being gowned
In travelling costume. Rsturning to Rich
their home at No. 40 West Marshall
Street. "a
Table Souvenirs.
As far as shown. the Missouri table
at the Confederate Bazaar has tho pref
tiest table souvenir. 1t Is Of celluloid.
with the Missouri coat Of arms and
State motto on ono side. and the crossed
flags against q background Il red. white
and blue on tho other. It makes an
extremely clever and artistic tape meas
ure, one which all women will long to
possess as soon as they see It. Tho
Missouri chairman has band Of de-
voted assistants, and everything per-
tnining to the table and State interests
Tho ladies OF the Arkansas table have
secured a unique and attractive souve-
mir for their table, through Mr.. Caper.
ton, local agent OF the Whitehuret &:
Hoag Company. IN the shape Of a cellu-
the State coat Of arms on one side and
handsome cut OF the ''fddle,''t emble !.
matte Of the "Arkansaw Traveller on
the other in colors.
Tho souvenir was especially designed,
and the Arkansas table will get the
mond.
Souvenirs for the Louisiana table will
be miniature bales Of cotton. which will
shortly arrive for distribution. Appro-
pirate decorations for this table will be
sheaves OF sugar cane, held in place by
the Confederate red and white. The
Louisiana State flower will have a prom
inent place also, and draperles sent from
New Orleans will harmonic with and
emphasize the State idea. The Louis
lana Committee will meet Tuesday,
Minor. No.. 1o4 North Fifth Street, at
II A. NJ. Ii
81 Souvenirs which have been ordered ana
will soon arrive for the South Carolina
table are china plaques, with the State
colors In bands and the coat of arms
in the center.
Souvenirs for the Tennessee table are
the four flags Of the Confederacy.
mounted on wood from the Richmond
residence Of General Robert p Lee.
Society. sfs..
The Maryland table has souvenir pos
tails with the Maryland coat Of arms en-
graved on them These postals were
donated by Mr.. Hoen, Of tho Hoen En-
craving Company.
Weddings of the Week.
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In the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Gresham, of High
land Park. on Wednesday evening last.
the wedding Of Miss Lettie Nance
was celebrated. The hour Of the cere-
mony was 0 o'clock, and the Rev. Mr..
Boggs was the celebrant.
Miss sallle 2. Johnson, the daughter
OF Mrs. E. v. Johnston Of No. 1886 South
Laurel Street, and DR.. w. G. Pettus.
who holds a responsible position In the
at Newport News, were mar
ried at p. NJ. Thursday In the home
Of the bride. the Rev. Mr.. Melton, the
pastor OF Marshall-street Christian
Church., performing tho ceremony.
Mrs. Pettus left for their future home,
in Newport News. Il
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Rosena
Levy to the marriage Of her daughter.
Miss Marion Levy, to Mr.. Samuel s..
one OF the best known young
business men of Richmond.
The ceremony will BIO performed at $3.50
o'clock Monday evening, March 10th, at
he Jefferson Club.
Mr.. Mcclury's Offer.
Mr. Gilbert McClurg, Of Colorado
Springs. the well-known writer and lee
!, -
President Davis, Mrs. Margaret Howell !
Davis Hayes, made a very graceful Of
'er to the chairman Of the Central Com
nittee OF the Davis Monument Associa-
ion In the following words:
ut would be the greatest pleasure to
ne II my stereopticon illustrated lee
ure, telling the story, legends and TO-
nance Of Colorado and particularly Of
he Pixies iPeake region. something OF
Is clmatology and picturng Its glor-
Gus scenery might be given In Rich
nond. New Orleans and in other South
I'm cities for the benefit Of the Jefferson
Davis memorial fund, Elk
%"There would be no charge what
yer for my services. and ] should es-
eem 1t great compliment to be per-
nltted to give tho lecture under the
.usplces Of tho Memorial Association"
Silver Wedding.
Ono of the most elegant affairs OF the
eason was the silver anniversary on
thursday last of Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
sowman at their home. on Chestnut
I'LL.
Mr., and Mrs, Bowman. assisted By
If. and Mrs, Manson Grubbs. Miss
,lorence Bowman and Mr., Clay.
on Bowman received their friends
rom $3.50 to II o'clock, The house WAS
decorated with palms and
'hlteT carnations, Q. stringed orchestra
the music during the even
ag,
An interesting feature was the presen-
alton by the groom of twenty-five
ears before to his fair bride Of q seq
nd wedding ring. tho blessing being
estowed by the Rev, D, X, Walthall,
aston of A1ispah Church
After congratulations the company
epnlred to the dlning-room. where all
he delicacies Of the season We're served,
he table decorations being carnations,
klMla ronas Nof silver lent Wined with