Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-23


Mrs Joseph Willard, Mrs SIS iinor.Ss
Mrs A.. j. nlontag ue, Mrs. Blythe Moore.
Mrs. ]. s. AIunce, RS. sirgin.us Newton
Mrs. 90 Ferrell. Mrs. Adoiph osterl9h,.
Mrs. Moncure Perkins. Mrs 1gV. E1.s.P Per-
Skins. Mss Bell, IS Mrs ] ohm Dunn, Mrs.
W. Preston, Mrs. Norman Vs. Ran.
dolph.
st. Paul9s church vii De the. scenezo ia.
fsashtona bic dding yesterday Il fternoo 9,
at O'clock when Miss MaHie Leslie
Jennings and Mr. Philip Henry Powers
splightsd their marriage VOWS. The edttice
was tasteful1y decorated with g christmas
garlands and pa Inns. - s u: Isl
The officiating Clergyman Was the
Rev. James Morris, and during the cere-
mony Professor Reinhardt played softly
{ Believe Me s. II All These Endearing
Young Charms The bride wore a,
handsome tallor-made suit with tight-flt-5
{ ting, three-quarter length coat and large
black velvet hat with a long white plume.
I she carried shower bouquet Of lilies
f of the valley. W.
T Miss Emma Sublett Jennings, her sister,
was maid Of honor, and was attired IN
dark tailor-made suit, VIZ three-quar-
tel. length coat. and hat Of American
beauties, The bouquet was huge bunch
+ of American Beauty roses.
ss The best man and ushers wore frock
coats and white boutonniere, and car
ried their high hats. Mr.. Powers was
attended by his brother, Mr.. Edgar Taylor
Powers, OF Memphis. and the. following
will be the ushers: sMessrs. a. B. Alsop.
F. ,. Aston, w. Frank Powers, Richard
Gwathmey, E. T. Harrison, w. Guy
Davis, Hunsdon Cary and Dr.. Clifton NJ.
Miller
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. Leslie
Jennings and is the granddaughter Of the
late Mr.. John T. Sub1ett. who was one
Of the most beloved and popular residents
of this city, She is a very attractive
blonde and has a host of friends through
out the Sta te. Mr. Powers is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. R.W. Powers, and is con-
nected with the Powers-Taylor Drug
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Powers left for
two weeks trip to New York and other
points North. and on their return will be
at home at.1002 Park aveniza.
The Confederate Bazaar .Assoca ton met
yesterday at noon. Mrs. EPutney. jresid-
Ing. Reports from chairnen showed that
work was progressing. Mrs. Ernest Small
man accepted Craftsmanship Of the Mis-
sissippi table, and will be assisted by
Mrs. Alosby. Mrs. Hugh Miller will have
charge of the South Carolina table.
The Virginia table will be named for
Thackeray' s Vanity Fair The badge,
which Mrs. Redd ordered, was received
and did not meet with the APPROVAL of
the association. It was decided to have
a daily newspaper issued during the ba-
zaar.
April 18th will be the date of the OPEN
ing. and the bazaar will continue for two
weeks "a
Mrs. Randolph reported that Adams and
the Southern express companies will
transport free ali contributions that
weigh under twenty-five pounds.
Mrs Snellings, Of the Georgia table,
stated that the souvenirs Of that. booth
were now On sale.
"A letter was received form California,
saying that the daughters Of the Confed-
eracy in that State would work for the
| bazaar The Missouri table will be in
charge Of Mrs. John c. Hagan, with Miss
Eleanor Tree as alternate. This. will be
called for Miss Rive's popular novel,
Hearts Courageous Those assisting at
the Missouri table Will be Mrs. r. r
Harrison, treasurer; Mrs. ]. p Stacy.
Mrs. Warner Moore, Mrs. Booton Hill,
Mrs. Norton Savage Mrs Rolfe Glover,
Mrs. Richard Wilson, Mrs. Julia Anne
Grant. Mrs. Louie Powers Guest, Miss
Rcbecca Storrs, Miss Pauline Grant, Miss
Ella Jackson, Miss Bessie Selden, Miss Do
rothy Lee. Miss Marie Lightfoot, Miss
jamie and Miss Elizabeth Fisher, Miss
Martha Mosby Slead, Miss Roberta AL
len, Miss Irene Bosseux. Miss Meade Bur-
| well, Misses Booker, of Hampton. Mrs.
r. M. Blankenship, Miss Sue Spilman.