Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-22


reststsred IA 81 :l,sall !. on az suaailS
le.aHithE tho Weddiag Ike, g Each guest
Grew al slice of cake by faH daisy rihbnH.s
The presents were par llarly shsndsonae.
the.cuts glass and silver, pred omiaat lng;
z1dr. and Mrs Butteriek left last light
Tor E1ortda and may possibly 80 The
Bermudas. On their return they will 1--we
In New, York city:
Red. white, and blue were conspicuou
in thesdecorati tons at.Lse Camp Hall yes
terday afternoon. when the Junior Holly
wood Memorial a ssoeiatton gave their.
annual silver tea The TIA ble ass re-.
red-shaded candles In silver capd elabra
cast soft and. mellow. glow. g he re-.
ceiving party consisted OF Miss Eliza
beth II. TONNES, in blue silk, With yoke
and real lace and necklace of pearls;
Miss Anna Boykin, pink tucked 81 TX with
lace trimmings: Miss Eleanor Tree. blue
silk, with passamenterie Of cream lace;
Miss Isoline Moses. yellow silk waist
real lace trimmings. and skirt Of black
silk; Miss Minnie aBaughman, black SILK
and cream lace; Mrs. William m. W ade,
black embroidered net over black silk
trimmed with quilted satin ribbons: Miss
Mamie Baughulan black lace over black
silk, trimmed with narrow black velvet
ribbon. 80 -
Chocolate was served by Miss Annie
sBlankenship, and Miss Mamie Baugh-
man., chairman OF the refreshments COM
mittee, was ably assisted by Mrs.*sB Il
Purcell. Misses Grace Cunningham, M
ME Jacobs, Helen VIM, Maude Mcken-
ney, Nora Randolph. Nellie Spence, Lucy
Harrison Wade, Anne Lyell, Sara Baugh-
man, and Martha Purcell. si5sss ss4F%
Miss Martha Snead, who possesses a
voice OF rare sweetness and culture, sang
several selections, and was accompanied
on the piano by Miss Nina Randolph.
Mrs. Jennie Yeamans gave several charm
ing recitations, and contributed much 20
the pleasure of the occasion. It was a
matter of universal regret that Mrs n.
". Randolph. the honorary president,
was unavoidably absent.
Among the callers We're Mr.. Emil
Baughman, Dr. and Mrs. John r. VIM.
Miss Reeve, Of Washington; Miss Ruby
Bodeker, Mr.. and Mrs. George A. sBarks-2
dale, Miss Cleand Randolph Mrs.
Frances Townes, Mrs. Champe Fitzhugh,
Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Mrs. Larkin Glaze
brook, Mrs. Charles Tanner, DR.. Greer
Baughman, Mrs. Fannie IT, Grymes, Miss
Mary Thaw. Miss Mary Page Grymes,
Misses Emily and Evelyn Thaw, Mrs.
Mamie c.. Shelton, Mrs. Henningnam
Spilman, Miss Matte F. Harris. Misses
Sallie and Kathleen Anderson, Mr.. George
A.. Barksdale. Mr.. James T. Gray, Rev
w. Dudley Powers, OF New York; Mr.
Baughman, Miss Cary Laws, Miss Anita.
Cussen. Miss Ryland Mrs. Benjamin
Smith, Misses Ashley, Miller, Addison,
Blankenshtp. Mrs. Walter Christian, Mrs.
e. W. cartwright, hIrs. 3. a. Blenner,
Mrs. L. NJ Hart, Mrs. almer, Mrs: Kate
VIM, Mrs. Anthony, Miss Flora Bell
Anthony, Miss Alice Leigh, Mrs. Peyton
Giles. II
AT meeting of the Junior lakewood
Memorial Association held yesterday
plans for the Georgia table were dis.
agement OF the Oakwood Memorial AS
sociaticn. Miss Hunter FERGUSON is the
chairman of the souvenir committee.
a unique affair which has been secured
is white ,celluloid canteen tied with red
ribbons. one side bearing a hand painted
Confederate flag and 4the reverse side
containing painting of Miss Winnie
Davis. Mrs. John Charlton, an artist Of
recognized ability, is already at work
Of the ladies interested In TINS table are
Mrs. NJ. r. Snellings. chairman; Mrs. J.
T. Hughes, Assistant; Mrs. D. Pickett
Edwards. Of the Junior Association; Mrs.
James Moon, treasurer; lars. II. w. New,
Mrs. Riddick, misses Mclaughlin, scher-
Eqerhorn, McKevitt. and French.
Miss Harry. r. Thornton. Of HOUSTON
Halifax county. is the guest OF ( Mrs.
Robert Thornton.
Miss Leila 2. Smith, Of Bedford City,
is spending some time in the city,:
s+.s i.
The Rev. w. Dudley Powers arrived
in the city yesterday from New York, and
is. the guest of his sister. Mrs William N.
Wade. Mr.. Powers VIII remain here sew
eral days.
The silver wedding day Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz Sitterding will be kept By them
with beautiful and appropriate ceremo-
malls.
This morning at s o'clock, in st. A1ary's
catholis church, high nuptlal mass will
be celebrated, with the Choir in attend
ance. Bishop Van de VyverE will be the
celebrant, assisted by Rev. Fathers Ed
S!tterding will be accoHpanied Ito the
church by their immediate family and "a
few friends.
Afterwards a wedding breakfast for
the family will be served about 10 o'clock
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sitterding,
on Chestnut HILL, and they will be i'm
formally at home to their friends i'll the
evening. -:
The twenty-hfth is the silver anniver-
sary, and one Of the handsomestr III the
way Of gifts and decorations, (Which will
doubtless be carried out in every detail
in the present Instance. Mr.. SitteFding