The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-17
10 100, PERCALES, z l-2c.
ninth street, or Mrs. Ramon D. care
No, 261S East Broad Street.

n,nth street, or Mrs Ramon D. Garcin,
No. 261S East Broad Street.
..White-Henderson.
The marriage OF Miss Berta Henderson RS .
to Mr., Harvey a. White TOOK pace IN
Christ Episcopal Church wednesday eve
ming at O clock, the Rev Y. GUS NAeuuo
being the celebrant
\ Mr.. Bernard S., Burton was ut the or
ron. rhe bride entered with her maid OF
honor. Miss Katie l.. Henderson. She
wore white Paris mousselne and carried
white roses. The maid Of honor had on
white above pink silk. Her flowers were
q sheaf OF pink carnations.
The groom awaited the bride with his
hest man, Mr. Frank P. Gary. The
groomsmen wore Mr. William Hudson,
Mr.. Robert Acree Mr.. James l. Gary
and Mr. Solomon. 45&.ff :5
Mr.. ana Mrs. White lett tor a Northern
bridal trip last evening.
Mrs. Sangster's Letter.
The following letter, written from Mrs.
Margaret sangster to Mrs. Myrta Lockett
Ayary. the author OF "a Virginia Girl
In the Civil War will be appended to
an autograph copy of Mrs. sangster's
latest and probably her hest book. when
Angel. Come to Men" This book will be
sold at the Tennessee table of tho Ba-
aaar, where Mrs. Avary's book is also
among tho authors contribu tons All
Virginians will be glad to hear through
Mrs. Avarys publishers Appleton & Co..
that her book has gone into Its fourth
edition, and Is very popular.
Mrs. Sangster's letter says:
Green Ridge, N. T., Feb. 9th, 1909
MY Dear Mrs. Avary.-I am so much
obliged to you for sending mo your beau
tiful book, IA Virginia Girl In tho Civil
War"
Tho moment It came 7 sat down and
read 1t through. I knew every foot OF
ground in the story. and knew, during
the Civil War. people just like your hero
inc. The story is slngularly interesting,
wonderfully we'll told, and appears at a
happy moment.
4 / spent six consecutive years In Nor
folk after the Civil War. was in Balti-
more tho night when the news came OF
General Lees surrender. and went with
one OF the first parties who entered
Richmond "A very little while after
that event stopped down. passing over
Fort FILL to pick up something yellow
that cleaned In the sun. I have always
been short-sighted. The thing was a
lock OF hair on the head OF poor dead
soldier buried under thin earth and
debris"
Deane--Bauers.
Cards have be1i received In Richmond
announcing the recent marriage In
~ thot o,,,, ~ nir pahart =, naona
$3.50. .o, - s,,n''n .'u w." 60
'o'''e'pe'ou ~ many i''cius nere'
HostecS AT Cardc
Mrs, Hardin Temple Burnley enter
talned tine, Young Married Ladies' Card
Club yesterday afternoon at their Easter
The game was scored IN rah,,,ts ,nd
eggs. Mrs. Ianrhorne Putnev won the
prize and Mrs Edword onar,es ~ u' go ~
so,ed Decorat tons u,ara IT, han,,, No.,
Ea stor l,Iiss ard tha @,ndi,,,d ,,a1 49, 49,
sor,,ad .r,ar 49, 20 - '.sa
torr, - III, A' rt' a1 "e.a ".so ~ the
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| reTsonal mention.
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no M'sseS Sllmour. OF Scotland, anC
mss resram' OF Rhode Island. are max
-. Ahaerson, at No. $40 West FRANKLIN
street
h'ss H. o. Loury. OF Washington, D
W a. inc Jeiterson Hotel.
m,ss saaie iiardenbergh. OF Frederick
liall va, leff Wednesday, for an ok
tehaed Visit 70 relatives and friends II