The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Social and
Personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

III The excursion given BY the ladies OF
sYhe Virginia table Of the approaching
Confederate Bazaar to " Williamsburg last
Il Saturday. was quite a. success IN spite
of the very Indictment day. The ladies
who accompanied tho excursion declared
that a forenoon without rain gave them
the opportunity they desired to visit the
many interesting localities in the colonial
capital. After an excellent lunch they
were inclined for rest. and a social chat,
and were indifferent to outside conditions.
4 The mum Der who went down was alto
Cether sufficient to pay the expenses OF
Z helcxcursion and net good sum Tor the
table. IS VI
5sas Page-Dys son.
4 Miss Alyda Dyson. the daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. Walter Dyson, OF Portsmouth.
Ma, and Mr.. Ernest r. Page. q mem
Der OF the firm OF Page and Mcneil. IN
that city, were married IN the nome OF
I the Rev. w. NJ. Beauohamp, OF Broad
Street Methodist Church, By MI. Beau Beau
champ, on Saturday evening last.
II Nj. and Mrs Pages marriage was a
4 complete surprise to- their family and
friends They left Portsmouth Saturday
afternoon, accompanied by Miss Annetta
Jones, an Intimate friend Of the bride.
Arriving In Richmond they were met
by Mr. Rowe. another friend. VINO as
I sis ted Mr.. Page to secure a license. me
party then went to the minister ana sa me
#nllptial ceremony was performed.
The bride and groom. who tclegraphed
the news Of their wedding to their rc-
\ spectsve families Saturay night. are nov,
Mt Murphy's Hotel where they Will re-
main for few days before returning
y home ,...-.-- .AA
Mississippi.
1 u The Committee OF the Mississippi Table
I net at No. 2l5 East Franklin Street yes
i encouraged by the receipt OF six boxes
rom the jackson, Greenwood. Macon.
y 2os edale and Holly Springs Chapters or
The Mississippi United Daughters OF the
5confederacy. Mrs. Blennert Lee, OF chi.
5.ago, also sent several boxes through the
Columbus Chapter Of Daughters.
a& The articles contained In the boxes were
dainty In workmanship and beautiful In
material Several OF them were the work
Of devoted Confederate women past sew
s enty years old, whose hands and hearts
are still active In behalf OF the cousU
"A thcy love so well.
The chairman OF the Mississippi table
and her assistants feel the greatest In
terest In endcaWorlng to render the re-
{ suit OF their efforts a credit to the state
which was Tor many years tho homo OF
& President Davis. They appreciate the
help sent them. and are glad TO kno"
A that Richmond and Mississippi women
wlll have q community OF interest at the
approaching Confederate Bazaar.
The fashioning and the erection lof tho
mississippi table have been generously
given the comittee by the Richmond Kat
tern Works. Only tho actual cost or ma
1erial will be paid for. and Mrs Harwood
and her ladies trust thai when the lhth
OF April arrives, they VIII have only
cause for pride and qualification over
the creditable and tasteful appearance
q which theip table will present
u Gayeties at Old Point.
Tho spring season Mt Old Point Is said
to be very gay. with a fair sprinkling
a Of Richmond patronage, Mr.. and Mrs.
yohn * Branch and Miss Leila Myers
J being among the guests Miss Bell Per-
kins has just returned from delightful
Gftay of about u week at the Chamberlln
Among the pretty young Virginia girls
sow at Old Point is Miss Agnes Drewry.
" Centrala, who has joined Mr.. and Mrs
e Ford. of Baltimore, for q stay OF sew
raj weeks.
DR., and Mrs. Robert D, Wilson. Of
Princeton. were the guests OF DR. and
Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson, of Union