The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-05

TITE TIMES DISPATCH
William; Miss Constance Triton and Miss
Caroline Walden.
Mr.. Herbert Spencer. ct San Antonio,
Tex. was best man.
The ushers were: Mr.. Randolph Tucker
Coalter. Mr.. safnuel a. Patterson. Mr..
George E. Gregory. Mr.. Thomas a. Sper-
Ger, Mr.. Philip Carleton. Mr.. Frank Grlgs,
Mr.. John Burke and Mr.. William Y. Fhl-
liam.
Among tho guests from distance TO
attend the wedding were: Dr." ana MIS- M
Edward Magruder, OF Charlottesvliiei
Mrs. e.. r. Spencer, the mother OF the
groom. Mr.. Herbert Spencer. OF san An
tonic, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson wade
Doutl,at OF Danville Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Burke, of Rumford Mr.. ana
Mrs. T. II. Garrett of st. Louis and Mr.
and Mrs. 7. Thompson Brown, of "Brlar-
field" near Bedford City.
Murphy-O'c onnor.
The widespread interest felt IN the NUT
phy-O Conner wedding caused large as. as
sembling of ftiends In St Peters Gatns-
dral yesterday morning. to witness tne
ceremony which made Miss Mary Louise
O. Conner the bride Of Colonel John Mur-
ph5.
The Right Rev. Bishop Van de Vyver,
the Rev. Father Joseph Magri and the
Rev. Father A. K. Gwynnc. OF GreenV'lls.
S. c., were In the cnancel
Immediately after the ceremony MI.
and Mrs. Murphy left for northern
tour. The bride Is from Charleston, ..
c.. though she has spent much OF her
time recently with her sister, Mrs. 81.
Clinton Boudar. Of this city. She Is q
daughter OF the late WMlam EDMUND
O'Connor. and Is prominently connected
both In Charleston and Maryland. Colonel
Murphy IL one OF the most genial and
public spirited Of citizens AS popular
hotel proprietor and Confederate Veer
cram few men have a more envlaple
record than he has
Cards have been sent out by Mrs.
Katherine Walker Jones for the marriage
of her daughter. Miss ALA Dawson, TO
Mr.. Randolph Wexford Gunn the we'd
ding to take place November 10th. at ll:5o
A. NJ, In Park Place Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Lovenstein have
issued Invitations for the marriage re-
ception of their daughter Jeanne, to MI.
Nathan Coleman. of Savannah. Ga, on
Wednesday evening, November 18TH, from
3 to Z +. NJ. at M. OSo ANo' ~ 49,
Street. this city.
The Richmond Chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy. met yesterday after
noon in Lee Camp Hall, with Mrs. N. V.
Randolph In the chair.
The report. from the Norfolk convention
was made and heard with great interest.
The following delegates announced their
intention of going to Charleston 10 the
general convention of Daughters. Novem-
Der 18th: Mrs. Edgar Taylor, Mrs. Hugh
Miller, Mrs. J. II. Timberlake, Miss Bet
tie Ellyson. Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Mrs.
George A. Lyon. Mrs. B. A. Blenner.
Mrs. Edward Valentine and Mrs. w. r.
Vawter.
committee from the Stuart NIonu-
ment Association, including Colonel
Lamb. Captain Dimmock and Mr. Blan-
ton. was present. Colonel Lamb and
Captain Dimmock offered suggestions as
to the various ways Of raising the three
thousand dollars needed TO complete the
monument fund.
II was finally determined to refer the
matter to a committee OF Daughters, to
be appointed by Mrs. Randolph.
Miss Florence Barlow. of Louisville,
KY, editor and manager OF The Lost
Cause. was present at the meeting and
made a few very pleasant remarks to
the ladies. Miss Barlow. who has been
spending few days at Murphy's Hotel,
will leave for home to-day.
During the Charleston convention, head
quarters for the Daughters will be at
the st. John Hotel, that city. The rail-
way fare for delegates to go from Rich
mond and return, by the Atlantic Coast
Line will be s16.7'.
A letter from the Chapter In wash
ington. D. c., was read. requesting the
cooperation of the Richmond Chapter
In raising monument TO the Confed-
crate dead buried in Arlington Cemetery.
To-day, November 9th, is Donation Day
ar the Shelterng Arms Free Hospltal.
A committee OF ladies will be present
to receive contributions sent, and 1t is
honed that these will be of such char
acter and in such quantity as to relieve
the Immediate needs of tho institution.
The Board of Managers will meet at the
Home for Needy Confederate Women.
No. 1726 Grove Avenue, this morning at
ii o'clock.
The report from the Newport News
reunion will he made and other impor-
tant business will be transacted. Two
payments. amounting to about s2,2p.
have been recently made. With what
amount the treasurer has in bank, the
Board OF Managers now have about six
teen thousand dollars.
Personal Mention.
Colonel and Mrs. Harry 8. Hodges. o.
Norfolk. who came to Richmond to at
tend the Hodges-Bowe nuptials last night
are at the Jefferson Hotel
DR.. and Mrs. Moses Hose. Jr., Mr.
| Lewis ID. Aylett, Mr.. Austin Broken
| prough, DR.. Albert Palmer and Misse
| Helen and Lucy Quarles will be Rich
| rnond guests at the Mitchell-Aylett wed
| ding. near Aylett's, Va. to-day.
Mrs. Thomas. OF New York. is VISITING
| relatives In Richmond
Miss F1orrie Moody and Miss Elsie Tay
| 10, Cor. OF this city. were guests at tn
/ Curn.ai.ys-Thornas wedding celebrated i