The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-02

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wos fastened With d cluster of whlte
carnations and she carried bollsluet ~! =
the same flowers Miss Todd wore gtue
imotsseline and white ribbons me pt i.ttl,f
maids had on pretty costumes o. wiz" y ~
Sorgand y and lace. Z. {. !. & -
1.-THE groom awaited his brido A. IT. -
TAR. with Ills &bes t 4 man. MI > ustls, ~, -
BNinnohestcr. NJ Other attendants were: MISE l:.
Violet Anderson, with Mr. y. NJ. Worle =.
Miss Carrie Belle ISnead, With Mr :. -.
Lee: Miss Helen r homas with Mr ,..,ltat.
5enco snead Mlss Bessie Snead' VIII III. ~ ~
Thomas Todd OF Richmond.
". rho marriage was followed ny q rece u
Stion. d Among S$the guests present were
the groonl's parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIZ" .;l,r
Todd and the other members OF ,nelr
family, and the groom's nunts Mrs.
Green and Mrs. Astrop, OF surry county county
va. ga ~. :, u, Ala
Mrs. Todd tho bride, is fine musician
county society. Her husband is wei WEI
known In Richmond, where he Is highly !'lll
esteemed. $S
" April Seventeenth.
Anril 17th viii be accession and VIZ,
.,inia .Dnv, 1t tho Confederate Bazaar and
viii be appropriately celebrated. ~.
rho afternoon o April 2lst the VT.
ginia table Will have roller ska.e I'll. Tn,
a. the best and most skilful Child On;
skates, All 81 tho other tables are max
SInf, ready forB afternoon Eentertalnmehnits
SO that there may be no lack or va lI.l
ty. is 81 @ Hue
Women's. Meetings.
The Tennessee Committee vii meet 1.
o'clock. Ali members OF this committee 9
havIre Bostock tickets are requested 20
mako thei. return without fall at me
meeting. "A #
The "rumr1age sale for the benefit OF
tho Tennessee table will continue through
the week at No 1907 East Main Me , o1seu. !.
"A
remember that they may be semitic a ~,
3, A. Blenner, No. 3o7 North Twelfth IN
street: 81 Mrs. John Tecfey, Of NO. lll s
North Seventeenth Street, and Mrs Geo
"A. Lyon, ut No. GA East Grace street ee1 4
Miss Eugenia T. Aunspaugh VII WI ! .e.as
this afternoon at Mrs. d. 7. WllilaHEs
No 210 East Franklin Street, a &c. Clock
Her subject will be Sidney La nier ~ u u
stcian and Poet ,s,3aG2}sSf st 3s3-stj
Tickets to this reading may be secured
at the door, at tho Rosemary Library, OF
from the patrons. II @ 81
TO Every One. q
1--WE wish you to know n
5iB (And you surely must go) e
nj or the concert for Louisiana!
April ID the date, Ia
$3.50 how late. 4
81 Voice, violin and the 'piann.
s Number 70 North Laurel,
s5 You won't wish to quarrel, 4
The musiclans8all Will be sweet;
Silver coin at the door, III t.jsa
And we ask you no more, =,
nut 10 come In and enjoy urea !,,{,
So saws tr1; very bright invitation "a 4 9
Miss 3Zclle Minors Silver Musicale, 70 pe
given at $50 tP. NJ, April "a, IN Nll NE, !.
Albert C., Bruce's rooms, NO. ~ tso y -
Z Laurel street.& The musicale 10 1orsi ~
f,nent Of the I.oulsiana. table at.It "
approaching Confederate Bazaar,5 a q ~
Interested In the success ot ny my -
arc invited to be present.
rleeting of the Board,
The Boa I'd .of Manager OF the Home
FOR Needy Cont ederate Women me = tues Ns"'
day forenoon in the Home. !, 4. 4.
The returns made up to this date lI .',,,
the fair Indicate that the resul 70. i ~.
surpass the most sangulre tts,A91
Of .the8ladies concerned . i. I, !. Y, y y
Sth9wote Of thanks was given to y ne press
and TO ali those who assisted In MAKING MAKING
! the fair success n
35 Personal Mention.
Tho president Of the r, E Lee Ch n 2,
| Ter Of Confedera tie y Daughters az 10y
Angeles. Cal, writes that e,aDorl -. ,p as,p
arutIons are being made there 70 ' assls
the onfedernte Bazaar.
Mrs. Fitzgerald. Of Cincinnati, has beer
appointed BY Mrs, NJ, wade as !. vs. e
! Secretary 81 the Restaurant Committee
at the Bazaar
One OF the most delightful entertain
ments from social standpoint during
AnriI- viii he that given for tho beneh
q fine Missouri table, in which a nun
Der OF society girls VII take part Y.
Quito q number Of Richmond YOUNG
girls will participated the Caster gayelt'
/ at tho University Of Virginia, and dance
III the Easter ger ,n..
Miss Irene Trice left for her home
at Buckner's Station w. on Tuesday =,
to Miss Ashley Miller: IS,
Miss Mary Ashley Bell expects to sal
about April 18th for Europe where sh'
viii make an extended stay, B
Misses Ellie and Beatrice Carmichael
Of Cincinnati. are spending some tim
A with Mrs. VT, Robins W q
Much regret Is expressed here orer tn
serious illness Of Mrs. y, Il, NJ, Curry
q twho lived for many years after her mar
riage in Richmond, md great fayorlt'
here. Mrs. Cprr!ls sister Mrs. Thomas
A rutherford who, with her daughter
Miss Laura rutherford and her sister
Miss Jane rutherford have been 4
B Europe for the past year, are expected
II Mast