The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-01
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" The Pine street Baptist Church was
The scene or a brilliant gathering at $50
4 o'clock Thursday evening, wien the Rev.
DR.. Il. b. 1Iutson united In MARRIAGE Miss
patsy Bell Godscy, the daughter of Mr..
James +. Godsey, and Mr.. frederlok
Bernhard Schaaf, the son Of Mt and
Il Mrs. christian Sehaaf both OF this city.
Tasteful and appropriate church ana
H altar dceorats ons were in palms, flowers,
candelebra and white tapers. N
ITbo choir OF ST. Andrews preceded
the bridal party down the aisle, singing
81 ire Wedding chorus from Lohengrin
Professor Jacob Reinhardt was at the
organ {3ls
Tho bride, beautifully gowned in white
y poit,t a'esprit, over taffeta with white
lace hat, carle IN with her father. She
carried n bouquet of Bride roses.
1Ier sister, Mrs. Isola Geraldine, was
maid of honor in a champagne coloreu
Y silk null over daffodil silk Her sheaf
\ of white carnations was tied WITH "hlte
q ttllle.
The bridesmaids, six IN number, Miss
Helen and Miss Annie Schaaf. Miss
Daisy Cartwright Miss Celeste Heath,
Miss Grace Walton and Miss Lena Lang,
\ wore pretty toilets of white wash chif-
fon with yellow liberty sat ribbon. Their
flowers were showers of coreopsis,
Mr.. Edward Schanf WINS best man, the
Eroomsmen being Mr., Herman u. kas-
+ ten. Mr. Otto Moeller. Mr.. Douglas ..
\ Godsey Mr. John NlcAllister and Mr.. Y.
Gray Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schaaf left after the
ceremony for visit to the st, Louis
Exposition They will make their home
Mt No. $40 North Seventh Street, after
July 18th The bridal party was hand,
somely entertained Wednesday evening
An the home of the bride, No. sos IL
West Cary Street. "
II MacLean-Craig
Miss Katherine NJ. Craig and Mr..
Il George b. .MacLean. of Iagerstown.a Md
were married by the Rev. Or. Russell
Cecil, OF the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church.,
in the parlors of his home, May 2Sth
Immediately after their marriage, Mr..
VI and Mrs MacLean left for Houston.
Il Texas. where they have since made their
4 home. . S6
D. "A. r. Kir1ness.
The Putnam Fiji Chapter, Daughters
4 of tho American Revolution.S with Mrs
y Henry II. Adams, of New York, as re-
gent, gave a brilliant entertainment last
Wednesday evening, In the Havemeyer
Auditorium at Greenwich Conn., which
resulted III a great success. The FUND
Of about $1,000 derived from the enter
tainmerlt will be used for the preserva-
4 ton of the historic Putnam cottage as
4 a museum. s@
Miss Lila Agnew Stuart directed the
kirness which was danced by a NUM-
Der of the New York smart people, no
pains being spared to render the cos
tuning as ma gnificent as possible.
One Of the prettiest of the dances was
a Tlorodoro sextette Others very effec-
tive included the dance, of the seasons,
court quadrille. n1inuet dance Of
flowers and pages. dance Of French dolls
and Jumping Jacks. Hungarian gypsy
dance Irish harvest dance and the Span
ish cachuca. danced to a castanct and
z tainbourine accompaniment.
IA Meeting of c.. M. l.. S.
# The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society met yesterday forenoon with Mrs.
Stephen Pttney presiding. Those present,
Y " ere !. Mrs C. w. p. Brock. Jr, Mrs j.
Taylor Ellyson. Miss Minnie Baughnlan,
Mrs. Lie. Daniel, Mrs. r, a. Patterson,
f Miss Ellen Jones. Mrs. W. a. Crenshaw.
Miss Betty Icllyson. Mrs. ]. Finders Rob-
tnson. Mrs. Sue G. Hancock, Mrs. T..
Archibald Cary, Miss Matte p. Harris.
Miss Emma Scott Mrs. James Werth,
Miss Anne c. Bentley and Mrs. w. S.
Murray.
Packages of relics were reported as
! awaiting the vice-regents of Virginia,
NORTH Carolina, Tennessee and Mary
land
Quarterly reports submitted were very
interesting, especially those of Florida,
Mississippi, Louisiana and the Solid
outh. The Solid South room has been
Resented with four hundred photographs
Confederate officers by Mrs. Davies,
9 widow of Richmonds famous pho
grapher. This room has also secured a
ster of the Confederate prisoners con-
ed in Elmira prison. New York.
few members elected were: Mrs. John
Eubank, of Warm Springs, Va; Mrs.
hard McIlwaiAe of Norfolk; Mrs Sue
Hancock, 4of ,IIebahon, Va: Mrs.
n and Miss Emily G. Hutcheson, OF
city. .
Personal Mention.
John II. Cecil, eldest son Of the
and Mrs. Russell Cecil. left yester-
Q accept a position in New York
With the Equitable Insurance Com
and Mrs ., !; a Abort !! who y g yer
lie. Caroline county. will return
n extneded Northern trip to make
Hu,!A pine in Richmond.
H.. ypnd Mrs. Arthur II. Taylor are ex-
pecte.,.ito be in Lynchburg tomorrow,
where they will visit MIR. Taylcr's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johp Fl. Taylor. be-
fore returning TO Richmbnd.
z Mr. Russell l.. Cecil will spend a. de-
lightful summer at Prout's Neck on the
Maine coast. MIR. Cecil will tutor the son