The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-25

\ / have placed it on file
With the Others" she wrote
Arthur II. Folwell.
u. D. c. State Convention.
AT quarterly meeting RI the Peters
burg Chapter, United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. held Monday, October Sd
the following delegates and alternales
were elected to the State Convention 70
be held in Petersburg October 26th-SSt Il.
Delcgates-Nrs William Malone, Mrs
II. S. GILL; Mrs Bartlett Roper, Mrs
James McClcvy, Mrs. James, W. 'Ciai-
alternates- May Claiborne, Miss
Annie Mann. Miss Sarah e.. Coldwell
Mrs Robert Budd, Mrs. Il. w. Grigg.
rhe president read the list of the cons
n,ittees appointed to make arrangements
For the assembling Of the convention, as
follows:
11all-aliss Hattie Ellensworth Mrs.
r. S. Gil, Mrs. w. o. Bcasley, Miss
Iottie Moran.
Homc--Mrs. Bartlett Roper, Mrs.
James Claiborne, Mrs.a z. A. Morrison
Mrs. w. H. Watkins. Miss lrby Boiling.
--aiss Seward. Miss l>l;u spicer.
Entertainn,snt-N1rs. w. l.. Fcnable
Mrs. r. c. Scot, Mrs. y. VI Giiss,
Mrs. r. q. Davis.
Reception-Alrs. S. p. Mitchell. Mrs.
Marie Alexander, Mrs. Waverly Wilkins,
Mrs. Cora Myers Mrs. John Herbert Clai-
borne.
Programme-NIiss Annie Mann. Mrs. w.
T.. Harwood, Miss Lucy Hall, Mrs. Ida
Morrison Gray, Miss Lottie Bird.
Badges and Pages--N1rs. James Nc
Clevy Miss Sarah u. Coldwell. Miss Mary
&3El, Coldwell Miss Martha Dunn Waugh
AN.
Davis-Hooper.
Miss Berkeley Coleman Hooper, eldest
daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Hoop
or, will be married at $50 o'clock this
afternoon, to Mr.. james a. Davis, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Davis, this
I. city, and a successful travelling salesman
for Strause Brothers and Company.
b The wedding celebration Mill take place
In the beautiful country home of the
brides parents, 49, 400 South Cherry
street, the Rev. j. b. O'Relly Officials
ing. Miss Sophie Is. Hooper will be maid
OF honor, and Mr.. Melvin J. Davis tho
best man. The decorations will be pro.
fuse and tasteful.
Miss Hooper and her flance are both.
extremely popular and the wedding Is
one of great interest.
Tea the Club.
Tea was served at the Woman's Club
last afternoon and a large number of
visitors came in to enjoy the social fea-
lures and partake of club hospitality, I'd
Mrs. Marcy and Mrs. j. n. Upshurt
were the hostess OF the tea and coffee
tables, which were most charminsly set
4 out with their embroidered covers and
their dainty silver and china.
The gathering of ut-of-toWn guests
III added much TO the pleasure and anima-
ton OF the occasion. The rooms were
brightly lighted and bowls of flowers
here and there scented the atmosphere
with fragrance and gave pretty touches
OF color 70 a caller, the scene was full
Of interest, warmth and grace.
Burnett-Bargamin.
Another wedding OF to-day in which
4 much interest is felt is that of Miss
#Tl1eresc Bargamin, the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Y. 13argamin. to MI.
Charles Ryland Burnett, well known
young bank official in Richmond, The
hour, OF the ceremony will be p. NJ,
and 1t VIII take place in Grace Episcopal
Church.
&s5 Bowers-Steel.
The Rev. w. r. L. Smith. Of the Sec
ond Baptist Church. will otticiate at the
wedding this evening OF Miss Mary Louise
+ Steel to Mr.. James Baker Bowers taking
place In the home of the brides father
3 Dr. George Is. steel, OF NO. iO0 East Main
4 Street
Bowis-Ballard.
A quiet home wedding will be celebrated
IN The marriage at Magnolia" this af-
ternoon Of Miss Bcrnlce Chptwynd Bal
lard to Mr. Franklin B. BOWS, the popu-
lar manager OF the Crescent Grocery Com
pany.
y The ceremony will be performed at
!, o'clock and the -a:dung couple will be at
tended by Ma. StarleS Bowls and Mr..
Ballard, the Brother of the bride. Imme-
diately afterward. Mr.. and Mrs Bowls
Will leave for avisit to The groom's pa
rents, IN New Kent county. When they
return they will spend several weeks as
the guests of Alderman and Mrs. Washer.
Out-of-ToWn Society.
Mrs. Burton Harrison. of Washington,
.. c., sailed about the middle OF this
month TO spend the winter on Riviera.
3 visiting both Italy and Sicily.
81 Society in Cincinnati Is already consider
ing the number OF .debutantes to be pre-
scented and the especial attractions OF
each. The young ladies who will be debu-
tantes include Miss Gladys ingalls,,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. ingalls,;
Miss Mary Groesbeck daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Telford GroesbeckS Miss Re-
&becca Anderson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Anderson; Miss Harriet II.
Ellis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs William
II. Ellis: Miss Monica Lincoln Mitchell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mitch
ell; Miss Julia Grevc, daughter Of Mrs
N. T.. A. Greve, ma Miss Ellen Judkns
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. William f.
Judklns.
Miss Maria Edmonson Groome, whose
engagement TO Lieutenant Atwcl C. Bag
ley, of the Royal Engineers, British army,
IS announced Is the dau lighter Of the late
Governor James b. Groome. Of Maryland
miss Groome for several years was q
student at the Academy of the Fine Arts,
Lieutenant Bayley Is son of Colonel
t. A. Bailey, Of the Royal Artillery
lie belongs to an old Scottish family. his
great-grandtather having been one Of the
Dukes of Athol,
Valley Forge Farm where the we'd
ding Of Miss Rebekah Knox, the daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs, Knox. to MT
Robert r.nde was celebrated October
18th, was decorated just as a house should