The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
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Personal

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az rreat interest to Richmond socleis
,tna Tic wedding Of Miss sallie 1 ls1ie
5vtnv and Captain William MciKo .tVe
An ~ which took place ut o lhs -
rvenine III Grove Avenue Baptist l ta,1,s1
& 1ha REV. Dr. D. B.. lInwthofne,,o i e.'.,.t,
.ng, assisted by The Rev. pr. -. = S,.,sl'
tl5rf chaplain Of the Richmond "a
commanded by Captain Myers.
rhn nislcs of the church ana the a1ll lihi a
snt,ca were oanvased in white, decoitb-
mons being In palms and WHITE NAN Wan , ea..
fles Mir. Manly b. Ramos renoeIes s.,, ~.
riocessional and recessonal , "eS'u,.ls
marches. and PLACED during /. , the vs.
r;pny .sfIearts. and Flowers. i
"srnn lhriae, n5tali, slender beauty OF the
lr,ncttc type, entered on the arm OF lier
f,,il.sr Mr. Andrew j. Wlay. She was WIS
cnv.nnd III, white crepe dc chine !, ~, M
,n5a, applique ct white roses r ., !, o.
silk net. Her veil was held with q "'a,
mond tiara aud her lowers VIZ n
shower OF Bride roses Il,
,yrav. was handsomely alfred IN q c,S.
{ alton ~ white broadcloth. garnitured WI
hand wrought medalons done IN SILK on
.ycry white chiffon. M
The groom awaited his bride az li'e ~ ~
tar with his best man. Mr. Jonn W.
Myers, The groomsmen were O.. ri'l y, u
ant l.. w Aiinson. Lieutenant =: r.
8Taylor. Mr.. a. ID. Jackson. Mr.. n. IN, =,
ntcsbr Mr.. Benz Brockenbrough. MI w,
George II. Myers. Mr. John NJ. NNraS ana
4 Sir George s. Wray. 4, 81
The display of wedding gifts SEM ~
Guided d very largo and beaut1tul coi' 9
.ior n cut glass, silver, bric-a- brnc, china
~, n,a,,y other useful and ornamental
articles. Conspicuous among the nan i,
! ,ya q n s,,perb silver service sent DS I'e
1,irhmond ,I5owitzers, inscribed Win the
1~tter "I', ard the Howitzcr button.
case of silver from Lunsden anu IN,
rany attracted attention aiohs WIN VIII 80
\. service, +r,,.t,nr
nartv drew a large crowd 10 ~. =,
,h,rch Tho Richmond Howitzers at
.nrdnd IN :, body their uniforms rcnelel
t,r their appearance a deciaed leatu1 - -
INC occnsion Major a. Myers. MI. I'll !, FL
re Myers, Miss Maggie and MISS MISS .1o ~,
MYERS, Of Norfolk, Va, relatives OF ~, ,ne
groom, were among guests IRON rom y go 90
4 t.nce who were present.
d IN IN q ccount Of recent bereavement ~ y
3g tbe bride,s family, the wedding was n.y.
fo,lowed by a reception as had nech
ORIGINALLY intended the bridal party nay ma,
inr been informally entertained ~. ~ VIC
home OF the bride Wednesday e'cnlns
(,antoin and Mrs. Myers will spend inc
4 next few weeks in a Southern tour. Wis
;tn,y Atlanta. New Orleans, Palm l3each
md other resorts. They will welcome
their friends about the last OF March AZ
IA. 1o,o West Grace Street, their iut uure
home. s$
Mrs. Cook Entertained.
Miss r,loisc Johnston. sister Of Miss
Mary Johnston, the authoress, gave last
Saturday a lovely tea TO Mrs. COOK VINO
delighted Richmond society people IN her
representation OF Mfs. Mlsss "
Cabbage Patch
K NJ r,on1,,s daughter. Miss Eleanor
Tnbson. who PLAYED Audrey at the
first production of that play in Klch-
,nond, is a great friend of Miss Mary
q Johnston.
Guests at the tea were Mrs. George
Ken Johnston. Mrs. Henry Valentine
M Mr.; V Thomas Boiling, MIS- Within L.
Royall, Mrs Charles Workman. Mrs
CHARLES Meredith, Miss Adele Williams,
y Miss Annis and Miss Mary Howard, MISS
Anderson Miss Emily Addison, MISS
* Johnston and others. All were charmed
with Mrs. VICES
Silver Japanese Tea.
!. silver japanese tea will be given N
tie Second Plesbyterian lccturc-room 70
day, from 5 10 7:3O o clock +. NJ.
~ DECORATIONS; will all be In Oriental
fashion. and the young ladies who VIII
assist Mrs John A. Coke, Jr.. at the tea
1ab,e-Atiss Grace Sands. Miss Nina
.adair, Miss Maggie Watson, Miss Jessie
GRAY Miss Eleanor Barclay, Miss Callc
l,e Jarnette. Miss May Spencer MISS
Emma BEDFORD and Miss May Gools9E-
viii wear nretty kimonas and have their
otts tied with butterfly bows. Maidens
nj the candy tahle-MIss, Helen Lathrop,
Miss Jean Cameron, Miss Matte McEl-
roy Miss virginia Sands, Miss May but
Ter Miss Florence Cameron, MISS LII
Ian Binford and Miss Marian Montague
will also don japanese costumes.
Guests will be received by MISS Eltl
Biuford Miss Ella Holmes, Miss lmosen
fitzgerald, Miss Porter Sands. Miss Mary
Chalmers apd. Miss Bessie Call. An en-
ceJlent musical p,isgramme will be pre-
scented 81. MIR and Mrs Norman Call,
Miss Agnes Mccarthy, Mr. Tupman, MISS
Relic Johnson. Miss Elizabeth MoseleS
ana Miss Mary Willie smoot,
Colonial Danes Meet.
The Colonial DANES OF America In the
state Of Virginia met last AFTERNOON az q
O'clock. in the rooms OF the NlIGlllii
Historical Society Win me piEn,ue'''
AIRS Herbert A. Claiborne, presiding.
After the minutes of the last meeting,
Mrs l. r. Dashiell read a most inter-
estinc circular letter in which the work
Of Virginia Danes during the past yea!
was cited.
Reference was made TO tie handsome
sum contributed towards the restoration
~.
of the medal given by the Danes to the
student in The University writing the
hest paper on colonial history, "h'ch
medal was won In 1903 by Nj. John nv
Ing Whey. of Newport News, Val, 81
n donation of several hundred dollars
made for the purchase Of suitable EN-
to be bestowed on the battleship virginia
of the memorial work shown in the al
fec!onate care with which the grave OF
Miss Elizabeth Nicholas, in Shockoe
Cemetery. is tended
Mrs. Claiborne spoke most interesting
Is OF her recent visit 10 the different
State societies in the North and East
and the enthusiasm with which the sori
of these societies Is carried on; Il. the
Van Cortland manor house, the pride OF
the New York Danes, with its Sheffield
plate and portraits and It's box bordelet
Dutch garden: of"Stenton," The historic
home of William Penn's secretary, James
Logan. where the Pennsylvania Danes
now preside OF "Whitehall' Of which
The Rhode Island Danes are the cpsto
dams; Of THE Old Stone House ovel