The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-25
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THO wedding Of Miss Lena Robertson,
ssi6ihef daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. }9NV. 4.
X davis, Of Nashville, Tenn, TO Mr.. julius
III Ryall Woodaii, of Charlotte. N. e. was
celebra ted at s. r. NJ. yesterday IN tho
" home of DR.. and Mrs ]. =. VIM a q q 2.
Il 1i4 North Fifth Street this CITY INC
SIT REV Dr.. gJcro u yithcrspoon, tof Grace
5 street Presbyterian ChurtA, being the the
celebrant. II. I.
'#5 rhe color scheme In house decoration
SS was In greer and white Inns, ie lei, i,
Foliage nlailts aud white carnations, vain
4 Ii white Wan tapers iii silver candclnbra,
being most effectively used,
IA THE bride, who entered With her sister
Il and maid OF honor. Miss Sara Robertson,
was extremely handsome. She was vas
Isschlre. above white silk, trimmed WIN wi
ri t,ltiny lace Her veil was caught with
sprays OF natural orange blossoms and
her flowers were a shower OF lities OF i ~
XIV valley Miss Robertson wore pretty
3sfrock OF white silk Null and lace oyer
51.. rink and carried pink carnations. t5
q The bridcsmaids-Mis Jonnn Nal Laws
RI Of Nashville, and Miss Lula Tubh. of
@ss Sparta . Tenn.--were in charming toilets
gRos light blue crepe de chine. They had
Az. bouquets Of white carnations.
Mr.. r. Y. Mcpherson, Of Raleigh, ~ y.
q. was best man. The llshers were MI.
James Walker, Mr.. w. T.. jenkins, Of
fE C.hnrlotte, and Mr.. Allen Is. Smith, OF
n Smlthfield, n. C.@ge .5,;s 3 n /, AZ
THE ceremony was followed by h de-
S$s,ightful informally reception 81 winch Z;
Fl Mrs. Walter s. Tanner and Miss Leila
5Dimmock assisted Misses Sally Reid
ag5 md Elsie Anderson Miss Rose Harrison
md Miss Anna May Stevenson were AZ
the table which held the flower wreatheu
trapped punch
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodall left last after.
Z noon for tour Of the Northern and
eastern cities They will be a home to
e. friends III Charlotte, n. ca. after March
Il 10th. where Mrs. Woodall has many ac-
olaintanccs TO welcome her irto So
cietS. Mr.. Woodall has business inter-
$S ests ain Charlotte, and travels for q large
~ company in Lynchbure Va.
AZ Lecture Great Success.
The friends Of the Rosemary Library
filled the root,s Of the Woman,s Cup
last Thursday night, III spite of threat
eniny clouds. and piercing cold pr.
Calisch was at his best, and every one
z! was delighted with his cloquence and
nathctic address on "rhc Wandering
jew" lie was gracefully introduced by
Mr. Joni P. Mcguire. ST., and thanked
#Eby Mr.. Frank Glasgow III . few sincere
H ard d appropriate remarks The ladies Of
the COMMITTEES would thank the gentle
men and all present for their kindly IN
i}tcrest In the library. It is hoped That
e a Rice sum will be realized for this de-
serving Institution. S3
Boyd-Winsto11.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Winston announce
81 he engagement Of their daushter, Miss
LILY Belle, to Mr.. Edwin S. Boyd, veil
known and popular young man OF Lou
s. lisa, va.
The wedding will take place in the
home Of the brides parents. Mount Airy.
VA. at $50 O'Clock OH the afternoon
"a OF March 18th.
@ MICS Winston is a charming and nttrac7
s{tive young lady and beloved by all VINO
~ know her
Meeting of c. NJ. a.. S.
The meeting of the Confederate Memo
fa rial Literary. Society was held yesterday
E5# forenoon at ii o'clock in the Confcdera t
Museum, with Mrs. Stephen Putney II
@ the chair.
4 Instructions were given the CORES pond.
ring secretary TO furnish the editors OF
1.-THE Lost Cause" in Louisville, Ky.
THE Confederate Veteran" In Nash
~ vile, Tenn, and The " keystone, = III
Charleston, S. c., an account Of the i'm
" portant work the museum has done in
n collecting, binding. and placing lin the
5 Solid South room the rolls OF service OF
Southern Confederate veterans. South Gag
DINA and Missouri having sent i'll the
greatest number of rolls.
The society decided to award $40 In
gold to the student in the Richmond
Grammar schools who will submit to the
Advisory Board Of gentlemen the 4less
& essay on a Confederate subject, the
g choice OF which will rest with the stu
dent.
q Mrs, n. v. Randolph, vce-regent OF
the Tennessee room. reported that she
- had exchanged rooms with the vce-re-
gent of Kentucky and was already IN
s stalled in her new itoni. :.
During the ,ast.two months the fol
lowing new members have been enrolled
& Mrs. Sarah NJ. Carroll. Mrs. w. r. STD.
vail Mrs. Ernest Smallman, Mrs. r. J.
Polk, Mrs sal,le a. Anderson, Mrs. a
H Beirne Blair. Mrs. Lee Sutton, Mrs. "
IA. Crenshaw and Mrs. Leland Rankin
5 Members present yesterday were Mrs
II Stephen Putney, Mrs. Enders Robinson
Mrs. A. w. Patterson, Mrs. w. A. Crcn.
81 shaw, Mrs. James Werth, Mrs, George
A. Lyon. Mrs. Johnson. Miss Bette ELY
son. Miss Minnie Baughman, Miss Kath
crime Stiles, Miss Matte Harris. Mis-.
Ellen Jones and others.
Cosby-Mills.
n Miss Lula L. Mills, of Goochland coun
& ty, and Mr.. William r. Cosby, 81 Hen
rico were married at . o'clock yesturda.
forenoon in tho home Of MIR. Pete
II Smith, No. los West Cary Street, III
Rev. J. 7. Tucker, of East END Bnptis
Church, officiating.
WI. The bride wore brown cloth TAILORED
costume. and carried carnations Sh
left with her husband after the ceremon,
Il for wedding tour
Myers-Wray.
The marriage of Miss Sailic Estoll'
n Wray, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew j. Wray TO Captain William
s. McRor.e Myers. which will take place a