The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-15
)ocl1l and
Personal.

L NJ The Petersburg index Appeal OF Octo-
Der 14th has the following interesting &C.
count Of a wedding III which the groom
vas a well known young Richmond man.
81 THE account says:
Miss Julia Robinson. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Robinson. Of this city.
aa and Mr.. William jackson s',m ,rc'S q
hi I,ichnlunt were married Mt tho home
of the brides parents on South syca-
5ss5tnlt,fo street, yesterday morning AZ L ~
o'clock nv Rev Father 'Fcrrall, OF ST.
s{Jaseph's Catholic Church.
Il 3t-l,ts bride wore a handsome going away
4 gown of blue cloth with blue hat TO
* match, and carried Bride roses. iter
sisters Misses lIose and Lima Robin
son, acted as maids of honor THEY
EN- wore white silk mill dresses witt, green
25 giaei,es and white picture hats, ana car
isricd mnidenhar fern.
@ Mr.. Edward c. Harrison, Jr., OF Ricl-
mol1d, accompanied the groom, rs best
ID man.
a The decorations were simple but pref
lily, tho color scheme of green and white
being lastly carried out IN palms ana
ferns, with white candles for ilumlna-
ton.
IL
d very attractive young woman.
The groom Is connected with the Ara
goil Coffee Company, Of Richmond.
After an extended trip through the
cities of the North, Mr.. nnd Mrs SUM
row will make their home In Richmond.
Many kilograms OF congratulations
from friends and relatives in distant cities
who were unable to be present at the
ceremony, were received by the couple.
t,,,,, al
MIR. and Mrs. John W.. Harrison. Mrs.
"a Il. A. Barker. Mrs. Doggett, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. l.. Stone and Miss jamie Stone,
# Mr.. Robert Berkeley, Miss Louis Childrey,
a#&Mr. David NJ. Currie. Mr.. G. Coleman,
K Il Mr. Harte, Mr.. Edward J. Harrison. Jr..
a and the Misses Loram. o Richmond;, Mr.
John Sunlrow. Of Danville; Miss Mia
q Dalton, Of Norfolk; Mrs. T. Y. Collins,
u OF Washington; Mrs. Matte Dunn and
Mrs. T. + G.. Cain, of st. Louis Mo-, and
Il others. n
Senator Cameron in Richmond.
Senator Cameron. of Pennsylvania, and
4 n party of friends, on the senator's steam
yacht Alnmedon, left Old Point where
they had been for several days, on
8 ThursdayEto comeEto Richmond.
The party intended taking the cars from
Richmond to New York after a short
Visit to points of interest.
Annual Alumnae Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Alumnae AS
E sociaton of&the 5Woman's College will
" held at a O'Clock next Tuesday afternoon
55s In tho Marshall Annex to the college. NO.
1905 East Marshall Street. The meeting
81 will be for the transaction OF Important
Y business and members are urged o at
#fs tend. a3ttst. a tt.ssi:aE
Fancy Article Sale.
The ladies Of the Woman's Alliance OF
aSS3 the First Unitarian Church. purpose
holding a sale Of useful and fancy ar
g tlcies some lime about the latter part Of
# October, the time and place 10 be an-
later The proceeds of the sale
Will go towards the purchase Of a lot
q on which 10 build a chapel. Refresh
2&lnents will be served and the ladies OF
the Alliance extend a cordial invitation
Ss 10 their friends and the public generally.
October Minister'S.
Invitations have been sent out for I,
large whist party to he given In gthe
q Crenshaw building at the corner Of Main
s.BEand Adams Street, on the evening Of
sSS October 18th. bH5
The party is TO be for the benefit OF the
III Girls Club. The Committee of Invitation
IT'LL includes Miss Evelyn Gordon, Miss Kate
Meredith and Miss Mary Buford The
affair will be attended by the best society
clement III Richmond.
For Needy Won1en's Home.
Tie Hope-Alaury Chapter Of Confed-
crate Daughters has endowed a room i'll
II the Home for Needy Confederate Women.
II Ten dollars has been sent Mrs. Monta-
que. and one hundred dollars will be
u forwarded after January Isl.
( This is doBali day az the Home. Tea
Will be serted this afternoon ana Mrs
IL Montague and tine ladies' of the board
Il will cordially welcome 7all interested in
the Home and its inmates.
Art Club Open.
The rooms Of the Richmond Art CLUB
be open to-day and Mrs. Harriet
Lee TaliaierTe. director Of classes, will
be present during the forenoon to see
class members and applicants for the
5g5l coming year.
Miss Taliaferro reputation as n finisll~
ed artist, has preceded her coming to-
q Richmond, and those who look forward
ITO doing york under her guidance are
II INSPIRED NTH much interest and enthu-
s3siasnl
Out-of-Town Society.
Miss Pauline Astor viii have among her
bridesmaids her cousins. Miss Mary Aston
& Paul and Miss Mary Lillian Paul, Of New
York. on the occasion of her marriage to
4 end OF this month. Tho Misses Paul
4 sailed for London last "Wednesday with
their uncle Mr.. Lawrence r. Paul,
Mrs. Arthur Tagct. of New York, who
suffered q broken thigh in8nuto accident
some time ago, Is still quite i'll in Lon