The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-07
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

y5 a rfetty nome bIlLiil 5dSS "e'Sf 80 N'f'5
at the residence OF Mrs. Augusta M.
watts No. sa North Twelfth street, III
this city, July 9Th. at hllf-past II Nj,
i whom Miss Frederica Briscoe BALDWIN be-
rame The bride Of MIR. Archer Lewis
Rurfordc
,rhe parlor was tastcfully decorated for
/ The occasion, and the ceremony was per-
"a fortnet, by tho Rev. Or. NrcFaden, of the
First Presbyterian Church, Miss Lettle
~. Watts, a niece OF the bride. was mad
of honor. ana Mr.. Nj b. Watts was best
man. zNa n
4 cling suit ana picture hat. and carried
4 4 BOUQUET of Bride roses. She was the
recipient Of Il number Of handsome pres
ents, that OF the groom being an ex-
ut,isite ring OF opals and diamonds.
Miss Baldwin is a lineal descendant OF
the families Of Brlscoe, Baldwin and Elite,
OF tho Valley of Virginia. MI. Bnrford
is a merchant. and one of the best known
and most highly respected of the citizens
OF Richmond.
Mfr. and Mrs. Burford left at 10!45 z. NJ.
on the Chesapeake and Ohio train for
Red Sulphur Springs. West Virginia.
where they will spend several months.
Quarterly Meeting of y. D, 9.
The quarterly meeting of the Petersburg
CHAPTER, United Daughters of the Con-
Z federacy, was held Tuesday afternoon IN
Y Al. r.. Hill Camp. with Mrs. W.. 4. Me-
Kenney presiding.
The Petersburg 1ndex-Appeal OF yes
4 terday says: ,5,
BY unanimous vote 1t was decided t7at
this chapter take and furnish a room N
,fodn ia SVnYT,
which was formally opened In Richmond
Iulv 1st this room to be known as the
Petersburg Room. the chapter having pre-
yiously made provision for keeping up
such room.
The following committees were appoint-
ed to make arrangements for the as
sembling of the next convention OF the
Grand Division Of Virginia q. D. G..
which will be held In Petersburg in Octo-
her next, to-wit:
Hau--Miss Hattie Il. E!lensWorth. Mrs.
r. S. Gill, Mrs. William Z. Beasley, Miss
Lottie Moran.
Homes-Mrs. James Claiborne. Mrs w.
l.. Watkins, Mrs. Bartlett Roper, AIRS; -.
A. Morrison, Miss Irby Boiling.
Reception-Mrs. s. p Mitchell. Mrs.
Maria Alexander, Mrs. Wayerly wilkins
Mrs. Cora Myers, Mrs. John Herbert
claiborne.
Bntertainment-Mrs. William i. Ven
a BILE, Mrs. r. Il. Meade. Mrs. G. D. With
crspoon. Mrs. Robert Budd. Mrs. Willie
Bragg, Mrs. T. Q. Patterson.
Badges and Pages-Mrs. James r. Nc
Chevy, Miss Martha Dunn Vaughan, Miss
Pinnie Coldwel Miss Mary E. Coldwell,
Programme-Aiss Annie Mann. Mrs. Ida
Gray, Miss Lucy Hall. Miss Lottie Bird,
Mrs. Arthur Kyle Davis.
To the General Convention U. d. G., at
st. Loui, October 4th, the following were
appointed:
5 Delegates-Mrs. r.. r. Meade. Mrs. W.
L.. watkins. Mrs. Bartlett Roper Mrs.
James Claiborne. Mrs. r. B, Davis.
All Alternates-Aliss Ida LoWndes' Mrs.
william q. Beasley. Miss Annie Mann,
Msss &Jrby Boiling, Miss Martha Dunn
Vaughan.
Miss Annie Mann was elected special
secretary for the convention.
Miss Fairbank Honored.
Miss Edna Fairbank. who is visiting
friends in Fredericksburg, had delight
full hay-ride given in her honor few
days ago Those who enjoyed the ride
were Miss Fairbank. Miss Annie Rice,
Miss Kate shenton, Miss Edisa Fitzhugh.
Miss Mamie S;mms, Miss Hattie White-
house, Miss Eleanor Howard. Miss Bessie
BURROWS; Mr.. Robert Harris. Mr.. Law
renee Whitehouse, Mt. James Thomas and
Mr. Spotswood Foster
Mrs. Pearson in Richmond.
Mrs. Richmond Pearson. who has been
spending the winter Inv Europe is the
A1est for few days of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas NJ. rutherford, at No. liz East
Grace Street
Mrs Pearson is remembered In Rich
mond, where she spent her girlhcod and
Young womanhood. as the beautiful Miss
Gay Thomas She is the mistress now
oil one of the most beautiful among the
many elegant homes in the vicinity of
A neville. n. C..
Gravatt-Eastburn.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Herbert H. C4&avatt,,.of Fredericksburg,
und Miss Mettfe b.. Tastburn, daughter
or the late Oliver Easthurn. of Spotsyl-
yania county, The ceremony will take
place at Salem Baptist Church. near the
city. on Thursday evening, July 1ith, at
o'clock.
The School of Methods.
Tho enrolment at the 1904 School Of
Methods. University OF Virginia, at the
present date is five hundred and ten.
The model country school, the city prI-
mary and the classes In basketing are
attracting much attention, and every
evening brings some new form of ell
,oyment
Last evening Professor Edward How
ard Griggs was heard with great pleasure
In an illustrated lecture on Venice. This
evening Professor Soutlwick will give his
ssndition OF Shakespeares julius Caesar.
and tomorrow evening, DR.. Moulton who
will leave the University for Chautauqua
next week. will present King Lear,
Richmond visitors to the "School OF
Methods can look forward 10 future
treats in tho shafe of an excursion to
st. Louis on August 9th, trip to WASH
.ngton next week, spelling matches and
observatory trips.
Personal Mention.
Miss Lily Bland and Miss Edna Hart, OF
Ctranrs Texas, are visiting Mrs. i. II. Pace
at her summer home near Hewletts, Va
1'hay with go TO several OF the popular VIZ
sinia summer resorts and take in the Worlds
Fair at ST, Louis before returning 10 Texas
Mrs. John Iightfoot, who is now at Old
Point. Is expected to spend some time In
Richomnd later In the summer
Dr aud Mrs j, g. Wexford and Miss
Courtney crump are visiting relatives In
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