The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-21
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BISa " wedding OF interest to Richmond peo-
stitif one at which Miss Ialdn English,
4sstJnion Theological Seminary, was q
idssnaid, took place "Wednesday eve
4thg, MAY 18th, In the home of the brides
SbA4erts at Winchester, Va, when MISS
Meta 1Iggieston Russell was given IN
3&aRtiaEe ia the rev. James Gray Meal
NSfer, of Tarn,vllc, Va. formerly oc-
6Stif1ying the chair Of Hebrew at Union
BIZ olorlcnl Seminary, this city,
&The grandfather of the bride, the Kew
DafNiliian1s%G l1ggleston. Of Middletowh,
NIX derrick county, performed the, eere-
MI, n Miss Emma Louise Russell was
S1hil or honor and Mr. Hugh McAllistcr'
ySxf2 lsovington, best man. MI apd MIS-
lHRAirAilister who arc now taking north-
/ l&rn trip, will make their future home NJ
IN Farmvillc, va.
sIuguenot Excursion
n to Williamsburg
Ss jsA tronesses for the excursion to Will
iiamsb,lrs. which will be given by the
1IugIenot Society, May 10Th, VIII DO:
Airs. Russell Cecil, president; Mrs. l.. IL
Isewis. first vice president ,, MIS- ,, -
8Arnhie Cary. second vice-president: Mrs.
&tseorge A. Lyon, third vice-president;
9eSMiss Claire Guillaume, corresponding
III secretary; Mrs, Henry Gibson, recording
%secretary; Mrs j H. HALLIBURTON, treas
Rkirer: Miss Bessie llogc, Mrs. j. Calvin
#Etewart Mrs. John a. Lancaster Mrs.
II C5anrge r. Cannon, Mrs. Virginius Hall,
LARS is. X. Wathall, Mrs James D.
g. C.run1p Mrs John G. Freeman, Mrs. d.
NiSf, woodward, Miss Inde Peasants, Miss
May Bronauch, Mrs. George w. Bagby,
Airs. n. Taylor EllHson and Mrs. Endef-
esor1 Robinson, Of the board of the Assoc
Ss8ciation for the Preservation OF Virginia
AHSAntiquities
s. In the recently published list Of names
AIt,scribed on the tablet decorating the
sNBTrgess monument to be unveiled In VIII
sEEliamsburs. May 26th. three names that
sEWere Sunintentionally omitted are herewith
KHupplied; Peter lie Grand, James Mercer
Bsa md John VIM. The descendants Of the
In full are To be found not alone IN
DTidewater Virginia and Richmond put
4ir5 every part Of the State, so that the
g[iInyeiltnp ceremonial will attract a great
@nnm Der Of spectators
lliamsburg In itself, IS rich In his
Atoric localities that greet the visitor AZ
lNavery turn: William and Mary College,
Mbnilt after plans drawn by the famous
ssI.ondon architect, Christopher Wrenn,
HUI building thrice burned and thrice re-
Estored ON tile old walls.
N Bruton Church, which IS now being re-
gstored. in whose church yard many
sSfafllous people are buried.
old Powder Horn built In the
administration OF Governor Alexander
8SpotswooG. and now used as a colonial
Mnusuem; the old courthouse built in
ssig6s: the home Of Chancellor George
AyVythe and the Headquarters Of General
&Washington: the home Of William Writ.
sihe home of Edmund Randolph, Washing
s's1or,.s Secretary OF state; the home of Pey-
Stons Randolph, first president of the Cont
#nental Congress; the home of John Blair
ssapponted by Washington rs judge of the
EI1nited States Supreme Court; the presl-
Adent's home at William and Mary Coz
lS1egc, accidentally burned during the oc-
Rcupation OF French troops in 1881, and
a$rebuilt by Louis XVI. out of his private
Sexcheauer; Bassett Hall home of Hon
lBurwell Bassett and OF President John
sI,yler: site Of the old colonial capitol;E
sssiteof Raleigh Tavern burned IN 1S9 o..
Sssite of Colonial Palace. now marked by
site Of first American the
ssHatre, built in 17lS. and Fort Magruder,
'A,parking the scene of the battles fought
sssAIaS 4th and 5th, 1852. between the forces
Founder General George B. Mcclellan and
HTsaGeneral Joseph e. Johnston
May Queen Festival
i I'M The May queen festival and May pole
ffgdance. for the benefit of Chimborazo
kand eGth, in the Womans College yard,
lsspromises to be a sight worth Witness
Wing. Sixty-seven young girls attlred IN
NSstheir lovely costumes especially the lit
sas1fe fairies and zcphyrs with their gauzy
nheswings will make one feel as though they
@Hhad stepped into the fairyland dreamt
l4of in childhood.
US The rainbow with her seven colors, sun
b;rise and sunset, morning and night. echo,
sSthe herald the seasons and months, the
siHHfloras. who will strew flowers for tho
NSsGueen, the crowner and little crown and
ssscepter bearers, and the sweet flowers
%who will act as maids of honor to the
Ssfair queen. will all help to render the
asscene one of enchanting beauty, The
Mworthy cause for which the entertain
SSsment Is given, should alone make it q
\ great success, A.as1nall admission will
5sbe charged. Ice..ere:zsn of'all flavors and
Mmost delicious homemade candies will
Ybe on sale to tempt the palate.
A Patten-Anderson.
3 Miss Mary Louise Anderson, the daugh-
..F ter of Mrs. George Barksdale Anderson
bf Berkeley, call and Mr.. Clarence Wes-
n lev sPatten, of Boston, Mass, will DO
y Il Tried in Christ Episcopal Church. Win
Z fS',gter. Va, at noon, June Sth the Rev.
E.lson Page Dame officiating.
Ef}fNfisss Anderson belongs to the prominent
sirginia family of that name and Is
n liece of Mr.. Shirley Carter of Winches-
\ ter. After a wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
(fPatton will reside in Boston, where MIR.
aPatten Is established In business.
Personal Mention.
IE Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Catlin Williams are
X the guests of Mr.. Willlams's parents, in
El(range. Va.
Miss Evelyn Brydon is spending some
slime with her father, Mr.. Robert Bry-
III don. Of Danville, Va.
.5ifN
S Mrs. Fannie Buckner and Mrs. G.. Per-
e kinson have gone to West Point and will
snend the summer there.