The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-13
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me wedding Of Miss Ellen Cary Nash
70 Mr. Richard Carter beverley was cel-
eprated at $3.50 r. NJ. yesterday III the
nome n, OF the BRIDES mother. Mrs. clara
nash a, OF No. 7os East Grace street.
Iasteful parlor and hall decorations
were IN green and white, white flowers
anu southern smilnx carrying out the
oolor IDEA, while an evergreen arch span.
ned the miniature altar in the 'front.'
pnror The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. William Mcnde Clark. OF ST.
Jainess Episcopal Church. and was W.T..
messed only by tho Immediate relatives
and friends Of the bride and groom.
me bride wore white silk null trim
| med IN point lace and tulle veil. Her
| flowers were Bride roses. She was nt.
| tended by her maid Of honor. Miss WHO
W. Nash, gowned In green moussellne 90
sole, ana carrying white roses MISS
| Clara Guthrie and Miss Fannie Beverley,
the two bridesmaids, we're in white, with
| bou1ucts Of maldenhar ferns.
Mr. r. Bland Beverley was best man
to the groom. Mr.. Beverley Fl. Kan
doph and Mr.. Richard c.. Turner were
Eroomsmen and Mr.. d. {. Ranuolph
master of ceremonies.
Out-of-town guests who came to Rich-
mond for the wedding were Mrs. ROBERT
Beverley, Miss Fannie Beverley ana Mr.
Bland Beverley, of Essex county, va;
Mr.. Robert Beverley, of Norfolk, and Mr..
Harry Beverley, Of Alexandria. Va;
Mrs. r. Taylor Scott, Of Warrcnton, Na.i
Mr.. j. ". Bidgood, Jr., of Norfolk, va;
Anna Page and Miss Gray Of Bucklng.
ham county: Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. GILBERT
and Miss Patton, of Ashland; MISS Hu-
band, OF Buckingham county; Misses
Leary and Mrs. Archer, of Amelia; Cap
tain Joe Hobson and Mr. Alex. Hopson,
of Powhatan; Miss Guthrie, of Tenncs.
see; Mrs. Allnutt and Miss Bnmer, ot
Powhatun county,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley left last ewes
ming for a. Northern tour. They will re-
turn to make their home in Richmond,
where Mr.. Beverley is engaged In busl-
ness
Reception at the Jefferson This
Afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Henneberger, the recently
elected vice-regent Of the national organ
ization, Daughters Of the American Kew
olutlon, from Harrlsonburg, va, VIII De
the guest Of honor at reception 10 pe
given from to Z P. NJ. to-day by the
Commonwealth and Old Dominion CHap-
tors of Daughters.
The RECEIVING party will include MISS
Roberta Allen, Mrs r. A. Miller, Mrs.
w. II. Nelson, Mrs. a. T. hunt ana
Mrs. Iarken Glazebrook, from the COM
monwealth Chapter; Miss Lucy care
Atkinson and the officers from the oid
Dominion Chapter.
Refreshments will be served oy MISSES
Saddle and Waller Jeffress. MISS omar
lotte Miller, Miss Vim, Miss Myra Cnali,-
bers, Miss Bessie Seldom, Miss 1la@ N''
brook and others.
Mrs. IIenneberger will be the guest OF
the Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities In the excursion 10
Jamestown on Saturday, May 14th,
Jamestown Excursion.
Tho tickets for the jamestown excur-
sion n take place tomorrow, May l4th,
have sold rapidly, and there is every mol
cation that n very large and enthuslns-
lie crowd will accompany tho ANTIGUA
rians tomorrow on their annual VISIT 10
tic island, towards which the attention
az the whole United States is now being
directed.
Tho Berkeley IS commodious ana
handsome steamer. and Captain Suliy IS
noted 1Or his ullllOIHl u SohA i'h'iNJ
courtesy. The steamer will leave the
wharf punctually at 1880 o'clock, ana
those kong are admonished to be on
schedule time and to purchase their
tickets beforehand.
MANY visitors In Richmond including
Mrs. Joseph r. Lamar, of Georgia; MISS
Virginia Corse, of Alexandria; Mrs.
Charles Washington Coleman OF VIII
liamsburg. and Mrs. A. G. Henneberger
OF Harrisonburg, Va, will go to James
town. The mu scans who participated III
the concert given for the benefit OF me
A =. v. A., In the hall Of the Young
Mems Christian Association on April
nth. have been invited to go to James
town. The tide of interest and eXpec-
tation has never seemed to run quite so
high before, and the lovely May weather
rrom,ses to render the trip veritable
delight.
Lunch will be served on board the
steamer. There will be ample time fof
ell going to examine the excavations AT
Jamestown, go into the tower and de-
cipher the inscriptions on the restored
tombsjones in the church yard. The
"Crade of the Republic" furnishes an OBJ
1ect lesson in history, which all VIZ
g;nians should learn by heart from per-
sonal observation.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendershot. of Montreal
Canada, are stopping at No. 11b Frank
lin Street. East. Mr. Henderson, Is
auditor of the Sun Life Insurance Com
pany OF Canada.
Mr.. r. A. Trice, of ,Buckner's Station.
Va, who was severely hurt by fall
from wagon recently, has been. able
to resume his business at the Tobacco
Exchange and warehouses this Week
The Rev. Cary Bcckwith Will take
Master HaXall Grundy for an extended
trip abroad this summer. They expect to
sail some time next week.
Miss Elizabeth X. Pendleton. of Ash
land, was the g-est of Miss Bessie l..
French, Of No. 7l5 East Franklin street,
last week.
Mrs, John HARDWOOD Miss Leary. of
Amelia; Mrs. James Tyler, Jr, and MI
Marshall HARDWOOD will Join the excursion
lists In their trip to jamestown satuF-