The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-28

bling ar n, lnrge crowd who enjoyed the
occasion to the utmost. Guests OF the
Chairman, vera Mrs. w. Z. Richardson,
Mrs. Mann s. Valentine, Mrs. q.
ElRnton, Mrs. w. w. Moore, Mrs. James
y. Smith, Mrs. John S. M,ince, mrs ~
bert Small and Judge James keitl. al
b Mrs. George Wayne. ANDERSON i stiJ
t'ourcd ten
Weekend Excursion.
society Is much interested IN the ~, weea ~,
end excursion to WILLIAMSBURG, va ~
be given BY the Industrial Cinple. ~
lv,rrin,tv rh,,rch Saturday next, Anrn
Goth.
Those going will leave Richmond :, ,,, ~
the o O'clock fast train ana as s,i uiin
mofd College Will play agalhst ,,asn.
and Mary College on SATURDAY , ny p"
ball team will go down from h. N1 tSnir
With the excurslonists. Many a. nn,i
friends Will also join tho party, lily III,
many Of the nretty girls OF the city VIII
have parties OF friends, who WI MstleH T.,
the gatnn and visit points OF interest," ~
tho colonial capital. ali, "a
a delightful lunch and dinner VII 4,.,, ~
served In tho parish house, or b. .,a -,
Church by tho Womans Auxilary' wv .a -, 80
tho housewives Of Williamsburg ~ -,
1nembered most delightfully."- by Klcnrl Nt,l
visitors. 1t goes without sayihs ehie oo'''
meals will be delicious ,,
Mrs. George IT, Fender Is inc chalr.,ia.,
Of the excursion. Other ladies' lnteres ~.
are: Mrs. Edmund Strudwick, MIS-.
Clement G. shafer, Mrs. a. Z. WllmcS
Mrs. Thomas Christian. Mrs. W. G. stan
ard, Mrs g. r. Boiling, Mrs. ~. y. In
derkin, Mrs. Robert 8, Chanperiayhe;
Mrs. Fender, Mrs, Strudwick and Mrs.
Wilmer will be among the excursion
chaperones. Young ladies who VIII nave
parties Of friends With them VIII IN, IN
clude Miss jamie Schocn, Misses Neilie
and Rebecca Gordon, Misses DAISY ana
Virginia Chamberlayne and MISS carrie
Hnrmnn. @
Atkinson-Terrell.
Miss Eva Atkinson. of Fred e. :, da!i,
Louisa county, and DR.. %. a. Ierrell, a as
of Louisa, were married yesteruhg ~
noon In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. fiush
Philip Powell, of West Avenue, me ReV'
u. r. Haley officiating. Miss Myrtle AZ
ll,nison .wns maid of honor and Mr.. Hugh
Philip Powell the best man.
Is Tr.land Mrs, Terrell left Immediately
afterfthe ceremony for Northern tour.
They will return to their nome, nenI
Tredericks Hall after May 10Th. BOTH
bride and groom arc well known ana
most highly esteemed IN Rlchmonu uhu
Louisa, where DR.. Terrell Is a prominent
physician.
Miltz-Kauf1nan.
Yesterday afternoon the First English
Lutheran Church was the scene or a
pretty wedding when Miss Winnie DOTS
Kaufman became the bride of Mr.. Au-
gust Frederick Mitz, the Rev. Chafles
A. Marks officiating. *
The bride was handsomely gowned IN
tailored travelling costume worn With
n lace hat Her flowers were Bride
roses. The maid Of honor, Miss Florence
Vance. was In blue chiffon and picture
hat. She carried cluster OF carnations.
Miss Bertha and Dora Miltz, sisters OF
the groom, were bridesmaids IN whltc
null frocks, white lace hats and had
bouquets Of white hyacnths.
The groom's best man was Mr.. Henry
G. Miltz; his ushers, Mr.. James Trlgg ana
Mr.. Marion Burson.
The young couple left Immediately al
ter the ceremony for New York, via Ola
Point. The bridal party was entertained
at the homo of tho BRIDES mother, Mrs.
Charlotte Kaufman. Tuesday night
Personal Mention.
DR.. j. Mettauer Winfree will leave tho
city to-day for Raleigh, N. c.. where
on Saturday, April Goth, he Will be mar
RED to Miss Elizabeth Hinsdale.
* His groomSmen from HlcHWollu WIN w
Mr.. Eugene Jones, Mr.. Charles Antrim,
Dr.. Francis w. Upshur and DR.. Harry
Baker.
Miss Lois Rush corprew Of Norfolk,
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. William
S. Robertson, of No. 11o2 Grove Avenue.
The Huguenot Association Will give a
most enjoyable excursion to Williams
burg. va, on May 2Gth, when the monu-
ment erected by the washington branch
of the Association for the Preservation
of Virginia Antiquities will be unveil-
ed. Many distinguished visitors Will be
In Williamsburg at that time, ana the
occasion will be one OF great In
terest.
The Emma Anderson Whist Club will
meet at 43O o'clock Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Beverly Crump at NO. SSl
West Grace Street.
Mr.. James Branch Cabell has been
called to New York by Doubleday, Page
g Co., who are bringing out his new
book. One object Of Mr.. CabelPs going
will be the opportunity given him to
confer with Mr.. Fisher. who VIII IL
lustrate his novel. He Will be IN Ne"
York for about ten days.
VOTERS URGED.