The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-08
be exchanged at the Acad envy for re- re-
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Gathright-Terry.

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VI. A very quiet hut pretty marriage was
solemnizcd on March 18th al Logton,,"
Va, the home Of Mr.. John U. Terry, wllel
his daughter Herndon, was united 1n
marriage to Mr.. William Anderson Gath
right, Of Louisa county, tho well know 7,
Virginia astronomer The ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. II, P. r. Mccoy,
OF Louisa county. 4 Miss Carrie Terry. a
sister OF the bride, was maid Of honor,
and Judge x. Monteiro, Of Goochland
county. acted as best man, 81
Z The bride Is a very beautiful and ac-
compllshed young lady OF Hanover cour1-
ty, and belongs to one Of the oldest and
most prominent families in Virginia.
After receiving numerous and handsome
presents and the congratulations OF their
friends, Mi. and Mrs. Gathright left for
New ork, from which place they will
sail on an extended cruise through the
West Indies. MI s5t'
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding of Miss &Mortcnse Bottig-
heimer, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Bottighelmer, to Mr.. Jerome Fl. Jonesson,
manager for Philip Levy and Company,
will be celebrated quietly in tho home
Of the bride, No. $40 East Clay Street,
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
The only attendant will be the 8groom's
brother and best man, Or. y. Jonessoff.
1t Is hoped that the brides brother Rabb
S. 6. Bottgheimer, OF Natchez, Miss,
will be present at the marriage and assist
Rabbi E. N, Calisch in performing the
ceremony * Mr.. and Mrs. Jonessoff Will
take a bridal tour and return to make
their home In Richmond,
Ladies' Reception.
The Virginia Club. OF Norfolk, enter
tanned their lady friends on Monday
night ri brilliant style, The VirginIan-
Pilot says regarding the entertainment:
1t was tho first occasion since the oc-
cupancy Of the new homo OF the club
at which the ladies were welcome to
gather around the banquet board to en-
Joy with their husbands. brothers and
friends. club life as exerplifled by the
Virginia Club. n, IN.
Tho evening began with a BALL, fol-
lowed later by n supper In the roof
garden. which was deliberately deco
rated With palms, smtlaa and spring
flowers in profuslon,
After supper n german was gracefully
led by Mr.. Milton Elliott, who was fol-
lowed by many couples through the SYM
metrical figures of the dance.
Although there were over 900 people
present. the spacious club was equal to
the occa sion, and the perfect accomn,o-
dations were a subject OF much favor
able comment
In the absence OF Mrs f. I, Lamb,
wife OF the president OF the club, Mrs.
Floyd Hughes acted as chairman of
the ladies' reception committee, with Mrs.
u. n, Baird, Mrs. Leighton Hubbard, for
Mr.. Leighton HUBBARD, secretary; Mrs.
Caldwell Hardy, Mrs. Charles Parker
Breese and. Mrs. Junlus r, Lynch,
The members Of the club under whose
management the evening proved such
n success We're Messrs. c. r. Brecse,
Or. y. Il. Lynch, Mr. y, 2, Bradford,
Mr., w. ", zackry and Mr.. Floyd Hughes.
Mrs. Astor's Departure.
Mrs. William Aston sailed yesterday
morning from New York on the steam
ship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse for her
annual trip to Europe,
She intends 10 remain abroad until late
In June, when she will return and open
her villa, Beechwood, In Bellevue Ave-.
nue., Newport.
tits Mrs. Astor's intention to dlsenlbark
at Plymouth and go to London where she
VIII be tho guest OF her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr., and Mrs George Ogjlyy
Haig. at their home. in Brook Street,
Grosvenor Square. for few weeks.
Later Mrs. Aston will go to Paris, not
to make her home at the Hotel Liverpool,
as she did some few years ago, but to
occupy her apartment In the Champs
| Elysess. This apartment was leased by
! Mrs. Astor several years ago, and has
| been her home In the French capital Tor
| nearly n dozen years. q ana
After she has passed some time with
| relatives and intimate friends in Great
Britain during the spring, Mrs. Aston