The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-02

ch,,dren. not only because the little ones
will have an evening of fun ana Tsea peas,
,lrc. but because the money raised M,li
be for the benefit Of the Confederate y V g,
Grams. -,
Only five cents will be charged as az e.
mission. i5sf :,
III was also decided to have the annual lIs'
tea OF the Richmond Chapter OF the
Daughters Of tho Confedcracy on wed
nesduy next, from 8 till p. NJ.
on account of the tea, the regular
monthly meeting Of the chapter VIII no.
| bo held In February, but the clectlon O
Officers will be held at the March meet
| Ing, tho second Wednesday In March
Kennon Ferebee.
Miss Ruth Alexander Ferebee and pr,
| Beverly Randolph Iiennon were married
at l. o clock yesterday afternoon at On
ford, N. c. :,
Rev. A. NJ Randolph Bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Southern
Virginia. who Is a cousin Of tho groom.
1t was a white-and-yellow wedding, {
the Fercbec honlc-''The Cedars.' The
bride wore a gown Of white satin and
was attended by her sister, Miss Martha
Ferebee, as maid of honor. The brides.
maids were Miss Guida Chamberlain, OF
Norfolk. and Miss Nancy kennon, OF
Norwood, Va, sister Of the groom
DR.. John P. Davidson, OF Richmond, was
best man.
The nuptial ceremony was followed
by reception, after which DR.. and
Mrs. Kennon left for wedding trip 10
Havana. Cuba They will be "at home. :
in the Tazewell Apartments. Norfolk, al
ter February 18TH.
The bride is a daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. n. N. Terebee. U. S. N, and her
father has been stationed at the SaVai
Hospital for several years.
DR. Kennon Is young and popular
physician OF Norfolk. and a graduate OF
the University Of Virginia. He has many
relatives and friends In Richmond. where
his bride also is favorably known.
Hiddinga-Ballinger
| At noon yesterday in the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Adams Bailinger
| on Twenty-eighth Street, Washington, y
c., their daughter. Miss Miriam Ballinger
became The wife Of Lieutenant Francois
| IIiddinga, OF Holland.
Lieutenant Hidd!nga, this last foreigner
10 win a washington bride. comes OF ar
Fr,esland family, being grandson Of
! Commodore Wlssel OF the ROYAL Navy
and nephew OF Colonel Wissel, Of tht
1 ROYAL Artillery. The bride is a lines
descendant OF Dorothy Vernon, of Haddor
| Hall, and John Manners. first Ear o.
| Rutland: also Of the Brabozon Halio"ss
or Glapwel Manor DerbSshire q gu
| of William the Conqueror, where thirty
! five generations OF her family have beeT
| born.
/ Major General Jardine Hallowes, mn
tary governor OF Jamaica: Colonel Fran
Lewis, knight OF the bath, ald-dc-caTni
tn 1he King who WAS second In command
10 Lord Kitchener In the Sondan, arr
her cousins and entertained her both u
Cairo and In London during recent STA,
abroad.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r, Wise. of Baltimore
gave a. reception at their home Saturdh'
evening In honor OF MISS George STOCK
ley OF WachapreagIe, Va
Lancaster-Phillips.
, Miss Nellie Virginia phillips and Ml
John NJ, Lancaster. OF Richmond. "er
married at tho residence OF the bride,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Phil
lips, at Charleston, w. Va, on Tuesdh
evening.
In Honor OF Miss Marlowe.
An afternoon reception viii be given !
honor of Miss Julia Marlowe, In Bait
| more, on Tuespay AFTERNOONS Ny HiesSr
Paul Winchester, Edward y. Yalcntir
and Frank -. Webb.
Speed--Mason,
The wedding of Miss May Mnso
daughter Of Mr., James NJ, Mason.
Charleston, w. Va, and granddaughter
the late United States Senator Jam
NJ Mason, of virginia, TO Mr.. Phil
Speed. of New York, Is announced to tai
\ place on Wednesday, February 18th.
Zion Episcopal Church. Charleston.
Va,
Council Meeting.
There will be q meeting OF the Jcwi
Woman's Council on Thursday aftcrno
at o'clock in the Hestry Of the Ne
Ahabah Temple All members arc reU,ict
ed to be present, as delightful Ei
gramme Is promised
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Il, Spear, OF Phil
Gslph!a. Pa, are % their bridal tr!