The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25

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THIS ser los began In The Times Dispatch $
lteror view 81 the studio and Its Quaint
garden and q reproduction of he re-
ISclmbent statue of General 70 bert vi -.
Lee. j1,he group3of illustrations and what
Mrs. Boshera writes harmonic entirely,
SO thoroughly has she grusped the motive
power apparent In the crea tons 9 ,sl
valentine 81 genius and the fact tina ne
has always remained true to the highest
IDEALS Fl 4, n ~ s {, 81 "a M q 5
Lees T temporary Home.
."rhe World To-day for September.
one among the best magazines published
OF its kind, %will prove deeply interest ting
to Southern readers everywhere, 3 to Viz
glnin readers in especial, for Its pages
the first picture ever published Of Der.
vent the temporary home OF a Genera
and, Mrs. r.. II Lee and their %d gll-
tiers, after the surrender at sAppom y,
appears. The picture Is invested With the
most ia thetic interest, and the COTTAGE
situated about fifty miles from Richmond,
on the estate Of Mrs !. Elizabeth RAN
dolph Cooke who put II ut General Lees
disposal Is contrasted With n photograph
COPY or stately Arlington on tile Potoo-
mac ~ which serves as n frontlsplece 70
the story accompanying d went NJ writ
4 ten by Mr. Charles Marshall Graves OF
|tthis city. who has done n signal service
| to history by recounting an episode In
! the life5of the great Confederat e ca plain.
which has hitherto been overl ooked and
Ilnwritten. VI III AS & q Ii, :. s$
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
cfetv has always guarded the interior OF
the Confederate White House, the resi-
5denco Of President Davis and his family
from 1861 1865, and since June of 1894 In
trusted by the city of Richmon nd to the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
Of which Mrs. Joseph 5Bryansis president,
from the zeal Of the photographer.
1T has been reserved for Miss u Edith
Carter Beveridge, Of Richmond, nm adept
In tho art Of photography, to display to
the public5in the September Lad les II ONE
Journal beautiful Reproductions OF the!
exterior Of the mansion and the roon1s.
OF the different Stat es which render the,
Confederate Museum, as the mansion IS
now called, a great monument to the
discriminating women Of the South. M IS
Beveridge's artistic skill commcnds Itself
too patiently to the readers Of the lone
Journal to need encomum. The grouI2-
Ing OF her Interiors around the building
4 4 center. and the excellent descriptive
notes going with her pictures, however,.
make something that her,friends In r lch-
mond must be very proud of and people
In general must value for It's great In
structve and historic merit. n sSt$
White-Maxwell. igss
AT the wedding OF Miss Laura Virginia
Maxwell, daughter OF the Rev. J. T.,
Maxwell, Of sta,nton, to Mr.. Christian
Strike White, Jr. of Charleston. vs. Va,
son of Captain RC 8. White, OF Romney,
that state. tho father Of the bride OFF,
ciated and the Methodist Episcopal
Church Of Staunton was the scene OF
the ceremony. a 143 II
The bride. go wned in chiffon satin and
princess lace, wore diamonds and pearls
and carried shower banquet of5ilIl!es
of the valley. She was attended by Miss
Maxwell as maid Of honor. who was
attired In green chiffon satin and had a
cluster OF white roses. The bridesmaids
we're in white chiffon, Their flowers
were maiden-hnir ferns, They were
Misses Anna White Of Romney; Susan
Chichester. OF Romney, and Alyeron Max
we'll, OF Stanton. HI
Mr.. y. IS. Cole, OF Charleston. ". Va,
was best man. and the groomsmen were
Mcssrs. w. II. Lanham, OF Washington;
w. q. Hamrck and John Lewis Good
loe, OF staunton.
Personal Mention.
Miss. Louise William, Of Third Street,
has Just returned from delightful trip
| to Europe. Visiting Italy, France, l3el-
GUM, England and Scotland
Mr.. II. T. Lewis, OF Danyille. Is in he
city, en- route to Boston, Mass.
! Mrs s. A. Murray, OF mississippi, -
| visiting her daughter, Mrs, James Carter
| lslaslngame, lS
Tho many friends of Mr., Ben Owens
Will regret to hear Of his continued illness
at the residence OF his daughter, Mrs.
Il. H. Toone, No. 9l5 West Main Street
sister. Mrs. Thomas N. Smith, of Cottage
Place. Portsmouth, va.
Miss Dolly Durette, of Greene countyi
Miss Canal. OF Richmond and Miss May
Austin, Of Profit, are the guests Of the
Misses Marshall at Earlysville. va,
The Rev. p. n. syugent is visiting friends
in Charlottesville, !
Miss Sherrard Wilcox has returned
! from pleasant stay Mt the Jefferson
Park, .Horel. near Charlottesville,
Miss Mary @. Lawson is the gnest OF
her cousin. Miss Caroline NJ. Read, a,
Bedford Springs, III
Colonel and Mrs. j ID. n. Ross, oi
Lexington have as their guests .Aels