The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-10
Ms. Stanard's Book.

- AFli- AlANN DOCK tnllkl'Q N.Na story
OF Bacon's Rebellion" has been written
by Mrs. Mary Newton stanard. Of this
citF. and viii be soon brought out by the
NeAe Publishing House, OF New York.
Nothing could be pleasantcr news for
Alrs. Stanard's friends in Richmond and
Virginia. who are already acquainted
with her charming literary style through
her previous sketches and magazine arti-
cles.
n her present work the PRINCIPAL
scenes arc laid in jamestown. az the
Middle Plantation" and AZ tho pals
or James River" The two leading char
acters are Sir William Berkeley. the cav
aiier Governor Of Virginia. and Nathaniel
Bacon. Jr. the peoples champion.
"ln 1917 thousands OF people from an
parts Of the world" writes Mrs. Stauard
in her preface. viii vislt thc e-anes 80
Nathaniel Bacon's brief career. win sce
his home at Curles Neck. will visit Rich
mond. where Bacon's Quarter is st1f "a
name. VIII hnEer IN the historic city OF
Williamsburg. once the Middle Pianta-
ton Will stand within the ancient tower
Of the church. which the rebels burned
at jamestown"
In the telling OF her story. Mrs. stan
ard has preserved something OF the
Quaintness Of the old records from which
u is culled- She has "A ready wit and
the power to characterize and describe
people so they can be seen and known.
The entire work is careful. scholarly and
valuable. aside from it's real merit. and
most opportune in its appearance upon
the eve Of the jamestown Exposition.
Kahn-Dettelbach.
A very beautiful wedding Will take
place this afternoon at 5 o'clock ia the
home Of A1r. and Mrs. Gus DetteIbach.
No. 1853 Grove Avenue. when their
daughter. Miss Bertha Beatrice Dettel-
bach. viii become the bride Of Mr.. Oscar
Kahn, son Of AIr. and Mrs. Leopold
Kahn The Rev. Or. Edward y. Calisch
VIII o~h5ciate.
The house viii Be beautifully decorated
In holly, palms and ferns and white
chry~santhemuTns.
Miss Ray S. Bediner. tho maid os
honor. viii be govned in violet chiffon
broadcioth, with hat and gloves % match
Mr. Edmund Kahn will attend the groom
as best man.
The bride. who Will enter with her
father, will wear an elegant gown OF
gray chiffon velvet, with hat and gloves
70 match. Ia viii carry a white prayer
book and lilies OF the valley.
After the ceremony tre guests Will be
entertained at the brida dinner. Many
beautiful gifts from this city and abroad
have been received.
My. and Mrs. Kahn will make their
home at 40. 15e Grove Avenue on their
return from a bridal tour through the
principal Northern cities
The out-of-town guests include Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert T.. Fellheimer and son. OF
AtlanJa- Ca; Mr.. Louis Dettelbaca. ~
atlanta, Ca: Miss Ray S. Berliner. Miss
Doris Dettelbach. Mr.. and Mrs Elias
Dettelbach, Miss Olivia Kleineikt and
Mr. Max Keineikt. Of Baltimore.
Cards Out.
Thu Roanoke Evening World OF Friday
last has an announcement that will prove
Of interest 20 many Richmond people.
The World says:
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Rev. J. J. scherer. Jr. former
ly OF Marion. now OF Richmond. Va. To
Miss Anna Belle Dovntain on December |
18th. at 2:o o'clock at the ". E. Church.
South, Winfield, W. Va.
Phillips-Crump.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ $. Crump announce
the engagement of Miss Annie Harrison
Crump to Mr.. Russell Albion Phillips.
marriage viii take place on December
9TH Miss Crump is the daughter Of the
late B. b. and Annie f.. Crump. Mr..
Phillips is the son of Afr. I. w. Phillips. !
Of Floyd Avenue.
Observation-Disclosures
The Baltimore American Of Thursday
last contains an account OF the marriage
of Miss Martha Louise NIerrick TO Mr..
Randolph Marshall. son Of Mr.. J. a. Mar
s"al' OF Va which occurred
in Sudlersville. Md on that day.
The ceremony was performed bv the
Right Rev. William Forbes Adams. as
sisted by the Rev. Nr. Hepburn. rector
OF St Andrews Church. where the we'd
ding took place.
The bride. who was given away by her
father, James Merr.ck. Jr, OF Hilton
Grange Stock Farm. SudlersviIIe. wore
faule Franchise, made princess and
trimmed with duchess lace. with veil OF !
tulle, caught with orange blossoms and
"a crescent of sapphires and pearls. She
carried a court bouquet Of roses and
lilies OF the valley. Her ~going-awav
gown was q Paquin model Of brown
broadcloth. with hat ard gloves to match
Mrs. w. Russell Winfrey. Of Lynch
burg. Va, the matron of honor. wore
"PROUD AND GLAnv