The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-28
Visitors COMMUNICATED.

Visitors Complltne11ted.
( Z Tho beauty OF the day and the early
Z, 1en,snr season combined TO render the
!. Visit or the Daughters of the. American
& revolution belonging to the Missouri dele
u cation attendant upon tho recent SEES
4 sdons of the Continental Congress IN
washington, D. c., most delightful.
1.-THE Missouri ladies have been visiting
y ,he jamestown Exposition grounds.
a Jamestown Island, williamsburg and
81 other historic points of interest IN VIZ
h Rinia.
s- The Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters
~ OF the American Revolution, were the
( iostesses Of the delegation in Richmond.
"a committee who met them on arrival and
i4 +oo,r them for n drive around the city
Il and n visit to the executive mansion, Dv
81 invitation Of Mrs. Swanson, included Mrs.
81 n 81. Purcell, Mrs. A. Il. Hunt. MISS
"a irene Bossieux, Mrs. Dallam Barksdale'
q Mrs. Kate s. Winn, Mrs. Larkin Glaze
sBbrook, Mrs. M. L. Anderson, Mrs. All.
Allen Chambers. Mrs Il. d. Hotchkiss'
{ Mrs. Mary Louise Harrison and Mrs.
4 John A. Coke.
F5 4 recaption and tea was rendered the
visitors at o'clock In the afternoon at
b +he home OF Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson, NO
W 10 East Franklin Street. Guests were re-
I. ceiyed by Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson, Mrs.
I John A. Coke. Mrs. c. w. P. Brock, Mrs.
Alice M. Tyler. Miss Helen Montague,
II Mrs. w. r.. Robins, Mrs e. a. l3iahloh
and Mrs. Kate S. VIM.
8s44 Mrs. NJ Allen Chambers and Mrs. W. ".
il evans we're in charge OF the entertain
(. rnent committee. Chapter members who
did the honors Of the dining-room were:
Il Mrs. Mary Louise Harrison, Mrs. a. r.
u Huntt. Miss Madge Freddy, Mrs. ~ a.
n Miller Mrs. Charles p. Lee, Mrs. James
n n. Rutherford, Mrs. NJ. j.. Anderson ana
Mrs. Cniles NJ. Ferrall
,s#. House decorations at Mrs. 1Gllyson's In
Il wild flowers and palms were particularly
suggestive Of spring.
%53SyVhite wax candles, in silver CANDLE
4 sticks, were shaded with green. Mrs
III T,11vson wore white radium silk with
4 irish noint lace and dispensed charming
y hospitality.
Punch, ices, cream and Strawberries
Y were served &
a$i1,The Missouri ladies were most agreeable
and protested to have enjoyed every mo
n,ent Of their stay In Virginia and their
day in Richmond specially Universal re-
crets were expressed that the visitors
II felt obliged to continue their journey last
evening and that they could not make
longer stay In Richmond.
E They mentioned among the pleasant in
cidents Of their being here, their visit
TO tho Executive Mansion, which they
admired almost us much as they did the
& Tn the party entertained were Mrs. Della
y field Mrs. Thomas Towles, Mrs. John G.
q Booth Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Pittman. Mrs.
j, b. Glover, Mrs. Barton, of Kansas
4 City; Miss Katherine Owen, Miss Louisa
y Dalton. Mrs. w. w. Boyd, Mrs. Ben i.
GRAY, Jr., Mrs. f. A. DeWolf, Miss Skin
u 1ler, Mrs. Ten Brock, Mrs. Tutt, Mrs.
& AIeriwether and Mrs Marshall.
Martin-Southworth.
I, ~
u cnce Martini both Of Goochlnnd county,
b were married at the home of the BRIDES
4 father. Mr.. G. w. Southworth, at p. M.
Wednesday, April 18th. the Rev Mr..
James. of the Methodist Church, ofl1ciat-
3Eg.
The parlor was very prettily decorated
Il with white flowers and evergreens, and
altogether, 1t was one OF the prettlest
4 marriages Of the season.
n The bride Ia a beautiful brunette and
Is very popular. She was handsomely
< dressed in a light gray talor-made suit,
I with hat and gloves to match,
Mr.. Martin is a son Of Mr. Joseph Mar
lin. of Gum Springs. and lis engaged in
+ business In RICHMOND, Where the happy
couple will reside.
arrnan-Beal.
syy A telegram has been received in Rich
b nnond, announcing the marriage OF Miss
Nellie Beal, of Scottsvlle, Va, to Mr..
J. J. Jarman of Roanoke, Va. The cere-
Z 1nony was performed In Washington
Thursday by the Rev. W. w. Ferguson.
3 After an extended Northern tour Mr..
and Mrs. Jarnan will make their home
J. In Roanoke.
Nelson-Garnett.
X The marriage OF Miss Mary Clarence
\ Garnet to Mr.. Richard Nj. Nelson, took
n place Wednesday, evening, In St Paul $
Episcopal Church, Newport News. the
Itsy, A. O, Sykes, officiating
Mrs. c. Aylott Ashby was matron OF
4 honor and Mr. Robert Nelson. OF Biz
.ningha1n, Ala, was best man. The ush-
iers were Misses G. Aylctt Ashby, James
2 Murray Mason, of Charleston, w. Va;
Garrett Jordan, OF Norfolka W. Spencer
Henley, Samuel II, Plummer and w. c.
1'ritchard.
The bride wore beautiful princesse
= gown OF white crepe do chine over taft
feta, and her tulle veil was caught with
pearl spray, family heirloom. She
also wore a pearl necklace, the gift Of the
. groom, and carried 8. shower OF lilies-of-
. ihe-valley and white prayer book
After Southern tour Mn and Mrs.
Nelson will make their home in New
port News. Both bride and groom come
from distinguished Virginia families,
Mrs Nelson being the daughter of Or.
ISI|cS ~ "uiScOf WI si'' steii
OF General G. w. Gusts Lee and Mr.,
. Nelson being a direct descendant Of
5 Thomas Nelson. the famous Governor OF
Virginia. and signer of the Declaration
q OF Independence.
Rucker-Rucker.
An interesting wedding scheduled for
4 to-day will be that of Miss Lillian Rucker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, W A. Rucker
OF Delaplane, Fauquier county, 10 Or.
{ Cowles Rucker, OF Washington j. q.
A The ceremony viii take place at the
6 home OF the brides sister, Mrs. w. p,
Wood, NO. 1920 West Grace Street
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