The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
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Chile1ress----Perry.

celebrated by tho Rev. Dr.. w. Q. Cocl.
ran In the First Presbyterian Chnrcl, 4!
Bristol, Va, May "a, al z NJ, VIII
be that Of Miss Lillian Perry to MI
gaboll q. Chidress, son of Mrs. cabel
Chllhress Of Chris tInnsburg. Va.
The bride will be attended ny MISS
Katherine GrosVenor Chldrcss. Of Chris
tinnsburg, MS maid OF honor. Tho brides
maids will DO Miss Annie urlgg Childrcss,
of Christinnsburg Miss Gonzales Byrhcs,
OF Selma Ala; Miss Nan l'cltlin. of
Huntsville, Alu,; Misses Bessie Lynn
| Robertson. Charlotte Winston ana Gny
White. OF Abingdon. Mr. William Can
usliers, Mr. C. II. schacffcr, of Chris
tinnsburg; Nressrs. Joseph g. KcllH,
| Claude Mitchell, r. a. Grosecosc, Hiram
Sanders, Il. c, l}lackley, Alvin Tillctt
and Dr.. w. s. Wiley, Of stoncga.
Tie list Of groomsmen wll include Mr..
j. j. Hull. Jr., DR. Lindsay bunting,
Nfcssrs. Charles |. Wade, Jr., John b.
Of Middleboro, KY, and Mr. Charles 10.
Paxton.
Hitt-Longan.
The wedding Of Miss L,,ln D. 1,ongan
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Longan.
to Mr.. James Hit. travelling salesman for
the firm OF r. d. Stokes and Company.
Of this city, will be celebrated In WASH
lngton to-day,
Mr.. and Mrs Hit will return from thoir
wedding trip to reside Mt No. 2Gl3 East
Broad street,
Edler-Lay.
Richmond society Is Interested in the
announcement Of the engagement OF Miss
Mamie Lay, daughter Of tho late Judge
John r. Lay, a prominent Richmond
5urist. 70 DR.. John Wilson Elder, Of Pitts
burg, Pa.
Tho wedding will take place early in
June.
Frayser-Duke.
The marriage Of Miss Lillian Capitola
Duke, to Mr.. William Ashby Frayser, will
take place this evening ut six o'clock in
Fulton Baptist Church, the Rev. David
HGrbutn officiating
Miss Moude Duke, sister o. the bride,
will be maid Of honor and Mr.. Richard
E. Frayser will net as hest man. Misses
Pnnsy Trayser and BE Isle !:ihrbeh thock
will be the brides maids.
Mrs. w. =. Wilbon Will preside NJ we
organ, and Mr.. W. FLOYD Ecnms Will
sing a solo before the bridal party en-
tiers the church.
Siegfried-Brander.
Miss Mary Brander. daughter OF Mrs.
Anna c. Brander. wns married at II
a. NJ. yesterday. to Mr.. Henry siegfried.
the Rev. Landon r. Mason, Of Grace
Episcopal Church. officiating.
The ceremony was performed IN the
home OF the brides sister. Mrs. William
r. Pettway, OF No. 100 South First the
decorations being In palms and flowers.
Mrs. George E. Roberts was matron OF
honor and Mr. Lindsey B. Siegfried,
brother Of the groom, was best man.
The ribbons were held by little Miss
Bessie Cross and Master William PETIT
way. Professor Garrett played the we'd
ding marches.
The bride came In with her brother,
Mr.. Robert M. Brander, who gave her
away She wore a handsome travelling
costume OF blue, a blue hat 10 match,
white gloves and carried shower of
lilies Of the valley. The matron OF |
honor was attred in handsome white
cloth gopn, picture hat and carried
violets.
There was no reception. DIR. and Mrs.
siegfried left by the noon train for a
trip to New York, Philadelphia and Wash
ington. They will live at No. 100 South
First Street when they return. Among
the guests present. were Mr.. and Mrs
N. NJ. Blair, OF Amelia; Mr.. William SieE-
fried, Of Fluvanna, and q Miss Anna
Beverly Walden, OF Ashland
Cincinnati to Meet.
Invitations have been received in Rich
mord to large and important meeting
Of the Society Of the Cincinnati in the |
state OF Virginia. The meeting will be
held IN the Senate Chamber OF the
Capitol. on Thursday afternoon, May
10th, at 2 o'clock.
DR.. George BerrA-Johnston Is tho presl-
dent OF the Virginia society, and Mr..
Heth Lorton, OF New York is the chair
man OF tho meeting, In May, which is
Of decided interest to society here, many
members Of the Cincinnati having their
In Richpond. AS the date of
their assembling, May 10th. falls so near
the date OF the A. p. v. A. annual ex-
cursion to Jamestown Island, 1t Is hoped
that the Society will add to the pleasure
of Association members and render the |
memorable by going to James,
town on May 18th. and seeing for them
selves the rhino that will be q centre
of interest to the whole American nation
In 1907.
c. M. L. S. Meet.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety met yesterday morning. with Mrs.
G.. w. p. Brock In the chair.
Mrs. Dabney s. Crenshaw rendered her
resignation as vice-regent Of tho Mis- |
souri, room. which was accepted with
regret. Mrs. Mamie F. Johnson was APP
pointed alternate for Miss Katherine
Otlles, VlCc-IeSeUtt OF lle S1tOE6hL tOOIII.
An amendment to Article Seven Of the |
Constitution will come before the So
cioty at the next meeting. This amend
mont provides that the words "of men
who were enlisted in tbs service OF the
Confederate states' be Inserted after
the word portrait" It was also decided |
to have the words "solid South" en-
grnved beneath the flags on the certifI
Gates of the lfe members.
A good etching OF General r. Il. Lee
was presented to tho Solid South room
by Mr.. John A. Lowell, Of the Lowell
Bank Note Company. OF Boston, Mass.
It was learned with regret that Mrs.
J. Enders Robinson, recording secretary.
is Ill. Mrs. w. N. Hamlet acted as secre-
tary In her stead
D. A. r. Guests.
Tho Missouri D. A, r. delegation. who
since tho closing OF the Continental Con-
gross In Washington, .. c., have been |