The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-29

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Esteile Adkins, daughter Of Mr.. and MRS r.,
w. j, Adkins. became the bride Of MI.
Frank Tyler Dalton. Miss Leila a. ~.
klhs. sister OF tho bride, was ilalu OF
honor, and Mr.. a. A. Adkins was pest
man. The bridesmaids were Miss Auto
Lee Markhain Mrs. =. G. Bryce, MISS
JOY DEMPSEY Of Fredercksbtrg MISS
..Iary Dalton. Mr.. w. II. Adkins ana Mr. Mr..
w. j. Adkins, Jr., were groofnsmen. me
ushors were. Nfessrs. Harry Gnines' OF
Texas: Ray Marshall, II. I. Hughes ana ana
Wilson Wnfree. !.
The bride, who entered with her fn ,.i1
OF honor, wore white chiffon over W l'i!'
silk, Her tulle veil was caught with
orange blossoms and pearl anu u,.-
rnond brooch. Her flowers were l5ride
roses 81 The maid Of honor was goWned
In white point desprit over green SIX,
and carried trailing nrbutus tied win
white ribbons.
The bridesmaids wore white chiffon
over white silk, with green glrdlcs ~
ribbons. They carried whit ecarnations
tied with white tulle
After a Northern tour, Mr. and Mrs.
Dalton will be Mt home ut NO. lzo4 HUI
Street, Manchester. Many handsome
presents were received by the young
couple.
On the evening before the wedding a
few friends were entertained NJ the hollle
Of the bride.
Mrs. Daughters Is tho very pretty ana r..
tract,ye daughter Of Mr. w. J. Adkins
ana ia d sister Of Mr.. A. A. Adkins.
The groom holds a responsible position
with "A. "A. Adkins & co.
At the Wornan's Club.
Tho Rev. William Il. Evans, p. -,
&bo
on Monday afternoon, at s O'clock when
he viii Give his charming lecture on
BELLS In History and Romance
Whist Tournament. 55
The monthly whist tournament ut me
Woman's Club was played last week
at the Wo1nan's Club, and proved highiy
enjoyable. The game was managed by
Admiral Harrle Webster ana supper was
served afterward Those playing norm 'F -
and south were:
} Miss T3uck md Mrs. Moses Hogn; Mrs
Thomas Carroll, Colonel NJ. L. SPOTS
wood Mrs. Arthur Wilmer, Miss Gull
sslaume. Miss Rutherford, Miss Martha
Iiarylea Miss L. Leigh and Mr.. Gl!e.i
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Miller: Mrs. Harris
and Mrs. Ripley; Mrs. Hunter ana ".
John Dunn; Mrs. Webster and MISS
Davis; Mrs. Patterson and Mr.. Guy MISS MISS
M. ID. Moore and Mr.. Tyler. u.
RI Players east and west were MI. lana
Mrs, Robins: Mrs Waddlll 3and /. Miss
Gordon;& Mrs spilmnn and Admiral Web
ster: Mesdnmes Brock and Bland Smith;
Mrs. Woodward and Miss Mason; MISS
Harris and Mr.. Wllmera Mr. and Mrs
Travcrs Miss Freedley and Mr.. Ripley;
Mrs. Glazebrook and Miss Montague;4
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Miller; Mrs. Nc
Weigh ana Miss Cfoldsborough
The Erlking's Daughter.
with the musical atmosphere pervading
Richmond by the forthcoming concerts
of the Wednesday Club with its big ar
ray Of talent, 1t IS specially interesting
to learn that our home artists arc be-
ing appreciated and sought for potn
North and South. Miss Mamie Harrison,
the accomplished dramatic singer and
leading suprano Of Centenary Church,
has lust returned from successful tour
has Just returned from n success
full recital tour at tho Polytech.
MO Institutes Of Alabama and South
Carolina. She leaves on May fourth
for Philadelphia to sing tho lead
ing parts in tho special installation SER
vices of the pastor, Rev. r. H. Morris,
OF Oak Lane Presbyterian Church Tho
members Of tho Woman's Club will have
the pleasure OF hearing her on May 18th,
when she will sing the soprano role In
the cantatn Of the Elkings Daughter. by
the eminent Danish composer, Ncils
Gade.
Crystal Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rowell Fuller
have issued invitations to the celebration
o. the fifteenth anniversary of their we'd
ding on Saturday evening, May 9Th, from
s to 10 o'clock. In their home, No. us
East Marshall Street,
MIR. and Mrs. Fuller were married on
May s, 1881, in the home Of tho BRIDES
parents, No. 720 East Marshall Street,
. the Rev. DR.. Hartley Carmichael then
rector of st. Paus Episcopal Church,
performed tho ceremony
Mrs Fuller was before her marriage,
Miss Belle D. Pelouze, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Pelouze. all well known
Richmond people.
Tn. house will be deliberately and taste
fully decorated with palms and cut
flowers, carrying out the "crystal' an
niversary idea wherever possible. The oc-
cason will doubtless prove most
pleasurablo to tho many friends OF the
host and hostess. siis rs
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fuller will he assisted
in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L, Pc,
louze, Miss Jennie Pelouze. and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Craig Pelouzc.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting OF tho Hollywood
Memorial Association will be held In tho
lecture room OF tho Second Presbyterian
Church, Thursday morning, May Sd, at
IL O'Clock.
Mass Meeting.
The annual mass-meetlng Of tho Holly
wood Memorial Association, Junior and
Senior, Will ho held In Randolph Hall,
Soldiers Home, Thursday. evening, May
Sd, at Sin O'clock, 5i$}4
The presidents OF oil the Confederate
associations in the city are requested to
be present.
Mechanical Toys.
An interesting entertainment will be
given at Masonic Temple, In connection
With the Floral Carnival for the Woman,s
Christian Association and Day Nursery,
on Tuesday night May LIST. at $3.50 o'clock.
Tho entertainment Is entitled "Me-
ChAnicnl TovsU 1t Ia highly humorous