The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23

will be Misses Allie Rowe, Mamie Morris
Rove. Edna Rove and Elizabeth Rowe.
Mr. Houston Face will attend the groom
as best man and the ushers VIII be
Messrs. J. S. Wyatt, Paul Tabb, Howard
Horsman and Hamilton Richardson.
In Rome, Italy.
The wife and daughter of Colonel Mar
shall. United States Engineer in, charge.
Of the works Of Governors Island and
New York harbor, have been spending
the winter in Rome. italy, in order that
Miss Marshall may perfect herself IN
French and Italian.
Miss Marshall Will make her debut
year after mex, says Town and country,
In Washington among the Southern res
idents, of which the AInrshalls are prom-
inent Colonel Marshall is q direct de-
scendanr of Chief Justice Marshall, Of
Virginia, and his wife, a daughter OF:
Governor Colquitt, of Georgia, who was
also United States senator for many
years. The Northern home of the, Mar
shalls is at Fort Wadsworth Staten
Island, where they reside in a colonial 1'7t
mansion, one Of the few really old houses
remaining on the island.
Benefit Card Party.
Mrs. d. r.. Williams. of No. 21O East
Franklin. Street. will give bridge and
euchre party this evening at $50 o'clock
under the auspices of the Commonwealth
Chapter, Daughters of the American Rev
olution. The proceed dsiswill 90 the
building of the Virginia column In Con-
tinental Hall, Washington.
Dainty prizes will he given and both
gentlemen and ladies nre invited.
Kate Wheelock Whist.
At the meeting of Kate Wheelock Whist
Club this week the highest score was
Williams, playing north and south; and
by Mrs. irving Watkins and Mrs. Nor
ment, playing east and west.
The club, Will meet next itweek with
Mrs. Edmund WaddiIi, OF No. 924 Park
Avenue. 6sHa.nS a. ss rf.tya vs'sf
..Davis--Tate.
The marriage of Miss Matte Tate to
Mr.. Charles 1. Davis took place Tuesday
evening at 7:20 O'Clock, in the home OF
the brides parents in Danville, Va. The
Rev. ]. c. Holland. OF the Keen Street
| Baptist Church, OBLIGATED.
| After the ceremony an elaborate supper
| was served at the home Of the groom.
! The bride is a charming and popular
| young lady of North Danvilles and the
groom is an efficient employe of the
Southern Railway.fiIs ss@
MI. ana mi 81! LAWS WIN s9IldhSrStiicii
| home in Danville. 2f1
The Mercer Monument.
| Much interestiis felt all over, the State
in the unwilling OF tho. Mercer monu'
ment. which takes place In Fredericks-
burg in early May. Richmondors particu.
| larly have an interest in this. because
the monument was designed by a Rich
mond artist, Mr.. e. v. Valentine. h
1 But Yirginians arc not the only people
to whom the event will be one of import.
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| Mr. Ftzhugh,s chairman of the commit.
tee on entertainment,t recently received q
letter from the, Saint Andrews Society
! of Philadelphia OF which Mr.. Peter Boyt
Is president, asking that that society bt
| allowed to send u delegation at theil
own expense to represent them at the uni
! yelling ceremonies
IT, Mr.. Boyd in his letter says that ths
society, which was organized for the
4 protection of Scotch emigrants in l74
and which is the oldest charitable scoiei IS
In. Pennsylvania, holds as It's dearest
treasure the sword OF General M.rcer
Saint Andrews Society has also bought
a5lot In Laurel Till Cemetery, where the,
\ have re-interred the remains Of Genera
Mercer and have erected IL monument Il
his honor. y,
Mr. Fitzhnsh Ice has replied, giving
a cordial invitationa.te Saint Andrews
society to send a large delegation of their
members 10 the unyelling ceremonies.
St. Patrick's Party.
Misses Daisy and Jessie Nurney enter
tanned the Magazine Club, of suffolk
most charningly on Tuesday afternoon