The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-27
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Consistency, Shelley: Miss Helen Poiti-
aux; Cello obgato Mr.. n. \. Hoen.
cujus Amman tRosslni's stabat Ma
ter Kuho: Miss 1seulnh Anthony,
Concerto III C Mnor), Beethoven;
| Solo Piano. Miss Rebecca Gordon Sec
ond Piano Orchestral Scored, Miss
Minor.
Part 2.-Wnltz Klnkel-nresslcr; Miss
Lucille Cuilingworth. Miss Mary john
son, Miss Annie xunker. Miss Mary
Hawks.
ta) screnade, % IIurry-skurry, Gud.
lit; Miss Ethel Watkins.
Two Little Birds Had Talk Ono Day
MELODY Pict,,res), Martin; Solo Piano,
Miss Elizabeth Beverldge; Second Piano
(oblgato), Miss Minor.
Who'll Buy MY Lnvcnder7 German:
Miss Wortham.
Second waltz, GODDARD; Miss Sadie
Neale.
Gay Butterflies. Gresh; Miss Linda
Beveridge
Romance. A letter; Solo Piano. Miss
Mary Johnson; Second Plnno (oblignto).
Miss Minor.
a Dream, Bartlett; Miss Potinux.
Rondo IN A, Haydn; Miss Marion New
man.
Rustic Of Spring. sind'ng: Miss jamie
Simpson.
ta) Gavotte Second Violin sonata).
Bach: % Nocturne. op. As. No. i.
Chopin; Mrs. Lily Hill Smith.
PRESENTATION OF MEDAL AND
ANNUAL REPORTS.
(By Rev John Halowell Dickinson)
Overture to Tannhnuser, Wagner; Miss
zelle Minor. Miss Rehecca Gordon, Mrs.
Walter c. Mercer, Miss Lee 1ngles
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Conger
Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
alexander Ramsay Thompson, to Mr..
Thomas Chalmers Johnson, son Of Mrs.
BEETLE NJ. johnson. of Concord, N c., was
celebrated at the home Of the bride, on
McBee Terrace, Greenville 8. c., Wetnes-
day afternoon, May ED, at 5 o'clock.
A remarkable feature Of the occasion
was the presence Of the groom's venerable
grandfather, the Rev. Angus Johnson.
who performed the ceremony, assisted by
the Rev. DIR. S. r. Preston. The Rev.
Mr.. Johnson is in his ninety-eighth year,
and has been in the ministry seventy-one
years. With his wife he travelled from
Texas to attend the General Assembly
Of the Southern Presbyterian Church. His
manner Of performing the ceremony was
singularly touching and Impressive.
Every word that he spoke was distinct
and clear, showing how remarkably we'll
an old gentleman could attend the Cen
eral Assembly, a thousand miles from his
homo. and at the same time ofrciate at
his grandson's wedding. and meet his
children and grandchildren, some of whom
he had not seen for years. Is fact
worthy to beErecorded.
To the strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin. played by the brides sis
ter, the young couple entered the room
aud took fhnir plnraS hnnaath ny arch If
white and green. from which hung we'd
ding bell of white roses. Around the
room palms and ported plants were
banked and roses and delicate sprays OF
green we're everywhere in profusion.
The brides gown was white brocaded
taffeta, and Venice lace. She carried a
bouquet of white carnations tied with
white tulle. Her ornaments were an ex-
.quisite gold bracelet, the gift Of the
groom, and an antique brooch, her
brothers gift Her going-a away gown was
dark blue Rajah silk, with hat and gloves
to match.
The bridal gifts were very handsome
The same evening Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
left for Concord, n. c., to visit the
grooms mother, Mrs. Bette NJ. Johnson.
From that point they will come to Rich
mcnd, Va. to spend some time with Mr..
Johnson's sister, Mrs. Kate b. Werns,
on West Main Street.
The young couple will make their home
in Greenville, S. g, where Mr.. johnson
holds the responsible position Of rate
clerk for the Southern Railroad. Mr.
johnson has been in Greenville almost
two years, and, during that time, has
made many friends.
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been received in Rich
1nond from Mr. and Mrs. David Charles
Laws for the marriage Of their daughter,
Jonna May, to Mr.. Clark Smith. the
ceremony to be performed on the eve
ming of Tuesday. June 5th, at half-past
eight o'clock.
The ceremony will be followed by
reception from . to 10 to be given in.
the home Of tho brides parents. No. 7o5
Shelby Avenue. Nashville, Tenn.
Surprise Party.
A delightful surprise party was given
a few evenings ago Miss Ella F'elvey
at her home on Twenty-third Street, by
few of her friends. Among the fea
mental solos by Miss Madeline Boze ana
Mary Germelman, and the comic songs
and recitations by Miss May Felvey. The
lawn was beautifully decorated with
Japanese lanterns and games OF all kinds
were played. At eleven o'clock delicious
refreshments were served In the dining
room.
Among those present We're: Misses
Mamie Boze Kate Williams, Kate romp-
ktns, Elsie Koch Mary Germelman, Bes-
sic Owen, Minnie Arvina Germclmun,
Madeline Boze, Aline Hord. Florence Ger
melman, Lena Buchanan, Mamie Kowski.
Ella Felvey, Josie Boze. May Felvey. Es-
sic Germeman and Miss May Schell. Of
NSt. Louis, Mo-: Messrs William Germcl-
man, John Nuckols. Charles Felvey. Wal
ter White, Linwood Fiddler, John Kelley.
Emmett Avery. Hunter Hechlcr. Eugene
Robinson. Gilmore Nuckols, George Kow-
ski. Raymond England, Koch, John Fell
vey. Allen Aston, and Thomas Domi-
nici
Class Recital.
Miss Hechlcr's class In elocution will
give a recital at Paramount Town Hall
Friday evening June first. at o'clock.
Miss Hcchler will be assisted by Miss