The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-10

Irish point over taneta. with picture hat.
and carried white chrysanthemums. The
bridesmaids. in white net over taffcta.
with chiffon picture hats and carrying
yellow chrysanthemums. were Mi ses
Leila Wooters. of Easton; Anna Gould.
OF Baltimore; Clara Martin. Of Chariottes-
vile. Va. and Elizabeth Merrick. Of sud
le~rsville. sister OF the bride.
Nj. Y. +. Marshall, Of ~Lynchburg. Va.
brother Of the bridegroom. was best man.
and the ushers were DIT. Thomas d. NTer-
rick, OF Richmond. Va. uncle Of the bride:
Mr.. sidney NJ. Lloyd and Mr.. W. s. Bell
OF L~ynchburg. and Mr.. J. f. Johnston, Of
FarmvIlle. Va.
A wedding breakfast was served to out
of-tOwn guests at the home Of the bride.
Hilton Grange. After spending several
weeks in the North. Afr. and Mrs. Mar
shall VIII be at home at No. COS Floyd
Street, ~Lynchhurg. Va.
Mrs. Marshall. whose picture, together
with the announcement OF her approach
ing marriage. was published ia The
Tfmes-Dispatch several weeks ago. is
the niece of Dr. Thomas Dudley ATer-
rick. Of this city.
MI. Marshall Is tho grandson ~ Chief
Justice John Marshall. the great Virginia
jurist.
Recital Tonight.
Miss Annie c.. Mcintosh. the talented
eiocutionist. viii give an artistic recital
in the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall tonight. She win be assisted by ar.
r. Thomas ~soloist. and Miss Ethel
Brown, pianist. The eveuing promises
to be a very enjoyable one TO those who
attend.
Board to Meet.
The monthly meeting OF the board OF
managers Of the sheltering Arms Hos
-e.-r I'm - LnHH $500 90
the hospital.
December Musicale.
The December musicale. the second Of
the season. was given on Saturday after
noon. December Sth. by a portion OF the
pupils OF Mrs. Ernest T.. BOlling's School
OF Music. A sketch OF Wagner was read
by Mrs. Boiling. At the January recital
another part Of the class will take part.
The following was the program:
Wedding March from "Lohengrin"
Wagner
Miss Margaret Miles.
Adele" gavotte. OPP. n. Herman Pietsch
Miss Florence Minor.
Ia Cigale." valse-baIlet-.......Ba chmann
Miss Grace Haynes.
Song Of the Bathers' Wachs
Miss Ruby Blocker.
'Hilartty,' OPP 81. No. =.
Nicholas Won Wilm
Miss Kathleen Winston.
Ainuet from Don Mozart
Miss Lucille Bray.
The Gay Gurlitt
Miss Lillian Flanagan.
Etude on Repeated Notes ........Kuhe
Miss Helen Whitlock.
The Book OF Gold. waltz ..... Streabbog
Miss Laura Blanton.
Melody in c.. Op. 1Ol. No. S2........Beye
Miss Kathleen Hardwicke and Mrs.
Boiling.
Spring Leaves" waltz. ......... Streabbog
Miss Elsie Hunter.
"Marche Aux Flambeaux" ...... Streabbog
Miss Annie Scott.
The bohemian Girl" transcription. Balfe
Miss Ruth and Willie Harris.
Auxiliary Sale.
The seven cent social given last Fri
day evening by the Girls Auxiliary OF
the First Baptist Church proved quite a
SUCCESS. The lecture-room was prettily
decorated with red and white. and "a
bevy Of pretty girls presided at the
candy-tabie and the fancy article coun-
ter.
An attractive program Of music and
Rotations enlivened the evening.
Young ladies serving the delicious sup
per We're: Misses Myra Chambers. En-
ma Clarke. Martha Martin. Mary Todd.
Sophie Garlick. Louise Hickerson. Jessie
Ford. Louise Kennedy, and others.
For the Veterans.
The veterans at the Soldiers Home on
Friday evening were made very happy
by "A number OF recitations given by Miss
Jennie Rogers. Miss Rogers was az
her best and was forced to respond TO
numerous encores. a brilliant future IS
predicted for the young elocutionist.
Personal Mention.
Miss Louise Grady. who attended the
N~ale-liarvard game at New Haven.
Conn. and the german and other festivi-
ties attendant thereon, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millcdge Bonhan have
moved TO their new home at No. 1oi
North Twenty-eighth Street.
Miss Marie Piedmont. who has been
spending some time with her friend,
Miss Annie AIulcher. in Floyd Avenue,
has returned 10 her home In Park View.
Portsmouth. after having an enjoyable
time here.
Miss Laura Tartas. OF THE city. was
among the guests at a charming danca