The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-07
Miss Watt Here.

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I1epers in Canada, Is now In the city,
stopping with Miss Splitter. No. lis East
Franklin Street Miss Watt recently
made visit to Boston. where. IN behalf
OF the I.eper Mission, she delivered an
address to an audience composed Of four
Hundred ministers and large number
Of the laity.
s. & o. clock, Miss Watt will speak before
the Richmond auxiliary to this mission
4 a Grace Episcopal Church
All persona interested In this cause
are cordially invited to be present and
hear Miss Watts address.
Maupin-Watts.
A prominent Portsmouth wedding. In
which Richmond friends were Interested,
was that OF Miss Marjorie Peters Watts.
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Leigh r.
Watts, OF Portsmouth. Va. to Mr. Ed
ward Watts Maupln, Jr., son OF MT. ~.
w. Maupin, OF that city, the ceremony
taking place In the home OF the brides
narcnts. No. ZOE Middle Street. The Rt.
rev A. M Randolph. OF the Southern
Diocese OF Virginia. and the Rev. ". a.
Brown. rector OF ST.. Johns Episcopal
Church, oflciated
The bride was attended by her four
sisters-AIrs. Goodrich Hatton, Miss Anne
Maupn Watts, Miss Mattie Leigh Watts
and Miss Winifred Watts-also BY the
sister OF the groom. Miss Ebbeine Maui
min. House dccorat lons. profuse and
beautiful, were In palms. pink roses, pink
honeyHuckle and gladioli.
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore white embroidered
chiffon. a tullo veil and carried bou-
o,iet OF lilies OF the valley and Bride
roses.
Mrs. Hatton, the matron OF honor was
in white lace and carried La France;
Miss Winlfred Watts, the maid OF honor.
was similarly attired. The bridesmaids
were dressed In white china silk and
had clusters OF pink sweet peas
Alr. Samuel Watts was best man.
reception followed the ceremony. Then
Mr.. and Mrs. Maupin left for Northern
bridal tour.
At Atlantic City.
Miss Ellen Glasgow accompanied by
her sister. Miss Rebc, is spending the
month of May at Atlantic City, popu-
lar resort with southerners at this sea-
sen and later.
Miss Glasgow has taken cottage In
tho Adirondack Mountains for the sum-
mer and will go there with Miss Kebe
from Atlantic City. 1t is said that the
celebrated Virginia authoress has already
begun work on new book and that she
will continue 1t during tho summer.
Guest of Mrs. Cabell.
Mrs, Klein, OF San Francisco, California,
whose husband has been engaged In Jour-
ralism there for number OF years. Is
the guest OF Mrs. Robert g. Cabel, at
No. 1900 Grove Avenue. III
Mrs, Klein says that conditions In San
FrancIsco Immediately after tho earth
Quake and fire and at the present time
bcegar descriptions being for more terri
beggar than any one can imagine from
newspaper accounts. Mrs. Klein and Mr.,
Klein, like many others, suffered losses
BY the disaster,
Mrs. Smiths Assistants:
The following ladies will assist Mrs,
Thomas Smith at the candy and basket
booth( at Sacred Heart Fair;
Mrs. A, A. Hungerford, Mrs. I, Il.
a. Burke, Mrs Alvin Smith, Mrs, F. P.
Ryan, Mrs. George Lawson, Mrs, r. 2.
Burke, Mrs. j, J, Redmond, Mrs. II.
Robinson, Mrs. Gilosby, Mrs. Resnlck.
Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Frank Anthony.
Misses Annie Redmond, Agnes shang-
messy, Margaret shangnessy, Mamie
Hughes, Mamie Hungerford. silla Hun
gerford, Lille Savage, Mamie Ryall.
Nanon Johnston. Ethel Burke, Mary
Kane, Blanche Mcintyre, Marie Adder
son, Miss Mellyn Murphy, Eliza Burke,
Gay Redmond.
Lloyd-Wait,
Cards'haVe been received for the we'd
ding OF Dr. John Janney Lloyd, Jr, and
Miss Frances Wait, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Edmund Wait, OF Knox
VILE. Tenn
Tho wedding will be celebrated In st.
Joints Episcopal Church, Thursday even
ing. May nth. at $3.50 O'clock, the Rev,
pr. Arthur Lloyd. Of New York, the
clato. E
! Or. Lloyd formerly lived In Lynohburs,
but has been recently located in charge
OF the medical department. Of large
lumber camp, at Marbury, Alabama
Unwilling Of Peterkin Tablet,
The Rebekah PeterkIn Memorial tablet
VIZ bs unveiled at the shsltsglug Arms