The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-18
SOC. AL and
..PERSOllAL|!...
~ HE Thanksgiving german, N
whicl, society people are much
Interested, will be led by Colo.
mel Thomas McAdorls, who
win he assisted by Colonel 40

4ss wfici, society peoplc are mucf
#sli. Interested, Will be led by Colo.
mel THOMAS McAdoillH, wilt
will be assisted by Colonel &c
Lane Stern.
Arrangements are being perfected ~
detail BY Miss Caroline Arlnistead and
Miss Lillian Bintord, and the eflthus-
4lnsn1 already aroused points TO bril-
liant results for the evening of No
yvember 2Stf In the spacious ballroom
of the JEFFERSON
Y Patronesses for tho evening will be
Mrs. Claude A. swanson. Mrs join,
Kerr Branch. Mrs. William II. Adan's
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter. Mrs. An
drew Christian. Mrs. Levin Joynes,
Wortfdm, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Boiling and
Mrs. William L. Royal ~ number OF
young married people have been asked
to e,fiicidtc as c1aperones.
Young men may sec,ire tickets from
the following: Thomas w. Brocken-
'brough.s7is East Main street; John "A.
sCutchins. Mutual Bnilding: Roy NJ.
Jones. Chamber Of Commerce: Guy Bin
ford. Bell Telephone Building. or by
mnil from the committee.
Pleasing Coincidence.
"A very pleasant coincidence Of the
general convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederncy in Nor
folk during last weeh was the presence
of four Daughters of the Cohfederacy.
all or whom ave sisters. They are:
Mrs. Thomas s. Bocock. widow OF the
Speaker ofetlle Confederate Congress.
now vice-prcsidcnt of Richmond
chapter; Mrs. John p. Campbell, who
formed the Memorial Association OF
Kentucky. now merged with ths
Daughters OF the Confederacy. OF that
State; Mrs. William S. Love. now
president of Winchester chapter and
Mrs. ]. w. A1cSherry. of Martinsburg,
W.. Va, the former corresponding sec
rotary OF the General United Daugl,-
tiers OF the Confederacy. and presi-
don't OF the West Virginia Division.
They are all daughters 'of Hon. Charles
y. Faulkner. minister to France under
President Buchanan. just before the
War of 1S61-1SS5.
Their brothers are: Hon. Charles J..
Faulkner, ex-senator from, West vir-
g'nia. and Judge L. b. Faulkner Of
the same State.
Art CInss Reception.
Tho art class of the Womans Col
lcge, of which Miss Emma NJ. Whitfield
Ia directress,, held a reception that was
. pleasant event OF Friday evening last.
Members OF the class are Misses Alice
Grower. Pearl Carroll, Agnes Dickie,
Mary Estes. Stella Jolly, Mary Kirk,
Mitchell. Mary Parrish. Ivy
Smith, Irene Still and Ruth Whlttle.
Guest Of Mrs. Luce.
Mrs. Adelaide Hustled Long, OF tho
National Arts Club. New York City.
Is the guest in Richmond of Mrs. John
6. Luce. In addition to being minia-
turist, Mrs. Long has been tho editor
rator." a miniature. painted by Mrs.
Long. Of little Gilbert Luce, wns hung
Mt the National Arts Club.
Harvey-Mlller.
Bethlehem Lutheran Church was the
scene of beautiful marriage at $3.50
o'clock Thursday evening, when Mr..
Miss Agnes Helen KILLER. daughter of
Mrs. Matilda Miller and the late Charles
L. Miller, at one time n prosperous
OF this city.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. +. II. Mcnschke.~ The wedding
march was played by Mr.. l.. H. Hill
gartner, accompanied on the violin by
Professor Max Grolock.
The church was handsomely deco
rated with palms and yellow chrysan-
themums. the color scheme being yell
low and white.
The bride wore a gown of white
messalinc satin and princess lace, and
carried shower bouquet Of lilies Of
the valley and Bride roses. Her veil
was caught with a diamond brooch,
the gift OF the groom.
She entered with her brother. Mr..
Otto l.. Miller. and was met at the
altar by the groom with his best man,
MIR. C. +. Hanewinckel.
Her attendants We're her sister, Mrs.
Julius Kindervater. as matron of honor.
and Misses Annie Node and Annie
as bridesmaids.
yellow silk and Irish point, and car
ried yellow chrysanthemums. The
bridesmaids also carried yellow chry-
santhemums and wore charmin g
dresses of white silk null. trimmed
with Irish point lace and yellow satin
girdles. Messrs. Paul Miller, Joseph
tTanewinckcl. William Kindervater and
Eugene Oehlschlaeger acted as ush-
crs, and Mr.. Fred Mehlbrecll as master
OF ceremonies.
After the wedding n reception was
given at the homo of the BRIDES moth
er, on West Cary Street.
a large number of handsome we'd
ding gifts were displayed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey will spend their honey
moon in Danville. Florida and Cuba.
To Give Reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carter Stuart
have issued invitations for an evening
reception. to be given November 9th
at Q o'clock, in their home, No. 321 West
Franklin Street.
Hermitage Road Popular.
Hermitage Road promises to be a
popular residential section of the cit,
this winter. Mr.. ana Mrs. Beverly
Munford have taken Mr.. Clement
Skaters house. and Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Shelton Williams that owned and occu:
pied by the late Mrs. Addie Dcaue
Lyons. other prominent families, arc
already established there.
Chairman of Afternoon.
Mrs. John S. Munce will be chairman
of the afternoon at Woman's Club and
not Miss Leigh. as announced yester.
day.
Committee Thanks Helpers.
The committee OF st. AIMS societ,
OF st. Marys Church extend thell