The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
BY WILLIAM WALSH.

bouquet of Bride roses, She was attend
ed by the maid of honor her sister, Miss
4 sallc Jones, who was handsomely gowned
in white silk null over taffeta.
The bridesmaids were Misses Katy
! Bedford City, Va; Lucille Crooks, of
/ Manchester, Va; Esther White, Matte
Eiite, Ethel Williamson, Ellie Coleman
and Jennie ellis, of Earl. Va, who wore
| white silk null over taffeta.
| Mr.. Waverly Webb, of Blackstone, Va,
! was the best man, and the ushers We're
/ Messrs. j. N. Featherstone, Paul Cole
man, Aubin Jones, John Clay. Wilbor
| White, Julian ellis, Hugh Hite and Allen
Clay
The guests from n distance We're Mrs.
! Waverly Barbee, of Suffolk, Va; Miss
| Hazel Crooks, of Manchester Va, and
| Mr.. j. Irving Harrison, of Richmond, Va.
The happy couple left on an extended
Northern tour, and on their return will
| be at home to their many friends at Orb,
Va. where the groom is prosperous
| young business man.
Elect Officers.
The Hampton Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, held Its annual meeting
Wednesday afternoon. The ballot cast
for the election of a president resulted IN
Mrs. e. Penoledon Jones. Mrs Hudgins,
who has already served twelve years as
president of the chapter, asked that her
name be withdrawn, and Mrs. Jones was
declared president. Other officers chosen
were as follows: Vice-presidents. Mes
danes Harry w. Cooker, w. L. Daugh-
erty and II. Clay Morrow; secretary, Mrs
Thomas keaton; treasurer, Mrs. II. C.
Rees.
The chapter, which has already con-
| tributed largely to the Home for Needy
Confederate Women in this city, decided
| to permanently endow room in that
| institution.
1t is expected that the Old Dominion
Dragons Chapter and the Hampton
Chapter will be merged into one in the
| near future.
In Honor of Miss Huntington.
Mrs. r. G. Thornton, of No. 1919 Mon
ument Avenue, was hostess at a charm
ing card party Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Miss Huntington, of Far1nville
Beautiful holiday decorations were in
American Beauty roses and palms.
Mrs Thornton was elegantly gowned
in black lace over white silk, and Miss
Huntington wore beautiful dress of
soft white silk Receiving with them
We're Mrs. David T. Williams, in black
silk and white lace; Mrs. Samuel Davis, in
violet cloth; Miss jamie Wingo. In pale
yellow chiffon, and Miss Mary Thornton,
in white lace over silk.
Mrs. B. II. Ellington and Mrs. Paulus
Irving served punch.
Miss Helen OFerrall scored for the
game of euchre. Miss Nancy Waddill
won the first prize, two pretty compan-
ion pictures, which she presented with
graceful little speech to the guest of
honor. Miss Bernard Cooke won second
place, and was presented with a dainty
bottle of violet water in a cut glass case.
Those playing were Misses Lucy Dun
nington, Bernar>4 Cooke, Martha Robin
son. Helen Lath1pp, Katherine Dayton,
of New York; Nancy Waddlll. Eugene
Taylor, Katherine Watkins, Elise Park
inson, Elizabeth Frazier, Hattie Shields
Mabel O'F'errall, Virginia Chamberlayne,
jamie Wingc. Louise NIcAdams and Lii
liam Billford.
Personal Mention.
Miss Lander, of Brazil who has s.cn
spending the holidays with Mr. and ITrs.
Charles Bosher has returned to ran
dolph-NIacon Womans College to resume
her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. TT. Martin and sister,
Miss Christopher, who have been visiting
their parents Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Martin,
In Lynchburg, have returned home.
Mrs Dora Mailman is the guest Of her
parents in Hampton.
Mr.. Richard Parker has returned to
his work, at Richmond College, after
spending the holidays at his home. In
Suffolk.
Mr., Littlepage Holiday, of the Uni
versity of Virginia, has returned home
after being the guest for the holidays
of Mrs. William H. Minor, at Forest
Hill Park.
Miss Nellie MoLuer. of Richmond, who
among the guests at a delightful tea
given on Tuesday afternoon by Misses
Mary and Eleanor Pnkerton at their
home, in Warren Crescent. She also
attended the entertainment given Mon
day evening by Miss Margaret Britt.
Mr. ]. Holcombe Alexander Is visit
ing friends in Staunton.
Mrs. c. NJ Boswell and little son are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Elan,
in Suffolk.
Miss Lula o. phillips is visiting Mrs.
NJ j. Pritchard, in Berkeley.
Miss Beatrice Crawford has returned
TO her home, in Alexandria, after visit
Ing the Misses Stewart at Brook Hill.
Miss Beryl Barber has returned from
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