The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
To Entertain Regents.

Tho regents of the MI Vernon AS
1oc,ation have been Invited by the
national Society of Colonial Danes,
and also by the Society pf Colonial
Danes in Virginia, to attend the cere-
monies at Jamestown Island on Sat-
urdny, when the memorial church VIII
be presented by the DANES to the
Association for the Preservation OF
Virginih Antiquities.
The Mt. Vernon regents represent
States. and their regent Is honorary
president of the national society. Re-
gents representing the different States
are as follows:
virginia-Mrs. Charles y. Ball; West
virginn--Arrs. Eugene van !tennsa-
lacr; Dclaware-Miss Harriet Conegys;
New York-A1lss Amy Townsend;
Texas--AIrs. Thomas II. Maxey;
Georgia-Arrs. j. j. Wilder, kentucky
Mrs. William Barrett: Michigan
Miss Elizabeth b. a. Kathbonc: NJ
souri-Mrg. Christian Blair Graham;
Tcnncssee--Mrs. Thomas Shepard
Webb: Minncsotn-Mlss Rebecca 81
T'landrcau.
The ladies will arrive about noon
tomorrow, and will be guests at tho
Jefferson. They will go for drive
over the city at o'clock. and Will be
son at o'clock They Will also at
tend n reception at the Woman's Club.
to be given tomorrow afternoon. in
honor of the visiting Colonial Danes.
On Monday they Will attend the tor
centenary celebration on jamestown
Island. and will then proceed down the
river to witness the illumination Of
the fleet in Hampton Roads. They will
then take the Bay Line for Washing
ton to attend the opening session of
tho national association
Observation-Disclosures.
very pretty marriage took place
last evening at o'clock IN the horne
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Landstreet. No.
926 Park Avenue. when tfeic laugh
ter, Martha, became tho BRIDE OF Mr.
robert j. Willingham. Jr.. OF this CITY
The groonl's father. Rev, Dr. Robert J.
Willingham, and Rev. Robert Forsyth
of St Paul's Episcopal Church. were
the officiating clergymen.
Decorations in parlors, hall and din
ing room wee in pink and white. car
lied out very effectively in masses nnc
clusters OF pink and white sweet peas
Mr.. Benjamin Willingham. the
E.oom's brother, was best ln;ih ant
only attendant
Tho bride was gowned in white
satin, with passamenter.e Of silver AM
pearls She also wore long TUT!
veil and carried q shower OF lilies 0
the valley.
The ceremony was followed by
small reception.
Tho marriage Is OF much social In
tcrcat OIL account OF the promincnc
OF the contracting parties. The Bird
10 the great granddaughter OF lrcsi
Inh~ nd
mother, Mrs. Patterson. presided at tn
White House during her father ad
ministration. and the bride has in
herited much OF the grace ard CHAIR
which made her grandmother q ia
nous Washington hostess.
Mr.. Willingham is tho son of Re,
Or. Robert ]. Willingham. secretar
Of the reign Mission Board OF til
Southern Baptist Convention. He
young man OF much business abilit!
and is manager OF the Broad Stree
Branch, Bank Of Richmond.
After bridal tour. Mr.. and Mr.
Wlllingham will reside at No. 25C
kensington Avenue.
Chapter Meeting.
A large and enthusiastic meeting
Richmond Chapter, Daughters Of IL
Confederacy, was held yesterday morl
lHS III Ice camp ttall, MrS. ltondcif
presiding.
The corresponding secretary was r,
quested to write Governor swanson
reference to the condition Of IL
grounds around Leo Monument
Mrs. Vawter, as chairman OF IL
State Library committee, request L
that nletter be sent to Mr.. John p. Kcl
nedy, asking that all Confedcl ate rolf
In the library be placed in the 70,
cases provided for them, anl thus @:
nibitcd during tho reunion especial
a letter was read requesting TIL
some Of the Daughters volunteer