The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-25

bearer. wore pretty frock OF pale
blue silk and carried the ring on a
silver waiter.
The bride was attred In a travelling
suit of pale gray chiffon cloth, with hat
and gloves to match, and carried
bound copy of the marriage vow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards left imme-
diately for Baltimore and other North
orn points. They will reside at surry
Courthouse, Va. after May 18th.
Mr.. Edwards is clerk of Surry coun-
ty, and is very prominent in that Sec
ton OF the State. A number OF his
friends attended the marriage.
Smith-Mancher.
st. Mary's German Catholic Church
was the scene OF pretty but quiet
marriage yesterday morning. when
Miss Anna Margaret Mancher, became
the bride of Mr.. Alonza Thomas Smith,
OF Buckners. Louisa county.
The bride was becomingly attired in
tailored gown OF gray cloth, with
picture hat to match.
The maid OF honor was Miss Rosa
NJ. Mancher. NJ. D.. of Carro1ton. Pa.
cousin OF tho bride. who wore gown
of blue silk with hat and gloves to
match
The groom was attended by Mr.. E.
II. billiard. of Richmond. Va.
The bride is the second daughter OF
Mrs. Sophia Mancher, OF puckners, and,
having visited here often, Is well
known. NJ
The groom is the oldest son OF Mr.
~ f. Smith. prosperous farmer OF
Louisa county. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Edward, of ST.
Mary's.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith drove to the Union Station,
where they took the westbound train
for an extended trip.
Nelson-Sanford.
On the 18th of April. at the Baptist
Church in Jefrcrsonton. Va. at P. NJ.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. H. Sanford, and Mr..
Thomas Franklin Nelson. of Kappa
hammock. We're united In marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. NJ. II.
Sanford. father Of the bride. who was
assisted by his son. Rev. Ryland San
ford. of Hampton. Va.
The bride, prettily attired in prin-
cess gown OF point and d'esprit over
satin. wearing a veil. entered the
church with her sister, Miss Nellie May
Sanford. who was maid OF honor The
groom entered with his best man, Mr..
Edward Nelson. of Lunenburg
Preceding these were the little broth
er of the bride, Master Paul Sanford,
and little Miss Naude Nelson, sister
of the groom. who ofIiciated at tia
gates.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lillian
Bowden, of Richmond; Misses Mary
Nelson Juliet Robson and Mamie
Latham, of Rappahannock: Miss Bessie
Button. of Jefrersonton. and Miss Ger
trudc Armstrong. of Waterloo. The
groomsmen were Messrs. James Nelson,
James Doyle, Moffett spilman and Will
liam Corbin. of Rappahannock, and
Messrs. Hugh Crigler and Luther
Pierce, Of Culpeper. Va.
Messrs. j. Mortimer Button and
James Button. OF Jeffersonton; Mr.
Waters, of Amissville. and Mr.. Curtis
of Culpeper, acted as ishers.
c. M. L. S. Meets.
The Confederat Memorial Literary So
ciety met yesterday morning In the Con-
federate Museum. Mrs. Alfred Gray pre-
sided and Mrs. James r. Werth acted as
secretary, in the absence Of Mrs J. En-
ders Robinson.
Ladies present were Mrs. Decatur Az
tell. Mrs. Wyatt. Mrs. ]. Taylor Elyson,
Mrs. c. Il. Boiling. Mrs. T. A. Cary, Mrs.
j. Booten Hill, Mrs. Addison l.. Ho!la-
day, Miss Matte Harris, Mrs. Dunlop,
Mrs. w. N. Hamlet, Miss Minnie Baugh-
man. Mrs. G. w. p. Brock, Mrs. N. C.
Shelton, Mrs. w. B. Freeman. Miss Ellen
Jones, Mrs. Robert. S. Christian, Mrs.
Thomas S. Bocock, Mrs. l.. NJ. Hart,
Mrs. a. NJ. Gwathmey. Mrs. P. j. White,
Miss Betty Ellyson. Mrs. Theodore Eli
Tyson, Mrs. James R, Werth. Mrs. Alfred
Gray. Mrs. Samuel Young. Mrs. r. A.
Patterson, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. w. j. John
son, Mrs. Archer Anderson. Miss Ander-
son, Mrs. ]. D. Crump, Mrs. w. S. Muir
ray, Mrs W. G. Miller. Miss Georgia
Blankenship, Miss Crenshaw, Mrs. d. A.
Brown Mrs, George a. Lyon, Mrs. N. V.
Randolph and Mrs. L. c. Daniel,
| Arrangements We're made for a joint
reception to be given on May slst, from
) TOT P. NJ. by the memorial associations
of Richmond and Richmond Chapter
Daughters of the ContedcracS. to the vis-
iting delegates and veterans who will
| be In attendance upon the reunion, to-
gcther with the regents of the several
State rooms in the Confederate Museum