The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-26
o'clock. with Mrs. Armistead Well
ford. at No. liz Cathedral Place.
Summer Classes.

o'clock. with Mrs. Armistead Well
ford, at No. liz Cathedral Place.
Summer Classes.
Summer classes will be conducted
at the Richmond Art Club, No. 2lI
West Grace Street. beginning May
LIST. Miss Elizabeth Mott. who has
been Instructor in Woodworking and
metal work during the past session,
will be in charge of the summer work.
Endorsed Mrs. Mclean.
At the recent Continental Congress,
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
in Washington. Mrs. Samuel w. Jami-
son. OF Roanoke. State regent of
Virginia.: Mrs. Lucy Bailey Henebcr-
ger. of Harrisonbnrg. vice-president-
general from Virginia, and Mrs. Bald
win d. Spilman, State regent of West
Virginia, seconded the nomination of
Mrs Donald Mclean for president
general
Sn1ith-Moore.
A marriage. which will be Of much
interest to Richmond people, took
place in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Merritt RIGGS. Clemson Col
lege. s. c.. on Wednesday evening
at 6 o'clock, when their sister, Miss
Julia KIN Moore, daughter OF the
late Colonel NJ. V. Moore, of Auburn,
Ala, became tho bride of Mr.. Harry
II. Smith. OF Richmond, son of tho late
Dr. o. d. Smith, professor of mathe-
MATES in the Alabama Polytechnic
Institute.
flowers. The wedding march was
played by Miss Iona Tillman, daughter
of Senator Tillman.
Mrs. Williams Merritt Riggs was
matron of honor and Miss Heien
Bradford was maid of honor. otnst
, attendants were the best man, Al
| Roland 3. Hall. and the SroomsmafL
Ny Revnolds Tichenor, both of AT
lanta, Ga.
The bride entered with her brother
,n.law Mr. Walter Merritt Riggs. she
wore a beautiful gown Of just cloth ana
carried Bride roses. The Rev. j. w.
Willis of Rock Hill, S. c.. performed
the ceremony.
reception followed the ceremony.
| The lovely array of bridal presents IN
cluded gifts from New York ana many
| Southern points.
After n tour OF tho North Mr.. ana Mrs
| smith will make their homo in this
city.
Among the guests from distance
who attended the ceremony We're: MIS-
NJ NJ. Gwyn and Mrs. Rufus Lenoil
Gwyn, OF Lenoir, NJ c.; Mrs. .. -
smith and Mrs. Charles G. Thach. o.
Auburn, Ala; Master Harry smitl
Thach, Of Auburn, Ala: the Rev. j. w
Willis and Mrs. Willis. OF Rock an
| S. C.; Miss Iona Tillman. OF trenton
S. c.; Mr.. John More, of Lenoir, N, =,
Mr.. Roland Hall and Mr. feSho'as
Tichenor, OF Atlanta, Ga.
The bride was compliniented by
number of pre-nuptial entertainments
including linen shower given by Mrs
Nc. b. Rudd: reception given by MIS-
7, M Daniel: a luncheon by Mrs. Clay
wife of Captain Clay, y. S. A.; re-
cepion by Mrs. F, H. Fl. Calhoun;
card party by Mrs. =; Meisi hefnre r III,
wedding by President and Mrs. Mel
| Of Clemson College.
Personal Mention.
|taMr. and Mrs. D. Kemper Kellogg ar
spending some time In Atlantic City
They will visit friends in New York pc
| fore returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eugene STAG,
left yesterday for Norfolk. to be tn
4 guest of Mrs. l.. G. Branch. They vii
attend the opening of jamestown EN
i position to-day and will return HON
Monday.
Mrs. r. r. Styll returned to her HON
in Newport News on yesterday that SIN
might attend tho opening celebration 9
the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rineharr, of Gov
Il ington. va, are guests Of Mrs. NJ !
II Vaughan. Mrs Rinehart is PLEASANT
recalled in Richmond as Mrs. August
IL. Cobbs.
Mrs. Hardin Temple Burnley has re
turned after an extended visit TO MIS-
Marsh, in New York. Miss Marsh WI
visit Mrs. Burnley In June
Richmond and Virginia friends Q
miss Helen wylie. of Baltimore, NJ
interested in tho announcement of he
wedding to Mr.. Frederick Mclaughlin
: OF Chicago, taking place on May LIST.
Mrs. James Y, Leigh, OF Norfolk, Va
will unvcil the statue on the Confed
Fl To y,npYp,ant I'm Com rlerCial PlaC,