The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL
ED CAMP HALL blossomed out
In red and white last night for
the reception given by Rich.
\ mond Chapter. United Daugli..


mond Chapter. United Daugll.
tors OF the Confcderncy.
Confederate flags were everywhere
in evidence, and red and white roses
und red and white carnations, rendered
the air fragrant with their perfume.
All the flags used during the reunion
last juno were draped on tho walls.
The table was ornamentcd with roses
nnd carnations and red candles In silver
randelabrn, resting on handsome lace.
The receiving party was formed of
the officers OF the chapter-Mrs. N. v.
Randolph. Mrs. Il. D. Taylor, Mrs.
Thomas S. Bocock, Mrs. Hugh Miller,
Mrs. 3D. A. Dlcnner, Miss Helen Mc1n-
tyre, thegprcsldents OF other local Con-
fcderate and patriotic organizations,
Mrs. Gregory, of the Chesterfield Chap
ter; Mrs. Charles Drewry. OF the Pc
torsbiirg Chapter; Mrs. John Randolph
fucker, Mrs. George w. Bagby. Mrs.
w. II. Chapman and Mrs. Alice NJ.
Tyler
The committee or arrangements, who
received many congratulations on Its
f1ccessful management, was formed OF
ladies well known through their zeal
Gus services In the chapter They were
assisted In serving by the young
Daughters Of the chapter, among whom
and Anna and Louisa Purcell.
The bleak winter weather made the
brilliant interior OF Lee Camp Hall
seem all the more charming by force
pf contrast. Responding to the cordial
Invitation extended. many strangers in
the city, Confederate veterans and
members OF the General Assembly. with
their wives. called to do honor to the
occasion and enjoy chapter hospitality,
which was extended In most delightful
fashion.
The gowns worn by many OF the
ladies present were very handsome. A
feature OF the evening was the singing
Of Dixie" by all present, ceremonial
never omitted In the program OF any
Confederate function.
Out.ot-Town Guests.
Among the out-of-town guests who
will come to Richmond for the Wight
Hayes wedding on Saturday next will
be alr. and Mrs. Louis guttrlck, OF
New York; Mrs. ". j. Walker. who
has been spending the winter In New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Matthicrson,
OF Newark, n. j.: Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Mccullough and Miss Virginia Nc
Caches. OF Louisville, KY: Mr.. and Mrs.
William D. Wight. Mr. Hyatt Wight
and Mr.. Frank Wight. OF Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Simonen. of Phila-
delphia: Mr.. Walter Hutchns, Miss
Angie Artnat. of Washington: Mr..
James Do&nman. OF New York. Mrs.
William McGil1 OF Petersburg: Mr..
Charles Wallace and Mrs. Mary A.
bowman. OF Fredericksburg: Mrs. II.
Is. Goodridge. OF Norfolk: Dr. and Mrs.
Snuibh AMI Miss Sauibb. OF BROOKLYN:
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Stokes. of Elk
Hill. Goochiand county. and Mrs. Anne
& Green. ot Culpeper.
Mr.. Wight and his party VIII be at
the Jefferson Hotel while in Rich
Inon..
McCnll-Taylor.
Tho marriage of Miss Lillian Rosalie
Taylor. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
orville TAYLOR, to DR.. William Reed
Mccall, OF Georgia. was celebrated yes
terday evening at 9 o'clock. in st.
James Church. the Rev William Meade
Clark officiating.
The bride WAS gowned handsomely
IL white mcssalfne, trimmed with
duchess lace. Her veil was caught
with diamond and pearl sunburst.
she wore her mothers pearls and car
rsfd a shower bouquet of lilies OF the
valley.
Aire. George T. King. sister of the
bride. and rnatron OF honor. wore a
rrean lace robe over cream satin. and
pearl ornaments The bridesmaids,
Misses Louise Barber. Rena King
Minnie Taylor and Blanche King. We're
attired In white dotted net trimmed
with white satin bands and worn over
pink messaline and coronets,, girdles
and buckles OF pink rosebuds. Both
the matron of honor and the brides
maids had bouquets of Killarney roses.
Mrs John O. TAYLOR. the mother Of
the bride. wore black velvet and