The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-24


will do all in their power to render the
occasion pleasant and profitable. Din
ner and refreshments will be sold By
the society.
Tickets are for sale at T. A. Miller's
and by Mrs. T. William Penberton,
No. $50 West franklin Street; Mrs.
John A. Coke, Jr., of No. 1914 Yves.
Grace Street, and all other members of
the society.
sIusicnlc Mt womnn's Club.
The Loving Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers, of which Mrs. r. William Penn
berton is leader will give vocal and
Instrumental concert at $40 o'clock
this evening at the Woman's Club.
Features OF the musicale will be u
nanter's orchestra, and violin numbers
by little Miss Annie Fulton, of Fred
cricksburg.
To Attend Archonidcs Ball.
Several young gentlemen Of Rich
Ilond. among them Mr.. Kent Rawley.
expect TO attend the Archonides ball. to
be given by the daughters of Senator's
and Representatives in Washington. at
Mr.. Rawley is a friend OF Miss Will
llams. Of Mississippi. and also OF Miss
Bessie Lamb. who Is the president OF
the Archonides.
To Place Window in Blnndford.
Mrs. NJ. 81 Pitcher. state president
of the TennN'see Daughters of the
confederacy. as appointed Mrs. VIII
liam Hume chairman of Tennessee
mefnnrfQ1 ,r,jt 10.
for placing a window in Biandford
church, Petersburg. according to a
pledge made by the State at the. Gulf
port convention In 1905.
Mrs. Hume Is a Virginian by birth
and has done valuable work in Ten
nessee in behalf of the Association for
the Preservation of Virginia Anti
quities. Members OF her committee
are Mrs. f. w. Ring and Mrs. Henry
, skeggs.
A very quiet but pretty marriage
took place at MELVILLE" the home OF
the bride. in Sussex county, at noon
on Wednesday. the contracting parties
being Miss Ella Owen Edwards and
Mr.. Proctor L. Barrett.
The lower floor OF the house was
decorated with varied spring flowers.
Only few intimate friends were pres
emit, and no invitations were Issued on
account of recent death In the
brides family.
The Rev. w. W. Edwards, the broth
er OF the bride, off1ciated.
Misses Mabel and Helen Edwards at
tended their sister, and were attired
in dainty frocks of white SILK and
Nalenciennes lace.
The bride. who looked Charming in
a Nntnc- ~ o1o !,
with hat and gloves to match, is a
very popular and attractive young
lady, and the groom Is we'll known
young business man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple were driven to the sta
ton. where they boarded the train for
their future home at Gale.
Personal Mention.
Mrs A. Dettelbach, who has been
recuperating t Atlantic City for sew
eral weeks, is now the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Henry Heller, at 1925 Yves,
Grace Street. Mrs. Dettelbach. will re-
turn to her home In Louisville. Ky.
about the LIST of May.
Mrs. E. A. craighill, OF Lynchburg
is visiting Mrs. M. P. Harris.
Mr.. E. j. Warren has been the CUES
of Mrs. It'd. Ransom in Stanton.
Carter Hall. near WILDWOOD, ir
Clarke county, has been bought from
Mr.. Eben Richards, OF New York, by
| Mr.. Townsend Burwell, Of Wildwood
Carter Hall is considered one of the
finest estates In Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Greenway Rus.
sell have been guests during their
wedding trip OF DR.. Russell's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac W. Russell, OF
| Winchester
! Miss Rosale Mines is the guest OF
Miss Louise Jones. of Norfolk.
Dr. Thomas Nelson Page will de.
lliver the commencement address at
Randolph Macon Woman's College or
June I'd, in Lynchburg.
The wedding Of Miss Ethel Wister
OF philadelphia, to Mr.. Arthur M
Chichester, Jr, of lyon, near Lees.
burg, was scheduled to take place yes
terday in old st. Peters Church. Phil.
adelphia. The bride and groom vii
! live near Leesburs.
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