The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-28
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Marriage of Miss Margaret d. Williams.
a telegram received from Mr.. Alfred
r. Williams. of this city. announces the
marriage at Uvalde, Texas, of his
daughter, Miss Margaret cambridge
Williams, to Mr.. w. Douglas searson.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. R. ". Anderson. Of ST. Philips
Church. that city.
Mr.. Searson Is South Carolinian,
but was engaged in the cotton business
a; Bunllie, La. He and Miss William ms
met and became engaged in Florida
last year. Recently his health became
seriously impaired, and he was COM
PEELED to retire from his business for
The time and go to Uvalde, where the
climate is more favorable Upon learn
ing from him OF his illness. alone and
In strange community, Miss Williams
determined to go to him and to devote
herself to nursing him back to health.
In the face of the protests of her entire
family, she insisted that 1t was her
duty, as she had become engaged to
him in the time OF his health and
prosperity. to go to his assistance while
lie was sick and In need of her help.
She was accompanied on her long jour-.
ney by her father, who returns to Rich
mond this week.
Lnngford-Porter.
A very quiet but beautiful marriage
took place at noon on Wednesday. when
Miss Bessie Keith Porter. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. "A. C. Porter, became the
bride of Mr.. Bertram ". Langford, of
Pine Bluff. Ark.
The ceremony was performed by the
r1As, NTA1t IT,, t,n f,0r, Of t11ns
brides grandmother, Mrs. NJ. J. Lee,
and was attended only by the imme-,
|diate friends and relatives of the par
ties. Mr.. Langford Is young business
man of Pine Bluff, Ark, where the
couple will make their future home.
Ben Greet In Richmond.
Ben Greet and his company of play
ers will come to Richmond from the
University Of Virginia and give benefit
performances for the Retreat for the
Sick on May 18th.
Personal Mention.
Lieutenant Samuel G. Talbot, United
States Army, and Mrs. Talbot, Of
Matanzas, Cuba, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnett Lewis at No. sos East
Franklin Street. Lieutenant Talbot
Is a graduate OF the Virginia Military
Institute and former Richmonder. He
brought Mrs. Talbot to Richmond as
bride, and both will be cordially well
coined by many friends.
Mrs. j. H. Richardson, Of Erie, Pa,
who has been visiting Old Point. is
now at No. lis East Franklin Street.
Miss Grace Richardson has returned
to Erie
Miss Ellen Witt, Miss Rosalie Jones
and Miss Susie MCGUIRE. who spent
Easter week at the University of Vir-
Eginia and had delightful time at
the germans have returned to Rich
mond,
Miss Resale Valentine returned yes
terday to ST. Mary's, Burlington, N. j.,
after spending the Easter holidays IN
Richmond.
Miss Nina Johns, who came to Rich
mond to attend the Houston-Prlce we'd
ding, has returned to Norfolk.
Miss Minnie Derby, who has been
studying piano in Berlin under Marsten
Krause. will spend the spring months
travelling and studying with Miss
katherine Heyman in Baden Baden and
Southern Germany.
Mr.. Gwinn Nixon, of Augusta. Ga,
spent Saturday In Richmond. He left
early Sunday morning to visit the
family OF Mr.. r. A. Trice, at Wood
lawn, near Buckner's Station, Louisa.
From that point he will go 10 New
York.
Mrs George D. Lambeth and son, Mr..
p. i. lambeth. left last night FOR Eliza
beth City, N, c., to attend the mar
lr,age Of her son, Mr., William H. Lam
Beth, to Miss Mary Spruill Weeks, on
|the goth OF this month. Mr.. r. L. Lam
beth will be best man.
Mr.. !. p. scoggin passed through
Richmond yesterday afternoon en- routs,
| to Elizabeth City, NJ G., to attend the
Lambeth Weeks wedding on the 29th.