The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-01
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL.

ENCAJlNAL4
-7IfE wedding Of Miss Emmie
Armstrong McLauchlan. daugi1.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
NfcLauchlan, to Mr.. Joseph
L Hawkes. Smith, son OF Mr. John
Smith of Glasgow. Scotland, Will be
celebrated at 1890 o'clock on Thurs
day morning In st. Joints Episcopal
Church, the Rev. Robert A. Goodwin
officiating.
Mrs j. S. Royster. sister OF the bride,
will be matron Of honor, and Mr..
Howell Richardson will be best man,
Mcssrs. Howell Richardson, Stuart
Royster, Herbert McMinn. John Bliley
and Howard Weisiger will officate Us
| ushers.
An ante-nuptial reception will be
given on Wednesday at the BRIDES
home on Libby Fill. Immediately at.
ter tho ceremony on Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith will leave for New York.
They will go abroad for their wedding
tour, sailing on Saturday.
Recital by Pupils.
At the home Of Miss Belle Johnson,
on North Third Street a recital was
given on Thursday afternoon by the
members OF her music class. The uni
formly good work OF the pupils paid
cessful work of their teacher. Num-
bers deserving special mention
were Heather Rose" played by
Master Porter: 1.-THE Last Hope .
by Miss Annie Nicholas; two
| selections by Miss Mary Porter. and
by the Brookside," by Miss Alma
| Cecil.
A beautiful bracelet was presented
to Miss Mary Porter as a prize for
having the best lessons during the
year.
| bach's Fifth Nocturne.' by Miss
Archie Berkeley; Polka (Lichner), by
Miss S. Coleman; Heller's THE Water
Sprite," by Miss Lillian Cook: Lang's
"Pilgrinls' Chorus" from "Tannhauser,''
by Miss Katherine Staten; schubert's
Barili's Cradle Song" by Miss Margie
Nicholas, and Behr's Prayer" and
Little Waltz" by Miss Gene Heck.
Chesterfield Chapter.
| The regular meeting OF Chesterfield
Chapter United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy, will be held in the home OF
Mrs. j. NJ. Gregory this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Mission Meeting.
The Richmond city Mission will hold
this morning in the assembly hall OF
the-Woman's Christian Association.
Sunday School Picnic.
| The Sunday schools of Holy Trinity
and st. James Churches will give an
leScursion-p picnic on Saturday at Buck
roe Beach. The train will leave the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway station
at 9:15 A. NJ. Tickets may be pro-
cured at Childrey's drug store, First
and Broad Streets; from the Chester
field, and from any of the children
belonging to the schools.
vaden-Zlmmcrman.
The Washington Herald of Saturday
| contained the following paragraph of
interest to the Richmond relatives and
friends of the contracting parties:
Miss Louise c. Zimmerman Of Rich
mond, Va, was married here on Thurs
day afternoon to Mr.. William G. Walden
\ also Of Richmond. The ceremony was
| performed by Rev. Paul E. Mcneil, in
the Concordia Lutheran Church. at
o'clock, in the presence of a small party
of close friends. Immediately after the
ceremony wedding dinner was served
Tin EngeIs Hotel The bride and bride
i groom will make their future home ir
Richmond"
Anniversary Banquet.
The members Of the famous Wash
.|ington Artillery commemorated the
/ forty-seventh anniversary of their de
parture from New Orleans to join tbs
Army Of Northern Virginia. on May
81, 1861, by a splendid banquet given
in the St Charles Hotel. New Orleans
A pleasant incident connected with
1 the commemoration was the sendin
II OF telegram to General Thomas l.
Rosser, Of charlottesville' by MS o.e
4 comrades. congratulating him on the
I fortv-f,fth anniversary of his wedding
day.
The washington Artillery was rep
resented in Richmond at the Confed'
crate Reunion of June 8, 1907, wher
the JEFFERSON Davis Monument wa
4 unveiled. Richmond friends were re-
4 membered in the sending out OF com.
1 memoration cards. which were reae
here with much interest. General w
IL Behan was postmaster OF the coca
4 sion and Mrs. Behan, who is presiden
Of the Confederated Memorial Asso
4 citation, is expected to come to Rich
. mond for the jefferson Davis centen
Mai celebration on Wednesday.
Among those responding to toast
az the banquet were Colonel j. Adolpl
4 Chalaron and Mr.. Sumpter Turner. DOT
of whom are most pleasantly remem
bered here.
ferson Davis. Lee, Jackson, Beauregaro
Johnston and departed comrades wa
drunk standing and in silence.
n Lncy-Copclnnd.
invitations have been issued by NJ
and Mrs, w. S. Copeland for the Weu
cing Of their daughter. Mary katH
7 crime. to Mr.. Lane Lacy, son OF I'll
= late Judge Ben Lacy, and until ~, re
! Gently a resident Of Richmond. IN
wedding will be celebrated on Jun
11tLat 6 p. NJ. and a special car, leav
Z ing Perry Street station, Manchester
at 1870 O'Clock on the afternoon
that day, will take guests to No. Il
south Sycamore Street. Petersburg
: where the ceremony will be performed
i. Miss Copeland made her debut !
Richmond several years ago and spen
the succeeding summer in Europea
! travel. She and her lance are bot
Ivory popular In Richmond society, an
: the marriage will be q prominent an