The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-01


. Milan, Continental Shapes, for
trimmed hat She carried pink sweet
peas. Mr.. Rives Fleming, brother OF
the groom, was best man.
The bride came in with her matron
of honor. She wore blue Shantung
SILK, With hat to match. Her flowers
were lilies OF the aYalley and white
sweet peas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming left at noon
for a Northern tour. After the middle
Of May they will be at home at No.
500 West Grace Street.
ChristInn-Nelson.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Eliza
beth Nelson. daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Cary Nelson, Of
Charles City county, to Mr.. Benjamin
Lacy Christian, took place on Wednes-
day April 23th. at o'clock. in the
Church of the Epiphany, Washington,
D. c., Rev. Randolph Fl. Mckim off,
ciating.
Among those present were Mrs.
Willis B. Mooers. Miss Mary w.
Crmoartie Miss Lucy 3. Catlett and
Mr.. George Tebbs Nelson, all OF Rich
mond, Va. The bride wore travelling
suit Copenhagen blue, with hat to
match. After an extended Northern
tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian will be
at home at Tettington, Charles City
county.
Excurslon to VILLA msburE.
Much interest is eyinced in the ex.
cursion to Williamsburg tomorrow,
under the auspices OF Young Ladies
Society, Second Presbyterian Church,
and indications point to a large and
delightful company. The champion
ship ball game between the Richmond
College and William and Mar teams.
to be played there on Saturday, las
attracted a large number, and
charmin. day is ANTICIPATED.
Conservatory Recital.
The Richmond Conservatory Of
Music will give recital at sos East
Grace Street Friday evening, at $50
O'Clock. The public is invited.
Hnmpden-Sidncy Glec Club.
A concert will be given this eve
ming in the jefferson Hotel auditorium
by the Hampden- Sidney Glee Club.
A number of society women who are
patronesses of the concert and the
Hampden- Sidney alumni are acombin-
ing to render the evening both a sue,
cess and a pleasure.
For Foreign Missions.
Miss Maria Blair will deliver her
lecture on Jerusalem and the Isles OF
the Adriatic'' in the lecture-room of
Seventh Street Christian Church, Fri
day night. The lecture is most inter-
estins and delightful. and 1t is ex-
pected that a large audience will be
present.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Garrett G. Gooch, of Staunton.
will be the guest for a short while of
Mrs. r. T. Hunter. at 215 East Frank
lin Street.
Mrs. ". Fl. Perkins and Miss Bell
Perkins are again at home, at Ala
West Franklin Street. Miss Perkins
spent the greater part of the winter
and early spring in Washington and
at Old Point.
Miss Mildred Minor Woodward, who
has been taking a vocal course OF
study in New York is now at the
Chesterfield with her parents.
Miss Susie Robertson. of Stanton.
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Hunter
Holmes Mcclure. Miss Sarah Robert
son is expected to arrive on Saturday.
They will remain in Richmond for the
Montague-McGuire wedding taking
place on Wednesday next, May 9Th.
Miss Bessie N. Wilson has returned
from visit to friends in Smithfleld
and Norfolk.
Mrs. S. D. Cox is the guest of rela-
tives in Newport News.
Miss Jessie Skeen. of Covington, is
In Richmond. and is stopping at Miss
Pitzer's, lis East Franklin Street.
Mrs, George w. Eaves. Of Atlanta
Ca. is visiting friends and relatives IN
Richmond
Miss Fanny Michelbacher is spend-
ing few days In New York.
Miss Gwendolyn Rutherford. who
mas been IN Richmond since the Easter
vacation and was maid OF honor at
the Mayo rutherford wedding on
will return to 81. Marv,s
n. j., tomorrow.
Miss Laeta Goodwin. OF Myth eville
and Mrs. Goodwin are spending some
time IN Richmond, having been guests
at the marriage OF their relative. Miss
rutherford, to Mr.. Mayo, on April
29th. go
Miss Levy, of Rock Island, Ill, is
me guest OF her cousin. Mrs. M. Ar
q old' OF ll2s West Franklin Street.
Good Concert at Warren.
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