The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-24

day afternoon in honor OF her small
niece, little Miss Margaret Atkinson
Dudley. The guests included Misses
Alice Meredith, Louise Wilmer, Eliza
Williams Elise Wilmer and Margaret
Dudley.
AT st. Joscph's.
grand organ and song recital will
be given this afternoon at st. Joseph's
Church, North First and Jackson
Streets, at 4 O'Clock. Mrs. y. w. Mar
tenstein will he at the organ, assisted
by Mrs. c. Guy Hequemburg, viclnist;
Mrs. Frances West, soprano: Webb b,
Eli. tenor, and A. w AIartenstein,
basso. This affair will be n very in
terestlng event In musical circles, and
the public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Meeting Postponed.
The usual monthly meeting OF the
Virginia Society of the Colonial Danes
has been postponed from Tuesday,
April &c, to May TO- which Will also be
the annual meeting, This postpone
ment is the consequence OF the Ma
tional Society OF COLONEL Danes OF
America. which meets in Washington
Gil from Virginia are Mrs. Christopher
Thompkins. Mrs Reginald Gillian,
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler. of Williamsburg
Mrs Harry st. George Tucker. of Lex,
ineton, Va and Mrs. j, Stewart jamie
son. OF Alexandria. The alternates are
Mrs. william T. Robins, Miss Ella
Meredith Cooke. Mrs Gardner Booth
OF Alexandria: Mrs. James Aston Ca
bell, Mrs. Albert H futile. of the Uni.
versity OF Virginia.
Meeting on Monday.
The ST. Johns Circle OF Kings
Daughters viii meet Monday afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock with Mrs BENJAMIN A.
IIord. The admission service will be
held and other important business viii
be discussed Members are asked to
be present.
Anniversary Celebration.
On Friday evening, April 90, the
Grace Street Baptist Church Sunday
school will Gel ebrate its anniversary in
the church auditorium. 1T is a time
honored custom to make the event an
evening of pleasure to It's members
and friends of the school and con .
gregation, and most attractive pro-
gram has been arranged. His Elk
cellency the Governor of Virginia and
>. !
ernor Mann will make the address OF
the evening. Music Of high order
will be lead by the school orchestra,
augmented for the occasion, and there
will be solos and quartctes by some
of the we'll known musicians of Rich
mond; a recitation by Miss Euln Bal
ley, n dialogue by boys OF the junior
department, and song by members
of til Beginners class. will make up
an unusually attractive and Interest,"
ing program.
Miss IIumphreys's Wedding.
DR.. Milton Wylie Hump hreys, pro-
fessor of Greek at the University Of
Virginia, announces the marriage of
his daughter, Jeanette Rosie, to DR..
John Sebastian Derr. Of Johns Hop
kins, Baltimore. The wedding took
place at the family home on Vert
land Street, Charlottesville, at 6
o'clock Wednesday evening, the Rev.
w. w. Lear, D. D., of Norfolk, per-
forming the ceremony.
The bride was given away by her
father, and wore gown OF crepe
meteor, embroidered In pearls and
Duchess lace. Her veil was fastened
wish clusters of orange blossoms and
she carried a bunch of lilies of the
valley, The brides sister, Miss Lou
Use Garland Humphreys. the artist,
from New York, and the groom's only
sister, Miss Norman Kate Derr, Of
Boston We're her only attendants Miss
Humphreys was gowned in batiste and
lace and Miss Derr wore cream silk
They both carried lunches of 4kmeri-
can Beauty roses,
Tho groom's best man was DR.. r,
A
We're Edward Cchriner, Jr., of Fred
Miss Kate Mcneil played 1.-THE
Spring Song" before the service, ac-
compan!ed by Miss Nell Irvine, on the
piano. During the service they rem
dered, 20 Perfect Love"
The rooms We're decorated In dog
wood and hcneysuckle and the walls
hung In cream white, against which
stood an altar lighted by old silver
fandelabra. All tho rooms We're
lighted by candles which gave a
Very charming loot to the old rooms
DR.. and Mrs Derr left for Baltimore,
where they made connection with tho
boat which took them TO Saynnnah,
where they will spend their honey
moon OF two months on an island with
old friends,
Among those present at the wedding
were MISS Katharine Latham, of Bos-
ton M ana Mrs, Edward Schriner,
~ I ureu1f'sk, Md Charles b.. Young,
a. masi,nIgton, ID, g.; oliver Thomas,
s'nrlne hepubllc; Edward Schrlner,
M,cb, IT, !, pfe :. Nd; Or, 1T. Clay
Nan Humphreys, and Miss Wtrrlnia
Jordan OF Norfolk va NJ; = 49,, q .'s.'-