The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-05

I ton OF the Marshall House, and con-
sidering that body the best possible
| custodian for the building. does here
orable Council of the city of Rich
mond to give or place In the keeping
of the Association for the Preserva-
tion of Virginia Antiquities the build
ing known as the Marshall House, sit
uated on the northwest corner of Mar
shall and Ninth Streets, which said as
ISOLATION promises to keep In good re-
pair and to make not only memorial
to the great man whose home II was,
but also source of pride to our city
and education to it's young people"
Miss Garner Weds DIR. Quick.
Miss Ruth Garner. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. William Garner. of Falls
Judge A. A. Freeman, who was the
Acknowledgement for the Post Office
Department during Gartield's adminis-
tration. was married to DIR. Ralph A.
Quick Wednesday evening The ccre-
mony, which was performed at $50
O'Clock by the Rev. w. Edward Callen-
der, in historic Old Falls Church. was
attended by large gathering of reln-
tives and friends Quantities of palms,
ferns and pink roses adorned the
church and Edward Ballenger played
the wedding music
The bride, who entered the church
with her father. who gave her in
marriage, wore handsome gown OF
heavy white satin made with front
panel OF pearl embroidery. Her lonf
tulle veil was arranged with coronet
OF real orange blossoms, sent from
Florida Tor the occasion, and she car
ried shower bouquet OF lilies OF tho
valley.
Miss Mary Milton. of washington,
who wore pale green messaline satin
and carried an armful of Killarney
roses, was the maid of honor. 80
Miss Katherine Milton, Miss Margu-
erte Rowell Miss Susie Davidson,
Miss Margaret Ballard Miss RATHER
inc Garner, and Miss Margaret Copper
were the bridesmaids. The first four
were gowned in pink messaline satin.
and carried Bridesmaids roses and the
others wore white lace over pale
green satin and carried pink roses.
The flower girls, Miss Elizabeth Gar
| ner and Miss Alma McGroarty wore
dainty frocks of white swiss and lace,
and carried baskets OF sweetpeas.
Summer MT North HntIcy.
| Among the Richmond people who
will summer at North Hatley. Canada,
are the following: Mr.. and Mrs. wynd-
ham Meredith and children. Miss Ella
Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Strud-
/, wick and children, Miss Hughes, Mrs.
| Barton Wise. Miss Nell Wise, Miss
Mary Beirne, the Misses Garrett, or
| Washingto ton.
| Tuexday Weddings.
| The wedding OF Miss Bertha Faire
| Bowles, daughter OF Mrs. Daniel Left
| Ice 10 r,l.
Will be celebrated on Tuesday morn
Ing at o'clock In the Broad Street
Baptist Church. with the Rev. j. p.
McCabe officiating
Tho ushers will be John w. Carter,
DR.. c. p, Kearfott, A. r. Mckinney
and j. B. Shumate. Tho groomsmen
VIII be Hugh N. Dyer and Harry Meme
fee. of Rocky Mount. Va, and G. s.
Williamson will BIO the groom's best
man.
Miss Frances Bowles will attend her
sister as maid OF honor, and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Bess Davis
and Miss Beulah Ponton, OF Danville.
The bride will enter with her maid
of honor.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
| Mckinney and his bride will leave Tor
New York.
Another marriage to be celebra ted
! In Richmond on Tuesday morning will
be that OF Miss Kate Christian Nc
| Phail, daughter OF the late John Ruth
Ven McPhail. to Harry Talman Moore,
| which takes place 40 the home OF the
brides aunt. Mrs. Kate Il. Proctor, SIG
| North Twenty-sixth Street, the Rev.
w. II. Proctor. pastor OF Trinity M
| Z. Church. officiating. The groom's
| sister, Mrs, w, L, Phillips, OF Wash
| ington, will play the wedding march
and In tho Fragrant Summer Time"
| during the ceremony
Percy Lawrence Moore Will be his
brothers best man, and little Misses
| Louise Moore and Frances Bell viii
hold the ribbons. The bridal party
| Will be entertained informally on Mon
day evening after the rehearsal. and
/, Mr. and Mrs, Moore will spend their
honeymoon in the North
4 Meetings This Week.
The regular monthly meeting OF tho
/ Florence crittenden Circle. of Rich
mond will he held In the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association Building
on Monday afternoon, June 9, At .
o'clock. Members are asked to attend.
ST. Joints Circle OF tho Kings
Daughters will meet on Monday af-
4 ternooh Mt lao o'clock with Mrs. Roh-
ert Currle, $500 East Grace street.
This II the last reg ular neeting be-
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