The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-27
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man of this church The venerable
ediiice was erected in 1884, rescued
from neglect and decay. and restored
TO good condition by the patriotic 40.
men OF Fails Church. village on the
Leesburg pike, in Fairfax county.
stonewall Jackson Chapter. United
daughters Of the Confedcracy, fug
marked the birthplace Of General lack
son in ClarEsburg. w. Va. BY placing a
tnplet on the David Davidson building
there. The unvciiing ceremonies took
place yesterday. Miss Mabel Arnold
OF Beverley ". Va. a grandniece OF
General Jackson. drew the veil. and
DIR. James Power Smith, of Stonewali
Jackson's STAFF, made the memorial
address.
Married mt Madison
Al Madison. Montgomery county. Va !,
the wedding OF Miss Margaret Lang
horne Ellis, daughter of William Nun
ford Ellis and granddaughter. through
her mother. of the late John Archer
La.shorne. to Charles Henry Topping
Of New York. was celebrated yester-
day evening at s O'clock, Rev. C..
Aylett Ashby, OF Amherst, Va, ofici-
a:ing.
The house was decorated in autumn
leaves. golden rod and trailing vines.
Countless candles In quaint silver and
20 the scene. The nuptial VOWS were
piighted before an improvised altar.
where flowers were nlassed against a
background OF greeRery. Mrs Parker
Eskridge. of Lynchburg, rendered
Mcndelssoh's wedding march as the
wedding party entered.
The bride walked to the altar with
her father. the groom and his best
man Frederick Lincoln Goddard. OF
New York. awaiting her. She wore
ivory satin en- trainc, with an over
dress of point lace. family heir.
loom. tulle veil and orange blossoms
ana carried q shower OF lilies of the
ALLEY Her ornaments were pearls
Inc maid of honor, Miss Olive Trow-
bridge. OF New York. was gowned In
pale green chiffon and satin, and had
bouquet of orchids
Other attendants were Miss Pearl
Tyler Ellis and John Tyler Ellis, Miss
Leila MacLachlan Ellis and Gardiner
Ellis, Miss Mary Langhorne Cloyd and
John Archer Cloyd. Miss Cornelia
Horsiord Ellis and Allen T. Eskridge
Jr. The bridesmaids wore gowns OF
white messaline and white tulle wells,
with wreaths of pink roses
Miss julia F'leurot Ellis, attired in
white organdie with lace. and Munford
ELLIS were the ribbon bearers. Master
Lion Ellis carried the ring in the
heart OF a rose
after the ceremony reception was
given the bridal pair by Mr. and Mrs.
William Munford Ellis. Mrs. Ellis was
charming in lavender SILK and old lace
Her flowers were orchids. She is the
Youngest daughter and child OF former
President John Tyler. Of Sherwood
Forest Va. and was born while her
father was a membe. OF the Confed.
crane Congress.
In md Out of Town.
Mrs. Thomas Cary johnson and
family have returned to their home
at Union theological Seminary after
spending pleasant summer at Lewis
burg. w. Va.
Miss Alice Reed entertained last
Thursday at the Country Club In
honor OF Midshipman Terrell.
Miss Irene II. Armes. the physical
director of the Young Woman's Chris
tian Association, is back at her post
OF duty after spending the summer at
her home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Hoge will be
at iI0l Park Avenue for the winter.
Mrs. j. u Mason. VINO viii be with
her son. DR.. Norton Mason. this winter
has arrived in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Gordon will
move this week to 1913 West Grace
Street.
Miss Martha Lefebvre will spend
the winter at 200 East Franklin
street.
Mrs Amos Cover. Of Ginter Park
who has been in Kingston. n. Y, since
early summer. has returned for the
winter.
Mrs, Beverly r. Selden and Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Daniel have taken the
house, Is North Third Street
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Warwick Har-
mon will occupy apartments at The
Franklin about the first of October
Mrs Harmon has been visiting at Mr.
Harmon's former home, near Lexing.
ton, Va.
Mrs. Edward Gilmore. who spen,
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. y. Trice, of Woodlawn, Louisa
county, stopped for few hours In
Richmond last week. returning to At
lanta.
Miss Louise BRADY spent Monday OF
this week in Richmond, returning to
Powhatan county in this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. who have been
! in Roanoke for the summer, are at ale
East Franklin Street.
Mrs. Charles G., Bosher leaves this
week for New York. to be absent for
some time.
Miss Rosslie Herndon and daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Hferndcp. are al