The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-08
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BlacksburE. on Saturday, October 81
Delegates Elected.
At "A monthly meeting of the Equa,
Suffrage League OF Virginia. held
Thursday afternoon. October s. In 3O7
East Franklin street, the following
delegates and al;ernates were elect.
ed TO the National Suffrage Convcn
tion In Louisville, Ky. on October 19
Mrs. c. V. Meredith. Mrs Harvey
Clarke. Mrs. Carl J. Rostrup and Mrs
Benjamin Crump. of Richmond: Mrs
Lyon G. Tyler. of Williamsburg. and
Mrs. John ii. Lewis. of Lynchburg Va
Altcrnates-Mss Mary Johnston. Mrs
d. Il. Valentine. Mrs. Il. G. Kidd and
Mrs. s. w. Meek, of Richmond.
Tho meeting was very large and
enthusiastic in sentiment. Final ar
ranGements were made for the litcra
ture and luncheon boothsN under league
auspices, at the state Fair. These
booths will be under this direction OF
Mrs. c. V. Meredith, Mrs. ,Rostrup and
Mrs. +. 7. Jobson. Among those who
will give talks at the literature booth
viii be DR., Douglas Freeman. DR.. Roy
X Flanagan. Mrs. d. y. Valentine
Miss Johnston and other league MEM
bers.
BOwman-Caron.
Miss Essie Caron. of South Harrison
Street, and Samuel NJ Bowman. of
West Grace. were married at IL 4 NJ
Wednesday. October T. in the home OF
the Rev. L. n. Calisch. ID. ID. Only
the immediate families of bride and
groom were present. MIR. and Mrs
Bowman left at once for Atlantic City
and New York
Interesting Wedding.
a wedding of much interest in Rich
mond and Virginia was celebrated at
the homo of the brides mother. Mrs
Henry Green Mullins. on Brown Street
in Martinsvillc. last Wednesday even
ing at o'clock, when her doughter
Miss Nell Mullins. became the bride
: of Lieutenant Richard Stearncs Ded-
son, of the United States Coast Ar,1l-
lery Corps, now stationed at Fort Gre
BILE. Rhode Island
The house was beautifully dororat
ed Tor the occasion. Prior to the en-
try of the briday party. Mr.. Tredway
Gravely, of Danville, Va. sang Be
cause" The ushcrs were Messrs John
w. Gravely and John r. Penn, of Mar
! tinsvillc, and the groomsmen. Lieu
tenants Harry ". StovaIl. of Fort Cas-
/ we'll, n. c.. and DIN X LonEino, OF
Fort Mckinley. Maine
The brode was preceded by her
bridesmaids. Misses Sadie May Null
Inns and Miss Laura Dodson, OF Nor
Is H.. L
wore handsome gowns of white mar
quisette and carried shower bouquets
of pink rose buds The groom was
accompanied by his best man. Edward
Griffith Dodson of Norfolk. The bride
advanced to the altar with her sister
Miss Annie Green Mullins. who was
the maid of honor. She was attired
in an elegant gown of white char
meuse. en- traine. Her dress was trim
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Her tullc veil was held in place with
a wreath of orange blossoms and she
carried shower bouquet of white
orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss
Annie Green Mullins had on Lavender
marquiscttc and carried shower
bouquet OF Maryland roses The cere-
inony was performed by the Rev. j. p.
McCabe. n cousin of the bride. During
tic ceremony Benjamin T. Grave
Icy played on the violin, "Schubcrt's
Sercnade." accompanied at the piano
by Miss Justina Fontainc, who rend
cred the bridal chorus from 'Lohen-
grin and Mcndolssohn's Wedding
March"
Tho bridal party, accompanied by a
number OF friends, We're driven TO the
Norfolk and Western station, where
they took the 1870 +. NJ train for q,
tour of several of the Northern cities
bi'tr "hch they VIII I've at home to
their friends at For, Grcblc, r. l.
The bride is "a daughter of Mrs
Henry Green Mullins and the late
Judge Henry G. Mullins. 1t Is souicc
OF real regret to her many friends tha.
she is TO make her home in "A distan,
State
houtGn9nt Dodson. who is the sec
ond soh. OF Nj and Mrs. r. \. bod
con of Norfolk Va. is a distinguished
/ graduate of the Virginia Military In
sttute at Lexington. and of Cornell
University.
lie entered the United States Army
, little more than year ago as Soc
ond lieutenant In the Coast Artillery
Corps. taking a high stand In that SER
F.. vice from the beginning.
At Woman's Club.
There will be another social meet
ing at tho Womuns Club on MONDAY
afternoon, which may he the last for
some time, as arrangements are lpeinr
made for several attractive cutertain-
ments before the regular season be-
gins in November
The first card tournament win u.
played on thursday evening. October
1e Bridge will he the game. and il
Will then be decided by those present
whether bridge will be the only game
played during the winter, or whether.
as heretofore. the tournaments Viii he
alternately bridge and compass whisy.
They Will occur on the third Thursday
OF each month, from October 10 Nav.
Inclusive
Committee for the Pinr.
Widespread interest is felt i'm ,he
performances OF Alice in Wonderland. /"
10 be given early In December. and =
splendid Organization has been formed
by the general committee for getting
Nup the play. This committee is ron
posed Of Miss Kathleen Anderson. Miss