The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-14

al Color SCntIne or req ana green.
Mrs. Kent and her small daughter
Will return to their home in Richmond
some time next week.
u. ID. e. Meeting.
The first of the fall meetings of the
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
of the Confedcracy, was held yesterday
morning at Lee Camp Hall. Mrs. Nor
man V. Randolph presided 1t was de-
cided that tho Daughters will not take
a luncheon tent at the State Fair this
year. for important reasons.
Mrs. b. A. Blenner reported ON the
Huguenot Springs bury!ng ground.
which the Daughters of the Richmond
Cahpter have undertaken TO restore.
Many Confederate soldiers are buried
there, and the work OF cleaning UP the
underground and brush IL going for
ward rapidly. She was authorized to
order an iron fence for the cemetery.
costing 1915.
Mrs p. }. White reported for the
committee which has taken in charge
the care of the plot around the A. p.
Hill Monument. The work is progress
ing. and the committee have met with
great deal of success in the way of
subscriptions to complete their work.
The Daughters OF this chapter will
give an Ice cream feast at the Soldiers
Home on Friday evening at 4 o'clock.
and all members Of the chapter are
asked to attend. Twenty-Five dollars
was voted by tho Daughters to the Ar
lington monument fund
Delegates elected 20 go to Roanoke
were Mrs. Charles e. Matthews, Mrs
James W. Hillman. Mrs. Norman v.
Randolph Mrs Thomas Bococs. Mrs.
william Robert Vawter. Mrs. T. A.
Blenner. Mrs. p. ]. White. Miss Betty
ElIyson, Mrs. D. A. Brown. Miss Sailie
1lr
tin. Mrs. ] g. Corley, Mrs. b q.
Francis. Mrs. S. G. Meredith, Mrs. Sam
uel w. Williams. Mrs. william H Chap
man, Mrs. D. c. Elicit, Miss Roberta
Jerrys. Mrs. Charles Rose. Mrs ]. D.
Reynolds. Mrs. Sidney Dudley. Mrs
Walter Christian. Mrs. A. W. Cheat
wood. Mrs. Cloves. Mrs John Teefy.
Mrs. z. T Williams. Mrs. w. A An
derson. Miss Fannie Edwin.
Visiting Here.
f, II, Winthrop. OF New York City. 10
the guest of H. D. Armstrong at 200
East Broad Street. Before returning
TO New York Mr. Winthrop expects to
visit friends in Norfolk and will also
spend some time in fredericksburg,
where he will go over the historic
scenes around that city. His father,
Captain Winthrop. OF the Nineteenth
massachusetts Regiment served during
the late War Between the States
AIlport-Durette.
very interesting wedding took
place on Tuesday morning. September
II, at haif-after o'clock. at the hand
some old place OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah
d. Durette. in Greene county, when
their daughter, Mary Lee. became the
bride OF Robert b. Airport. a prominent
young business man of Richmond. Be
cause OF recent bereavement IT. tho
FAMILY of the groom, the wedding was
very quietly celebrated In the pres.
ence of a few relatives and intimate
friends. Rev. +. f. Burnett performed
the ceremony.
The bride wore a handsome blue cloth
suit. with gloves of the same shade. and
d black picture hat. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Dollie purette. as
maid of honor. and Miss Marian Haw-
kins, Of Richmond. as bridesmaid.
fritz Sitterding. Jr.. OF this city, acted
as the groom's best man. Miss Frances
PARROT played the wedding march az
q professional.
Mr. Airport is son OF the late r q
Airport. and is well known In business
and social circles of the city. Tho
bride has many friends and relatives
In Richmond and has made her home
here for several years After a North
ern tour Mr.. and Mrs. Airport will be
at home at 1923 West Grace Street
October 20.
Guests from a distance attending the
wedding ceremony included Mrs. Emma
Handy, Mrs Frank Kirtley, of Madison. .
Mrs. j. D. Carneal and family. Misses
Marian Hawkins. Lille Jerdome. Fritz
Sitterding, Jr.. and Louis Schumann, all
OF this city.
Weekly Meetings Resumed.
ginia has resumed its weekly meetings
at 307 East Franklin Street on Thurs
day afternoons at o'clock of each
week Important business relating to
| the State Fair booth will be discussed
this afternoon. and all league members
are urged to be present. After October
the league will occupy handsome Of
! hces IN the new Bryan Building, on
Broad Street.
Miss Mary Johnston. who has been
| interested in observing suffrage condi-
| tons while in England. returns with
! her party on Tuesday
In and Out of Town.
! Mrs. Robert Witt and her daughter,
Miss Dora Witt. of Lexington, are
guests of relatives in Richmond for this
I week.
| Misses Julia and May Moore are now
! in Berlin. after travelling for the past
month in Russia
Mrs. Edmund Cooper Mayo, of Balti-
more. and Mrs. George l. Fender. OF
Norfolk are visiting Colonel and Mrs.
/ John w. Gordon, at Westhampton.
sutton Jones. of Alexandria, Is the
guest of relatives in Richmond for
some time.
MISS Lucy Morris White. Of Urler.
Texas. and Miss Eudora Ramsey. for.
merry of Richmond, now of Greenville,
3 C.. are visiting Mrs. Neale, in this
city
Carl Walker has returned to New
York aftei spending several days with
his a,