The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-02

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prayer Book. Mrs. PattiBon wore vio-
let crspo dc chino. veiIed In black lace
Wlth 5et trimmings, and corsage bou-
Quet OF yiolets. Mrs. u. Il. TurnbulI
who attended the bride as lnatron Of
honor, woro yellow messaline. draped
IN real lace, and carried white sweet
peas. AIiss Fannie Tabb, her sister's
maid of honor, wore frock OF palo
biue satin trimmed in crystal and car
ried pink sweet peas. Claybroole
James brother OF the groom, was best
man. IN
The aisle for tho briday party was
formed by white ribbons caught at in
tervals with clusters Of forgot me-nots.
Daisy Patt!son. Virginia Jeffrey. Alma
and Virginia Branch held the ribbons,
ana Elizabeth Turnbuli carried ths
ring In a Gala lily. They all wore lin
gerte frocks with wide blue sashcs.
After the informal reception. which
Followed the ceremony DIR. James and
MS bride left fc- IN extended trip
North. Richmond people present ut
the wedding were: Colonel and Mrs.
3. O. James, Miss Susie Barfoot, Hugh
Berkelcy. Edward a. Tabb. Miss AIyra
Temple.
Speaks Mt BANQUET
John Randolph Tucker OF Richmond,
was among the speakers at the twenty
second annual banquet Of tho Washing
ton Alumni Chapter, Sigma Chi IN the
Shoreham Hotel. Washington, last
night. George AIDE, author and hum
orist, who Is grand consul OF the ma
tional fraternity, was the guest or
honor on this occasion. and represent
cd the executive committee of the
grand chapter.
Prominent Engagement.
Society In Virginia and Maryland will
be much interested In the announce
ment made yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Duncan Leverich, Of Fairview
Corona. l.. l.. Of the engagement OF
their daughter Miss Gertrude Riker
Lcvcrich, to John Triplett Harrison.
son OF the late Charles Kuhn Harrison,
OF Baltimore.
Miss Leverich is most charming and
accomplished girl and IS prominently
connected III New York. Her mother
was formerly Miss Floyd-J ones. and
her grandmother was a Miss Black
well. Of the same family a S Josiah Low
Blackwell. OF Baltimore. Her grand
father Charles p. Lcverich was for
twenty five years president Of the Bank
OF New York.
Mr.. Harrison is one OF seven broth
ers, all we'll known in society. and be-
longs to prominent families, Including
the HaHalls aud Trlpletts. OF Virginia,
and the Kuhns. OF Philadelphia. His
ALL Of Richmond. Through LIS father
AIR. Harrison is descendant OF Adam
Kuhn, one OF the founders OF Phil,
adeiphia. The date of the wedding
has not been announced.
Tea Room Hostcsscs.
The tea room at the jefferson Hotel,
In charge Of the Girls Club, will be
opened for the Lentcn season this af-
tcrnoon at 430 o'clock Vases of
,,,i1l
tables. and hostcsscs of tho afternoon
wiil be Mrs. John Hayes, Mrs. Goodwin
Boykin and Mrs WilNam rutherford
At Petersburg Card Party.
Miss Nell Christian, OF thie city who
Is visiting friends In Petersburg, was
among the guests entertained Tuesday
a afternoon by Mrs Joseph B. Price, al
her home In that place Mrs price en-
tertatned her card clug, and I'VE hun
dred was played. Miss Christian also
attended the hop and reception that
followed the hunt given for the Deep
Run Hunt Club. OF this city, az the
Riverside Country Club. Saturday az
ternoon.
or Interest Here.
SAYS yesterdays Washington Post:
Or. William Davis Tewksbury and
MS pride. formerly Miss Susan Tidball
,Mest, arrived in Washinston Monday.
Roanoke, Va. at the home OF the
brides aunt, Miss Holiday, and made
me trip to Washington by automo-
Mrs. Tewksbury IS the daughter OF
samuel A West. whose father was the
vel known Dr.. Robert West. of Bed
eGra co So%g,y na dessspdans Of the
Is a beautiful and accomplished girl
Ihe bridegroom Is we'll known as
Hsshin ston boy and q rising young
English family of Tewkesbury orig
mating during the Elizabethan age.
ana Is descended. through his mother
CAPITOL HID. from the Virginia Da-
vises and Elmores OF the Revolution.
airy days.
Pr Dr; Tewksbury wa. graduated in 1905
and has been sperintendent of The Vir-
ginia State tuberculosis Tanatorium
at a. ca a. for the past two years. but
charge of the District Tuberculosis
hospital. in this city, vice Dr.. percy
O. Smith. resigned
pin nT w ana Mrs ,hs h T;awksbury are stop
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ C. Davis, on
Capitol FIJI. and after March 10 viii
DC at home at their residence corner
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t,",r"c,ot Evangelical society
me annual mass me citing Of the HUI
suenot Evangelical Society will be held
ii
ternoon, March 5. at O'clock. when
Rev J. Henning helms. D. d. of Wash
lnSton, j. C.. Will make the address.
Ihis society is inter denomin ma tiona!
and all interested in the work being
carried on In France by the Huguenot
society are cordially invited TO at
tend
Meet This Morning.
The annual meeting. with the cleo.
tion Of officers. OF the board of man
a a,;si :, Of the Virginia Home for IN
cura bles will he held this morning at
II o'clock at the home. Business of
Importance will come before the board,
ent 80
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Bra nch r.. Allen Auxiliary will be hled
this morning It IL o'clock in the an
mex Of Murphy.s Hotel a full attend
,ancc is desired.
Nomana Missionary Meeting.
'lie regular monthly meeting Of tho
Momans Missionary Society OF the
First Baptist Church will be held this