The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

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- number pf girls visiting In this city.
Tho luncheon table was arrange with
silver bo"! of sprin. flowers
NnuEhnp--Eilcit.
, Th" marriage Of Miss Nance Tazc-
I wen Elicit daughter Il MIR. and Mrs.
/ Andrew Lewis Elicit. formerly OF ;his
/ city. but recently % Norwood and
2 George Franklin Vaughan OF Lcxing
ton, KY son of Mrs. l.. Newton
Vaughan. Of Ashland took place yes
to-day Afternoon ~ hn,r-pnst i O'Clock.
rho ceremony was performed in tn
church OF the Good Shepherd, Nor
wood. Cincinnati, O.. and was wit
messed By large company Of rela
tives ana friends. y harp orchestra
played the wedding marches and sclec-
lions during the ceremony. ami OWN.
to the Lcntcn season there were n"
decorations on the altar.
( The bride entered the church with
! her rather, who gave her away. Her
I gown was duchess satin with inserts
I of rose point lace. and her tulc veil
/ fell from ii cap Of real lace caught
, with orange biosaon. She carried "a
: shower bouquet OF white swcetpcas
! and lilies Of the valley. Miss Salllc
! Chiffon Ryan, of Norfolk. was her
cousins maid OF honor. She wore a
! gown of pink satin, with an ovcrdrcss
! Of white marHulEettc and Il ehort we'll
| VI tuilr. She carried a shower bou-
! quot OF pink sweetpeas. l. Newton
Vaughan, it, Of Richmond, was his
| brothers best man.
! The bridesmaids included 5Ii5ses
! Louise ityan Of Norfolk, and Ida
f, Clay lngail. OF Lexington. Ky. They
! wore gowns Of pink crepe meteor With
! pink tulle caps, and carried bouquets
, Of pink and white sweetpeas. The
F., Sroomsmen were Charles Boehmer and
| Robert Cunningham. and Andrew l..
! Elicit. .Ir., and Madison Bosworth. Of
! Lexington. KY were ushers.
| y reception followed the cercInony
f. aJ the homo % the brides parents
| Decorations were In southern smilax
! aud Killarney roses. Mr.. and Mrs
! vaughan viii tour lhe fast and South.
! and will later mako their ho1nc in
( Lexington, Ky.
Guests from distance attending
| the ceremony were MIR. and Mrs. J.
! Newton Vaughan. J... OF Richmond /;
/ Boriey 'auSlan OF Ashland; Mr.. and
/ Mrs. G. b. ryan and family. OF Nor
/ folk Mrs. roxeway Freeman. Of Nor
folk; Mrs. Eugene Nc. fommc. Of Bal
| timore; Mrs. OrIsh Chiffon. Of Balti-
more; Mr.. and Mrs Chiffon Elicit, OF
| Norma. Tenn: Mra G. Baumann. of
| Chicago: Mrs c. n. Fleming and
| Misses Fleming. OF West Virginia. MIR
| Moore. OF Texas; Mrs. John Stoll. Mat
! Walton. Mr.. DoehncT Mr.. Bosworth
| and MI. Cunningham, of Lexington,
! Ky.
! Enlargement Announced.
! MT and Mrs. Henry Pa ssarn ancck. OF
| 1913 East Main Street, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
/ Miss Frvja Passa:naneck 10 Nathan
! Spector. formerly Of baltimore, but
recently OF this city They Viii be at
! home TO their friends Sunday after
noon. March 3. from : TO . o'clock
Attractive Tea Room..
Ono OF the most attractive T..
rooms opened this Lent is that al the
/ Rosemary Library. Tea Is served on
; Thursday afternoons from half past /
! TO halt-past c O'Clock, and the tables
are set With spring flowers and :.
number OF girls belonging to the
younger society sc, serve the guests.
This afternoon Mrs. George Ainslee
ana Mrs. George Wayne Anderson will
act hostesEcs. and Mrs. Robert
; Pegram and Mrs. Stuart Bowe vii!
! pour tea.
Hostcsscs al the tea room IN the
! palm garden OF the Jefferson Hotel
| Harris and Miss Nellie Tompkins. Tea
will be served from to o'clock.
! Visiting Here.
Mr. and Mrs. SCOT, Mcdonald, of
| Huntington, w Va. who have been
! tho guest. Of MIR. and Mre H E.
! Parker. in Newport News, this week,
! came TO Richmond Monday. Mrs. Nc
| Donald VIII spend some time visiting
| friends In this city, and Mr.. Mcdonald
| las returned 10 his home in Hunting
! ton.
| Meeting Yesterday.
\ number of valuable acquisitions 20
! the Confederate Museum were reported
at yesterdays meeting OF the Con-
| fedcratc Memorial Literary Society.
! which took place at II O'Clock. III the
=, museum. The memorial committee re-
| ported tou- new volumes of the Roll
F.! OF Honor" entered IN the library. These
( are authentic records OF Confederate
/ soldiers. Two volumes were sent from
| south Carolina and one by the William
| Terry Chapter. United Daughters of
| the Confederacy of Virginia tthese
| three unbound). and one handsomely
! bound volume OF Tennessee soldiers
! sent by Mrs. Tenny Pinkerton Dozier.
! OF that state. y set of doll furniture
t made out OF tobacco boxes by James w.
| Jenkins, OF Baltimore, private in Com
! panv L. First Maryland Regiment,
I while in prison at Point Lookout. was
reported. odd rlanta alton Days" by
Mrs. y. d. deSnussure. OF Engiewood,
y. j., was presented through Mrs. y.
| NJ. Gwathmey.
T Mrs. sallie Archer Anderson. first
vice-prcsident. presided at the meet
(; ing.
Mrs. j. r. wer,h read letter OF
+. thanks from Alexander W. Weddcll
! for books sent by the society TO the
English club in Zanzibar.
/ the following new members were re-
| ccived: Mrs. Il. y. Law, president
Stonewall Jackson Chapter Children
f, of the ConfedeTacy. Of New York
! Stokcley Westmorelcnd Sladcn. OF
! Monterey, Mex: Mrs. l. L. Duke, OF New
! York: Mrs. Charles II. J. Seliiman, of
| New York, and Miss Connie Herndon.
| OF New York all life, and Mrs Paul
! brown. of Blue Ridge Spring. annual
! Busincss Meeting.
| The members Of the insurance branch
] OF the ltcbckahs Of Richmond held :,
! business meeting in the home of Mr.
! and Mrs. ii. T.. Ferguson, Highland
! Park. Friday evening. February 20.
| Election OF officers being in order. the