The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-17
WILL GO TO REUNION
MISS ROBERTA HAMILTON Is WE'D
!. DEED TO SON or 0OvERNon OF
CALIFORNIA IN ST. PAuL,s
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
virginian Bureau,

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The marker was unveiled by Mrs.
LUCY Lee Hill Macsiu. daughter Of
the famous Confederate general in
whose honor It Is erecsed. The ora
tor OF the. occasion was Assistant
Attorney General Richard II. Davis,
Of this city. who made an eloquent
address upon the life Of General Hin.
Governor Mann was among visitors.
As has been announced. Mrs. r. v.
White. OF Portsmouth. mas been ap-
pointed sponsor for the Virginia d.
vision. United Confederate Veterans.
at the reunion next month in Macon,
Ga. but her maids or honor have not
yet been selected.
Appointsd Marion.
Mrs. John w. Bosweif. OF Danyflle.
Va. has been appointed matron Of
honor for the Virginia Division. Sons
OF Confederate Veterans. at Macon.
Miss Kate Green. of Wythesville, has
been named as sponsor for the Sons.
Miss a Morgan. of Norfolk. and
Miss Bessie Ridley. of Portsmouth.
have been apro'nted maids Of honor.
A large delegation OF Petersburg
veterans viii 20 to the Macon re-
union.
Brilliant Wedding.
st. Paul's Episcopal church was
the scene of q brilliant wedding At
noon today. when MISS Roberta Ham
alton. DAUGHTER OF Hon. and Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton. OF this city. be-
came the bride OF Lester Eanes Grant.
son Of the late Governor Grant. Of
Colorado.
Tho event was one or wide socafl
interest. Among the DISTINGUISHED
guests present were the Governor OF
Virginia and Mrs. Mann. A speciai
car OF guests came from Richmond.
A canopy stretching from tho street
curb to the church door. with sides
Of curtain. completely hid from view
the guests AZ they left their car
RACES and entered the church
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. z. p. cambridge. and was fol-
lowed by q wedding dinner at the
residence OF the brides parents in
South Sycamore street. An orches-
ira was present ana an impromptu
outdoor dance was INDUCED IN by the
happy Young guests present
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mrs. Finley Davidson and James
William ScogRfn. both - this city,
were married TODAY in Washington
Richard Allen. The groom - en-
rased in the dry goods business here.
AFTER q honeymoon they win live In
James Panulll Dead.
James Knox Panniil. enc OF the best
known men Of this city, died at
o'clock this morning At hts residence
in Sycamore street He had been III
with heart disease since January. and
his relatives were at his bedside wnen
the end came.
Mr.. Panniii WIS fifty-three years
Of arc. and for a number Of years
has been a member Of the Arm OF
r. Pannilrs Sons. auctioneers, OF this
city. He was married twice, and his
last wife, who was Miss Eugie Wake.
OF this city. survives him. He 10
also survived by his mother. Mrs.
Thomas Pannill. Of Norfolk. and the
following brothers and sisters: Mrs.
George Pollard. Of Philadelphia. and
MrA James Johnston. OF Norfolk;
Plummer and Sam Pannfll. OF Nor
folk; Charles Pannili OF Baltimore:
Robert Pannill. Of New York; VIII
liam Panniil. Of Atlanta. and Henry
Pannftl. Of this city.
Tho funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
A NlaCreant Did 1t.
Some mlscreant last night and the
night before broke down a number
Of young trees in various parts Of
| this city. Trees in front of the resi-
dences OF +. s. Beckwith. on Market
street, and E. A. Balm. on St. An
drews street, have been mutilated. and
rewards have been offered for the
arrest Of tho guilty parties.
=. A. Hartley & Brother today
shipped fifteen hundred bales Of cot
ton. valued 1t 100000. TO arm In
| Norfolk. This u the largest single
shipment OF cotton from Petersburg
lin many years ... s, ~,
Hoodtn1n Meee.
A big Joint meeting Of lakewood
ana Haywood Camps, OF this city.
AppOmaftox Camp. Of Ettrirk. and
N ether camps around Petersburg.
Woodnnen OF the World. Will - held
tomorrow night It 9 o'clock n Red
Aen's hall state Manager LAfham,
81 Norfolk. and Colonel =. r Pat
| tsrson. Of Chatt&noogA. Tenn, one
or the members Of the executive
committees ~ the order, VIII ~ pres