The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-02

er. Frank Edgar Howard. of Hartford.
Following the ceremony there was
an informal reception. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Howard left Washington for
a wedding trip. Mrs. Howard Travelled
In smart suit of dark blue with n
dark blue hat They will live in Hart
ford. Conn.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. Frank l.. Howard, mother of the
bridegroom. Mrs. Clarence r. WILEY.
Mr.. Leland Howard Wiley. Miss Mary
L. Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis F:
Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Ripley, Alfred
W. Hyde, all OF Hartford; Miss Julia
Howard Bush. of Troy; Mrs Charles
l. Lands, Of New Britain, Conn; Mr..
and Mrs. Valentine Chappell and Mr..
and Mrs. w Kyle Sheffield. of New
London; Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn s. Homer,
OF Ciarksburg. W.; John Norris Hume
Of schenectady; Mrs. Thomas w Cooke
OF Dayton. Ohio. and Mrs CLAY An
derson, OF Media. Pa.
Mr.. Howard is n son OF the late
Frank l.. Howard, and is secretary OF
the travellers Insurance Company He
was graduated from Yale in the class
OF 1898 and is the captain Of the crack
cavalry troop OF Connecticut Mrs
howard has been very popular in
Washington society, and belonvs to
one OF the best known families OF the
District"
IInrtin-Hitt.
The marriage of Miss Nettle V. Hit
TO ). w. Martin. formerly OF South
richmond, was celebrated on Wednes-
DAY evening at o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. HIT, In Augusta County After
wedding journey, Mr. and Mrs Mar
tin will make their home in Chester
| Held County, where the groom now re-
sides.
Mrs. Ellcr n SPONSOR
Mrs. Nathan d. Eller, who has been
appointed sponsor for the Army of
northern Virginia by General Theodore
Garnett, to the reunion to be held NV
the Confederate veterans in Chatta-
nooga, has accepted this honor. Mrs
tliier was president of the Virginia
DIVISION, and as such is prominently
khown throughout her own State and
the entire United Daughters of the
Confederacy, having represented Vir-
sihla al the convention two years ago
in Richmond
Married In Baltimore
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lee Clemmitt at Forest Park Ralti-
more, was the scene OF a pretty we'd
ding on Tuesday afternoon, when Their
niece Miss Virginia Randolph Sub
lett or Richmond. was married to
Maurice Eugene Rich, OF Powhatan
County.
Rev. John William Smith. of St.
John Emmanuel NJ F.. Church. south
ofiiciated
The bride was gowned in a dark
blue travelling suit, and wore orchids
ana lilies of the valley. She entered
me parlor on the arm OF her uncle,
Robert Clemmitt by whom she was
given In marriage. The groom was ~
tended by his brother, Edwin NJ Rich.
OF IOledO, o., as best man
After an informal reception to relo
yves and few intimate friends. the
pride and groom left for their HON,
In Virginia
Important Meeting.
Ihere Will be very important meet
ing OF the executive board of the
lichmond Kindergarten Association
this afternoon at haIf-past o'clock
at North Second Street. Much i'm
portant business will be I'D for dis
cusslon and all members of this board
arc urged to be present
Meetings To-day.
The Womans Missionary Society OF
Grace Street Baptist Church. will meet
TINS afternoon at o'clock at the
church The meeting will be addressed
by Professor Gaines, of Richmond Col
lege, on the subject of '"rithes." and
the program will be very interest
ing and attractive one. All members
are asked to be present
The Commonwealth Chapter. Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution, will
mold Its regular monthly meeting 10
day at noon mt the homo Of Mrs. D. u
Williams. 1929 Park Avenue. Mrs. B.
l. Purcell. regent for the chapter, Will
make report concerning the Cont
mental Congress. held in washington
last month. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Piano Recital.
on Friday evening Miss Annie B..
6urkes music class gave a very de-
llghtful recital at the Chilesburs uall
An interesting program OF solos and
duets was rendered. and the following
took part: Misses Virginia billiard,
heien Chewning. Earleyne Burruss.
were played from Leybach, Wilson.
Bohm, Engleman and Chopin, and as :an
encore Miss Burke played "re Spring.