The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-04

lanes Lawrence Campbell, of Bedford
cry. to Miss Alice Ormond, OF Paris,
France, formerly of Georgia. The cere-
4uony took place on May s2d In Paris'
I where the bride and groom are now
making their home. Mr.. Campbell
lived in Richmond for a number OF
wears. and has a wide circle OF friends
here.
Mrs. C. r. Nornap Entersains.
Mrs. c. r Norman was hostess last
evening at a beautiful reception given
in her home on West Grace street
from . to II O'Clock in honor OF the
bridal party and out-of-town guests
attending the Deianey-I4oving we'd
ding which takes place today. The
house was artiSticsliy decorated in
pink and white sweetpeas, the center
piece for the table in the dining-roon
being q large basket filled with pink
sweetpeaS and tied with pink tulle.
Mrs Norman was assisted in receiv-
Ing her guests by Miss Loving and
Mrs. Lawrence Patrick, Of Danville
who will act as dame Of honor AT the
wedding today.
Interesting Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Lee Chapter. of the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy, was held yester-
uas hiNi mans a. - - SA'NfN SO ''N
Camp hall, with the president, Mrs.
Andrew jackson Montague, in the
chair. Several interesting reports
were read and seventeen new mem
hers were enrolled. which, together
with the thirty-seven enrolled at the
last meeting, makes total number
of nine hundred and seventy-nine
members A motion was made that
the members write Mrs Atkinson
letter of appreciation for her kind
ness in lending the Richmond hotel
ballroom for the card party which
was given by the chapter recently.
One hundred and thirty-one dollars
was reported as the amount made
from the aero party, whlch was one
81 Inc most successiai afialrs OF us
KIND ever gwen In Richmond. frop-
ably the most interesting feature OF
the meeting was the election or ofn-
GERS, which was as follows; Miss Mary
Custis Lee. honorary president; Mrs.
Andrew Jackson Montague, president;
Mrs. Arthur r. Wilmer. first vice
president: Mrs. Miles Cary. second
vice president; Mrs Simon Sycle
third vice. president; Mrs St George
BRYAN, fourth vice-president; Mrs
Charles A. Rose, registrar; Miss MARY
Chalmers treasurer. Ms g Fl Ry.
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organ Recital
A very delightful organ recital will
be given by Professor benjamin r.
Potter this evening at Sis O'Clock In
the Park Place Methodist church
Professor Potter has arranged spe.
cial program and will be most ably
assisted by Mrs. George Harper ant
Z Mr.. Charles Andrews, There will also
be a social hour and the public Il
cordially invited TO attend.
Confederate Entertainment
One of the most delightful enter
tainments of the season was giveI
last evening at the Confederate home
East Grace street, by the Chapter
when Miss Mary Custfc Lee, daugh
ter Of General Robert E. Lee. pre-
scented crosses Of honor to the fol
lowing:
Mr.. r.. u. Brown, Company A, Nine
teensh battalion; Mr.. w. r. Buriey
Johnson's battalion; Mr.. Walter j
Davis, Company d. First Virginia re
serves; Mr.. {. NJ. Irwin. Company ID
Fourteenth North Carolina volun
teers, Mr. w. ID. Gathright. Compan.
q, Fifteenth Virginia volunteers; Mr.
w. H. Gills. Company G, Eighteenth
Virginia infantry: Mr.. V. Hechler
Company B. First Virginia regiment
Mr.. Burwell s. Jones, Company Thir
ty-eighth battalion light artillery
Mr.. J. l.. McCook, Sr.. Company
Henry battalion artillery, MIR. l.. T.
Mallory. Company f. Fifteenth Vir
Efnia volunteers. Mr. w II. Mourning
Company b. Third Virginia regiment
Mr. saac j. Mercver. detailed overseel
ut government foundry: Mr.. JAIME.
Campbell Roy, Company B. Fifteenth
Virginia regiment: SIR. William s
Shepherd, Company r, Twenty-Five
regiment; Mr.. Algernon Tyler, Tay
lor's battery: Mr.. Thomas G. Winn
Company f., Fifteenth regiment, Viz
1inla volunteers