The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-15

merly lived in Baltimore. Is now
resident of Boston, but Will probaB
make his future home In New York
Miss Street who is the guest bf
Mrs. Josiah Quincy, at her residece
In BOSTON. is an accomplished vidn-
list. and Is member of the Amer.an
String Quartet. Her father was one
OF the most prominent men in Cahda
and was "A senator of the University
OF Toronto. OF which he was a gold
medaiiist He was the only no,nlli-
tary man to serve as official Sitor
TO the Royal Military College at ting
ston. Ont Because OF his jdicial
service. In which he had gated a
nigh reputation. he WAS choen in
1855 by the Canadian governnnt to
go TO the far Northwest of thal coun-
try, and was given full powerto set
tie the disputes and claims arising
from the rebellion OF the ha-breed
Indians"
Meeting This Morning.
Chesterfield Juniors. UnitedDaugh-
ters of the Confederacy, will feet this
morning at IL o'clock at the esidence
OF Mrs. w r. Drew. 2s13 f-loyI Avenue.
The meeting is a very impotant one
and a full attendance is requdted.
Gift to A. r. ". A.
Mrs. John A. Coke has presented
through Mrs. John T. Hun,r. Jr.. a
very fine life-size etching of thief Jus.
uce Marshall for the Marshll IIouAe.
The etching was done by Albrt Rosen-
thral. Of Philadelphia, In 100 nom the
painting by Chester Hardig in the
Athenaeum. Boston, Mass. and pub
lisned for the subscribers | the John
Marshall Memorial window be plaJsed
In Old Bruton Church at Williamsburg,
In commemoration of the centennial
yea- OF John Marshall's appointment
as Chief Justice of the Tilted States
quaint little etching of Bru,on
Church appears in the coaer
1t is only by such gifts as this and
others, by descendants ad friends OF
thisy great jurist that he Marshall
House can be made a worthy memorial
to the distinguished man
Miss Lee bridesmaid.
The marriage of Miss elizabeth Fitz
Hugh Ficklen to ThomS Hilton, ioi
savannah, took place Wednesday after
noon at half-past o'cloS in the New
comb Chapel. New orlehs. It was q
simple and very lovely fternoon wed
ding. The bride dntred with her
brother. DR.. Mexande Ficklen, by
whom she was given in marriage. She
was attended by four bridesmaids, Miss
Lucy Hilton and Miss borothea Bald
win, OF Savannah: Mis- Larry Curtis
Lee, OF Fredericksburg Va, and Miss
Anne Robinson, of NE Orleans All
wore charming gowns IL pale blue and
pale pink chiffon ove robes of lace
and carried bouquets lf pink rosebuds
and forgetmenots the bride was
gowned In white SAITH with point lace
and carried lilies of me valley.
Acting as ushers and groomsmen
were: ~. r. LawtoI Jr, of Sayan.
nah; Bland Logan all James I Mills
of New Orleans; EDMOND Walker
Strother Jones and David Duryea Ir.
win, OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiton left at once
on their wedding tip. After travel.
ing for some time, thy will make their
home for the sumier at the Hilton
residence in Savanlah, and will prob
ably begin Housekeeping in the fall
The BRIDES mothej Mrs. John Rose
Ficklen. was Miss Jessie Alexander, o.
Augusta. daughtt OF the Late Gen.
eral e. r. Alexande, and she has man,
savannah relatives as we'll as a mum.
Der OF friends muh interested in hel
marriage to so we'll known youns
Savannahian as nj. Hilton.
Waiting Mr.. Brand.
rived in Richmon} on Thursday nigh
from Paris, and Pc visiting John P
Branch at I West Franklin Street.
4 In md Oft of Town.
Mrs Thomas Moore Is spending
a few days with Hlatives in New York
City.
Mrs. Eugene Holt has returned Il
her home in Burlington, N. c.. afte,
. visit to, friendshere.
Miss Marie Pe)kinson. whb has be{n
the guest Of her lunt in Newport News,