The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-29
Social and Personal

with her maid of honor, Miss Lillian
Mallory. and they were met at the altar
by the bridegroom and his best man.
Gordon 4. Davis The brides we'd :
ding gown was of white satin draped
with chiffon and deep pointed shadow
lace. and her tulle veil was arranged
with white aigrette and rhinestones
She carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley Miss
Mallory wore pale pink satin made
with an overdress of white marquisette,
and carried an armful OF pink sweet
peas Little Misses Katherine Jones
and Annie Bates Sheffield. cousins OF
the bride. held the ribbons, and the
ring was carried in q lily by little
Saliie Jones. They all wore soft white
frocks OF lace and embroidery, with
wide pink sashes The ushers included
Messrs. J. Monroe Sheffield. Aubrey T.
Rives. Almonte Wells and Clinton
Wells.
Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Marcuson left for Richmond.
where they will make their home Some
OF the guests from distance were MIR.
and Mrs Waverly webb. OF North Caro-
lima; Miss Lillian Mallory, OF Farnville;
Nh aud Mrs. W. *. Davis OF Church
Road; c. w Rives. of Appomattox. and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marcuson, OF
Richmond
Suffrage Meeting.
Miss Elizabeth Cooke will address
the members OF the Equal Suffrage
League OF Virginia this afternoon at ;
o'clock in league headquarters. 500 Eas,
Broad Street Miss Cookies subject
VIII be: The Training OF Backward
Children" and she will also tell her
audience something about the work
done at St ChrIstopher's School. near
Lakeside. OF which she is the principal.
This VIII he the last Of a series OF lee
lures that have been made before the
suffrage league this past season
Entcrtnins' In Chattanooga.
The first reunion affair OF Il private
nature, and one that was beautiful in
every detail was the dinner dance
given Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs
Garnett Andrews. complimentary Ia
their guests. Colonel and Mrs Tyson.
Miss Isabella Tyson and Colonel and
Mrs Lockett, OF Knoxville.
The Chattanooga home OF the hosts
was frightened with the Confederate
coiors and spring fowers. and the dou-
bic doorways into the hall and the
broad staircase were draped with Con
federate and American flags
small tables Were arranged in the
drawing room and library. while one
large table III the dining room was used
FOR the honor guests The tables were
spread with linen cloths. hand -ernbroid-
cred and lace-inserted. and small bias
kets OF pink and white sweet meas
adorned the smaller tables. while three
large baskets OF the favorite flowers
were used on the guest table. The
place cards were ornamented with the
Confederate insignia.
Following the dinner dancing was
enjoyed. an orchestra playing
MI and Mrs. Andrews guests were:
Colonel and Mrs Tyson MIR. and Mrs
Percy Lockett. Miss Isabelle Tyson. Mr.
and Mrs George ID. Lancaster. Mr.. and
Mrs James NJ. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs j. r.
Lupton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross :. Faxon
MI and Mrs. c. c. Nottingham. Mrs
Martin Condor and Miss Mamie Condor
MIR. and Mrs. o. Is. Andrews Mr.. and
Mrs Carl White. DIR. and Mrs j. w
Johnson, Mrs. David Footc Sellers. c.
r. Mcehan, w. L. Rrock, Scott Pro
basco. MIR. and Mrs. b. r. Thomas. Mr.
and Mrs. u. G. Patten, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs
). Walter Love Captain and Mrs Rock
enbach Miss Augusta Gardenhire. Miss
Margaret Sadd, Willie Robertson, OF
Virginia; Dwoolford S. Henderson. En-
nest Martin, MIR. Gunther, Of Chicago.
and Miss Elizabeth White
Mrs Andrews spent portion of the
past winter in Richmond. where she
has many friends and relatives.
Charity Functions.
There are TO be charity affairs of in
terest TO society to-day. The Loving
a benefit performance at the Little
Theatre from II a. NJ. TO II L. NJ for
the benefit of the Sheltering Arms Free
Hospital, and the list of patrons in
cludes some of the most prominent
women In Richmond
The night performance Of the Ginter
Park lawn fete, which had TO be post :
poned on account Of the rain, will be
held this evening from to 10 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Edwin Sampson,
I6of Seminary Avenue. The vcnders'
parade will start at s o'clock. and mum
bers of pretty girls will have charge
OF the various booths and flower stands
scattered about the grounds. All in
terested are cordially invited to attend.
Officers Elected.
The meeting Of the Con tederate Me-
mortal Literary Society for the annual
election of officers was held yesterday
morning in tine Confederate Museum,
Miss Salle Anderson. president. pre-
siding. Miss Mary GUSTS Lee was
| present and showed three exquisite
miniatures OF General Robert r. Lee.
1t vas announced that the Solid South
room had been endowed to the amount
OF $4,000 by two sisters: Mrs. w. Pitt
Trimble, Of Seattle, Wash, and Mrs.
W. j. Andrews. OF Raleigh n. c., as
n memorial to their mother.
/ Owing to depredations by children
the gates to the grounds of the muse
um will he closed hereafter.
Mrs. James r. Werth reported fiaG
used III the late War Between the
states by Kentucky soldiers, gift
from Mrs'W. S. Reid, In memory OF
her husband and his uncle, Major S.
Venable Reid
The society passed motion request
ing all grandmothcrs to perpetuate
the society by enrolling their grand
| children rs members.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Miss Sally Archer
| Anderson, president: Mrs. Abbie NJ.
Gwathmey, FIRST vice president; Mrs.
Herbert w. Jackson. second v!ce- presi-
dent Mrs. Hunter Mcguire. third vice
rr.si6ent. Mrs John Mason record N -