The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-23

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Miss Jane Rutherford. Reports were
made Of the work that had been ac-
complished during the past year ana
$40 90 was sent by the association TO the
Rev. Clarke. who is conducting me
sion for the Presbyterian Church Ia
Crundy County
This association ia formed Of mem
hers of the Woman's Club who have
been Interested in the work Tor
number Of years past and have sens
contributions 20 various mountain ms
sions
Married in Baltimore.
Miss SELMA Gundersbeimer daughter
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin A. Gunders-
heiTner. was married 10 William kauf-
man. OF San Francisco. al CLOCK
Tuesday, AZ the home Of the BRIDE
parents In the Nelmar Apartments,
Baltimore
The ceremony WAS performed by Rev.
DR.. 5. Schaffer and was followed BY
reception. The bride. who was given IA
marriage by her father. wore gown Of
white brocaded satin. with tulie ven
fastened with orange blossoms, and car
ried a bouquet of white orchids. ltei
only attendant was her sister. Miss
Rhea Gundersheiner, who wore paIe
blue charmeuse. trimmed with pearl
and crystal embroidery, and carried a
bouquet Of pink roses. Leon Levy, OF
New York. was best man.
The rooms were arranged with palms
and Killarney roses and an orchestra
played the wedding music and during
the reception.
Mr. ~ Nfrs Kaufman left later for
their wedding journey and their future
home in san Francisco.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs H. Black and Mrs Bottghelmer,
of Richmond. and Leonard Kaufman,
o Chicago
Approaching Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dewitt Samp-
son have issued cards for the marriage
of thor sister. Miss Marion Douglas
Sampson. 70 Thomas Green Tate, Of
Culpepper. The ceremony will take
place on the morning or February al
II o clock IN the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs Sampson at Cinter Park
Alexander-CaI
Talms. ferns and Easter lilies viii
decorate the chanceI of the Second
Presbyterian Church this evening a.
half past O'Clock when Miss Eliza
beth CAL. daughter OF Air. and Mrs.
-
Harry Alexander. Of Atlanta. Ga.
The ceremony will De performed by d.
Russell Cecil ana Dr. Theron Rice
in 10, presence Of a large company Of
relatives and friends and Ernest Cosby
will play the wedding nueic.
The brides wedding gown is OF heavy
white satin finished with rose point lace
and he veil of Illusion will fall from
juliet cap of real lace. She VIII wear
her mothers pearls and viii carry an
Erzlish shower Of white roses and
lilies of the valley. MI Call viii give
MS daughter away. There are 70 ne
no bridesmaids and Miss Bessie A
CstIin. who will be maid of honor. will
be he brides only attendant She
xfli wear a lovely gown OF pale blue
made over cream-colored silk and viii
carry a bouquet of Killarney roses
W. W. or. of Atlanta. will be best
man and the ushers include Messrs.
Cna,les Mckinney. of Atlanta. y. r.
Allen. OF Asheville. n C, William
Crump Tucker. of this city. George,
Manfred. Norman. Douglas and Joseph
Call. all brothers of the bride.
There will be small reception a the
nome Of the brides paronts Immediately
following the ceremony at the church,
TO which only the most intimate friends
and the nearest relatives have BEN
Invited The paflors will De decor
ated with lilies and palms and the
dining room will be arranged With
pink roses. a centerpiece Of roses and
lilies being arranged in fat oval tor
the table Later in the evening. Nj
Alexander and mis- bride will leave for
a Southern honeymoon and will he at
home after March a. i4s Juniper
Street. Atlanta. Ga
Guests from distance here for the
wedding this evening include Mrs. J.
H Alexander. Miss Elise Alexander
Charles NJ. Mckinney, of Atlanta
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Hooper. OF Wash
ington. s p. Hooper. Of Bedford city:
r, p. Allen. OF Asheviile. y. c.: DR.
and Mrs p. Lyons. OF Louisville
Ky. The groom Is son OF the late
James Harvey and Eloise Baker Alex
andeT.
Leave for Panama
Afr and Mrs Frederick William
Scott LEFT Richmond Sunday night for
Kew West from which city they have
sailed for q trip to Panama Other
Richmond people who sailed this week
for Panama include Mr.. and Mrs
John Stewart Bryan. Miss Mary Ly-
ons George W. stevens and his daugh-
ter Miss Helen Stevens, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver j. Sands
Tea for Charity.
4 very pretty tea Will be given at the
home of Mrs. Robert T. Sydnor. 1878
Grove Avenue. to-day from 20 IA
he afternoon and from 20 10 o clock
in the evening for the Church of the
Holy Com forter Mrs Mary r Bell.
of Shirley. will give a number Of read
ings both afternoon and evening and
a great many interesting features have
been arranged for the programs of both
entertainments. All interested are
cordially invited TO attend
Dance Last Week
An attractive little dance was given
on Friday night Of last week a. the
Yacht Club by Miss Della Stovail-
Supper was served .; half-past 10
O'Clock. and dancing was continued
until midnight. Among those present
were Miss Bella StovaIi. T. BEDFORD.
Miss Ethel l. Wells. c p Wright.
Miss Sadie SeIden. 7. Robinson. Miss
Alice Gary. Mr.. Grill. Miss Cooper Of
Highland Springs. II. Blackwell. Miss
Lucille Wells Mr. Reynolds Miss
Dolly Wells. Mr. Young. Miss Blanche
Gentry. OF Petersburg II Lothcr-
Miss Wells chaperoned the affair.
and the stays were Richard Lacy and
c Rogers.
The Rev. James a. VIM. pastor OF
- r,-~.o, rzosCh4z Mot tpdfsf Church