The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-08

Roanoke, and will attend the matinee
OF "Oficor $50" at the Academy OF
Music this afternoon.
Approaching Wedding.
The Washington Post OF yesterday
contains the following of intcres, to
Virginia society:
Cards have been sent out for the
wedding on Easter Monday OF Miss
Betty Maulsby Bouldin, daughter OF
AIR and Mrs. william Bouldin, Jr, OF
Prospect Street, East Orange, n. j..
and Chichester c. Kerr. OF New York.
The ceremony Will be performed at 1870
o'clock in Grace Church. Orange. by
the rector. Rev. Charles II. Walkley.
The bride will be given in marriage by
her father and VIII be attended by
her cousin, Miss Jane ii. Boyd. daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen r. Boyd, OF
Washington. as flower girl Tho best
man will be Dion Kerr, OF Warrenton.
brother Of the bridegroom. Tho ushcrs
Will be DR.. Henry H. Kerr, of Wash
William Bouldin H.. OF Easi
Orange. brother OF the bride; ALDER,
Ritchic Daingerficld Lewis. Walter
Butler and Halsey Malone. all South
crn men. at present residing In New
York. A reception for members OF the
two families will follow the ceremony
at tho home OF tho brides parents.
the late Judge John Richie and
great OF the late Judge
William z. Maulsby. or Maryland. Mr
Kerr Is son Of MNs. James Kerr and
the late Or. James Kerr, Of Washing
ton and Warrenton, Va. and n nephew
OF Charles j Bell. of Washington
Powers-Rock.
Miss Willincttc Danridge Rock. OF
Charles City County. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs =. p. Rock, and William
Grover Powers of IIewletts. were mar
rled on Tuesday afternoon, tarch !.
at 2:30 o'clock in the Salem Methodist
Episcopal Church, Charles City Coun
ty The ceremony was performed b?
Rev. T. ii Clements. The church was
decorated for the occasion In pottod
plants, jonquils and eversreens. Miss
Matte HUBBARD. OF Roxbury. played the
wedding marches. and The Flower
song" very softly during the cere-
tnony.
The bride wore q going-away gown
OF dark blue cloth, with smart hat
to match. and carried a bouquet or
Bride s. She was attended by her
sister. Miss Bette J. Rock, as maid or
honor with whom she entered the
church Miss Rock wore gown or
white crepe de- chine. made over green
satin. aud carried a bouquet OF yellow
towers. I.con Powers. OF seven Pines,
bridesmaids were Misses NorvcIlc Eu-
bank. or Richmond; Ethel Hubbard. Of
Ro%bury: Annie Gatewood OF Rich
fnond, Bertha Barlow. OF The Wade
and the Misses Powers, OF seven Pines.
sisters OF the groom. They all wore
white crepe de chine gowns draped
over white satin. with rhinestone trim
nings, and carried bouquets of yell
low roses.
The groomsmen Included T. E. Ear
nett, Of Barnetts. l.. T.. Barnett. or
Richmond; George Rock Of E!ko;
oscar Burnett Of Seven Pines: Vernon
Sat;erwhite and Conway smith OF
Hewiet,s The bridal party was pre-
coded down the aisle by two little
flower girls. Charlse Tremper and Rosa
Barnett. who wore white embroidered
frocks over green and carried baskets
OF jonquils and ferns. ". L. Gentry
and X. Ashby Itldd acted ms ushers.
The bridal party was delightfully."- en-
tcrtained on the evening before the
wedding nj the home cf the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Powers left after
the ceremony for am extended Northern
and Western wedding trir.
Returned To the city.
Miss Pattic STUART i.Nell vino has
been the guest OF Mrs Clyde Brown.
return to Richmond some time to-day
Miss Lycli has been much entertain
ell during her Visit 10 South Carolina.
Mira Brown was before her marriage
Miss Elizabeth Kent King. OF this city.
Inportent Meeting.
The Chesterfield Chapter, United
Daughter of the Confedcracy. will hold
it's regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs J. NJ Gregory, at Forest
Hill. this afternoon At $3.50 o'clock. Ali
members are urged TO be present at
the meeting this afternoon. as bust
ness OF Importance will be discussed.
VIII Speak In Fulton Tonight.
Mrs l.. g. Valentine and Miss Mary
Johnston will be the speakers at
public meeting TO be held at Sis
ton
Mrs. Valentine Will preside at the
meeting, which has been arranged by
Mr. and Mrs. e l.. Jobson, Mrs. Job
son being chairman for Jefferson Ward,
and this being the first OF Il series of
ward meetings under her chairman
ship. The subject OF Miss Mary John
ston's address will be The High Cost
of Living and Other Questions of I'm
portance to Women"
Mrs. Valentine spoke Tuesday after
noon TO the Jewish Council of Women,
and was most pleasantly received. She
has under. consideration an invitation
TO visit the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
and hold several public meetings in
Accomac and Northampton Counties.
iN and out OF Town.
Miss Josephine Pinckncy. OF Charles
ton. s. G.. Will come TO Richmond short
Il to visit Miss Camilla Wexford, on
Cathedral Place.
Colonel and Mrs. Rice Smith. who
have been spending the winter here,
left yesterday for Georgia.
William Hodges Mann. Jr- is in Not
toway County. where he will remain
for Il week.
Miss Juliet Lee has returned to the
city, after spending several months in
Florida.
Miss Lucy Armistead, who is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Leake, in
birmingham, Ala. will spend the sum
mcr in the mountains of Virginia
MIR and Mrs. D. Il. DalIam, OF Ger
mantown. Pa. have gone South, after
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