The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-05-01

history If the South, and also against
the suggest ion that the G. A. II be in
vited, Mrs Randolph reported for /
Mrs. Samuel Griffin, of Bedford City
a Confederate needle case which was
found on one of the battlefields
Prominent Wedding
marriage Of great interest in
Richmond took place yesterday IN Al
bany when Miss Pauline II. Bogar-
dus. daughtns OF Mrs N. n. II, Bo-
gar1ns Of New York, became the
bride Of James Robert Wepth, n, SON
Of Mr. and Mrs James Il. WertH Of
this city The wedding was an ex
ceedinely quiet affair on account Of
Illness in the brides family, and no
invita- Tins were issued The eere-
mony was performed at 2 o'clock by
the Rev. Il. w. Il. Taylor. Of ST.
Georges church. in the home of the
brides aunt. Mrs, william j. Gray.
The bride who was given away by
her uncle. MIR Gray. was gowned In
lace robe over sof. white satin. and
/ ttie vail She wore the historic dia
mand pin presented to Mathew Fon-
taine Maury in 1887 by The czar of
Russia. and which has been worn
by all the daughters and granddaugh-
tiers Of the famous commodore at
their weddings. Miss Florence Gray.
eousing of the bride, was maid OF
honor and Mr.. Harry c. Conway, of
Schenectady. was best man.
MIR. Werth. who Is a native of Rich
mond. and a grandson of Commo-
dore Mathew. Fontaiue Maury, has
been connected with the General Flee
trio company in Schenectady for a
number of year.
Among those prcsen tat the we'd
= no ~ q ut 1py
and sisters Mrs James Werth, Of this
city; Mrs Montgomery osborne, Of
Norfolk Mrs. i~Ittleton FITZGERALD, of
I1r0Wu station, \. " Mr. and Mrs
James A. Van Noast MIR and Mrs,
EalpG n. Tapscott, Mr.. ahd Mrs. John
keycs Paige. MIR ana Mis- GAoWacki
Parker. Mr.. and Mis-. \ w. Jones. Nh
and Mrs, Bevia Couison, Mrs DiCkin~
sanr Mise Watkins, Miss fea'horston-
heugb Miss Tendietou Edgar n.
/ Dickinson, Roland Thomas, Stewart
Thompson. Eutert- leonard w II.
/ Norris. Ir.. T.. r. Edwards Douglas
! Martin. all OF Schenectady
Musicale To BE Given Tonight.
A very attractive organ recital will
bc given this evening a. Sis o'clock
bI Mr. James l.. WomhIe in the
First English Evangelical Lutheran
MI Womble viii I've assisted b.
Mrs. f. ID. Heqnembourg. vioiinist.
Miss Ada c. kuyk soprano. and
Ralph 9. Ludwig, tenor. The must
Gale Will he held under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary
society of the church. The program
/ viii be as follows:
Coronation March from lie Pro-
J. phete' ...........,..... Meyerbeer
/ "Evensong ............... Johnson
And far away through the arches
dim
a sad sweet melody.
Like the wind as 1t walls it's evening
Ger the rustiing sea,
Rises now like a bird on the wing,
Now sinks to an amorous muir
muring"
Solo, THE Lord Is My Light. Illitsen
Ralph c. Ludwig.
"Chanson d. Tete" ....... I4emare
Pilgrims Chorus .... Wagner
"Ronde d'Amour" Thy requesD
Westerhout
Violin solos
ca Air on G String" Mathewson
Mrs. F, d. Hequembourg.
"Serenadc" ....... Daglers
Solo, Il VIII Extol Thee" from Eli"
Costa
/ Miss Ada G. Kuyk
Prayer from "Lohengrir" Wagner
Miss Phillips WEEDS Mr. Leavy.
| The wedding of Miss Lois Loretta
Phillips and Edgar Richardson
Ieavy took place in the home of the
Rev. J. !. Scherer Monday, April 2Sth.
at 1880 o'clock. Miss phillips was
attended by her aunt. Miss Louise
/ Dance Of Highland Park. The recep-
ton took place at the home OF the
I bride sl2 Nest China street, ut $50
| o'clock the same date Miss Phillips
Is the Daughter Ct Mr., and Mrs. Ed
| win b.. Phillips. III
! Marriage announced.
Mr and Mrs II. T. Narbrough an
nounce the marriage OF their dauph.
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