The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

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Booth. Of i5rookneal. and ". A. Adams
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Observation-Disclosures
no marriage OF Miss Bessie Louise
toward. 70 James 4. Braithwaite toni.
pidte tuesday afternoon at . o'clock at
inc nome OF the brides parents rno
North Thirty-third street. TIL. brid.
WAS Eiron away by her father. .. y.
toward Rev w. Asbury Christian.
OF Union Station Methodist Church.
vas u" officiating minister The
mousse Vas beautifully decorated with
PAIN ferns and autumn flowers Mr..
ana Mrs. Eraithwaitc left late for ;,
TRIP through tho North and East
Suffrage Meeting.
fhis afternoon. at 4:3o o'clock, Tho
regular meeting will be held nj sur
frase headquarters. Commercial BuiId-
ing, second street. between Broad and
Grace streets. Reports ami iinrres
Sons 81 the suffrage convention held
tn i.ynchburs will be given by Mrs.
- =. Valentine Mrs. G. NJ. Smithdeal.
Mrs. Roy *. Flanagan. Miss Lucy Ma
son and Mrs. Alice O. Taylor.
The fourth annual convention OF
the league will be held in Roanoke
nest October. an invitation having
been extended BY the Chamber OF Com
Suffrage League there
Met Yesterday.
1t was announced by Mrs. J. Allison
Hodges Yesterday mornin. 1t the regu-
lar monthly meeting OF the Confcd-
crate Memorial Literary Society. that
North Carolina has Just completed hor
endowment OF $4,000 for the North
Carolina room in the Museum This
is tho first state TO complete the en-
dowment fund required. and the an
nounccment was greeted with great
applause and enthusiasm. In the alb
sence OF Miss Anderson, Mrs. Herbert
". Jackson presided at the meeting
yesterday.
Mrs. Francis II. Williams brought be-
fore the society a resolution from
Councilman Mills, which provides for
the marking OF all historic places Of
Importance and interest with suitably
engraved tablets carrying Inscriptions
and names. so that amy one may know
upon what sacred ground he is stand
ing. Mrs. Charles r. Boiling moved
that the society endorse this resolution,
which after much discussion. was car
ried
\ letter was received by the society
from Major William n. sands. Of this
city. sending through Morgan r. Rob
inson, cane. loan 10 tho Solid
South room. The cane is a branch OF
n tree that grew over the grave Of
StonoUall jackson. and has its history
cut on 1t. Colonel !. Y. BidSood pre-
scented, also through Mr.. Robinson, two
relics az gifts to the Virginia room.
ono sash made of a canton crepe shawl
that belonged TO Assistant .Adjutant-
General Green pcyton, Confederate
States of America; the other. most
remarkable relic. is rosetto of lead,
formed ny u Confederate and . Federal
bullet meeting in mdair, each striking
tho point of the other with such force
that they crashed together, welding in
the form OF rosetts
The house regent in her report for
the month stated that in ono week OF
the pas, month the door fees amount
cd 10 sa@. Mrs. s. w. Williams pre-
scn;cd the society with 2 Confederate
bond and several Confederate buttons.
Iintkc-Powcrs.
On Wednesday morning, October -.
at 10 o'clock at ST. Peters Church. In
this city, was celebrated the marriage
OF Miss Marie Joseph Powers. the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Powers, and Alphonsus Henry Iia;ke.
son of Mrs. Anna q. Hatke and the
kate Andrew iiatkc. Father Smct per-
formed the ceremony. assisted by Vicar
General Fowler and Father James and
Father Dominici. The church was dec
Grated IN palms, ferns ana pink chry-
santhemums. Til. bride entered the
cnuftit WITH hcr l1thcf, W&o gave her
away, and they were met at the altar
steps H. the groom and his best mar,
Frank Bocling. she Wore IA handsome
gown of brocaded crepe meteor trimmed
in duchess lace and pearls, and her
tullc Veil was arranged with a wreath
OF orange blossoms. She carried a
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
lilies OF the valley. The groom's sis
ter, Miss Edith fatke. was maid OF
honor, and wore simple gown OF pale
blue crepe meteor, and carried Il bou-
quet Of white chrysanthemums. Tho
bridesmaids included Misses Anna
Powers Smith, sister of the bride Eva
Mahoney. Anna Murphy. Gertrude
Wright. Margaret Dugan and BESSIE
! Cummings. Their gowns were of pink
crepe dc chine. and they wore butter
ny bows OF pink tulio in their hair
fhey carried bouquets OF pink chrysan-
themums The ushers were William
Sittscdirg lIcnry Schluottcr David
Powers. Andrew Mahoney, Rex Folncry
and John * cnnody, of Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Iiatke left at once FOR
a Northern tour, and Will he at home
after November Il.