The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26

the remainder OF the summer with the
formers mother at Anneslie.
The marriage. which unites two
prominent Maryland families was, at
tended by number OF out-of- town
guests, including Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Wallis OF Altoona; AIR. and Mrs
Robert 6. Skerrott of Orange. y. j.;
Messrs. Blackford. of Alexandria, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Breen. OF Phila-
delphia; Dir. and Mrs. Edward Sayen,
Of Philadelphia, and Miss Clarence El-
der. OF Virginia
Weddings This Week.
Miss Annie Virginia Stokes and
Ralph William Leonard were quietly
married yesterday morning in the
home Of the brides parents. 2o25 West
Main Street, Father jerome of the
Benedictine College. officiating After
July !. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard will be
at home in Highland Park.
!. Another quiet wedding of this week
WAS that of Miss Virginia Neisz, of
Henrico County, and {. II. Robertson.
of this >city. The ceremony was per-
formed in the parlor OF the officiating
clergyman. Rev. j. 3. Hutson. on Tues
day. June "a. MIR. and Mrs. Robertson
are spending their honeymoon in tho
North
HOpOrt of Confederate Memorial Lit
crary Society.
At the meeting of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society yesterday
morning, four new life members were
cnrolled-Mrs. J. W. Clapp, Mrs. "A. y.
White. Mrs Thomas j. Mason and
Mrs. L. H Baker, ali OF Tennessee. The
society resolved to send each year TO
the general convention of the United
Daughters OF tho Confedcracy. the
president OF the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society. or substitute TO
reprcse this society, and make re-
port OF its work. The gifts presented
to the society at this meeting were a
picture OF General Robert f. Lee, lead
ing his troops at the battle Of the
Wilderness, given BY Mrs II. NJ
Dunklin; a letter from Mrs. Davis Roy.
Of Front Royal. giving as an eye-wit-
ness the hanging Of Mosbys men by
General Custer. This letter proves the
presence and sanction OF General Gus
ter at the murder Of these men;
photograph OF General J. (. b. Stuart.
as a lieutenant in the United states
Army. presented by Mrs. Wyndham
Robertson. president OF the Saltville
Chapter. Mrs. Mallctt. OF the univcr-
sity of Virginia gave three books be-
longing to her husband, which Will be
OF grea, value TO the museum. and
Charles Wallace offered TO lend two
, parlor chairs which mao been USED IN
his home during the war The meet
ing adjourned and the society Will not
meet again until fall.
TO Visit In Gcorgia.
4 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fowler and
little daughter have returned from At
lantic City. and will leave shortly 10
he the guests OF E p. c. Fowler, in
I.alla poosa, Ga for several weeks.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Wynn, OF War
field, have issued cards amour Gin :
the approaching marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Maude Manson Wynn.
10 Reverend Harwood p. Myers, of
49,
place on July 10.
Mrs. Goode In Norfolk.
Mrs Leila Symington Goode. of Bal
timore. is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward
Lee Taylor, OF Norfolk, after which she
will go 10 Rochester 10 spend some
time with hcr brother and sister-in-
ton. who are leaving on Monday, and
Will live for year in Rochester
Concerning Mrs. Swanson.
says a Washington paper:
Mrs. Claude \. Swanson who went 10
New York for the polo games. and re-
ma!ned TO make some visits. has re-
turned TO her home In r Street EN-
cept for occasional short trips, Mrs.
Swanson will remain here with Senator
Swanson until the end of the session.
Miss Clark to Wed.
Miss Annis Clarke left Roanoke
Saturday for Lynchburg to attend the
marriage OF her sister Miss Charlotte
Saunders Clarke. 10 Wiley Daniel
Hodges. the ceremony to take place
At O'Clock Thursday evening in st.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Lynchburg.
Va. Miss Clarke viii be her sister S
maid OF honor She has frequently
visited friends in Richmond. and is
always much entertained here
Miss Davis WEEDS.
Of Mrs
. Bette Davis, OF Waynesboro. was mar
. ried last week TO Hugh keiser. OF
Springfield, Mass, in the home OF the
brides mother. Rev A. c. Marks offici-
ating. Margaret Lambert played the
wedding music Miss Helen Davis. who
carried the ring. wore a soft white
dress. and the bride wore a going
. away dress of blue. and a blue hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keiser left mmed ely
r after the ceremony for a Northern
wedding trip
Play Tonight.
The Junior Philathea Glass OF the
} Seventh Street Christian Sunday school.
, Will give play entitled odd Acre
Folk" tonight at $50. in the Seventh
Street Church annex. This is n very
: attractive and laughabie little char
: acter show in two acts, and the fol-
lowing young ladies and gentlemen
are to take part: Misses Katherine
i'oSie' 'hiFian harris. tlelen BAH, La :
| Fon Howerton Horace Sharpe. John
Bolen, Leslie Jones. Tom Blckers, Har-
| rol Hrauer and John Doyle.
! Recommendations.
Mrs r. G. Harton announces the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Doro-
thy King Harton, and Estes George
Freeman. The ceremony was per-
formed yesterday morning at IL o'clock
by Rev. j. J. Wicker, in the church
parlor of Leigh Street Baptist Church
Only the immediate families were pres
emit
AndersOn-BushneU.
Richmond society is much interest
ed in the marriage, which took place
last evening at $3.50 O'Clock. in salem
of Miss Sarah Terrill Bushnell daush-
, ter of DIR. and Mrs. John Bushnell to
William Alexander Anderson Jr or
j Princeton w. Va. Both the bride and
bridegroom have many relatives In