Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-24

Miss Allen, Miss Reese OF Birming-
ham. Miss Freeman Of Georgia, Misses
Anderson, Ford, Mary Pegram, Pleas
ants, De Treville, Coghill, Cullen, WI
liams, Miss Otey of Lynchburg, Miss
Looney Of Memphis. Miss Broadnax oil
Lynchburg. Miss Jordan Of Cincinnati
Miss Gamble Of st. Louis, Miss Baker
Of Washington, and Misses Ross.
The second meeting Of the McGill
Catholic Union was held on Friday night
and fifty-one members enrolled, making
a total of ninety-six. The following
officers were elected: Andrew Pizzini'
president; A. Hierholzer, vice-presi-
dent, and M. Sweeney, secretary. The
constitution was adopted, and the or
canizstion will be perfected on next
Friday. The rooms in Cathedral Hail
are being handsomely fixed for the use
of the members.
Tuesday the home Of Mrs. X: II:
Wbi,lock was the scene Of delightful
entertainment, the occasion being
lunch given to Mr.. Ovid Sparks, Of Ma
con. Ga. The table was richly deco
rated with flowers, and the menu-cards
were trimmed with satin ribbons. Ten
courses were servede Those present
were: Miss Sara Gates Ford, Misses
Sallie and Agnes Mayo, Miss " Beth "
Jordan, of Cincinnati Miss Freeman,
of Macon; and Miss Mary Young
Messrs. Pegram, Smith, Pope, Sparks,
Sims, and Freeman.
The Friday German Club had most
delightful german last week. Some
of the young ladies present were:
Miss Buerthe and Miss Mamie Buerthe,
of University of Virginia; Misses
GwatkinS, Susie Stuart; Misses Kate
and Sophie Bruce, Of Halifax; Misses
Cora Lathrop, Eva de Treyille, Hattie
Tanner, Fannie Gordon, Josephine
White. Lulie Powers, Agnes Lyons,
Beth Jordan, Lou Atkins Lizzie Lang
horne, Misses Ross; Miss Bessie
Strother, of Baltimore Miss Grace
Adams, of Maryland; Miss Letitia
Conway. Of Charlottesville; Miss
Dougherty, Of Maryland; Miss Juliet
Powers; Miss Gamble, Of st. Louis
Miss Mary Broadnax, of Lynchburg;
Miss Nellie Parker.
On Wednesday the Goth Miss Viz
GINA DAVIS Warren and Mr.. William
Pegram Wilson were married at Ba-
cons Castle by the Rev. Mr.. Hines, OF
Surry Courthouse. The marriage was
unique, and aroused special interest and
admiration on account Of the beautiful
church decorations, the ceremony being
performed beneath the mistletoe bOugh.
Many of the elite of Surry and Isle OF
Wight were present to express their in
terest in and good wishes for the bride
and groom, who represent two OF the
most prominent families in Tidewater
Virginia. The bride came in upon the
arm of the groOm's best man. Mr..
Fred. W. Randolph, meeting the groom
at the altar. attended by Mr.. I. ..
Woodward. Of Norfolk. The ushers
upon the occasion were Messrs. Ernest
Parker, Of Smithfeld; Early Warren,
of Isle of Wight Nixen Ferguson, OF
Surry; \. Bates Tyree, Of Richmond
T. o. Woodward, and Fred. W. Ran
dolph, best man. The bride and her
charming sister, Miss Jessie Warren.
are widely known in Richmond and
Norfolk society. and friends from both
cities were present at the marriage. A
few moments past ! p. NJ. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson left for Wakefield, where
they took the Norfolk and Western
road for a northern tour.
Manchester.
The Chesterfield Board Of Supervisors
meets tomorrow.
Miss Blanche Walker has gone to
Georgia to spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. James Weisiger.
Mr.. George W. Hardy, Of Lunenburg,
sx.mcmber Of the House Of Delegates,
spent several days in the city last week.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday in the disposition Of civil busl-
ness. 1t will be in session for several
days yet.
The Knights of Labor gave ball at
Cersley's Hall Friday night, which was
largely attended. The bellies and beaux
enjoyed themselves until the wee hours
Of morning.
Rev. Preston Nash, Of Richmond,
was expected to deliver temperance
lecture at the Fifth-Street Methodist
chapel tomorrow night, but owing to
sickness in his family the lecture will be
postponed.
The new Street-Railway Company
has been organized with the following
officers: John f. Taylor, president !;
Joseph Bryan, yice-president and t..
R. Selden, superintendent, secretary,
and treasurer.
The concert given at Cersley's Hall
Friday night for the benefit Of the
library fund of the Meade-MemOrial
Sunday school was voted a success.
The attendance was good, and a pleas
ant programme was well rendered.
Rev. II. Wise Devil, lately Of Allan
ia, Ga, will preach at the Fifth-Street
Methodist chapel this morning on the
subject of temperance. The pastor,
Rev. j. NJ. Campbell, will preach to-
night on The Methods Of Temper
ance-W ork.
charlottesville.
Miss Taylor, of Norfolk, is visiting
at DR.. John K. Pages.
Miss Speed, Of Louisville, Ky, is
visiting at the University.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beckham, Of
Culpeper, are in Charlottesville.
Miss Claude Simmons, Of Sparta,
Ga, is visiting at Mr.. j. NJ. Murphy's.
Mr. Max Austrian left on Friday for
a southern trip, going as far south as
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Flanagan, OF
New York, attended the funeral Of Mrs.
b. c. Flanagan on Friday.
Miss Abbot, of Bellevue. is among
tho ladiae ot the I -nivareitv from 4 dis