Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-16

delightful summer abroad, spending
most of thor time in Bonnie Scotland,
amid the familiar scenes OF their early
days.
Mrs. Lucy Dunn and Mrs. Fannie Hodges,
of Essex, are visiting Mrs. John Hay, OF
Gil west Main street.
meet nj Marshall. Street Christian church
at o'clock Sunday night.
Mrs. s, V. Badger. Miss @. =. Badger,
and Mrs. George McClary, OF Baltimore
who have been visiting Mrs. Ciyce Saun,
ders. of 10 south Norris street, returned
homo yesterday after q pleasant sojourn
of ten days.
| The victorious Washington and Lee
Varsity football team attended tue TX
| position en- naGsse yesterday. Their smiiinl
| countenances showed how they enjoyec
the fair. 1t was manly group. and then
| yell is very catchy.
| Mr.. d. f. Larabee and wife, OF Dover
| Me-. are in the city, the guests OF Mr, NJ
| T.. Gary. Mr.. Larabee is brother, OF MI
| William Larabee, we'll known and popu-
| lar member of the Grand Lodge lndepend,
emit Order of 0dd-Fellows, who resides o.
Chesapeake City.
Mr. p. II. Baskerville. treasurer o. tn
| Marshall Manufacturing Company. yester
| day shipped TO the Pacific coast two cars
containing 225,000 yards OF cotton cloth
which is probably the largest shIpment o.
| cloth ever made from Richmond by ono
firm in q single day.
| There will be q meeting at 4 o'clock TIM
| afternoon at the Wesleyan mission-rooms
CLAY and Twenty-ninth streets. for tnt
purpose OF organizing new Metnouls'
| Episcopal society, with view OF erectinl
| q new church on the corner OF Marsnhi
and Twenty-ninth streets.
Professor Edmund Harrison, OF kich-
mond College, who has been recuperatlhg
| In the mountainous section OF Virginia tyl
several weeks. has returned home, greatly
! improved In health. The Professor looks
| much better after his trip, but Will not
| take charge of the Latin chair until Janu-
AIRY LIST.
The VIRGINIA Division of the Travellers
protectiye Association will hold a regular
meeting Of its headquarters, NO. lJIJ east
| Nam street, tomorrow night. ms or
! ranization is doing good work IN the state
now, and the railroad. Legislative, AND
| hotel committees have been especially
active of late.
Governor Mckinney has received q letter
| from Lew ClarkIns, Haskins, Neb.. ASKING
! if General James CT. Field, the nominee OF
| the Peoples ticket for NIce-President, al
yocated the measure 10 pension eX-Con-
| federate soldiers in Virginia. Ihe writer
| said be had heard that General flelu mac
said that he did not.
Richmond Randolph Lodge. No. 10, E.
+. Richardson. Worshipful Master, meets
next Tuesday night. Amlty Lodge. NO.
| 76, William Gibson, Jr., Worshipiui Mas
l. pinbt An Imnnrfapf
case that has been pending for some
months will probably be disposed OF oil
this meeting of No. 76.
Major William II. VERIFY. the veteran
room-clerk at the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point
accompanied by his accomplished wife,
arrived here yesterday and are stopping at
the Exchange Hotel. The Major Is on his
annual vacation. and will visit friends III
Washington and Baltimore. de was o
gallant Confederate soldier
Mr.. George A. Parsley, of Richmond. and
Miss Lula Is. Mason, of Fluyanna county.
were married at the brides residence, near
Scottsville, on Thursday morning last at
10 O'Clock. Mr. and Mrs. Parsley took the
train for Washington and other northern
cities. Mr.. Parsley is a thriving merchant
of Church Hill. and his bride is the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. James Mason and
one of Fluvanna's fairest daughters.
The interior Of old St. Johns church
presented happy scene Wednesday eve
nIng at $3.50 o'clock. when MIR. William i.
Goodman led to the altar Mrs. Nj. s.
Woody. a large number of friends and
relatives were in attendance, and the
church was prettily decorated with palms
and ferns. Rev. Mr.. Kuyk performed the
ceremony, and Messrs. NJ. B. Nunnally and
Willie Johns were the ushers. After the
ceremony the couple repaired 10 the homo
of the bride. where refreshments were
served.