Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

Major II. ID. Whitcomb, and has many
warm friends in the city Of her birth.
Among those present were Messrs.
Henry d. Whitcomb, Jr., I. n. McAboy,
| John B. Young, Charles l.. Ruftin, Ed. w.
Scott, DIR. }. Jet. Mccormick, Charles I.
Beale or Washington, ID. c., DR.. Stuart
McGuiie. Misses Nicolson and Miss Amy
| Williams of Fauquier county, VA, Misses
Randolph and Foster of Baltimore. Md,
Misses Kinney and Powell of Stanton.
| Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Mccormick OF
Norfolk, Va, g. L. Williams of Fauquler
county, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powers, Mr.
and Mrs G. @. Chaplin, Miss Chaplin. Rev.
j. Y. bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cren-
shaw, Mrs. Vim, and Mr.. Harry ID. Winn.
The marriage ceremony Of Miss Anne
Curtis Doggett and Mr.. George Linen, OF
Buffalo, n. Y, was performed quietly at
| home, but the friends of the groom Citizen
in number) who accompanied him, made
quite company, and added to the bridal
| party. There were very few friends from
Richmond present.
The wedding reception of Miss Wheel
wright and Mr.. Harry Lee Rust was very
quiet, but tasteful and beautiful enter
| tajnment. The decorations were bright
yellow chrysanthemums and palms, yellow
| lamps, yellow satin ribbons festooned
| from the chandelier to the four corners of
the table. Everything harmonized IN
shades and flowers. The brides gown
was elegant white satin, which shim-
mered beneath the full tulle veil. Miss
| Bessie 4. Wheelwright, cousin of the
bride aud maid of honor, was becomingly
alfred in white silk.
| There was O small company of intimate
| friends and near relatives present-Mr.
Brice. Mrs. Smith, DIR. Rust, and Mrs.
Sweet. of Washington, ID, g. Messrs. Ar
rington, Beasley. Washington. Glover,
Taylor, and DIR. Edward Mciuire weI0
| ushers.
| The brides loaf was cut. and in the lot
tery which decides always the fate of
three, the ring fell TO DR.. Edward Me-
CURE. he darning needle to Mr.. Joseph
| Beasley and the sixpence to Professor
Smithy, of Randolph Macon College.
Among the guests were. Mrs. Thomas
| Branch. Miss Lena Branch, MIR. Carter
| Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. John Freeman, MIR.
and Mrs. John Taylor, Judge and 5Irs. II.
w. Flournoy. Miss Lou Doggett, MIR. Dog
eett. Miss Mamie G. Minor Mrs. Abbott
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Guy, Miss Wheel
wright, Dr. Stuart Mcclure, Miss Nc
Gulre. Rev DR.. Stewart. Rev. DIR. Newton
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Haynes, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Haynes, and Mrs. Lyon.
| 1Ut AOA lhO Dthchb w -
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary COMMITTEES
of Lee Camp at Mozart Academy on thu
evening Of December 9Th have been com
pleted. and rehearsals will begin at once
The entertainment will consist OF tabeaul
arranged TO tell the story of yovng Con
Tolerate soldier from the beginning TO th'
close of the war, and will be presented by
some of our best amateur performers.
The cast will include Mrs. A. q. Dlckin'
son, Mrs. Randolph Norris. Miss Lulit
LYONS, Miss Carrie Moore, Mrs. L. T.
Walker, and Messrs. TAYLOR Harris, Cat
lin, Lehman, Cowardin, Langhorne. Car
dozo, Cunningham, Harris, Massie, Poll
Miller and company. h: Watkins, and n. V,
Randolph. Mr.. Kirk Mathews WILL direct
the amateur music. and VUelker's full band
will be in attendance. The ladies who
will appear upon the stage IN scenes
where numbers are required are Misses
Nellie Rogers. Louise Meade, Emma Banks
dale. Bessie Martin, Louise Brander, Bessie
Fauntleroy, Cora Darlington. Fannie
Dickinson, Berta Wexford. Nellie Parker
Bessie Pace. Anime Hammer, Mrs. Z. T.
Iathrop. and Mrs. j. II. Durrett.
Committee from Lee-Camp Auxiliary
Mrs. j. W. White, Mrs. L. A. Brander. Miss
Waddey, Mrs. L. c. Minor, and Mrs. N. "
The patronesses are: Mrs. Thomas II
Ieary, Mrs. g. OBJ. Cowardin, Mrs. j. Il
Pace Mrs. W. u. Palmer, Mrs; X. ): DO
sher, Mrs. G. d. Langhorne, Mrs. @: Z
Stokes. Mrs. John 3: Purcell, Mrs. AltreS
GRAY, Mrs. j. ID. Mcintyre. Mrs. IL. q
Jones, Mrs. Il. II. Whitloek, Mrs. j. Taylol
Ellyson, Mrs. Charles L. Workman, Mrs. A
b. Camm, Mrs. q. @. Walker. Mrs. james
Patterson, Mrs. G. P. Lathrop, and Mrs
Alexander Archer.
Miss Virgie CABOT gave very bright ant
agreeable entertainment on "Wednesday
the evening preceding the grand Demo
cratic Jubilee, which she humorousl,
STYLED "A crowing-hen party" Their
were no gentlemen present and the gay
Marty of girls amused themselves ate
their - own sweet will" playing Ga
bouche," dancing, singing, and making
merry after the fashion of young womeI
when unembarrassed by the presence o
the sterner sex. Ices and fruits lent theI
assistance to the general enjoyment. anC
each young lady was presented with
symbolic SOUVENIR.
Those present were Misses Annie Henry
Nellie Perrin. Louise Brander. Ellie VII
liams. Fannie Dickinson. Jennie Hennlpg
Alice Henning, SallIe Marshall, Pag
Booker. Lillian Yarbrough, Lon Atkins
Martha Bagby, Columbia Hayes, Etu
HAYES, Gertrude Camm, Annie Leigh
Camm.
The Fortnightly Club was entertaine'
on Friday evening by the Misses Atkins
their home. on Cary and First streets.
The evening was passed delightfully."- Il
} dancing and card-playing.
The invited guests were Mr.. and Mr.
G. g. Chapin. Miss Lane (Alabamal. Mise
Mary Chattin, Martha Tinsley, Bessie Lee
and Mariane Meade
The members of the club present wer
, Misses Hunt. Mamie Barney, Norma an,
Eyie Walker, Emma Darlington. Louli
} Walker, Louise and Kate Meade. Allc
Rurwell, Lillian Yarbrough. Ashley Miller
Ellen Blair. Mercer Cooke, Bertha Ran
! dolph. Marian Robins, Florence Tyiel
Fyie Lawson. aud Annie GRAY.
The gentlemen invited were Messri
Richard Wilson, Stewart Hume. Robel
Campbell. L. NJ. Workman. Q. i. kuffil
} Richard Morris. Richard Meade. Benjami
: Alsop. Robert Pegram, George Pegrau
Freeman, Clement Shafer. Bailey Sander
Ben. Lawson, William Walker, yackso
Miller John Walker. Randolph Hollad,
j. Ran. Marshall, John Cullen, Fairleig
Cooke. Deane Maury, George Warren,
.. q. Finch, and I. G.. Tinsley.
The enterprising ladies who aanuall
: give the charity ball are now prepared
: announce an entertainment OF very a
, tractive nature. The specially interestir
! feature Of the ball will he 1.-THE Livir
Game of Whist" which will be beautifl
: dance performed by Number OF your
!, ladies' and gentlemen under the tufelas
: OF Professor Lsube. Notes of invitatif
are to be sent to the dancers, and the =
T hearsals will beein very soon. The bs
: will take place at Mozart Hall early
e January. There is much interest IN q
: occasion aud the intention OF the patrol
esses is to make it something really wor'
seeing.
The managers are Mrs. n. L. Bfanc
Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. John Dunlo
Mrs. James Dooley, Mrs. A. b. Cam
Il Mrs. Seymour CABOT. Mrs. Robert
Cabell, Mrs. o. A. Crenshaw. HRS. Loul
Cardoso, Mrs. John HARRISON. Mira. u
Langhorne. Mrs. i. n. Logan. MRS 0eorl
MAYO. Mrs. Edweyd Mayo, Mrs. Gsofge