Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
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fCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NoRFoLK, April 23.-There was much
marrying and giving in marriage IN both
citioson Thursday, the rites OF nine or ten
couples being celebrated; Among them
were Mr. Thomas Il. Coleman and Miss
Fmna Marie Iucetta Lefaucher the love-
l., and accomplished daughter of MIR. l.. j.
Ietonchar of the Western Union tele-
eraph Office. Rev. W. +. Evans, ID. d..
solcmnized the nuptials, and the happy
couple soon after left by the Norfolk and
Western tor Richmond and Washington.
Another beautiful marriage occurred
of The residence of Mr.. j. G. Noteworthy,
on York street, Miss Mamie v. Nors-
worthy and Mr. j. Vernon Cosby, OF New
nort News. formerly of Kentucky, being
united In the holy bonds, Rev. A. 5. Lloyd
officiating. The couple soon after went
NEST to enjoy their honeymoon.
Monumental Methodist Episcopal
church. in Portsmouth, was densely crowd
ed and resembied very parterre of floral
beauty Thursday night. when MIR. Z;
Everett Smith, navy-yard electrician, led
Ia the altar the lovely Miss Emma Brown
lev. of that city, and Rev. i. Men. Slmp-
son tied the knot.
Several society representatives OF Rich
mond attended the Pickerell- McGiensey
Wedding on the frigate Franklin.
The german and cotillon clubs of both
cities opened the week with brilliant fes-
tiyities in the social and dancing line.
Miss Estelle Courtney, of Richmond, and
Misc billiard. of Memphis, Tenn, are visit
inc the Misses Armistead, In Middle street,
Portsmouth.
Miss Anne Pizzini, of Richmond. is the
cuest Of Miss Lilly Cobb, on Holt street.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. X. Cobb. have returned
from their Easter visit to friends III Rich
mond.
Miss Jeannie Drewry is in Baltimore Wis
ting relatives.
Mrs. Thomas II. Webb and her grand
daughter. Miss Bessie Scott. have returned
from Florida, where they spent the WIN
ter.
been the guest of Mrs. L. j. Nottingham.
Dr.. for several weeks. has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Ashburn, accompanied by
MISS Nellie Gathright, OF Richmond, and
Miss Mabel Ashburn, have gone TO New
York to visit friends.
Mrs. Judge Hogan and daughter, MISS
Nav Hogan. of Washington, ID. O., are The
gussts OF the family of Major John L.
Dezendorf of Park avenue.
Mrs. Fannie Dyson and Mrs. Alice Mich
nlson. of Portsmouth, have returned from
pleasant visit 10 friends in Richmond.
Misses May Cannon, Mamie Davis. and
yirgilla Jones spent the Easter holidays
with friends in Southampton county,
Mrs. VI. ID. fihIuy, cl ndftlSu, N. ", is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Il. Buxton, in
Portsmouth.
Mrs. j. Q. Reed, wife of Presiding Elder
Reed. of the Suffolk District, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hannah Porter. in Ports
mouth.
Mrs. j. L. wocott and Mrs. W. Fl. Reid,
Of Rochester. n. Y, are guests of Mrs.
Gordon DeCordy. in Freemason street.
Professor Charles A. Baiu, of Peters
burg, spent the Faster holidays with his
parents, in Portsmouth.
Major j. L. Woodhouse, treasurer of
Princess Anne county, is in the city for O
lay or two
Mr.. A. Guigon, proprietor Of the Graham
Hotel, Graham. Va. with his wife and
.hildren, are visiting Norfolk.
DIR. w. ii. Cromwell, of Currituck coun-
~, N. g., who has been the guest of Dr.
M. Morgan. of Berkeley. for q week or
more, has returned home.
Mr. i. w. Goodwin, proprietor Of the Vir-
gina lron-Works, went to Worcester.
Mass. this week to attend the funeral Of
his sister.
Mr.. j. w. Hays, of Philadelphia. general
secretary and treasurer Of the Knights Of
Labor. was in Norfolk several days this
week.
Bishop Keane, of Washington. cd. O.,
q 6ho il sojourning at bt. Vincent's Hospi-
al for his health, is much improved and
will return to Washington some time next
seek.
PASTE Grand Chancellor T. H. virnelson,
Of Portsmouth, has received his comma
non 6 adiutAnt OF the First Virginia
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