Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-04
Of Chicago, H.. will be married on that

circles here. will be married at 6 O'clock in
the evening az the home of Mr.. George A.
Lathrop, west Main street.
Miss Maggie Smith, daughter OF the late
Mr.. Austen Smith. and Mr.. Lewis Parker.
a young lawyer of GreenylllG. \. C.. will
be married at 9 o'clock in tho evening nj
the residence of Mrs. George Wythe Nun.
ford. west Franklin street.
Miss Edith Baldwin and Mr.. Alfred
Brtson. q lawyer OF Edinburg. Scotland.
will bc married at halt past 10 A. NJ. and
So 10 New York, TO SAIL immediately for
Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan gave q de-
lightful Confederate entertainment on
Tuesday evening IN honor of the Misses
Colston, daughters of Colonel Frederick
C0lston, Of Baltimore.
charming programme of war remi-
nlsceuccs and Confederate songs was ar
ranged and admirably carried out.
Mr.. Leigh Robinson of Washington.
Captain Lugeuo Davis of Charlottesville,
Colonel Thomas Carter, at present of At
laDta. Judge Theodore tTarnett, and MIR.
BRYAN all gave thrilling recitals of war ox-
periences and all the company joined in
Singing the cAOruS war-sOugs. Each lady
was presented with beautiful s0ureHir
badge OF gray ribbon upon which was
painted Confederate and battle flags and
III gold letters Honor 10 Davis"
The tables were LAID IN Confederate and
battle-hag designs. exquisite redand white
flowers decorating eacn. and Confederate
coffee was served which everybody was
expected to drink for the sake OF the many
vino had drank /, before.
Mr.. Brown. of Baltimore, rs tOast-master
acquitted himself with great credit. and
Mrs Bryan was the same graceful hostess
as her mother and all the long line
Of CcutleWoucn from whom she comes
were ~ tho DAYS before the war was
thought of. An elegant supper III
courses was served. and among those
present beside the veterans and hostesses,
were Misses Carmichael. Salhe Talbot,
Juliet Carter, Kate Brown, of Baltimore
/ Miss Wilder. Of Savannah, Ga. Misses
LINE Bridges. Marian Robbins and the
Misses stewart; Rev. Mr.. Randolph,
Captain Rouort r.. Lee, Messrs. Brown and
fucker. OF Baltimore Robert Campbell,
Allan Talbot. j. Il. Tucker, Jr., +. W.
Hanewlnckel, Lancaster Williams, and
Randolph Holladay.
Rev. William Munford, Of Salisbury,
Md, Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Talbot. Mr.. Munford WAS the pastor OF
President Davis during the years he lived
IN Memphis, Tenn, after the war.
4 pretty little sojro, was given by Miss
Adele Williams on Thursday evening at 1
O'Clock at the closing of her studio for the
session. The first honor would have been
shared by Miss Katie Hawes but for una
yoldnble absences from her class during
the sprlng term.
The successful competitor for the first
honor was Miss Elizabeth Davenport &c
whom was awarded an exquisite pearl and
gold pin.
The second class hal two equal competI-
| tors !n Miss Katie llaWcS and Miss Mamie
IanEhorue, who received each dainty
| enamel and gold pin. The entertainment
was rendered most agreeable by muSca
performances a piano duet by Misses Della
/ aud Annie McCaw. mandolin and guitar ny
/ Misses Elisc and Il/ZIe Davenport, and
piano solo by Miss Louise Williams. Ices
and cake were served. and among those
present Woro Misses Katie HaucS, Mamie
/ ] zee. Josephine Putnev. LIZZIE Davenport
| Name Iangh0rno. Della Tompklns, De
ui,e Morris. sue Wexford. Ella MoDcure
| kathrlnc Mcluure. Emily Addison, helma
/ Loiroy, Bertha Williams, Mary Florence
/ Wnni.red CrensLaw, and Florence Ca5ell.
Mrs. j. Caskie Cabell Will 60 to Chicago
assistant from Virginia at the Mt. Vernon
. House. Her duties Will be- those oi assist
+ ing III the social representation Of Virginia,
AMI sho Will a1orn the situation very
/ grnccfuliy
Mrs. Charles L. Northam, Jr., and chill
dren left for Brooklyn ON SATURDAY.
Miss Bette Conrad Is the guest OF Miss
Mary Mcclure.
1pire'. Thompson Drown 's TIC gue't
of Ms. buyai.
Messrs. lom Lovall and Howard Shield,
Of Norfolk. were IN the citv the past week.
Miss MARY and Halhe lalcott are the
guests oi Mrs ". Miles Cary.
Hon j. v. Daniel and his daughter, Miss
Carrie. were the guests of Major ami Mrs.
James l.. Patton. the past week.
Mrs. Russell Robinson returned TO her
country home. ColletOn.' III Nelson
county. on Friday.
The party az AiGOma are having charm
jns time, and daily additions of gentlemen
from Richmond make it more AMI more
agreeable. the young people are riding.
driving, walking. and sitting under the
trees and enjoying all tie rural delights.
CHLOE.