Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26

church. The bride, pretty brunette,
Was attired in handsome travelling dress.
sides on his estate about eighteen miles
south Of Charlottesville. and IL held IN
high esteem in his community.
Another quiet but pretty home wedding
was eo!emnized nc 4 o'clock Thursday
afternoon at the handsome residence of ID.
Harmon. ESQ.,, the contracting parties
being DR.. w. w. Moss and Miss Lizzie
Harmon. Only the. relatives and few
intimate friends Of the families were pres
James q. Moss, of Rocky Mount. assisted
by the Rev. DR.. q. l.. Petrie. of the
Presbyterian church. performed the cere-
mony in 0 very Impressive manner, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Moss took the train
for southern trip. The BRIDE is the ac-
complished daughter Of the late Daniel
Harmon. Esq, and sister Of Mr.. ID. Har-
mon, one of the most successful lawyers
in Charlottesville. The groom is a pros
porous young dentist, who has for several
years been the assistant OF DIR. W. T. Nor
MISS Louise EdmuDds, who has been tho
guest of Mrs. w. j. Ficklin, on " Bel
mont" left for her home, IN Washington.
ID. c.. this morning.
DIR. James p. Smith. of the Central Pres
byteYidn, Is visiting his family In this city.
Old students of Richmond College now
attending the University OF Virginia have
organized Richmond College Club"
They will take page IN Corks and C,lrts.
the handsome annual gotten out by the
fraternitIes and societies of the univer-
sity. The officers are: Maurice Hunter.
president; j. G. Harrison, vice-Dresldent;
Il. II. Winston. secretary and treasurer;
i. p. Willis, chaplain. Penick, Bristow,
and Faulkner are the Committee OF Ar
rangements. The club will hold banquet
at an early day. =,
MANY of the students who will go to the
Inauguration will charter special car. -,
Mr.. S. Levy. of Shreveport. La, is visit
ing his son. MI. j. NJ. Levy.
Miss Annie Durrett has returned to her
home. in Keswick. after q fye-months'
stay in Richmond and Halifax county.
Miss NJ. F. Owen. who has been visiting
Miss Virginia T. Long, has returned to
Washington. ID. G.
Mr.. II. d. Slater, of Public Opinion, Wash
ineton, ID. c.. is in this city in the interest
Of his paper.
Judge John L. Cochran. who has been
quite sick for several weeks, has left for
an extended trip TO Florida.
Mr.. George Worthy. Of Washington, IS
Charlottesville visitor.
Miss Rosa Gibson IL visiting friends at
Bon AR, Chesterfield county.
Mr.. John A. Browning, OF Rappahan-
mock, Is III Charlottesville.
Mrs. j. Il. Wingfeld is visiting in Alex
andria.
Nj. 4. J. Blakey is in Stanton on busl-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll, who have
been spending some time in Charlottes-
vile. left on Tuesday the former for Balti-
more. the latter for visit to friends IN
Norfolk.
DR.. +. o. Poyton. of the Hotel Ruffner.
Charleston, W. Va, has been at MIR. c. G..
Snclalrs this week. RE WAS accompanied
by his son. 1r. G. s. Peyton..
Mr.. +. Mclean Long. of the United
States Geological Survey, has been on
visit to his mother, Mrs. NJ. II. ). Long.
MIR. s. b. Woods is in Pocahontas, W.
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Landun, Of New
York city, arc the guests OF Mrs. c. X.
Nichols. on First street.
Mrs. Chewing. who has been visiting
Mrs. NJ. +. Roberts, has gone to her home,
in K.swick.
Mrs. I. b. Moran is IN Washington.
Miss Morgan went to Baltimore this
week.
Alr. ". b. Forsythe has returned from
New Orleans, where be went TO DO present
On the occasion of the Mardi Gras.
Dir. j. S. Doubleday has returned from
his home IN North Carolina. where he was
,alled last week.
The students are now very much inter
,sted IN the statistics being taken for
forks and CHRIS. They are allowed to
vote for the handsomest man, the most in-
man, the greatest dude. the
most popular man. the hardest student.
md the most popular professor.
Mr.. William S. brewing has returned to
he University after weeks visit to his
lome. IN Southampton county.
Mr.. ST. George Tucker is on q visit to |
lis home, in Norfolk.