Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09

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Miss Alice Opie, of Covington. Ky, Is
visiting her uncle. Captain John n. Opie.
on north Lewis street.
Mrs. Charles w. Warden and her sister,
Miss Lillian Arthur. are visiting friends IN
Philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. Arthur III. Taylor. the hustling edi,
tor of the Daily Netcs, is spending several
days IN Lynchburg. his former home.
Miss SaIlie +. Switzer, OF Long Glade.
left Tuesday for Columbus. Mob, where
she will upon arrival marry Mr.. John II.
Craun, Virginian living in the far West.
Trinity Episcopal church at it's election
Faster Monday selected the following yes
trymen: Frank h. Berkley. DIR. Is. NJ. At
kinson, Major II. NJ. Bell. James ker.
Alexander L. Kinney, Major Thomas =.
Elder. Philip Ii. Trout. James Il. TAYLOR,
DIR. BENJAMIN Blackford, II. II. Catlett,
Charles q. Wheat. and William A. Bur-
pett-the latter ricg Joseph b. Woodward.
Mrs. Joseph Lickliter Is quite Ill at her
home. on Prospect street.
Mrs. Mary Crawford barrow is reported
TO be seriously i'll at tho Augusta Female
Seminary.
Mr.. Carter Harrison has been elected by
the council City Engineer.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing marriage of Miss Cora Adeiaina Iur-
ner daughter of Professor and Mrs. A. j.
Turner. 70 Mr.. Charles I. Freys. OF Chi
cngo. The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. DR.. W. J. y. Cox in the Stauntonl
Baptist church Wednesday evening. April
| 18th. at $50 O'Clock. Inc brlde-elecs Is
beautiful blonde and is possessed OF
richly-cultiyated contralto voice, whose
sweet strains are frequently heard in our
choirs and IN amateur opera in this city.
MIR. Paul j. Orebaugh, through the ef-
| forts of his congressman, Hon. n. ~.
| George Tucker, has been appointed to
cerkship IN the Treasury Department az
| Washington.
Captain John N. Opie, of this city. who
is strongly tipped tor the United states
| district attorney shIp for the Western DIS
| trict of Virginia, is IN Washington looking
after his interests. Captain Opie % coun-
| Nv chairman struck sturdy blows for Cleye-
| land and Democracy last fall.
Mr.. Charles T.. Palmer has let TO coutract
| the building of o large hotel whlch no WIN
| erect on west Beverley street on tho
skatine.rink lot. 1t Will DO called the
( Palmer House.
Mir. Frank Eukle has let to contract the
large European Hotel which he Will bulld
on New street opposite the Virginia Hotel
and the post-office. This city 10 Wen
equipped now with hotel Accommodations,
but generous rivalry between theec
several hostelrles can but lnure to tine
A beautiful homo wedding was that last
| Wednesday morning. when Miss Grace
| WIngheld Yost pledged her troth to 1lr.
| George G. McGllyray. Of Richmond. Inc
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
! Waiter .. Hullihen. rector OF Trinity Epls-
| copal church. IN the spacious parlors OF
| Major and Mrs. S. NJ. Yost, The rooms
were aglow with tho chastened, soft light
! from the candelabra and pillows of fra
GRANGE from sweet spring flowers were
| waited through the halls. Tho bride, WHO'S
| the daughter OF Postmaster Yost and sister
| of ex-Congressman Jacob Yost, IS lovely
woman of tho blonde type and young
woman of ripe intelligence and careful
| culture. The groom, who Is son OF the
late Rev. w. b. McGllvary. OF Richmond.
IL prominent man in New ! ork insurance
circles. The bride was robed IN handsome
gray broedcloth golng-away gown, ana was
| the recipient of flattering array OF bridal
presents a.testing the high regard IN
which she was held. Miss Lizzie Black
burn, OF Buena Vista, was maid or honor;
| Commonwealth -AttOrney }. Lewis BUM
gardner was the best man. The happy
young couple took the afternoon tram
over the Chesapeake and ONO TOR TIsit
to New York.
Ex-Speaker Marshall Hanger. who mas
been i'll for several weeks, ~ conyalescent
and is able TO be uD and about again.
News received from Mr. Preston A. Bay
Tor. who has been in Florida on account or
| i'll health oil winter, IS not so favorable Us
| his friends had hoped.