Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-30


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handsome supoer at "Atrn, !" the 49,
Of the parents Of tho bride. Nj end M
L. M. Leitis. On the following oey -
ception was given them at ~ home ~
the gruoms parentA Mr.. and Ms. Ms
Watts, near BrownsbGyg. The brid4 49,
the recipient Of many handsoms ana epr
proprfate presents. They left tor Qese
new home. at Williamson. w. Va, Uuefe
the groom has been locased tor several
months past a. IN otilcial Of the More
folk and Western railroad.
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Miss Mary Elizabeth 0oodlos. the pretty
and accomplished daughter Of Mr.. Joseph
B. Goodloe, OF Goshen. and M. Thouao
Henry Tutwiler. cf New Orleans, were
married In the Presbyterian church as
Goshen Wednesday evening, Decemben
18th. at $40 o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. n. y. IAmbdiu, lnto
pastor Of tho Presbyterian church. Tho
church was prettIly decorated for the &C.
casion, and the ceremony was Witnessed
by a large gathering OF friends. linz
mediately after tho ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Tutwiier left on the west-bound
Chesapeake and Ohio train for their hotner
In New Orleans Mr.. Tutwtler II an enc
gineer, and has been very successful ~
his profession. He II at present cons
nected with the New Orleans Tractiou
Company, Limited. e
poD-TREvy.
Mr.. william L. bod and NIse LiIlio
b. Trevy were married at noon on Christi
mas-day at the residence Of Mrs. John
Davidson, near the mouth Of South rivers
The ceremony was performed BY Rev.
l.. III. Graybill. OF Wesley chapel 10
was an exceedingly quiet home wedding
no one being present but the immediate
relatives OF the contracting parties. Ina
groom Is a son OF Professor Charles Dods
ana the bride a daughter Of the late Cyrus
Tresy and niece OF Mrs. Davidson.
There are few children In Lexington
that are not remembered In their homes
or In the Sunday schools on Christmas
There are, however, some. and through
the generosity Of young lady heis
hearts were made happy on Christmas
day. From the ladies' Of the City MIS-
sion and Mr.. Henderson, overseer OF the
poor, she obtained tho names OF forty
poor children, and provided for them q
beautiful Christmas-trea at the homo OF
Mrs. r.. N. cartmell. with whom she v
staying.
Each child was provided with an abun.
dance Of good things and a substantiaS
gift. II Is needless to say that there
was no brighter spot In Lexington Christi
mas morning than around that tree. Tho
donor was Miss Lyons. OF New Orleans
v.M. l. GLEE CLUB.
The Glec and Minstrel Club Of the Vir.
ginia Military Institute will on nexe
Monday evening give an entertainments
In the Opera-Houss for the benefit OF tho
Jackson Memorial Hall
Rockbridge lodge. No. IS. Independents
Order Odd Fellows. entertained large
number of their friends In a handsome
manner Thursday evening. A speech OK
welcome was made by Mr.. q. ID. Letchers
who was followed by Mr.. t. III. Deaver.
Grand Master Mr.. J. V. Grinstead pres
sided. An elegant supper was then served
| In the banquet hall. and music and social
pleasures followed. A large number OF
| ladies' was present.
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Among those who are In town visiting
4 their sons who are cadets at the Virginia
| Military Institute Sre Mrs. Henry Wat
| terson, OF Louisville. Mr. Charles w,
| C1ddin, Clerk Of the chancery Court OF
the city OF Richmond. and his wife, and
| Colonel G. Percy Halves. or Richmond.
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cobb, OF
| Washington. ID. G.
Mr.. Howard Holland. OF Manchester
Is visiting Mr.. James Gillock.
Miss Annie Pitzer is visiting In Rich
mond.
DIR. and Mrs. II. A. White are spending
the Christmas with Judge Wexford. OF
| Richmond.
Professor e. w. Fay is spending th'
holidays in Washington, Baltimore. ane
Philadelphia.
Professor and Mrs. Harry ID. Campbell
are spending the holidays In Washington
Mr.. Jack Carmichael, OF the Baltimor'
and Ohio engineering corps. IN spending
the holidays with his mother. Mrs. Johf
Carmichael.
Mr.. w. c. Agnor has sold his distiller,
near Monmouth TO Mr.. Herbert Wander
veer, who will operate IT.
Mr.. ID. s. Layne has bought from MT
| f. A. Quisenberry his one-tnird fnteres
In the Lexington Ice Manufacturing an'
old-Storage-W Works. near the Union DE
pot, paying for 1t $500 The remaining
two-thirds Of the plant is owned by q
w. Ofiiighter e. Co.
Professor ID. c. Humphreys has gon'
on a business trip to Florida, and Mrs
Humphreys IL spending Christmas Will
friends In Washington.
Mr.. Charles Freeman. OF Roanoke, 4
visiting DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Freeman.
Mrs. Telford. Of Washington Is tn
| guest OF Miss Freeland.