Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

school IA divided. II will cost, II 10 sssS'
mated. about 1900. Work will be cons
menced NJ once on the building, ana "
will be ready to open In September next
In response TO an invitation from M.
w. 4. Milton and wife largo numpes
OF their friends attended. "wednesday eve
ming. a reception given to Rev. Wh'iam
VI Milton. OF Hensha w. Memorial church.
Baltimore. and his bride. formerly Mise
Virginia Lee Epes, OF Nottoway county.
Much artistic taste was evidenced IN the
decoration Of the house and grounoss
growing plants and cut flowers being useo
In the house, while Japanese lanterns
and colored lights Illuminated the lawn
and approaches to the house The BRIDE
an unusually attractive. pretty girl. ~
ceived In her wedding gown OF white SIX
while the groom wore the conventional
full dress, the guests also appearing ~
full dress. An elaborate supper. consis'-
ing OF all the dellcacies OF the seaso"
was served during the evening.
A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
Invitations are out for novel entertain.
ment entitled. "birthday party.
be given at the residence OF Major >. J.
&. Moore on Monday evening next from
6 to 10 O'Clock. The Invitation. which
reads as follows. explains itself
This birthday party is given TO you:
TITS something novel. uS something
new;
We send TO each a little sack:
Please either send or bring IL back.
With as many cents IA years you are old:
We promise the number shall never %
told;
kind friend will give US something
good to eat:
And the ladies' will furnish q musical
treat;
The Kings Daughters Band. With greet
ings most hearty,
Feels sure you will come to your owl
birthday party"
The proceeds OF the entertainment will
be added 10 the rectory fund OF Grace
Episcopal church. and very enjoyable
evening is anticipated.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. w. Cabell Moore, who was q stu
dent at Bellevue High School during the
past year. IL at home for hts summes
vacation. Mr.. Clarence Connerat. OF Sa
vannah. Ga, accompanied Mr. Moore,
and Will be his guest for some time.
George w. Boyd. assistant general pas
senger agent OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road, has been visiting Mrs. II. NJ. Pow
ers. at Wickliffe. for several days
Miss Mary Moore Is on crutches. neces-
STATED by her having sprained an ankl,
few evenings since in coming dowr
stairs.
Some OF our farmers have commenceA
cutting wheat, and In few days the
wheat-harvest Will be In full blast. The
prospects for good crop are unusually
fine. and the price now being offered is
very encouraging
Hugh III. Mccormick. a cadet OF tho
Virginia Military Institute. Is at home
for the summer
Miss sallIe Powell. OF Shepherdstown.
is visiting Miss Nellie Lee.
Miss Mamie Green. OF Culpeper. Is Wis.
iting Major John II. Stannard.
Captain dc Laniai and wife are the
guests OF Mrs. Leo Wheat, at Rest
Easy.
Misses MAY Wheat and Gretta Mccor-
mick have been spending n few days with
Miss Annie Conrad, in Winchester.
Mr. Duncan Milton. OF Baltimore. At
tended the reception given to Rev. W. IA.
Milton wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Tieford OF Washington. 10
with Mrs. III. l.. r. Lewis, at "Andrey.' +.
Misses Nina and Margaret Cabell, 81
Washington. are at Upton" for the sum.
mer.