Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-21
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Matrimonial Items Of Special Interest
10 YiFslDianS.
CONFEDERATE VETERAN ASSN,
Its Arrangements for the March "on
to Eichmond"-Escort of Honor 10
other Notes.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 2O.-Cspe-
call miss Susie Goode, niece OF Hon.
John Goode. OF Virginia. and daughter
OF the late Edmund Goode. and Mr..
Frederick Remsen Purple. of Knoxville,
Tenn, were married Wednesday in this
city at st. Margarets church.
The church was beautifully adorned
with flowers placed against a background
OF green vines.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Ernest McGlll, OF Maryland. and
the Rev. William Snyder, of this city
Mr.. and Mrs Purple left for an extended
trip North, which viii include trip
around the great lakes. They Will re-
side in Knoxville.
Miss Bessie German. daughter OF Sena-
tor Arthur p. German. and Mr.. Wilton
j. Lambert, Of this city. will be mar
ried Wednesday, June 2fth, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, In Washing
ton. They will make an extended tour.
and then go to Deer Park, where they
viii spend the summer season.
Miss Mary Il. Dickinson, of Richmond,
daughter Of the late J. r. Dickinson, and
Mr.. Thomas II. Self Of Danville, were
married here Wednesday at the Hotel
Johnson They will make their future
home in Greensboro, y. c..
OK TO RICHMOND.
At n large meeting of the Confederate
Veteran Association. Of Washington. held
Thursday evening. arrangements We're
made for the trip to Richmond 10 attend
the reunion.
Miss Virginia Payne. the associations
Tu ~
present. and were given most cordial
reception.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed as an escort of honor to Miss Payne
and her maids: General Harry Heth,
Major II. l.. Boscoe, Captain W. \. Cor
don. W. d. Peachey. DR.. w. p. Young,
Major Mcdowell Darlington, and Dr. d..
c. Gordon.
Several hundred members Of the asso-
citation will visit Richmond during the
encampment besides many others, who
will take advantage Of the reduced rail-
road rates Of the occasion.
The Confederate Veteran Associations
excursion 70 Marshall Hall. which was
advertised for this week, was postponed
until the 18th Of August, on account Of
Indictment weather.
TELLER AND GORMAN.
Now that the Republican convention IS
over, all eyes are turned 10 Chicago.
The movements Of Senator Teller Will be
watched closely.
Teller has a strong following in the
South. When the obnoxious force bill
was in the Senate he was one Of the
few Republicans who voted TO lay 1t
on the table.
The name Of Senator German is being
talked about as the Democratic sound
money candidate for President He. too.
is quito popular I'm the South, and with
free-silver Democrats as well as sound
money men,
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. W. Hodges Mann. son of the late
Judge T.. VI. Mann. Of PETERSBURG is
now in Washington. representing a whole
sale house Of Philadelphia
Mr. II. Freeman Epes. Of Nottoway,
who studied law here at the Columbian
University. has passed a satisfactory bar
examination before Judges b. J. Well
ford. Of Richmond, ana c. +. Nicol OF
Prince William.
Mr. James T. Brady, son OF Colonel
James D. Brady, who has been located in
Washington for the last twelve months,
has gone 10 his home IN Petersburg, Va.
for the summer.
Mr. H. T. Coles. private secretary 70
Congressman Swanson, is spending his
vacation IN Chatham. Va, a vacation
which he justly deserves. as Mr.. Swan
son and himself have labored earnestly
while here In the interest of the formers
constituents.
Mr.. Lee b. Floyd. formerly OF Lynch
burg. hut now OF Washington, contem-
plates IN the near future a trip around
the Great Lakes.
Major d. VI. Scott. United States army,
and Mrs. Scott, are at Warrenton, Va,
for the summer
Mr.. w. Mosby Williams. who was n
delegate 20 the Staunton convention from
his native county. Warren. has returned
TO Washington.
ARRIVALS
The following were to-day's hotel ar
rivals from Virginia:
Howard House. Il. w Edwards a. -.
Bowers G.. s j. Triplett, J. b. Lake, i.
Il. Wood. W. H. Gable and c. c. Wager.
Raleigh: II. J. Marshall. +. ID. Hobart.
and T. NJ White. Jr
Hotel Enrich: T. Burkhart and Mrs. X.
Burkhart
wizards: Mrs +. Stearns.
United States Hotel: j. w. Hunting
ton and II. r. Callan.
st. James: r. J. Washington and d. II.
Rucker.
National: J. VI. Hill.
Metropolitan: A. O. Johnson and wife,
r. Il. Martin and wife, and G. l.. Heoer5
and wife.
Hotel IAwrence--A. c. Gensler.
THE ALLEGED GUIANA TROUBLE.