The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-12

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The wedding Of Miss Nina Dashiell and
Mr. William NJ. Fisher took place at IL
o'clock yesterday, Rev. William Medue
Clarke. rector of ST. James church, OH
ciating. The bride IS a daughter OF Rev.
Grayson Dashiell. for many years rector
of ST. Marks church, this city. us
death after valiant service, was Ia
mented all over the State. on the ma
ternal side she is q granddaughter OF
REV. DR. Sparrow, Of the Theologlcai
Seminary. Alexandria her mother having
been Miss Kate Sparrow. To name Dr'
Snarrow is to name one Of the most non
ored cturchmen of the diocese. fer-
sonollv she is charming, adding 10 So
ciaI graces. those of fine character
MIR Fisher is a son of the late Key
Andrew Fisher of Richmond wei
known Episcopal clergyman, ana AT IN
dime Of his death rector Of hourishihE
et,,rob ~ Weston. w. Va. where he was
universally beloved. Until recently ne
made his home with his sister. Miss Ma
ria, Fisher whose removal from hlch-
mond was matter or genuine Iesi 81
among her numerous friends. Mr.. Fisher
now holds a position of responsibility
In the employment Of a Northern hrm'
but makes his home In Richmond.
The ceremony was performed at the
residence OF the brides brother, Mr.. j.
parker Dashiell. 1909 east Clay street
and I'm Difference 20 comparatively re-
cent and particularly grievous bereaYe-
rnent the utmost simplicity was Cd
eerved There were no attendants. the
little company gathering informally IN
the parlor 10 hear the significant words
said. Miss Dashiell wore white orsandle'
and carried a bouquet or white roses lhe
toilette having no touch or Color one
was given away by her brother Mr.. D.
Parker Dashiell.
Those Witnessing the ceremony were
AIR and Mrs. ]. Parker Dashiell, Mrs.
Landonia Dashiell, the Misses Sparrow
Miss Warren. Miss Margaret +. warren
Misses Mamie and Mollie Harrison.
The wedding trip will be a northern one
and upon II Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are tol-
lowed by the warmest good wishes OF
| hosts OF friends.
Upon their return they will be at nome
| at II south Laurel street.
one OF the officers OF the Woman's Club
who is in close touch with It's work. Is
authority for the statement that live new
plans are afoot TO add other features 10
| the club life than any yet tried.
Details fixed upon for the club birth
dav" leave no doubt that it will be a
field day in club history. II is also the
settled purpose OF the club 10 conduct a
| Current Event Glass on its own account
| and invitations have already been given 10
| a number of ladies TO share in conducting
| IL.
Mr.. Benjamin. Grubbs has returned 10
| the city after "A pleasant visit to his sis
| ter. Mrs. Or. Tucker, Of Powhatan coun-
! ~.
Miss Elizabeth Tabb. of Baltimore, is
visiting the Misses Ellerson, of Hanover
| county.
Misses Lucy and Mary Elicit will leave
| Richmond next week for a visit to friends
in Stanton county.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Christian have
| returned to the city after a delightful
| visit to friends in Albemarle.
Miss Bessie Scott leaves Richmond on
| Wednesday to spend the summer with
Mrs. Charles l.. Brown, at her home in
| Greenwood, Va.
Mrs. NJ Smith. OF Americas, Ca. Is the
| guest OF the Misses Elicit.
| Mrs. Gill will give another Of her ex-
| cursions TO Old Point. etc. on Thursday.
| August 18th. when there will be one OF
| the finest military spectacles ever seen in
| Eastern Virginia as an additional induce
| ment to friends of the genial and ener-
| eetic lady 10 make the trip. Governor
| O'FerralI will be there and fifteen COM
NAMES and several batteries of artillery
will participate in a brilliant sham bat
tie. Five thousand rounds Of ammuni-
ton will be fred. Acknowledgement An
derson will be present, and there will be
a grand dress parade which will follow
the field manoeuvres. After this the
troops will be reviewed by the Governor.
Round-trip tickets to Old Point will be
sold for a song and there will be specia
rates TO Ocean View. Mrs On deserves
because OF the work she so faithfully re
| presents. the hearty support or all wh'
can afford TO spend this day by the sea
and there is little doubt that hundreds