Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-02
QUAKER CITY GUESTS
MIR. AND MRS. DICK, AND MRS
HARE IN RICHMOND.
Arb SHOWN MANY ATTENTIONS.
Hospitality Entertained by the Gov
ernor and stan, to Whom They
Were So Attentive I'm Philadelphia
. wiIIiams-NoIting Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Evan r. Dick and Mrs
DR.. Hobart Hare. OF Philadelphia. were
elegantly entertained here yesterday. Mr..
Dick. who IS a well-known banker of
Philadelphia, was chairman of the sub
committee which had charge of the en-
tcrtaInment Of Governor Tyler and party
at the Peace Jubilee in that city. lie and
upon the Virginia party that the cover
nor and his stan exerted themselves to
show their appreciation upon the FIRST OPP
portunity.
The visitors were entertained at dejeun-
ner at the Governors at o'clock yester-
day afternoon. were afterwards taken out
to the Deep-Run Hunt Club, took g.
O'clock tea at the residence OF Colonel
Brydon Tenant and wife, and asst night
were rendered an elegant dinner at the
Jefferson. The guests at the Governors
Mansion besides the guests of honor were
Colonel c. OBJ. Cowardin chief Of staff,
and wife; Colonel Brydon Tenant end
wife, Colonel John u. Potts, and Mr.. Ben.
p. Owen, the Governors private secre-
tary.
Those at the dinner at the Jefferson
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dick, Mrs. Hare Miss
Tyler, Miss Montague, Miss Hattie Ross,
Colonel Cowardin and Mrs. Cowardin,
Colonel Tenant and Mrs. Tenant, Colo
mel SHELTON, Colonel Stern, Colonel Potts,
and Mr.. owen. Governor Tyler was not
present owing to the severe cold which
has kept him confined to his home for
several days. Mr.. Dick delighted the
guests at dinner by reciting an original
poem on the loss Of the Maine.
Those who entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Hare enjoyed to the fullest extent the
pleasure Of the society, but felt he time
was all too short to repay the splendid
hospitality extended them in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick and Mrs Hare will
go to Old Point to-day They are travel
ling in private car, and came to Rich
mond from Asheville, N. G.. They have
been making an extended tour South.
Mr.. Langbourne Meade Williams and
Miss Suzanne Catharina Noting were
married last night at 9 o'clock at the
beautiful home of the brides mother.
Fifth and Main streets.
Miss BERTHE Noting, sister Of the bride,
acted as maid of honor, and Mr.. r. Lam
caster Williams as best man. The brides
maids were Misses Annie Mcclure, Calvin
Bragg. Gretchen Noting, Virginia LASH
ter Of Petersburg, and Maria Williams.
The groomsmen were Messrs Il. r. VIII
llams, Carl II. Noting, DR.. Enion Will
liams, Fred. w. Noting. w. 3. Williams,
and James II. Logan. The fiower-girls
were little Misses Susie Gibson, Susie Nc
CURE. Susie Carter, and Garlic Minor.
The bride and groom left for an extend
ed southern trip In the private car of the
groom's brother, Mr.. John Shelton VIII
liams. president Of the Georgia and Ala
bama railroad Mr.. Williams, q popular
gentleman and most clever young busi-
ness-man. is q son Of Mr.. John L. VIII
liams, and a member of the well-known
banking firm of John l.. Williams & Sons.
His bride, q daughter Of Mrs. E. o. Nolt-
ing, is a favorite in Richmond society.
Mr.. Lancaster Williams gave TO his bro
Their. Langbourne, a handsome farewell
| to-bachelorhood" dinner in one Of the ele-
CANT private dining-rooms at the Jefferson
| Hotel Tuesday night. The table was de-
corated with American Beauty roses, and
the dinner lasted several hours. Those
present were Messrs. Lancaster Enion,
and Berkeley Williams, Dr. Robert f.
Williams, George Gibson, Anther Wiley
Edward willis, Jr., Thomas Williamson
Stewart Bryan, Hugh Antrim, Habllston'
James A. Logan. Otto Noting, earle Nolt-
| ing, tTeu. NOlNlllS, NliSlhiN4Hf Sf'-N 49,
| liam SHELTON.
Last evening the members Of the old
| Assembly German of last year gave q
subscription german at the Masonic
| Temple. Mr.. Julian Binford led many
| new and beautiful figures and the whole
affair was a brilliant success. The cnape-
rones were Mr.. and Mrs Robert Blanken-
| ship Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams, MT
| and Mrs. Charles e. Smith, Mr.. and MRS
| John w. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Powers. Mr.. and Mrs Austin Broken
brough. Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Tallaferro'
and MIR. and Mrs. Garrett b. wall.
The young girls Of the usual Assembly
set were there, and the gentlemen presen'
were as follows: Messrs. George Bid
good Henry Darlington, u. Robinson
| Phil Powers. Frank Potts, Jack Gregory
Irv Arlington. Carleton Mckinney, Edgar
vaughn. S. Weddell, Ben. Taliaferro, JACK
de Treville, Tom. Armistead ID. Harrl'
son. Frank Blankenship, Frank NC
earthly. Bev Randolph, Grafiin Hobson
Fairlie Cooke, Ed. Benson, Champe Plea'
SAINTS. George Read, William Mayo, A. II
| Drewry. Gus. Breaux, Il. G. Higgln'
botham, Gessner Harrison, Garnett Tabo
| Victor Williams, Guy Davis. Julian bill
The Confederate entertainment gwen az
the Woman's Christian Association les'
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