Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-09
In A BISHOPS HONOR.
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION TENDER.
ED DIR. AND MRS. BURTON.
A WEEK or MANY WSgIt's
Three Marriages Here Yesterdn,
Many Others to Occur To-Day-Pre-
pairing for Big Battle-Ground
Notes.

MIR. and Mrs. George l.. Currie at their
charming home on Church Hill, Monday
evening between the hours of and 10
o'clock, in honor of Bishop Burton and
wife, OF Kentucky. This reception was
given especially in order that those Of
Bishop Burton's admirers and parishion-
ers who had not met him socially should
do so. Those who assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
Currie in receiving were Bishop and Mrs.
Burton, Mrs. d. c. Richardson. Miss
Augusta Henninger, the Misses Haggar-
ty. and the other members of Mr.. Cur
rie's household. The reception passed off
beautifully, and the Bishop and his wife
were surrounded by the members OF his
old flock.
Among those present were Rev. r. A.
Goodwin and family, Rev. and Mrs. Pres
ton Nash Mrs. A. w. Weddell Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Meagher and family, Judge
and Mrs. ID. G. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. a. Saunders, Captain John A. Curtis,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Mayo and family. DR..
and Mrs. Garcin, DR.. and Mrs. j. =. Har-
rison DR.. George l.. Stone and wife, Dr.
and Mrs. L. c. Crump, Mrs. stone, Cap
tain and Mrs. Cyrus Bossieux. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Landerkin Mrs. Henninger and
family, Mrs. Colonel Durham, Captain
Lewis Merriam and wife. Captain j. f.
Mayer ard wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
HardwiCke. Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. +. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Starke, Mr.. and Mrs >. +.
Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Shine, MT
and Mrs Charles l.. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. r. Fitzwilson, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. King. Mr.. and
md Mrs Erred
Soulter Mr.. and Mrs. Wrenn, Mr. and
Mrs. Wexford Reed. Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs II. j. Hartman
Mr.. and Mrs Watt. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
Norris Schuman, Mr. and Mrs. JOnh
Charlton. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Minor, Mr..
and Mrs Fred. Brauer. Mr.. and MIS-.
Emmett Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Craigie. Mr.. and Mrs. Clemmitt, MI anu
Mrs. Vinegar, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. DAVIS
Mr. and Mrs. Clink, Mr.. and Mrs. W. >.
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Il. Murphy anu
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rennolds'
MIR. and Mrs. w. Woody, Mr. III. f. w.
southern and daughters, Miss Fitzwilson,
Mrs. j. NJ. Taliaferro, Misses Pearl ana
Rubv Bodeker. Clara Chalk. Misses
Knight Murphy, Stella Williams, Annie
Atcheson. Bertha Dickinson. Caddle FL
lett Cornelia Elicit Blanche Heckier'
Rettie Fitzwilson, Linda Slaughter
Messrs. r. L. Brown, Willie Harvey.
w. T. Yarbrough, James Estes ana
others.
Miss Mary Bette Pace, daughter OF
NJ and Mrs Muscoe Russell Pace was
married to Rev. William Luther Hayes,
of Marion, S. c., yesterday afternoon ~
. o'clock. at RandOlph-Street Bapus'
church. Rev. George NJ. Daniels ofhciatea'
assisted bv Rev. j. y. Hutson. MISS Nan
ME p. Pace, the sister of the bride, "as
maid Of honor, and Mr.. Waiter o ha9uS
was best man. The ushers were Dr' ~
~ walden. NJ r. Pace, Jr., Frank hayes
and IT r Iouthan. The happy couple
left the city on the 200 tram Ior 'Hei'
future home in Marion. ,. Z.
pev Mr.. HAYES is a graduate OF Rlch-
,,ora College and OF the Southern Bap-
fist Theological Seminary, at LoulsVllIe,
Nv He now has a church in Marion. ms
bride is an attractive young lady, with
wide circle Of friends. ..
The nresents, consisting of silver cut
glass. pictures, clocks lamps ana pilo-@-
brac. made a handsome display. no.
A very pretty wedding took place yeslei-
dov afternoon at o'clock. at the resi-
dence of the brides mother, Mrs. Ida D.
Tro,yler No. 514 north Fifth street. Inc
cortractinp PARTIES were Miss Fannle -
Fowler and Mr.. John A. Grotz. Inc tWo
| Iarge narlors had been elaborately deco
| rated with evergreens and chrysahthe-
NUNS. and upon the numerous lamps were
| shades of pink. There was large con-
many of friends. The ceremony was per
| formed by Rev. Or. W. g. starr OF pio ''S,
Street Methodist church; me piiuS 5 e "u'
attired in brown traNeliihs SUIT "''N
! ried pink roses. VIZ,
Mr. Grotz. who is the manager OF VIII
Horo q Schmits confectionery. is very
nopular I'm this city. Many beautiiul anu
roetIv presents were received as marx
If the high esteem in which the young
| couple are held. ~, cro,z left
| At 3 o'clock Mr.. ana Mrs' OrotA ivl'
for the country, to visit friends ana reia-
tives.
Mr.. Isaac Wood and Miss Dora A. Cha
| dress popular young people Of tuitoH,
yrere married at the Fulton Bapust
| cburcb last evening at o'clock Inc
ceremony was performed by Rev. 3. Ca
hen Hening, pastor of the church.
After the ceremony the bridal party,
| with a number of their frlehas' repair eu
10 the future residence of the young cou-
pie and a pleasant reception was neiu
The bride is daughter Of Mr. A. NJ
| c,budress. of Fulton and very popular
and delightful young lady.
| AR Wood is a machinist by trade, ana
very worthy and popular young main.
To-day might be called brides day: =.
The November sunlight recalls the ola
adaee. blessed be the bride which the
sun shines on AT. Dan
Mr. ST. George Anderson and Miss PEN
Gle Weddell will be married at ~. Paui
church this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. James n. Williamson and MISS
Mary Archer Saunders will have quiet
home wedding at p. NJ.
Mr. Albert Sydney Briggs and MISS
nIorv Crenshaw will be married at Grace
church at il o'clock this morning
Miss Florine Parke Parrish Will wed
NJ. Warren IL. Mercer at T.. NJ. at the
second Presbyterian church, and Miss
Ressie Harris Luck and MIR. Robert Mil
TON Powell will be married at Calvary
Tantist church at the same hour.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
nv the Clerk Of the Hastings Court tc
Air Frank H. Welsh and Miss Barbara
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