Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

Of hearing them several times during the |
past musical season. Their work appeals |
strongly to the true musical instincts OF
our community. Miss billiard Violinisu |
Is a pupil OF Ysaye. the noted Belgian |
violin virtuoso; Miss Shelton 10 puph
OF the Boston Conservatory OF Music,
Mrs. Rehling Is pupil OF Mr.. Thilow, OF
Richmond. Mr.. Hoen has one OK the
largest libraries OF chamber music owned
by any southern gentleman, which he has
collected during the past twenty-five
years. Mr.. Henry Yungnickel, OF Baiti-
more. has the credit OF first fostering
Mr.. Hoen's remarkable musical talent.
Among the announcements for june
which will be OF interest 10 large num-
Der of Richmond people Is the engagement
OF Miss Ethel Glasgow Whyte Slower to
Mr.. Bruce Vaughan Boxley, OF Mans
field" Louisa county, Va. the wedding 10
take place at an early day. MISS Stover
has been absent from the city for the
mast two years. and the announcement
comes somewhat in the nature Of a sur
prise but the prominence and popularity
of both parties gives occasion for hearty
congratulations.
In the past week there have been seve-
raj weddings; weddings with very pretty
brides and a great many June roses
Somehow. June roses and pretty brides
seem 10 belong together as naturally as
plenty OF money and plenty or triehos
Perhaps that is because they are poth
such great favorites. Some people IKE
violets all the time and all people IKE
lilies some time; but roses are liked by all
the people all the year around And
who ever read the account OF wedding
where every one did not think the bride
lovely?
Mr.. Thomas c. Ruffin and Miss Grace
Helen Spears were married at Grace
Episcopal church on Tuesday, before
large assembly Of friends and relatives.
The tableau was very pretty, where the
bridesmaids and groomsmen STOOD on
either side OF the bridal couple, al
against a BACKGROUND Of palms ana
ferns.
Mr.. Charles Lyle Osborne, a prominent
manufacturer of Chester, Conn, was
! very quietly married on Wednesday to
Miss George Braxton Garlick, OF Water
! loo, New Kent county. Va.
On the same evening occurred the we'd
ding of DR.. r. Angus Nichols, rising
young physician in this city, and Miss
! Ada w. Hersman, who has large num-
| Der Of friends here.
The Richmond Female Seminary closed
!. on Monday, with very interesting exer-
cises. This year, 1t Is stated, has been
a most successful one in the institution.
|
| Miss Lima Livingstone Mayo returned
home last week, after an absence OF
| three months in New York, Washington.
| Fredericksburg, and parts Of Connect
| cut. wherever she went she was the re-
cipient Of many social honors
Miss Jessie Jones, of CANDLES Hill Ter
race, will leave the city shortly for Vir-
| ginia Beach.
Mrs. Arthur Kinsolving. OF Brooklyn
viii shortly pay a visit TO the home o.
her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Bruce.
Mrs. Margaret Smith, Of Park avenue,
will leave next Friday for the Roanoke
Red Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Wyndham Meredith left the cit.
on Saturday for Mountain Top, wher
she intends spending the summer.
| Mrs. Josephine Houston will this weel
pay a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thompson
Brown, at their country place.
I
| Miss Bernard Cooke carried or man,
honors at the closing OF the Richmon
| Female Seminary, last Monday, and i
several instances she was classed Wit
girls older than herself.
The Misses Beirne on Monday went I
Ashland, TO the home OF their grand
mother, Mrs. Grundy.
Mr.. Walter Grant is expected HON
from Blacksburg early this week.
Miss Daisy Yarbrough left for he
home, in stanton, last week.
|
Mrs. John Dunlop will probably leav
the city about the LIST of July.
Miss Elizabeth Davenport returned HON
from Miss PEBBLES school. In New Yori
last week, bringing with her three charm
ing young girl friends Miss Katnerin
Lindsay, OF Uniontown, Pa; Miss Granb!
and Miss Jeffreys, Of Chicago.
Miss Mary Mccarthy who has so man
friends among the young people OF fash
ion. last week was awarded the teachers
medal at the High School
Miss Lyle Tyler left the city last wee
; to visit Mrs. Thomas C. Sharpe, OF Mort
; Carolina,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine lei
the city for Virginia Beach on Thursda!
Miss Ethel Pace will leave for Virgini
| Beach to-day.
! Some time this week Miss Edith Gran
Of Grantlands, will return from Fredel
lex. Nd, where she has been spenoin
| the winter
= II is probable that another dance WI
= be given at Lakeside about the 18th
d this month, and will doubtless prove ver
|, ENJOYABLE. as it is under the direction
i Mr.. John de TreVille.
= Mrs. W. James Walker came up
Richmond from her cottage. at Virgin
d Reach. last week on account OF the il
d ness of Mr.. Walker.
: At the final Virginia Military lnstitu
: hall. the event of the whole year. Gao