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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
MISS BERGHs LECTURE RECITAL.
Delightful Entertainment Under Au-
spices of the Woman's Club.

Delightful Entertainment Under Au-
spices of the Womnn's Club.
Tho lecture recital given by Mile. Lille
dAngelo Bergh last evening at the Jeffer-
son Hotel before the members Of the
Womans Club was most delightful and
instructive. Mile. Bergh is OF most at
tractive personality. and sang with ex-
Quisite expression and feeling Her lee
ture on the Singing Tone in Speech" was
both practical and delightful. Mr.. Henry
W. Goger accompanied her on the piano
with his usual skill. The programme was
as follows Aria dc Concert den Acqua) /:
Destination CFontenailles): Gayotte from
"Alanon" (MasseneO Russian Nightin-
gale (AlabieO; Lecture, "The Singing
Tone in Speech; The Swallows (Cowam;
Sprngtide (Becker); You and 1 Q.eh-
MANN: La Manola SPANISH.
a very pretty home wedding was sol
cmniEed on Thursday evening, when Miss
Deborah b. Wright was married To Mr.
Henry r. Gilman. at her home No. 800
east Leigh street. Rev. DR. W V Tudor
performed the ceremony. The parlors
were artisticaHy decorated. The bride
was dressed in green and white silk, and
carried white carnations. The best man
was Mr.. Horace = Wright and the
ushors were Messrs. G. r. Mitchell. Otis
Richardson, and Randolph Williams
The bride Il The attractive daughter Of
the late George Y. Wright. OF Caroline
county and Mr., Gilman Is valued en-
ployee Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman will reside ~
No. sos east Franklin street.
Miss Kate Bennett was married 10 Mr.
Herbert Claiborne Stowe on Thursday
evening IN Washington. y beautiful re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
AGRICrLTuRE ~ ALASKA.
Possible increase OF Military Force
Expected Hush tn Cane Nome.

WASHINGTON, December 2g.-Much Of
the time OF to-day's Cabinet meeting was
occupied by Secretary Wilson in discuss
Ing the agricultural possibilities or
Alaska. IL may be decided To increase
the number of troops In Alaska. on the
ground that the constantly increasing
population demands additional protection.
Reports reaching the departments indi-
cate that the rush next year in Alaska.
especially 10 Cape Nome. viii be large
and more troops VIII probably be re-
quired. II Is probable that one or more
additional forts will be established. one
doubtless, at cape Nome bur none of the
details have yet been worked out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
LEE BALL ~ WASHINGTON
General Fitzhugb Lee VIII lie Nsl.ea
to Attend

WASHINGTON, December @.-The
management Of the Lee memorial recep-
ton. ball. and banquet TO be given in the
National Rifles Armorv Han .Ianuarv 10
$780, TO aid in the erection Of a mann
ment 10 General Robert T.. zee called
upon the Secretary Of War to-day ana
requested the use OF national colors with
which 10 decorate the hail ON ,hat eve
ming. IL also requested permission FOR
General Fitzhugh Lee 10 attend tn. Juno
ton and the reply was made that. should
the General desire 10 come, and I'm the
opinion Of himself and General Wood
the public welfare would permit his an
sence at that time, the department would
consider an application for his visit in the
national capital on that occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Richmonders In New York.

NEW YORK, December (special.) D.
y Axtell. Waldorf H. L. Meloney
Plaza.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
LEXINGTON.
Funeral of Lucien g. Emnger-Land
sales.

Funeral of Lucien G. Emnger-Land
sales.
LEXINGTON VA, December 29.-(Spe-
ciaL)-The body OF Iucien Grigsby Eff
finger, who died Wednesday morning mt
the home Of his nephew, NJ. Eflnger Mas
sic. at Massie's Mil, I'm Nelson county.
arrived here last evening. and was taken
to-day to Failing Springs and inferred
in the churchyard there by the side OF
his parents. He was son Of the late
Madison ~. Efinger who resided at
Fruit Hill, several miles south Of I.exing-
ton and was a. years of age. lie re-
ceived his education at Lexington schools
and Washington College now washing
ton and Lee University.
Mrs. Virginia Struthers. OF Philadel-
phia, has through her agent here. Cap
tain j. Preston Moore. sold what ls
known as the Marble Quarry" farm. To-
Gated at Rockbrldge Baths. no Dr. H.
Rudd Morrison and Frederick Nohler
both residents OF that locality. There
are 800 acres I'm the farm, and the con-
sideration was $3.50
The Madison Dunlop Home farm" one
Of the finest farms on Kerr's creek. which
was owned by Levi Gay. Of POcahontas
county. w. Va, has been purchased by
Peter H. Engeman and James II. Harper
both adjacent landowners. The farm
contains nearly 2S5 acres. and $500 was
the price paid. Mr.. Harper paid 81 900 for
the part adjacent his farm. and Mr. En-
gleman 1880 for the major portion and
fine brick residence thereon.
Mrs. George Pint, who died al her
home near Elmera. Rockbridge county
on Sunday morning was only &c years Of
age, and the mother of seventeen children
Seven Of them are alive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Property Transfers.

Richmond: ). 7. Carpenter's. trustees
and wife TO Peoples Building Loan ana
Trust Company, 20 feet on west side ~
Paul street. 80 feet south OF Coults S'Te1''
Walter Christian, Clerk, to Joseph r..
Glenn. 32i. feet on south side Clay street,
between Eighth and Ninth streets, IN
ejnia II Dabney, for taxes. SPIRIT.
Joseph r.. Glenn and wife TO W. T. Dab
nev 8gib feet on south side Clay street,
between Eighth and Ninth streets 81.
Joseph Salotu 10 John Onesty. he,busi,
street Il being a bar-rOom. confectionery,
and oyster business, $9bl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Ro. Fl. Gillian d Co.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
500 east Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF
"a THAT COMPLETE HOME. 80. 600.
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNrR
LEIGH AND TW FIFTH
STREETS

At the request u the owner who IA
leaving the city and means to ail NO
VIII sell by auction on the premises ON
TUESDAY. JANUARY .. 1870.
at O'Clock - NJ. the PROPERTY io-
Gated as above. The dwelling C0rars
seven rooms, closets. and pantry. neville
painted and papered cooking ranga. r.v
porcelain hath-tub. hot and cold vs..r.
latest patent water closet: gas in nu fr'
rooms. There is also on the lof rfv
stable and carriage house. cOal-houes
new. complete, and n nice order TIs
is "a very desirable home. conveniently h.
Gated, and should attract the attention
OF hOme-seekers or investors as 10 Is a
ready renter az good price
TERMS: Accommodating and announced
at sale. RO. II. GILLIAN a. co
de 2S90,31&Ja Aucu0necrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
SESSION OF LEE CAhf'
Presented with Copies of Dr. Nc
c,ir.,s address-O:Hccrs insiaiie"'

Lee Camp held its regular meeting l's1
night. with Commander A. {. Peay M n,
the chair. Splendid reports were niau7
nv the commander and the several s'anu-
il 5s;oo neral Orders. Nos. and 2, were re-
ceived from the Grand Camp: .,o oo,on
Nr. r. A. Brock presented TO ti I1; St,,'p
thirteen volumes of the Southern il's'o' -
cal Society Papers. o..,oa to the
Dr Hunter Mcclure presented 10 'lio
camp about 900 copies OF MS aaGIe 49,, va
General Stonewan Jackson "sicn WIZ, Hor,-
bers Of the camp can obtain from ON
r pg5 b M. Parham, chairman OF the LIZ
u The Committee on Revision Of tn, the ny by
Laws made their report, anu - W naet-
laws will be acted on at the next iioe'-
4 committee was appointedl, to si s,IeC1
some one to deliver the aiiil""i
on sunday, January l4th. -. ,,,oo,i,e,
The officers elected at the last hlee'i's
were duly installed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

Tomorrow morning at the Grove-Ave-
nue. BAPTIST church Or. Hawthorne will
preach on "Thc Field of Christian Enter
prise" This will be a special Ncw-Year's
sermon. that was prepared at the request
of the Atlanta Constitution and VIII be
published i'm fun By that paper on Mon
dav morning. In this sermon he viii re-
view the progress OF Christian enterprise
i'm the past. and what will likely be ac-
compnshed by IT i'm the future.
The subject for the night sermon =
'erhe SaviOur's Last Prayer for His Dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

when presented at the Dispatch
counter, accompanied ny tire cash,
Rent" "Wnnted Rooms "Boarders
WAITED "Dcs-d Wanted" Lost
strayed, or stolen" Will he inserted
properly classified, 20 words or less.
for 25c. ench insertion, additional
words 1c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

A State official who has just returned
from Rockingham county. has become
convinced that the farmers of Virginia
are enjoying their full share Of the re-
newod prosperity He learned that I'm the
First National Bank Of Harrisonburg the
domestic qrrourt 10 sS01 900 This money f.
deposited almost entirely by farmers The
average amount of deposit i'm q town the
..... fIrrri 'r..~~ NOT ovo- r7-o 20
The farmers and stockraisers OF Rocking
ham are among the most thrifty people
in Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
TIE COHEN CO
4 Fire AT Curtis Neck.

The crew and passengers of the steamer
PocahOntas, which plies between Rich
mond and Norfolk. state that when they
were passing Curtis Neck farm. before
dawn yesterday on the tilp 20 Richmond.
they SAW a very brigh, LIGHT near the
residence which was believed TO be
caused by the burning OF the line barn.
Curtis Neck is one OF the largest and
most fertile farms i'm Virginia. II s. own
ed by Mr.. Senf OF New York. "a very
wealthy man. and Is managed by Mr j..
w. Weddell The farm IS in high state
~ fmproxcnepf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Mrs. Crafts at the Y. VI. c. A.

Mrs Wilbur f. Crafts of WASH
,roton who is associated with Lazy
S snn rei,' Of England. in the world
S oGidH'o cork of the Woman's Chris
ian Temperance Union. and who Is a Z.
speaker Of ability. viii arrive III llle ci ~
Iii address, the Sunday-school workers
ot the yoling Mems Christian Associa ion
Han, giving q stereopticon illustrated taik
-, Inc Sundav-scho0l lessons for 1900 A
odrSiai invitation Is extended to all TO at
tend. ,., a.. t.,,.,. 81 tho
coerel army sunday afternoon on THE
twentieth Century knight" She VII
also address the mems ln l ~. az - >
u meme g,UcH Christ in Art" ana illustrating
same by stereopticon views from famous US
paintings Mr.. c. w. Hunter, Jr., VIII
sing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Ladies' Wraps and Dress
es With Two Thirds
as a Gift.

Won must take them away-one pils a.
,ha cher We start with the "other
day. r..t.,o cioth for $50.
fnr $50 ones. 49,, f,tevlot. Tor
sSeS ones. -, a, Rluo Tan,
castor. and RED. sold up 6 10 Sd1,y' fine
At SS.@, Jackets 81 SEQ &c ~ SOS for the
IL tailored. were >io"' ''
$tsb0 ones. ro,,. walking
s. ana $40 Children
x,o Recfers. with large. styIian 49, SEQ
for 81: the s. ones Tor 81 w
for N.gS a.. materials. for
&i2.5o up 10 $50 - .h.doe we're
sss0. for S: the $40 ones Tor ~ "''''
Black. cn.,,to+ cufts were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
4 Factory EniarG ed.

The plant OF the Wortendyke Manufac-
turing Company. at the foot OF Thirteenth
efrort is being enlarged 10 three times its
former capacity. The company Will also
double its working force.
When the additions are completed ana
the increased force put 10 work, the Fac
tory will turn out daily about 100000
paper bags. besides large quantities OF
paper-twine and cord.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Married i'm Washington.

'i0r"inVo Ionn'|e hove ben issued In
Washington 20 Virginia couples: Frank
Schulz and Alice Lula Martin. both of
f.cnfnond. Alvin q. Norris and Annie b.
Burkman. both of Richmond: Herbert G.
stowe and Katherine Burnett both Of
Richmond Richard Kelley, Of Loudoun
county. and Maud Lee. of Fauquier
county; Arthur w. Sims and Mary 4.
Gibbs. both Of Greene county: Edgar n
Turner OF Culpeper, and Mamie Myers
of Orlngn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

1t J" real pleasure to u9 10 speak
favorably of Pain-Kille known almost
universally 10 be a good and safe remedy
for burns and other pains Of the body. It
Is valuable not only for colds i'm winter
but Tor various summer complaints. and
should be- In every family. The casualty
which demands IL may come unaware
Christian Advocate. Avoid substitutes.
there s but one Pifn-Killer. Perry Dayis's.
Price p cen1 as5 ~ ss,-eA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

The Bijou has played to very large
crowds an this week. an evidence that
the bill is what Manager Wells promised
IL would be.
Mr.. Wells assures the patrons that the
bill he has engaged for New-Years week
Is composed Of the best talent obtalnable
There will be a special matinee Monday
Seats for the entire week are on sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Sale of Writing-Paper.
&c. for a full pound.
20 FOR DC.
Eurs at Almost a Gift.

Brown Sable Fur Cape Collarettcs are
SEQ to-day: they were the seasons
best sellers at 81.
Mink ColIarettes. with Seal Yoke. We're
XgS: to-day's price $50.
your choice of these ten or twelve sorts
Collarettes. Microbes, Soarfs. Nictorias,
and Stolcs, that cost up 10 5000, any
for s..
German Narten or Sable Hare Scarfs,
cluster shape, were S19S 70 S2.25; any
for 81. go
Skunk Collarettes, 1O-inch depth. with
Storm Collar, were $40; to-day's
quick selling price. $l.99.
Real Brown Marten Cluster Scaris. were
80 ~ poW q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
REV. Sylvester Malone Passes Away

NEW YORK, December 29-Rev Svl-
vestoc Malone. pastor OF the Roman
Catholic church of Saints Peter and Paul
brooklyn and member OF the Board
OF Regents OF the University OF New
York, died to-day; aged ~ years lie
had been In falling health for some lime
past. aud took 10 his bed about three
Weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
nernanaeu Revolution Ended.

CARACAS. VENEZUELA. December
70, via Haitlen Cable.-The Herman
dez revolution can be said 10 be ended.
Colombian boundary. The government
troops and the Minister OF War. General
Pniido, are back al Caracas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE
A DESIRABLE TRUCK FARM MEAN
POLE GREEN. HANOVER
COUNTY, VA.


l., ~ virtue OF a Decd Of trust from Allen
=. BROOKS and NJ +. Brooks. his wife f9
me undersigned bearing date Jauuary q
W. ana recorded I'm the Clerks Office oi
me county Court OF Hanover COUNTY.
Deeu-Book II. Dnge coo. default having
oteh made IN the payment Of the debf
tnerein secured. and being required sI
10 90 Dy the beneficiary namei in said
deed. 1 VIII sell By public auction, on tie
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1870
az II o'clock NJ, that TRACT OF LAND
lying IN Henry MaEistorial District. Ifar.
over county. Va. about one mile We,
OF Pole Green. and described IN said taaf
as adjoining the lands ~ r. Evans. W
y. Wingfeld. Thomas Meredith.
Brookin, -- Cray and MS l. Cav.
ter and containing q acres 90 A. more
or less.
The improvements consist OF n comforf.
able dwelling and ample Outbulldincs IN
conveniently situated for easy farming
Most % the lane IS cleared. lies we'll a.l
IS adapted 20 the growing Of The usual
truck raised in this famous community
II IS about 2j5 miles from EllcrsOn Dsraf
chesapeake and Ohio railway. and ah0ii
~ miles from the city ~ Richmond. In
thickly-settled community. and oorva'
nient 10 the pOst-ofiice. church. schools
and MILL
TERMS: Cash as 20 an amount sug'ci.rt
20 pay the cost Of executing this frrsf
any unpaid taxes. and 20 pay the sum N
l2sO.5s. with interest thereon from ffs
2d day of January. 1889 subject 20 "a crriIf
or 50, paid December 10 1889 and The hrl
ance In equal insalments az one ana
two years. with interest from day Of sl'a
and secured by a doed.of trust on f.e
property. W. SYDNOR. Trnsfo.
j. a. Timberlake. Crier. DC 2l-tds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
TO Ferret out the Crime,

Upon receipt Thursday morning OF
telegram announcing the killing Of their
father in Isle Of Wight county Nassrs
James r.. and Charles ". Turner leff an
once for the scene Of the tragedy While
there they will do all I'm their power Ia
establish the identity of their fathers
murderer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Henrico News Notes.

Robert Dugan. the tramp charged with
cutting Martin Wilson. near the Wheel
Works some days ago, was sent on 90 the
Henrco grand jury by Magistrate Lewis
yesterday. Wilson has nearly entirely re-
covered.
Marriage licenses were issued at the
county courthouse TO Mr.. Fred Albert
and Miss Allie v Norm both residents
of the county. Mr.. Albert is a miner by
trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

purpose of ratifying the action OF the
Hoard OF Directors In voting 10 consoii-
date the chamber and the Young Men ;
business Association. IL Is desired Una,
the two bodies unite before the annual
meeting The projected consolidation -
very generally commended, as II Is De,
lieved the usefulness OF the bodies wouiu
be much increased thereby
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

J. 1. Bevry, Losanton. Pa. writes -
am willing 10 take my oatht that | was
cured Of pneumonia entirely by the use
OF One Minute Cough Cure after doctors
failed. II also cured my children Of
whooping-cough." Quickly relieves and
cures coughs, colds. Group. grippe. and
throat and lung troubles. Children all
like IL. Mothers ind0rse 1t. Bodeker Bro
Tiers, I. 4. Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
pIONEER TRANSFER COMPANY

PIONEER TRANSFER COMPANY
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Hauling of AN Kinds Safes ana Ma
chinery a specially. orders respectfully
solicited Office no. Tobacco Exchange
building old phone. 30; new phone. ISL
CYRUS Boasleux. President. Julian VI.
Bossieux, Secretary and Treasurer
1D oq-If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Law,on Fund, sso.5ss.,o.

WASHINGTON. d.. G.. December %
djutapt-Genoral Corbin reports to-day
that the contributions 10 the fawton re-
.isf fuHd 10 date amount 90 $sO.525lO be-
tng an increase OF about 5000 since the
last previous report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
For Stealing a. Timcpiecc.

Policeman Walton arrested William
Bradshaw (colorr0 yesterday on tbe
charge OF stealing a watch from The store
OF Joseph Bonnie. No 30s Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

Senator Daniel Is expected To arrive
here Tuesday During his stay of several
days he will be the guest of Major James
ID. Patton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
ron SALE.

4 HANDSOME CABRIOLET. ~ PER-
feet condition. VIII sell al sacrifice
For particulars call at 80. lll6 east Cary
streef do Z1-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
A New Declaration About
Hosiery.
At I2AC.

Ladies' Maco Whitc-Feet. Black. and
White. POlka-DOts. Fleoced-lIncd
Irop-Stitch. or Black Wool Hose--any
FOR l2hc.
u, dozen Ladies Hcavy-Gauge Solid
Black Hose iull seamless. double soles,
and high sphced. for Zoe. pair
BOYS EXtra-Heavy or Misses Fine Rib
bed Black Hose, any size up to 9ia for
12,ec.
Boys' Best 25c. Black Bicycle Hose will
hc l5c. pair to-day.
ChildrCn's Black Ribbed &C. Hose size
TO So for &C. pair and others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
For convenience of Tax-payers.

C.y-Coilector Frank Cunningham has
decided 10 keep his Office open all day ON
Monday for the convenience of those peO-
before
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Special Meeting OF Chamber of Com
nlcrce.

The annual meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce Will BE- held on the night OF
January 18th. but II is probable that there
will be Il called meeting next week for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
PERSON ~.

WE HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
against the delivery ol goods or taE'rg
orders for our account without our Wnt-
ten orders. JULIUS MEYER Sons.
Dc gs-gf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
kUrp YoVn rrET WAnNI.

MADE COMFORTABLE TN
COOLEST WEATHER
BY THE USE OF THE
LEHMAN CARRIAGE HEATER.
Call and see them at
W. a.. SMITHS.
de- 7-gm 3il north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
BUSINESS WANTS.


TO RENT SEVERAL CONNECTING
Rooms. or a Flat suitable FOR light
housekeeping Must d. centrally located.
Grace street from Seventh street west
"HOUsEKEEplNG.' care OF
DISPATCH de .Ur-If
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

ccption was rendered the happy coup's
after the ceremony Mr.. ana MITE Se'"o
In, ,oake their home on Laurel street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30
Sale of Yelling.

lS-inch Fish-Net Velvet-Dot Yelling. the
3qc. quality. at 25c. yard.
Black and Gray ttshNet Yelling. the
very latest. special. a 25c yard.
1S-inch Doubc-Mesh Nelvet-Dot Yelling.
the newest and mOst-wanted Yelling
hDrl. fnr - N.arl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-30

co.,son was rendered the happy couple
a,,er The ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe
viii make their home on Laurel street
Miss Minnie Jordon was married 10 III.
John Anderson on "Wednesday evening ~
the Methodist church In highiand farh,
Rev. i. w. Proctor officiating. bo,h 0,
the young people are popular RESIDENTS VI
Henrico county.
A wedding interesting 10 Richmond peo-
nle Is that of Miss Agnes Palmer 'he
charming niece OF Colonel ana MIS-.
Thomas Lewis. OF Roanoke. 10 MT halrS
Clinton Ford, Of Lexington Inc ~,
mony will be solemnized on January lv'h
at Christ Episcopal church, ROANOKE, va.
Miss Palmer is well known and popular
in this city, which was her former nome
She f. a stately and handsome bionue'
MIR. Ford is a professor az the virginia
Female Institute. Miss Annie Grey wiz
be the maid OF honor. and Misses + lo i.,
ence Mckinney and Sailie Marshall VIII
be among the bridesmaids.
N,iss Elizabeth Davenport gave de-
lebtful luncheon In honor OF Miss Lind
sew OF New York. who is the guest OF
Mrs. John Harrison. In the centre OF
the table stood Christmas-tree IN MN
iatpre on the glistening branches OF
which hung dainty and pretty souvenirs :.
AT either end OF the table stood a tan
vase Of American Beauty roses, ana at
each Mate lay one Of the same gorgeous
flowers. a.,
The quests were Misses Sophie Mere
dith. Edyth White, Marian Harris, Mar
garet Branch. Lucy Hayes. Elise DaVeh-
port Virginia Boyd, Nellie TompKins'
katherine Mcintosh. Margaret Warwick
Kate Talley, and Ailene Stokes.
Miss Belle Taylor gave a charming
luncheon yesterday. The color scheine
was pink. and was carried out IN sloWlns
mink carnations and Renaissance lace
over mink satin. The ices ana DohDvhS
were all tinted in this eNqu'sl'e Iolo,'
Miss Taylor's guests were MISSES MAJ" 80,
Purcell. Annie Gordon Juha au ,liii
Helen Waddev. Ella Jackson, Daisy VIII
son. Caroline Holiday, Anne Guy p
Mamie Baughman, Mrs. John h'chisoh'
Jr.. and Mrs. John Lamb.
The Belle Bryan Day Nursery ana free
I(indereartcn gave a beautiful CHRIST
mas-tree yesterday at j O'CLOCK. 9Ons7
and recitations we're given by the emil
dren. who enjoyed immensely the sh'9
and candies from the tree.
The Junior Auxiliary OF ~. faui
church gave a charming tea on Ihuisuay
afternoon. Miss Lucy Carter gave "e-
liehtful lecture on missionary "oih
among the Indians, her especial "olH'
Miss Carter is now studying huIse
work al the Virginia Hospital Ailsi
the lecture refreshments were seiNvu ~
Misses Elizabeth Bosher, CONNIE NiloN'
Margaret Shields. Mary Buioru' Ai0nei'
and Mrs. Archer.
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