Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

cided TO hold a bazaar early in Novem-
Der. Chairman were appointed from all
the denominations An unknown, but
generous person has donated 5000 TO the
home, which is greatly appreciated by
those connected with 1t.
The Board Of Lady Managers Of the
Virginia Hospital met on Tuesday morn
ing at II o'clock. The following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year; Presi-
dent. Mrs Edgar Taylor; Recording Sec
rotary. Mrs George y. McAdams; Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. James Cor
don. Mrs. James sutton, who mas been
q most efficient treasurer. declined re-
election, and that Office remains untitled
Mrs McAdams, the secretary read the
annual report, which was O most en-
couraeing one. and show the hospital to
he in a most l0urishing condition.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
.U-s Margaret Hinton Payne 10 Mr.
James Aloffett Booker, the ceremony TO
Jake place ct Park-Place Methodist
church. October the 10th, at o'clock
Miss Payne is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Nr- Junius II. Payne. and is an eX-
ceeIinely attractive young lady. Mr..
Booker is connected with the Jefferson
Hotel. where he holds responsible posi-
ton.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Florence Myers, Of this city 10
1lr joe Heck, of New York. The en-
ca1ement of her sister, MISS stella
Myers. TO Mr. Frank Loeb, of Pitts
burg, is also announced. The young
ladies' are the daughters Of Mr. Fred >.
Myers. and are unusually pretty and at
tractive girls. The wedding will be
double one, and viii take place early IN
tine winter.
The meeting held on Tuesday morning
of the homeopathic Free Dispensary
Board was largely attended. Miss kupy
BolCker was in the chair. Those present
were Mrs. Charles V. Meredith. Mrs. VII
liam FIlvson. Mrs. West, Mrs George
Fisher. Mrs. stone. Mrs. George F. BAG
by. Mrs Swain, Mrs. Yate, Mrs. MONT
gomcry. Miss Helen Bennett, and Miss An
ME Goddin. Much important business
was transacted.
Professor Frederick G. Hair has been
asked TO contribute a paper on selec-
ton OF music at the convention Of the
music teachers OF the Southern states
when will be held in Atlanta during the
state Fair. Professor Hahr is one Of the
| best-known and most thorough musicians
: I'M tho South and his original work has
j
been much praised in the northern as
well as southern cities.
! Mr.. T. r. Mcintosh. general counsel Tor
the Southern Division, Postal Telegraph
! Gable Company, has taken one of the
/ Nash fats, No. 500 west Franklin street
/ for the winter. Mr.. Mcintosh has been
| ono Of the most prominent lawyers OF
/ Mississippi. His wife and two charming
/ L. o.
Richmond society
Miss May Handy, who spent the sum-
me, at Newport and Narragansett, left
| ON Friday for New York. whore she will
erond q week She will afterwards. with
"a party Of friends, make tour OF the
west I'm tho private car Of Mr.. Mclean
the Democratic candidate for Governor
OF Ohio.
Aiieseq Irma and Cornne Rosenbaum
have returned from Washington, where
tbev attended the marriage OF Miss lnez
Goodwin formerly OF THIS city 10 MT
! Nsttaus OF Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Nattaua passed through the cry on 'hSlr
way South, where they VIII spend 'he
honeymoon.
Mrs. l. c Parkinson has issued lnVl-
tations 10 The marriage Of her daughter
| Miss Blanche Christian Parkinson. 70 ar
| Carroll Taylor wednesday efenmb w,
tober 18Th AT ESQ O'Clock. 30 2oll east
! Marshall street owing 20 recent pc
roavement IN he BRIDES fanny,
number Of Invitations issued - lmiieu'
Miss Mamie Harvey Will leave heN i1
week for Hanover 10 act as prluesiiia IN,
for Miss Gregory While there she VII
| - Atrs william CaldWell,