Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-30
KHUFMANN & CO., Fourth and Broad.

ton; Litten. Of Atlanta: Charles Grad
dock, and Smith. Of Charlotte. The Off
ciating clergymon were Rev. J. Y. Down
man and Rev. ). J. Gravatt.
The bride is well known here, whcr,
her beautiful voice has been much ad
mired. She has sung for some time fl
Al-Saints choir. Mr.. Jennings is I'm tn,
! insurance business. and is a popular youn,
! man. Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings left for an
| extended northern tour. They will make
their future home in this city.
One Of the most beautiful marriages
which have occurred for some time was
! solemnZed at Epworth Methodist Eps-
copal church, I'm King William county
/ Thursday at II o'clock. when Mr.. j. Ed
| ward Eubank. Of Richmond, and Miss
| Write May Powell wera married The
/ altar was decorated with ferns, inter
] spersed with lilies and white lilacs, and
/ the church was crowded with relatives
! and friends Of The young couple.
The bride was handsomely dressed in
am imported tailOc-made suit Of mode
colored cloth and carried brides roses.
Miss Pearl Powell sister of the bride.
was maid of honor She was attired i'm
white organdie OYER Wine taffeta, and
carried pink carnations. The bridesmaids
IS
sio0m. in pale blue cigaEuie over blue
taneta, and Miss Eugcnia Samuel. in pink
organdie over pink taGeta. both Of Rich
m1nd They carr Cd white carnations
NJ; II. Il. Temple Of Richmond acted
as best Ucn. ard Meqsrs. Marus Camp
bell, ii. \. Powell, Sam. p Redd. and DR..
+. O. N0oSlar az UsEers. The sweet
strains OF LOhengrin's wedding march as
the bridal party entered the church were
skifully rendered by Miss Blanch Moran.
After the ceremony. which was per-
formed I'm an impressive and tender man.
ner by Rev. Porter Hardy, and receiving
the congratulations of their many
friends present, Mr.. and Mrs. Eubank
boarded the wost-bound train of the
Chesapeake and ohio for Washington
ana other northern cities. On their re-
turn they Will reside on north Twenty
first street The groom is a most thrifty
merchant and popular young man Of this
city The bride Is one of King Williams
most popular young ladies in social cir
Giles, and will be greatly missed. She car
ries with her the best wishes Of many.
The subscription german at Lakeside
Park on Friday evening was decidedly
the most delightful affair ever given at
that place The music was provided by
Mr. Tremer and his orchestra and the
floor was in splendid condition MI Spots
wood Wexford led the german i'm his ini-
init lble style. and the whole affair was
an exceedingly charming one. Messrs.
he Tfeyille and Johnson. who were the /
promoters OF the dance, should be con- /
graduated on its great success. The !
dancers were Mcssrs. Watt. Ellerson, /
Charles Burnett. De G.. IIObsOn, Granville /
Gray. Spotswood Wexford. Alfred Park /
er Frank Mccarthy, Charles Withers, !
Frank Tower. William Wight. Ed. Wight, /
William Bridges, Il. =. Cardoza, Gossner !
Harrison, Guy Wall. William Gordon.
Mason White NJ. Deitrick Murat Willis,
Hubbard. NghtfOot Brooke Beverly Har-
vie. Charles Talbot, Stuart BOwe. NAL
colin Smith \. OsterlOh. Phillip Carlton,
Thomas Marshall. George McCreery, J;yk
be- TreVille Bruce BOwe. James Pollard.
Charles Taylor. Edwards. Henry Grant,
Douglas Gordon. William de Saussure.
Moore Joel Perrin, Blanchard Forbes.
John Coke, Gus. Drcwry. Nenable john
SON. Misses Marianne Meade Stanley Adj
iins. Elizabeth Weddell. Ruth and Eliza
beth Robins. Mamie Cooke, Lily Urqu-
lart; Jessie Hunter and Minnie Whitman.
II Baltimore; Agnes Mccarthy, Daisy
'hamberlayne. Florence Parker, Belle
lyler Florence Wilson, Ellie Werth.
.iadelaing English overly; La Roche. Of
Maryland Estele de Saussure. Eva Deit-
lex, Bessie Eherson. Sadie sutton. Anna
arr, Rcbecca Gordon. Rebecca Bel.
lucy Hayes. and others. The dance was
haperoned by Mr.. and Airs. Montague.
,ir. and Mrs. ". Ben Palmer, Mr. and
.Irs Robert Blankenship. Mr.. and Mrs.
clarence CadOt. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Iobson. Mr.. and Mrs. 81. George Amber
Oh. and Mr.. and Mrs. William Taliaferro.
There have been three evenings at the
Voman's Club this week, and all of them
specially interesting. on Monday Per I
la" was discussed, with Miss Mary Lewis