Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29

Mrs. :. j.. Marks. Mr. H1cot was Tor
merly Of stanton. but Is now valued
employee Of the Richmond Locomotive
Works.
A pretty marriage was solemnized at
Union-Station Methodist church last eve
ming at o'clock, when Miss Bertha JET
ferson Hord became the bride OF MI.
TYtzhugh Lee Brauer, Rev. G. l.. Zane
officiating.
The brice was dressed in handsome
gown Of blue cloth, elaDOrately trimmed
i'm white applique, and carried Drlde
roses. Miss Clara ROsamond Brauer, the
grOom's sister. was her maid OF hohoE'
She wore a dainty gown Of white organize
and carried large cluster OF PINK cnry-
santhemums. Mr.. Richard Brauer, bro
Their Of the groom. acted az his best
man, and the ushers were Messrs. VIII
liam Adams, Edward Herbert Henry ana
Robert Brauer Leslie Morecock. and Os-
car Hord. The church was deliberately
decorated with palms, ferns, and roses
and the affair was a pretty one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brauer left for an eX-
tended bridal tour through Washington
Baltimore. and Philadelphia. ON Their
return they will reside for a time at lilt
north Twenty fifth street.
The bride Is the pretty daughter Of MT.
and Mrs. Benz. Hord. Mr.. Brauer is 4
popular and prosperous young business
man of this city.
Miss Marie Amelia Kastolberg was mar
ried to Mr.. Joseph Fl. Heppert yes
terday evening at 6 o'clock. at the resi-
denco Of the brides mother, Mrs. Lena
Kastelberg. on Chestnut Hlll.
The bride was dressed in an exquisite
gown Of white organdie, and carried
brides roses. Miss Fanny Kastelbers.
her maid Of honor was dressed exactly
like the bride. in white organdie, and
carried pink roses. The best man was
Mr.. ). G. Ross, and the ushers were
Mossrs. William J. Miller. Fred Schaaf,
William Heeko. and Mr. Heppert. brother
Of the groom.
The ceremony was performed under
bower of palms erected between the win
dows of the front parlor, by Father VIII
nbald.
The bride is the attractive daughter Of
Mrs. Lena Kastclbcrg. Of Chestnut Hi.
The groom is prominent young bust
ness-man Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy. have issued
invitations to The marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Alice Caeceiia Murphy. TO
Mr. John Boiling Wood Jr. The ceremony
Will be sOlemnized at st. Peters Cathedral
on Wednesday, December the 9th, at 4:3O
=. VI.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Diacont have
issued Invitations 10 the marrige Of their
daughter. Bessie Helena. 10 Rev.
Francis b. McSparrow. The ceremony
VIII take place on Tuesday, December
5th. at =. NJ, at the Union-Station
Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Mary a. Dante will marry Mr..
Frank Ferrandini this morning at 11.O
o'clock at ST. Peters Cathedral
There was a general meeting Of the
Colonial Danes yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock at the Virginia Historical Society,
Mrs. Herbert a. Claiborne presiding. The
meeting was the largest for some time.
II was held especially to elect the presi-
dent, two Vice-presidents, and four new
members OF the board. The voting was
by informal ballot, each member writing
her choice upon slip Of paper Mrs. ii.
y. Claiborne was unanimously elected
president, Mrs. Hunter Mcclure first vice
president. and Mrs. VI. r. Peasants Sc
cOnJ Vicc-president. The members OF the
board are Mrs. II. \. Lancaster and Mrs.
W. I. Robins Ue-elected), Miss Mary
Lyons and Mrs. LandOnia Randolph Da-
shell, new members
Miss Marguerite Warwick gave an in
formal cat home Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of her guest, Miss Burrows, OF
Saginaw. Mich. The house was beautiful
was palms and chrysanthemums, and
many young ladies called. Among them
Misses Rcbecca Gordon. Elizabeth EASILY,
Elizabeth Wedrcll, Jennie Boyd. Clara
Cooke, Mary Ball Jean Trigg, Edythe
White Helen Gallaher. Pauline Powers,
Sally Reid Anderson, Evelyn Bridges,
Della Tompkins Lizzie Davenport Sophie
Meredith. jamie WingO. Lucy Hayes. Bet
tie Christian, ana Ellie Maury Worth.
There was a meeting yesterday morning
Of the Executive Committee of the Board
OF the old Dominion Hospital. Mrs.
Bloomberg. chairman Of the committee,
presided. Plans were discussed Tor the
winters work and for making improve
ments in the way Of refurnshing and
heating the rooms Of the hospital.
After this meeting the board OF the
hospital held a meeting, Mrs. James
Shields in the chair. The reports OF the
were very satisfactory, ana
tho superintendents report was most
gratifying. The number of patients re-
ported for the month OF October, IS; dis
charged, 50; beginning November /, lS9'
A.: free cases, IL, number OF operations IN
October. u. An entertainment viii be
given shortly by the boys OF the Male
Orphan Asylum for the purpose Of sup
plying braces for indig0nt children OF the
old Dominion Hospital
There viii be a joint meeting Of all the
branches of the Womans Auxiliary to-
lay at o'clock at the Monumental
church. to unite in the service of the in
ercession for missions The services will
be conducted by Rev. W. a. Barr
1t is hoped that the friends of the Home
.or lncurables viii donate some sum OF
money on Enthusiastically TO help TO
pay the debt of $1,000, which is now due
IN the home Any amount sent TO Miss
Julia Morton. secretary OF the Junior
Auxiliary, which has the matter in
.harge, viii be gladly received.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T.. Wingo have
ssued invitations for a coullon 10 be
,iven at the jefferson Hotel in honor OF
heir daughter, Miss jamie Wingo, one
If the seasons debutantes, on Wednes-
lay evening, December the 9th, from TO
o'clock.
Or. and Mrs Joseph White have issued
invitations for large reception 10 be
,iven on Thursday evening. December
he 9TH. from TO II o'clock, I'm honor OF
heir charming daughter. Miss Mary
sdyth White. who Will then make her
irst bow TO society.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
viii be held at the Museum to-day at Il
o'clock
The Milton C. Work Whist Club will
meet this afternoon at i.30 at the resi-
ience Of Miss Matte Harris.
Colonel T. Dorsey Cole, OF F'redericks-
b.. Of 10