Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-06

Mr.. Lphart is a designer for the Rich
mond St0ve-Works. and although he has
lived in this city only two years, has
great number Of friends here.
An informal reception was held imme-
diately after the ceremony. after which
the happy couple left for Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York, Saratoga. and
Washington where they viii spend two
weeks. On their return they will make
their home in Richmond. While in Phila-
delphia they viii be rendered a reception
at the residence Of the groom's relative,
Mr.. c. II. Liphart.
on Tuesday evening at o'clock Miss
Norma Earl Gates daughter of Mr.
Lewis II. Gates. Of Clay Bank, Va. and
Rev Charles e. Kirkwood Of Roanoke
county, Va, were happily united in holy
wedlock. The ceremony took place
at the home Of the bride. Rev. Thomas J.
Shipman, pastor Of the First Baptist
church, Roanoke. Va, officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. KirkwOOd arrived in this city
Wednesday for a brief visit to relatives
and friends and left yesterday for their
home, in Ellston Va.
Mr. Raymond r. Richardson and Miss
Emma Smith were married at Shady
Grove Methodist Episcopal church, I'm
Hanover county, Wednesday morning at
9:3O O'Clock Rev. Mr. Leftwich officiating
Miss Belle Smith, sister Of the bride. was
maid Of honor, ana Mr.. A. b. Dickcrson.
best man. The following gentlemen acted
as ushers: Messrs. w. a. Turner.
Frank A. Dalton, George c. Poindexter,
and j. II. Redd, Jr.
The bride is the attractive daughter Of
Mr. George e. Smith. a prominent farmer
OF Hanover county and has many
friends In this city. Mr.. Richardson is
Of this city, and IS connected with the
Equitable Insurance Company. He has
recently been offered q position with this
company in winston. ~ c., which place
he Will make his future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson left for the
South for n brief trip. Tho church was
decorated with palms and eyergreeus and
lighted with shaded lamps.
An engagement Is announced that
creates great interest in Richmond. both
Of the contracting parties being well
known in this city. They arc Miss Mary
staples Kellogg, OF Roanoke and Mr..
Alexander Bruce Hunt, Of Sistorsvlls.
w. va. Tho wedding viii take place on
the lst OF November az -. Johns Epis-
copol church. in Roanoke. and two
Richmond girls-Miss Louise Allen Navo
and Miss Bessie Ingalls-wiu be among
the bridesmaids. Miss Kellogg has spent
several winter in Richmond. where she
is very popular. She is Of the blonde
type, and has a very beautiful contraIto
voice, which has received the best musi-
cal training. Mr.. Hunt is a prominent
young lawyer in West Virginia.
.
Managers of the Home for Incurabloq.
held Wednesday morning, the ladies de-
cided TO hold a bazaar at the Armorv
early in November, and chairmen from
all the denominations were appointed for
this purpose. \ generous well-wisher
Of this charity. who wthholds his name,
has donated 5000 10 the home
Tho engagement is announced OF DR..
Charles r. Robins a rising young physi-
clan Of this city TO Miss Evelyn Berke-
ley, OF stanton. Tho wedding will oc-
cur at the Episcopal church, I'm Stanton,
on tho 18th Of October.
Miss May Handy. who spent the sum-
mer at Newport and Narragansett. and
but recently returned to the city. VIII
leave to-day for New York. After SPEND
ing week there she Will with a party
OF friends, make an extended tour
through the West in tho private car Of
Mr.. Mclean, the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of Ohio.
Miss Sue Seldom Wexford has returned
from Lexington where she was the guest
Of her sister Mrs. Or. White
Mrs. Thomas Crouch has returned from
the Montgomery White sulphur Springs
The Milton @. Work Whist Club held
its first meeting OF the season yesterday
afternoon NJ 4:30 al the residence Of
Miss Archer.
Miss Collier Of Atlanta, Ca, IS the
guest OF Miss Knox.
Miss Evelyn Gordon has returned from
the White and Cold Sulphur Springs.
where she spent the summer
Miss Helen Quarles is in st. Louis.
where She is the guest Of her uncle. Mr..
Walker Hin.
Miss Aline Stokes has returned from the
White Sulphur Springs
Miss Elizabeth Lee. OF Gloucester. who
made many friends in this city while a
student at the Richmond Female Semi
nary has been a guest Of the Misses
Gibson. She has left for Bedford City.
where she viii spend the winter
Mrs. Mamie Davis. OF New York. who
has been spending the summer at the
White Sulphur. has returned TO the CITY.
where she will remain some time.
Miss Helena Noln, who lectured here
last year on Physical Culture, gave a
delightful lecture at the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday at 4
o'clock, on higher physical life for wo-
men. She Will lecture to-day on the
same subject az tho same hour.
Mr. John W. c. Jones. Of Gloucester.
and Mr.. Frederick i. Downing, Of Lam
caster county, have returned 10 the city.
where they viii renew their studies at
the University College of Medicine and
the Medical College Of Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Tanner and Miss
Ruth Tanner will leave Thursday for
a two-weeks' stay at the Waldorf-Astoria.
New York.
Miss Lily Urquhart has returned home
from Lexington. She spent part OF the
summer months at the White Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Bette Burwell Booker will remain
this winter in New York. where she Is
continuing the study OF music