Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Allan Donnan, ii. Landon Cabell, Mon
cure Perkins, W. J. w""e' Gray Skip
with, S. w. Travers Ashton Starke, Jul
MUS Morris. C. r.. Doyle. w. Brydon |
Tenant, H. w. Hazard, John Lottier.
w. ID. Thomas, Miss Thomas. Mesdnnes
j. X Branch, W. S. Forbes, John Dun
lop. Henry Wortham Frank Deane VIII
liams. l.. T.. Lewis. r. n. Carter. Mis-
Blankenship, Mesdames Edward Mayo
J. a. White, Alfred Gray, j. N. Upshur'
A. $. Briggs. and others.
During the luncheon a band OF music,
screened by palms, discoursed sweet
melody.
One Of the most elegant entertainments
OF it's kind was the tea given by Miss
Elise Watkins on Friday to her guest,
Miss Harnsberger, followed by a pro-
Gresslve euchre party at half-past
o'clock.
Miss watkins wore a very handsome
dress OF black satin. and was assisted In
receiving by Miss Harnsberger gowned
I'm becoming creation of pink satin, pearl
passementerle, and natural violets. Misses
Ellie Maury Werth, Bessie Catlin, George
Wilson, Maud Rankin, Helen Wadinan,
and Margaret Cannon were In the dining
room, which was artstically oramented
with pink lamps and bowls Of pink car
nations, and those present were Misses
| Mamie Cooke, Fannie Taylor. Grace
| Shields. Maggie Shields, Della Tompkins.
| Alice Hotchkiss, De Saussure, Lizzie Dou-
| that Lizzie Boyd. Susie Harrison,
| Lilly Hill. Bessie Catlin. Kate Tally. Nan
ME Stegar. Maria Moseley. thinner
| Hughes, Margaret Tinsley, Cruikshanks
| Werth, Ellerson, Ellen Blair, Annie Gray,
| Nellie Boykin. Louise Claiborne. James,
| Nina Randolph, Bessie Call, Bessie Pace,
| Ella Thomas, Judith Deane. Ellis Glen,
Daisy Chamberlayne Anna Carr, Mamie
| Jennings, Ellen Bagby, Lizzie Weddell,
| Maud Stringfellow, and Mrs. Chalkley and
| Mrs. Hunter
Those playing euchre were Misses Agnes
| Mccarthy Maud Rankin, Blanche Bree-
den, Margaret Cannon. Lizzie Brander'
Janye Wngo, Lewie Roller of Harrison
| burg. George Wilson, Ellie Maury Werth,
Florence Wilson. Mamie Williams of Nor
folk, Julia Waddill, Helen Wadman, Eve
lyn Gordon. Bessie Catlin, and Nessrs
Richard Easley, Spencer Carter George
Bidgood Charles Habiston, Willie Hab-
uston. Eddie Wight, DIR. Spalding, DE-
| Merrick. DR.. Davidson, Or. Robins
Messrs. Robert Bagby. Powhatan Bree
den. Carter Johnston, Harry Hogshead
Wat. Elerson, Woodbridge Edmond, Joe
Perrin. Willie Watkins. Jack de Treville
: Carleton Mckinney, Julian Mckenney
Irving Campbell. Saunders Hopson
| George Gibson, and Murray Dill.
The prizes were won by Misses Florence
Wilson Kitty Heath and George VII
. son. and by Messrs. George Bidgood, Jacl
: de Treville, and Habliston.
( The Morris-Martin wedding in Birming
ham, Ala, January 18th, at ST. Mary
Episcopal church. is to be great society
event Miss Susie j. Martin. the Drlde
elect is one OF the favorites OF Birhlhs
. ham. and is heiress 10 fortune, "hil
Dr Lewis Coleman Morris, the groom
!, elect. is one of the foremost physician
and most highly esteemed citizens OF UT
I Mace. The latter is a native Of HanoVe
countv and was educated at MCGUIRE
/, School. Richmond Randoph-Macon rol
Ilege Ashland: the University OF Mort
r Carolina and the University or virginia
He made a most brilliant record In chem
e fstrv and materia medica at the latte
institution. taking his NJ. d. degree i
l. one year 1929 and that was before II
was 20 years old. He entered Randolph
\. Macon when he was only 13, being priv
legged as a resident of Hanover. Durin
= nc SIMMER vacations and for one entir
n wear he worked as a civil engineer on IN
l. Chesapeake and Ohio. When he was onl
r, "a he was acting assistant chief enginee
10 of the line In Birmingham Or. MORT
r and his older brother. DR.. IL. W. MORN
s. mariners in professional business, haV
J. an enormous practice. Last summer IN
B. young doctor-the groom-to-be-was
I. army surgeon I'm Lees Seventh Corp
r. giving up for the time lucrative pra'
}. tice in order to serve his country.
Miss Martin who is to be DR.. Morris
other half. is described as beauufu
q kind and altogether charming girl. 81
~ was educated in Baltimore. She is no
In not quite 10 years of age. Miss Maut
NJ Woods of Albemarle who is enjoying
m national reputation on account or m
~ grace and beauty is niece Of Or. Mo
a ris's. and is to be one of the bridal
ne tendants.
or On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John Ke
Branch and the Misses Branch were
n home TO their friends between and
o'clock. Those who assisted in receivi
n were. Misses Maude Stokes, N-rgr
% Lassiter of Petersburg, Rhea WatkiT
wi and Berta Wexford.
', Among those who called were Nj
~ Guillume, Miss Lilly Logan, Mrs o.
- Crenshaw. Mrs George Ben. JohnstC
30 Mrs. Gordon McCabe Mrs. w. {. Bel
- ley. Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. John Freemi
N, Mrs. George Wayne Anderson, Miss la
re- WOrmeley, MIS-. l.. Mayo MIS- ANdSA, !"
,s Ashton Starke, Misses Harris, Miss Bes
'er Pace. Miss Edna Forbes, Mrs. Grahi
- Uobon. Misses Bridges Miss ElizabC
- Erander. Miss Ellen HobsOn. Miss Flos
~ Tolbott Mrs. Shirley Carter, Mrs. 10
- Powell and Miss Louise thinner, OF
IL tersburg
~ This is the third Of a series Of deligl
o. full receptions. The next one Will be h'
Ifa on next Tuesday.
- The members of the Junior Cotillon h
"a n most delightful time at the Jeffers
rr on Friday night Mr.. Edward ii. Bens
- led beautiful german, and the mus
- furnished by Professor Tremer, was
10 cellent. Those present were Misses Ell
~ Graham Carmichael, Ruth and Elizabe
az Robins. Bessie Dunlop. Anna Carr Sal
i 10 Randolph; Caroline Beall, of Cumberlal
- Nd Nav Haskins. Of Lexington. '
:" ,ouise James; Williams, OF norfolk; 1
ia beloh Bell. Carol Wexford. Mabel Mar
sn' BESSIE Dunlop; Harrison, of Peterson
y" Daisy Chamberlayne, Nanny COO
~ Louise thinner. of Petersburg; Blan
'hh and Maude Morgan Estelle de Saussu
tu' and Maria Moseey; Messrs. Malco
rs smith. Bob Jones. Pollard Cardoza ca
iIs carr. stafford Parker, Donald Boyd '
el- ner Moore. William de Saussure' Mu
AN willis. Thomas Marshall, Hugh Stockd
NE, cake of Charlottesville; Gauze' OF \
ihu york. Frank Tower. Edward Benson
ward Ouares, Coalter Carmchaei. v
Iom Lancaster. Frank Sutton, PM
yer Carleton. and others
Irs.
led "a, Tuesday evening, after the Tuesc
me ,orr,an Miss Florence Wilson gave