Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
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Clarke and Miss Alice Peirce will be mar
riod to-day at the home of Mrs. Price.
The bride f. a very handsome brunette
and has many friends here, where she
has often visited.
The Misses Worth entertained some
whist friends on Monday evening.
'There was silence deep as death,
And the boldest held his breath
For a time
Those playing were Misses Annie Cor
don, Amy Werth. Margaret Cannon. Fla
Binford. Helen Quarles. Addie Chaiiin'
Susie Harrison. and Ellie Maury Werth'
and Messrs. Cardoza, Brockenbrough'
Taliaferro. Ducrett, Dickinson. Bev. Ran
dolph, Haryie and DR.. spalding
The annual meeting Of the HOmoeo-
pathic Free Dispensary was held yester-
day morning at the dispensary, on west
Main street Miss Bennett presiding.
The reports for the year were read. and
officers elected as follows: President
Miss Ruby Bodeker Ue-electeNi FIRST
Nice-President Miss Helen Bennett Qe-
elected: Second Nice-Presidont, Mrs. {.
V. Meredith; Third Nice-President, Mrs.
r. e. Swain; Recording Secretary, Miss
Annie p. Pellet: Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. II. S Corey; Treasurer, Mrs. Joseph
Il. Montgomery.
This dspensary although only orga-
nized since March, 1891, has received
Sl.6OS. An Auxiliary Board has also been
organized on Church Hill by Miss Bode-
kor, which is doing much good work.
The Board Of Managers OF the Virginia
Hospital held their regular monthly meet
ing yesterday morning, with Mrs. Edgar
Taylor in the chair. The reports of the
year, which were satisfactory, were read,
and the donation-day was found to have
been most successful. The Sewing Com
mittee, Mrs. !. II. Capers, Jr.. chairman,
has done a great deal Of charity work.
4 large number Of charity patients have
been treated during the past month.
The Misses Armstrong, at No. 200 east
Broad street. were rendered a highly en-
j0yable surprise party Monday night
number Of their friends dropping in
UNEXPECTED fashion. Ii was a late hour
before the music and songs which made
the hours fly had ceased and the young
gone home. Those who were present
were Misses Steward, Hubbard, Walton,
Reams, Muir. and Stubs. the Misses Nc
Donough, and Messrs. Murray. Mayo,
Reams, A. WTenn. and p. Wrenn.
Major and Mrs. Henry Coalter Cabell
and son. who have been the guests Of
Mrs. II. \. Claiborne. have returned 10
Washington.
The annual meeting of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society for the cleo
ton Of officers. will be held at the Mu-
scum this morning at II o'clock.
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The district convention Of the Woman's
/ Christian Temperance Union win be held
| at Laurel-Street Methodist church to-day.
! from 10 a. NJ. TO T. NJ. The public is
/ invited TO be present. A medal contest
VIII be held in the afternoon.
The monthly meeting Of Lee Camp
Auxiliary will meet ut Lee Camp Hall
Wednesday at 4 o'clock. All members are
/ earnestly desired TO be present The
winter is upon us; appeals for help are
constantly being brought IN; they need
| attention.
MIR. and Mrs David W Chalmers. who
have been visiting Mrs II. W Rountree
907 Park avenue, have left for their home
IL New York
Miss Mary Johnston. the brilliant younl
authoress, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Lee during her stay here, has returned
to her home, in Alabama.
Mrs, Robert c. Scott has returned tC
the city, and will be at the Mount Yer.
non this winter.
Mrs Randolph Tatum has returned t,
the city.