Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-01

Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. William {. Bentley
Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Ruiln, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Halves, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Green.
The dancers were Misses Finley Of
Texas: Mamie Jennings, Emily Jennings
Morgan. Pace, Wilson, Purcell, Mamie
and Bessie Dunlop. Tayloe, Williamson
Loving. O'Rney. Lillian Augustine Made
line English. Daughtry, Shields, White.
Pallaher. Harvie, Tanner, VIM De
Saussure. Bell. Meredith, WATKINS T.
Cameron. lie j. Cameron, Champeriayhe
Mccarthy. Morris, Jones, l. HAYES NJ.
Haves. NJ. James. l.. James, Drewry
Urquhart, Morgan, Tyler Boyd. HoIuol''
p Robins. T.. Robins. Wingo. Ban, Lon
don. Hill. Mcclure Hunter Lee, Me s'7'
Horace Striugfelow, Frederick DoMilii go
Mason White. Charles Talbot Le"'
Brander; Fernan, of Newport y p"
Snencer Henley. Stuart MichauX, EdW.i"
Benson. Wedden. Mayo. Cardoza' CQ I,.''.
Coke. DE Trevine, Willis. Tanner fll~
gerald, Lea. Harrison, Kean' "resvi,t '
Henry. Wexford, Knox, Tucker h r't
son. Warwick Gray, holland 9''''''
Moore, and others.
Misses Amy and Ellie Maury Werth g3Ve
q delightful buffet luncheon yesterua!
afternoon at ! o'clock i'm honor on .H's'
friend. Miss Rarenel OF ChaIle s'Ori ~.
G. Chrysanthemums, FERNS aHu p'',iI
were tine decorations. which were NGDeD-
inglv Artistic. Those present were M,
Dunlop. Darlington. Guy smill, o.oN,,
Atkinson Cooke. Stringfell0w. Pattesoh'
Warwick. Jones, Purcell AllIlehf A.,
don. Gibson Quarles. Morrow OF An
bama, Lghtfoot. mite IA, h4I INN, for,i.
shaw. Finley Of Texas. EIersoh, AioIil''
Kent Lane Cameron. Addison, McNulI'.
NcIntire Mayo Jennings. Meieolih'
Drewry. Dcane. Shields. Loving SteSiI'
Carr Christian. English. Grant, Anoet-
son. Hill wilson Hayes. Davenport
Williams Can. Montague. Spillman br-
quhart. WingO. De Saussure' lahhci'
Neddell. Boyd. Bridges. MichauX, haFslr.
St0rrs. Salne Randolph. Morgan tnam-
berlayne. White. Caller Tompkins NoI-
than. Glenn. james. Cameron. Erander-
Edmo Lee. of Fredericksburg, walker.
Finney. VIM. Terry. Merrill Mauif.
Rarenel. Chann Moseley. Bell. Powers.
Cowardin. Mordecai. Gray Cary. tl-'
Watkins Parker. Ialcotl Elise HARRISON
thinner Claiborne. Hurkamp. car
michael Wallace Tyler. Pickett Hrth
Patterson. Ball. Wallace. Easley, Nc
CURE. Butler. Hotchkiss. Watkins. Jact-
son. Nelson. Courtney. Waddih. Cl1i-
borne Cooke Weddcl. and White.
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Cooke. coke. DE Troville Lacy. String
fellow. Thomas, Tanner. Randolph, Fitz-
gerald, Easelcy. Lea. BiliZoly. Allen, Har-
rson, Mckinney. Kean, Gregory, We'll
ford Tucker. Waddey. Wight knOE.
Johnston. Jones. Henry old. I'M. Paint
err Cooke. Wise. Bently. Perrin Robin
son. Ilurkamp. Warren. Willis. Warwick.
Gray. Montague Cary. holland stiles.
Madison, Bagby. Moore. and WALL
~ Vt-tt1t.... w.t.. r,r,fcb o,,G Mt.
Lou Dew Smith were married at o'ci0rk
last evening no the brides residence. Nd.
2-0G east Marshall street. The wedding
was a very quiet one. owing Co a rcrcr,
bereavement. The bride wore a tailor
made suit OF brown and carried white
chrvsanthemums. Rev. VI. Ashby Jones
mo bride is the attractive daughter of
Mr. J. Rufus Smith. Mr.. Parrish Is
valued employee of the Richmond Rail-
way and Electric Company.
Mr.. George Weber and Miss Annie
Brown We're married on yesterday in the
parlors of the parsonage or the Cnufcn
Of the Sacred Heart. The wedding was q
very quiet one. only relatives and inti-
mate friends being present The bride
wore Il stylish travelling dress. She u.s.
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso
Brown. Mr.. Weber IS a very popular tm-
ployee Of a. Hoen & co.
Miss Clara Belle Null and Mr.. Horace
Mervin Griffin were united in marriage "a [
G.2O Yesterday evening at Lelgh-Sireet
Baptist church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. NJ. Ashby Jones, pastor
Of the church. in the presence or large
number of relatives and friends The
bride was bec0mingly attired in a travel
ling suit of tailOr-made gray cloth. with
hat and gloves 10 match, ana carried
bouquet Of brides roses. she entered the
Of la
They were preceded 10 the altar by the
ushers-Nessrs James IT. Disney, best
man: Arthur Null. Dr. j. Gates Goode.
Samuel =. Frischkorn. Richard \. James,
and John Huntington. Professor watson
was the Organist. rendering Lohengrm $
marches as the bridal party entered and
departed from the church.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles w. Null who are popular
and weu-known residents OF Church Hill.
Of Church Hin. After the ceremony tho
bridal party were driven % the Union
Station, where the happy couple LETT on
the 7:i5 train for the North.
Mr.. Frank J. Nerrlck and Miss Bessie
T. Estes were married last night mt the
residence Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel r Estes 9S east Marshall
street. The wedding was quite pretty
one The parlOrs were decorated with
pants ana tNt-INWtl1t anu IIlru WIN
friends Of the popular young couple. Key.
Or. 5. \. Steele. Of Centenary church,
performed the ceremony \ delightful re-
CeptiOn followed the marriage. and an
elegant supper was served.
The bride is n handsome blonde and is
the only daughter OF AIr and Mrs. Estes.
The groom. formerly OF Baltimore. is
popular young merchant tailor and Is
associated with the house of Morton q.
Stout & CO.. Of which the brides father
is manager.
Miss Annie Russell became the bride
OF Mr.. George W. Hardy. Of Cleveland.
Va. on Wednesday afternoon NJ o'clock
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Spencer M south Fifth street. Rev. Or.
Jere Witherspoon officiated.
The bride was dressed handsomely IN
gray cloth. trimmed with sable fur, and
carried brides roses.
The sister Of the groom, Miss Sarah
Hardy. was tho maid OF honor; She wore
pink silk and carried pink chrysanthe-
NUNS The best man was Mr.. Charles T..
wall.
and Mrs. h. :. Russell OF Abbeyyille. Mr..
Hardy is the son OF Mr.. George w. Har-
DIV. Superintendent OF the Public Schools
OF Lunenburg county. He IS valued
employee OF the Southern railway.
The couple will make their future home
in Cleveland. q.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Junior lakewood Memorial Associa-
ton in the frame school building at ST.
Johns church at 4S0 o'clock this after
noon. Every member is urged 10 attend.
Mr.. John Chopin, OF River View. gave
an elegant dinner Wednesday in honor