Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-22
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"a thorough artist she Is In every detail
The exquisite Marzurka OF Zarzyci was
especially wen rendered and heartily re-
ccivcd.
a great many pretty weddings have
heen solcmnizcd during the past week.
ana this week a number will occur that
arc especially interesting. The marriage
Of Miss Mary Randolph Newman, Of
Orange county, TO Mr.. Barton Haxall
Cameron, Of this city will take place at
Hilton. near Somerset, Orange county,
Va, on Wednesday afternoon. the 9th
There will be no attendants other than
The maid of honor Miss Fannie Newman.
and the best man. Mr.. Alexander Came
ron. Ir. Miss Newman Is the daughter Of
Mr.. r. NJ. Newman OF Orange county.
Tho Ncwmans have always lived In
Orange county. owning large tracts Of
crown lands, upon which many members
Of the family now live. Rev. Mr.. Mayo,
OF the Episcopal church. cousin Of the
bride, will perform the ceremony Mr..
Cameron IS a successful and popular
young man Of this city.
Mrs. Susan Quarles Sadler has issued
invitations 10 the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Martha Lucille Sadler. TO Cap
tain Alfred Jefferson Vaughan Jr. The
ceremony will take place on Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock at the First Bap-
list church. Miss Sadler IS the daughter
of the late Richard Street Sadler, and is
tall. with the graceful carriage and
beauty OF the Gibson girl. Her twin
sister. Miss Virginia Wexford Sadler
viii be her maid Of honor Mr.. Vaughan
is the son Of Mr.. A. j. Vaughan. and is
Il of I'll
The best man will be Mr. Cranberry
Nandcrslice and the ribbons will be
drawn by little Misses Imogen Riddick
and Lucy Beveridge. The ushers will
be Messrs. Arthur l.. Phillips Howell
r.. Weisiger, Percy Glinn. Jeter Jones,
George B. Shackelford and DR.. r. j.
Payne of Warrenton The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. II. L. Quarles
an uncle Of the bride, assisted by DR..
George Is. Cooper.
Miss Evellna Gregory, the charming
daughter of Judge Roger Gregory, Of
King William county. will be married TO
Mr.. Henry ST. John Coalter Of this city.
ON Wednesday. the 25th of October, at
the residence Of Major Otway $. Allen,
Of this city. Nj Coalter is a prominent
member Of the Richmond Bar
Hon. and Mrs. Henry r. Pollard have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Josephine Pollard.
to Mr. John Stegar Harrison. The we'd
ding will take place at Grove-Avenue
Baptist church. Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 26th at 6 o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. John Albert Hillsman
have issued invitations to the wedding
Of their daughter. Miss Annie Bermce
Hirsman. to Mr.. Neiven organ, Tues
he fnr l.
Place Methodist church.
on Tuesday morning Miss Marguerite
Louise Garrigan will be married TO Mr..
joseph Ignatius Schultz at st. Mary $
German Catholic church, at II O'Clock.
The young couple are popular residents
of Chesterfield county, and have many
friends here.
on Wednesday. October the 18th, at 3
o'clock. Miss Nellie T. Sheahan will be
married to Mr.. James II. Bowen, at ST..
Patrick's church.
The engaremcnt is announced OF Miss
Elizabeth Berkeley Wight. Of this city,
10 Mr.. William Henry Eenable. of Nor
folk. Va. Miss Wight, who IS well
known in this city, where she has host
Of friends. Is the only daughter OF the
late William ID. and Mamie cunningham
Wight. Of Dover, in GoOchland county
Her parents Were well known here, where
they were greatly beloved.
miss Wight represents in her Virginia
lineage such families as the Randolphs,
of Wilton the Harrisons, of Berkeley;
The Pages and Cunninghams. This mar
riace will deprive Richmond OF one or
its most charming and popular girls, and
Norfolk is 10 be congratulated on such
an addition to its society as Miss Wight
who. by her charming manners, beauty
and lovely disposition has endeared her
self to an unusually large circle OF
friends. Mr.. Nenable IS q native or
Prince Edward county, and is descended
from the Carringtons and CaDells ana
other prominent Virginia families. lie
is "a member OF the Norfolk firm OF
Venable d McIlWaine, and though quite
d young man, is fast making his marx
as an orator and lawyer Miss Louise
Allan Mayo will act as maid OF honor
for Miss Wight.
A large meeting Of the Dramatic Club
was held on Friday evening. The plans
of work for the winter were discussed
and decided upon, committees were form
ed and officers elected. No new
members will be elected for the present
The officers OF the club are: Mr.. Julian
Skeleton. president; Mr. \. REID Nena-
bic. vice-president; Membership COM
mittoe-Nisses Mary Coles Darlington,
Bessie Wight and Messrs Page lrVihs'
and Charles X. Coulling; Committee on
Plavs-Misses Janet Morris, Anne Ia
tum. sue Sedden Wexford, and Mossrs.
George McCreary and r.. Massie Noting.
The members Of the club are: Misses
she Seldom Wexford Janet Morris, Mary
Coles Darlington. Bernard Harvie, Anne
Tatum. Bessie wight, Annie Guy Helen
Ouarles. Lucy Gibson. Francis Gibson,
Hal Iiehtfoot. Meade Burwell; Messrs.
II. Nfassie Noting, Gordon Strachan,
Garnett Tabb, James Cannon, Stuart
Woods. William Wight, Irving { mpbel,
Carter Johnson, DR.. William Dunn, Page
Irving. Or. J. Mettauer Winfree, DR.. Il.
W. Upshur, Julian SHELTON, Charles Coul-
ling. George McCreary, Benjamin Brock
enbrough. a. Reid Venable, Edward
Wight, Stuart Gibson.
The Dramatic Club has been in exis-
tence for several seasons. 1t presents at
each meeting a play, which IS always
cleverly staged and acted. The next
meeting will be at the home Of Miss
Janet Morris
The Emma Andrews Whist Club met
on saturday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs Charles Davenport. The evening
was q most delightful one. The buttons
were won by Miss Lou Adkins. Mrs.
Isaiah White. Mrs. Churchill Young. and
Mrs. Patterson. Among those present
we're MS Charles Davenport Mrs
Gideon Davenport, Mrs. Isaiah White,
Mrs. :. W. Travers Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs Judge Keith. Miss Lou Adkins,
Mrs. Churchill Young, Miss Helen
ctringfellow. Mrs. Christopher Temp
kins Mrs. Benjamin Nash, and Mrs.