Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-05

Cemetery Company had promised TO put
fence in the soldiers section on the side
adjoining their property. IN excellent or
der The association received an invita-
ton from the Confederate Memorial Lite
rary Society to be present at the reading
OF historical papers ana music given BY
them on Monday evening a The Jefferson.
Two very interesting weddings will take
place during this week. ON Tuesday, the
18th, Miss Ethel iii slater VIII marry Mr..
Raymond Huston Pilson at the residence
OF her parents. No. IL north Laurel street,
at IL o'clock.
Jones will be married TO Air. Fontaine
Beckham Hooff at Monumental church,
November 9Th. at $50 O'Clock.
Dr. and Mrs. Hunter MCGUIRE have IS
sued invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Annie Mcguire. to Mr..
William Law Clay, OF Savannah, Ga, the
ceremony 30 take place al the residence
of the brides parents November the 10th
at +. VI.
The wedding Of Miss Annie Bernice
! Hillsman TO MIR. Urlwin organ Michaels
was an extremely pretty ana elegant af-
! fair. The ceremony took place al Park
/ Place Methodist church on Tuesday at
/ $50 \. ~, I'm the presence of large as
/ semblage Of friends Of the happy couple
! Mr.. and Mrs. Michaeis, after an extended
! bridal tour. will make their home in
| Clarksburg W. Va.
! The Milton c. Work Whist Club met at
/ Miss Mary Crcnshaw's, No. II west Main
street, on Wednesday afternoon at 1870
! o'clock. Five tables were IN use. and the
! pins were won by Mrs. Gideon Davenport
and Mrs. Ben. Nash, north and south;
/ Mrs. Keith and Mrs. G.. j.. Doyle. east and
west. The game was team whist.
Miss Roberta Trigg gave a very pretty
! luncheon on Wednesday al 2 o'clock in
honor Of Miss Carrie 5. Shubrck. The
! lunch table. with It's exquisite flowers and
/ candlelabra, presented a beautiful sight,
! and at each guests place were two Amer
/ lean Beauty roses ana a hand-painted
/ card with her name on it. The menu was
| very elaborate, and-the ices were all in
the shape of the Shubrick The little la
| dies present were Misses Carrie Shubrick,
Mary Curtis, Marie Potts. Ella Buck,
Kate Seldom. Page Royal. Carrie Rey-
nolds, Wariield Crcnshaw, Courtney
Crump, Francis Myers, Elizabeth Preston,
julia Joynes, and Barbara Trigg.
The little sponsor for the shubrlck, Miss
Carrie S. Shubrick held an informal re-
| ception after that of the President on
! Tuesday in one of the parlors Of the JEFF
| ferson looking on the court. Misses Mary
| Curtis, Elizabeth Preston, and Roberta
| Trigg, her maids Of honor, and her pa
rents, Dr. and Mrs. John II. Shubrick;
Mir. and Mrs. l.. r. Shubrick, and Mrs.
Jernigan assisted her in receiving. Quite
a number Of people called and shook
hands with the dainty little lady and
her party.
An exceedingly charming excursion
down the James was given on Thursday
by the Misses Tyler on the Chesapeake.
The party left the. city at noon and re-
/ turned about o'clock. 4 delicious lunch
ION was served at o'clock Thost who
enjoyed the trip were Governor and Mrs.
! Tyler. Colonel and Mrs. G. OBJ. Cowardin,
Mrs. Z. d. Hotchkiss Mr.. and Mrs. c..
| Lee Moore, Misses HartZ. Ward. Came
ron Weddell, Maria Williams. Mary and
/ Lucy Hayes; Messrs. Irving Campbell,
Heth Tyler, Archer Montague; Williams,
of New York; Cowardin, Carter Johnston,
and w. o. SHELTON.
Tho reception held on Friday evening
I in the basement Of the Grace-Street Bap-
/ list church for the young girls of the
church was a very delightful affair. Mrs.
7. A. c. Chandler was the hostess of the
| occasion. and Rev. Or. Hatcher intro
duced the young ladies to each other.
Miss Martha Snead. Miss Mamie Delaney,
and Mr.. Haddon Watkins sang very
sweetly during the evening, and added
much to the pleasure Of those present.
At 9 o'clock the gentlemen came I'm and
delicious refreshments were served.
These receptions are 10 Promote socia-
bnity in the church, and have been very
successful.
Mrs Thomas and Mrs. George de D..
! Klein. of Edgewater Park, n. j., viii be
the guests next week of Mrs. McPhail
| and Mrs. James a. Welch, JO7 west Frank
| lin street Mrs. Klein IS a Daughter OF
the American Revolution. Colonial
! Dame. and a member of Mrs Halsey )
| Chapter, United Daughters of the Con-
! federacy.
on Friday a most delightful luncheon
was given by Miss Hancock in honor OF
her guests-Miss Smith and Mrs. Murray,
| of Norfolk. and Mrs. Jerngan, Of the
| shubrick party. The menu was tasteful
| ~ prepared and was served with that
Grace and elegance which is so charac-
teristic of the charming hostess.
| Miss Margaret Jones will entertain her
Sundav-school scholars tomorrow after
| noon M 4 o'clock This will be a fare
well to them, as her marriage takes place
ON the 9Th. The class consists OF Misses
Louise Crutchheld. Patty Williamson
Ethel Fmney, Alma and Hazel Delarue'
Halle Lore Violet Preston, and Annie
Sydnor.
The German-American Ladies Aid AS
ISOLATION of Virginia will hold their reg
| Mar monthly meeting on Tuesday next
~ tho VIRGINIA Hospital The president
REQUESTS that all members VIII attend
| tbis meeting. as arrangements VIII De
made for the grand bazaar in December
md all bazaar committees Will submit
reports.
Mrs w. A. Rountree. of New YORK, Is
visiting her cousin, the Misses Irlliths'
| 300 east Grace street, having Deeh sum
rnoned home to the bedside of her father
| e,,-ConnciIman Anthony Grifliths. who Is
very il at the residence OF MIS-. H. D.
Marsh, 1872 west Cary street
Mr. and Mrs. william +. Lefew have
| issued invitations 10 the marriage or
| their daughter. Bessie Peeie, TO Mr.. VIII
lie Hunter BOwles the ceremony 10
take place Tuesday afternoon, November
| the 18th, at o'clock, at ll2 west Main
street.
Nj. Burrell II. Marsh and bride, or
winston. y. c., after spending a week
Fl the jefferson, where they met large
number Of the Richmond friends OF the
groom. left Friday evening for New
| York They will return at the end Of
this week and spend u day or two here
On route To Winston.