Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-26


was rendered by Miss Dabuey. as the
! bridal party retired from the chapel
Among those present from q distance
We're DR. George Tucker Smith, of the
United States navy; Mrs. Charles =. Kir-
by, of New York; Mrs. John Pelham, Of
Alabama; Miss Lily Harrison Hill. Of
Richmond; Nj. and Mrs Lucien Cooke,
| Of Roanoke Mrs Charles VI. Blackford
Of Lynchburg Mrs. William r. Abbott.
| Of Bellvue; Mr. James L. Harrison, Of
Danville; Mr.. John l.. Williams and Mr..
Berkeley Williams Of Richmond.
After the ceremony the bridal party and
guests repaired 90 Or. c. W. Kents resi-
| dence. on East Lawn. whore they We're
} rendered a charming reception by DIR. and
! Mrs. Kent
DR. and Mrs Harrison left ON tie early
! morning train. via Danville for their fu-
ture home. in Clarkevlle, Meckenburs
| county. They Will later 80 on "a brical
/ tour
The presents We're in great profusion,
! and most of them were from Tlnanys
/ New York. They came from many States
| and the numerous friends of the bride in
/ this vicinity.
old Burg Weddings.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. January
/ j.-(Special)-Mis Sallie Virginia Hardy.
| "a popular and well-known young lady of
I this city. and Mr. George Hamilton Le-
! How. of the Southern railway, at Alex
andria. We're married a the home OF me
hrlue's mother, ON the Boulevard, Tonight
al O'Clock. The ceremony was per-
| formed ly Rev. J. j. stump. OF the Methu-
dist church. bur owing to recent deaths
in the family of the groom Only the mem
bers of the family and few lnumaie
friends were present. Miss Edith Crump,
! of Alexandria. was maid or honor, ana
| Mr. H. w. Selecman, also OF that cts,
| best man. AT the conclusion of the cere-
mony the bride and groom. with the I'M
! ylted guests. partook oi am elegant Wed
/ ding supper. after which the newly-weu-
| ded couple left via Washington for am
extended "trip % Florida
! Miss Elizabeth OVerton BeckWitn,
I Youngest daughter of Mrs \. Margaret
BeckWith of this city, and Mr.. Charles
Frederick Bartelle of Washington, Were
quietly married at the bride home last
night, Rev. j. l.. stump performing the
ceremony The bride Is am accomplished
and charming young lady. and the groom
a member of the Washington police force.
During the late war Mr.. Bartelle was a
sergeant in the Fourth Regiment linz
munes. United States Volunteers. ana
during their encampment here made Miss
EeCkWith's acquaintance. which culm-
mated in marriage. Mr.. B3rte.le received
his discharge shortly afte. the regiment
landed i'm Cuba and ON his return was
given back his position on the ponce
force of Washington which he had re-
signed 10 enter the army.
ThompsOn-Iiass.
LYNCHBURG. Va. January 25.-(Spe-
ciaL)-Miss Julia r. Bass. daughter Of
the late Dr. d. +. Bass, and Mr. Percy
Moran Thompson, Well-known younS
lawyer of Charlotte, y. c.. were married
here this afternoon i'm Court-Sfreet Me
thod:st church by Rev \. Coke smith.
D. d. The bridesmaids were Misses Emma
Adams. Susy Ward, Mary Morgan; Mag
gle Belle Roller. of StauntOn, Lucy PAT
ters0n George Morgan. and Virginia
Lavinder The groomsmen were Messr-.
r. r. Watts, Jr. William Barksdale, Car
land r. Vaughan. Pelham Norman,
Walker Barnes Edwin c. liver. Earl Pc
gram John MOOrfrdn. and W. Russell
WInfree Miss Fannie q. Norman was
maid of honor. and Or. Ernest keerans,
of Charlotte. was best man. Atter jhc
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs thompson l'It 10Y
Washington and Baltimore.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ROANOKE. VA. January 25.-(Special)
Tonight Miss Stella SchiOss. daughter OF
Charles SchlOss wcll-knoWn
merchant. was married 10 Mr. Morris Ro-
scnzweig. Of Philadelphia. Inc ceIeito
was performed by Rev. Dr. IyeI' OF 1H5
Jewish synagogue of Petersburg. NJ ss
Sophia SchlOss. sister Of the BRIDE W.
maid Of honor. and \. Schlosa, a bIotH..'
was best man ana master ol t,,'.,i,la ri
The wedding was most iashlonap'e o..
air. The bride and groom Will WISH H'i'h-
ern cities on bridal tour.
characterization.
STAT-NTON. VA, January 2j.-tSpe-
cial )-To-night, at the home OIL inc DiIue
parents Judge and N S. Charles Hi'tt1a.,
Miss Lizzie G. Grattau was married 10
Mr. Warner LOmis olivier, Jr. MISS
Minnie Watson Grattau was maid OF
honor and mr. Hugh TimoeriaAe was pTs,
man. The ceremony was performed Dy
the Rev Dr. a. 81 Fraser pastor ~ ~
FIRST Presbyterian church. Ine Driue -
"A beautiful girl, with attractive manners
and the groom Is bright young han'
well known 10 the book trade III me me
morning Mr.. and Mrs olivier leave toI
the West. II was a quiet wedding anu
orfy the nearer friends Of the contract
ing parties were invited.
The New Orleans Races.
NEW ORLEANS. January 90. G.
p-tk'e 6Uv. Macy Chica, by Galianlry-
rsnnv Wilson. a favorIte at even Detuhs'
landed the Premier STAKE sI'Vvy, lvt
sear-olds at three furlongs IRIS aIlel
noon Some of the pest younfi,SUt ~ -,
Ell parks candidate won en- me Wa
81 Placer and Clay Pointer we're the
S,i ,,inning faVoutes. The weather MAS
fine and the track fast. ,c e,,.,o,,,,s
49, race-six ard one-half iuIlongs
l-r.hS c 80 II won. Sim W. g 10 and TO
= second, Hanlight q to u third 1lme'
q Son. ION race-sslling, seven furlongs-sir
Rloze q TO u won, Inc 'i-b"u N0 -. -
and 10 10 ID second. Tom Shannon % 10
third Time. ] :29 - o,o and three-
lni itu ,oiiesNCIay Pointer al 10 81 won
g Rsbe Fields T'' go 10 and 10 second T,
Donnie Dummy a 70 y third Time
2:2t j. IA. tho Premier
ST. tbree furlongs-Maey Chica SeVeU
pan 2'1n nan ~ IN and 2 TO y second, Gussie
FAY az to ID third. Time. rs ~ ,,,,ooh 10
Fifth race-seyon nlrlonesaa Miz ,p II s ,a-
10 y won. Debride o to an" Time :2s
eG Sixth re race-one rnlie-Ada Russell t2O
TO il Won, Lucky Monday g 20 ana 1,,o 10
b second. Everest GO to y third Time
1894