Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-21
In HONOR OF GUESTS.
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENTS TO
MRS. AND MISS PLEAsANTov.
SEVERAL WEDDINGS OCCUR HERE.
Mrs. Turner WEEDS Mr.. Meredith. Miss
Marshall becomes Mrs. BnyIiss.
ana Miss Henshaw WEEDS Mr..
snead-Society Notes.

Mrs Edward G. Mayo gave a delightful
entertainment yesterday evening IN honor
OF her guests. Mrs. Pleasanton and Miss
Pieasanton, OF Philadelphia. This was a
farewell evening" as the ladies VIII
leave to-day Tor their home. Among
those who called were Misses Mayo.
Harris, Louise Mayo. f'lossie TaIpott'
ptla and Nellie TOmpkns. Edyth White.
Elizabeth Brander; Whelan. OF Balti-
more; Mrs. f1lyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Levin
Joynes, Mrs McPhan, Mrs. WEIGH. Mrs.
j. A. White. Mrs. Isaiah White Major
ana Mrs. BIander. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Iaiiaierro, Mrs. Royal, Mr.. and Mrs Al
tred i. Harris. Mr.. 10 Lane Stern MIR.
John Anderson. Mr.. y. r. Johnson. Miss
Lima Mayo, Mr.. John Young Mr.. Lewis
Brandef, Nh Saunders HobsOn, Mr.. Ju.
Ian Hi, Misses Ross. Mr. Carlton Nc
Kinney, Mr.. Selden Wake Major All
son, MI and Mrs. TaliafcrrO. Mrs. and
Miss Pleasanton will leave to-day for
their home, in Philadelphia. They have
been the guests OF Mrs. H. G. Mayo and
have received many nattering attentions
during their stay in this city.
tea yesterday afternoon from to Z in
honor OF Miss Pieasanton. of Phiadel-
phia. The color scheme was pink, ana
was carried out in exquisite La France
roses and pink-shadcd candles. The ia
bic was very beautifully decorated with
these glowing roses, and on white iceing
Of the cakes at each end of the table was
a large bunch OF candied viOlets Eacn
peppermint also bore candied violet.
Miss Evelyn Williams was assisted in re-
ceivng by Miss Pleasanton. The young
ladies in the dining-room were Misses
Nellie BOykin. Annie Gray, Elizabeth
Brander, Flossie Talbot, Judith Deane,
and Mesdames Young and Small.
Those present were Misses Blanche
Dimmock, Laura Adair, Gail, Christian,
Munford, Donnan. Atkins. Gray, Alrriend.
Deane Brander, Carr, Small Mayo, An
ME Camm. Gertie Camm. Annie Gray,
Leila Gray, Nellie BOykin. Katharine
Halves, Maria Williams, Flossie Talbot.
Bessie Pace. Ethel Pace. Judith Deane,
Carrie Coleman. Miss Holiday Maggie
Fergerson, Maggie Stokes, Ellen HObson,
Kathleen Anderson. Alice Hotchkiss,
Pauline Powers, Mary Hayes, Lucy
Hayes. Julia Morton, Beulah Patteson,
May Jones, Maud Stokes. Aline Stokes;
Dallas. Of Nashville; Mamie Hill, Ella
Jackson, Meade Burweil. Adele Williams,
Luly Williams.
Misses Annie Pender Gordon and Re
becca DaingeTfied Gordon gave an ele-
CANT farewell dinner last evening in honor
OF Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Teusler
who leave for Japan on Tuesday. The
table was exquisite with ropes OF smilaX
which came from the chandelier 10 the
a
American Beauty roses The dinner
cards were very appropriate, being al
hand-painted i'm japanese subjects. Ter
courses were served which consisted OF
all the seasons deiicacies. Those pres
ent were Dr. and Mrs Tuesler, DR.. }. X
Massie. Miss Carrie Shafer, Miss Schoen
Mr. II. l.. Green, Mr.. Pollard Cardoz0
Miss Trail of Maryland, Mr.. Stewart
Woodward, and Mr.. Garnett Tabb.
Mrs. Susie v Turner was married TO
Mr.. s. Goodwin Meredith yesterday az
tern0on 1T ! O'Clock at the brides resi-
dence. no. 1912 Williamsburg avenue. The
parlors were very prettily decorated, ana
the happy couple were united under
bower OF mistletoe, by Rev. y. I. Rout-
ten.
The bride was dressed handsomely in
EINN lulNNl ~llldAt FAAAf WIN .AeA N''N'
gloves TO match. and carried brides
roses. The bride entered on the arm of
ner brother. Mr. Rudolph Gil, while the
groom came i'm with his best man, Mr..
l.. t. Meredith. of Cages. Va. The ushers
were Messrs. rudolph GIL, L. T.. Mere
dlth. Arthur Nelson. and c. NJ. Mosby.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left TOR Cages, Va, where
they will spend their honeymoon at the
home of the groom. They Will be at home
TO their friends after January LIST, at NO.
1912 Williamsburg avenue.
The groom is an employee Of the Ches-
apeake and ohio railroad, and is very
popular young man. HIS bride Is the
handsome daughter OF Mr.. larkin NJ.
Gill
4 very pretty marriage was solemnlzed
at the Third Presbyterian church Tues
day afternoon al $50 o'clock, when Miss
Margaret Brydson Marshall became the
wife OF Mr. Silas Eugene Bayliss
The bride was dressed I'm handsome
steel-blue gown and picture hat of black
velvet. She carried brides roses. Her
maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth Nc
Knight. who wore a dainty white ana
black gown and carried bouquet oil
The best man was Mr. wal
Ter Henry Beal, and the ushers were
Aessfs. Hampton Taylor Ward Ran
iolph. Stanley Read. and DR.. Beasley
The ceremony was impressively per-
formed by Rev. DR.. Kerr. reception
was held an the home OF the bride imme-
ilately after the ceremony
MT. and Mrs. Bayliss took the 7:iO train
or an extended northern tour They VIII
.eslde at No. 3ll3 east Broad street.
The wedding presents were extremely