Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-08

Griffith. and a granddaughter VI oaiiiuei
San Francisco. Cal, and also a gran
of Shelbyvile. Ky.
when Miss Rosa .Bacci became the bride
Of John Bonini
The Rev. Father Magri performed the
ceremony Mr. Paul Valdrighi was the
best mani
Mr.. and Mrs Bonini are well-known
among The italian residents OF the city.
They left over the Richmond. Frederlchs-
burg and Potomac railroad for. a northern
tour. and will stop In washington LOT
the G. A. R. reunion.
Miss Louise Walthall. the sponsor for
the Third District. is the daughter OF
Mr.. Ebert C. Wslthali, the we'll known
bookbinder Of this city. and grand
da tighter of the late John Frederick FOL
lock. who enlisted in the Confederate
states army early in 1851 in one Of the
first eompa MES that left Richmond al
ter the call for volunteers
She is very pretty blond and VIII
make an exceedingly fair representative
from our city.
Miss Rosa Mayer. the Maid Of Honor
for the Third District, is the daughter
OF Captain John F. MAYER. the popular
agent here for the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company Captain Mayer enlisted
in the Confederate States army early IN
1851. at Norfolk, Va. in the Norfolk Ju-
niors. After serving ror a few months ne
was transferred to the Signal Corps. and
wa. afterwards detailed for duty in tine
Adjutant-GeraraIs Department al
picb,,o,d and remained there until the
end of the war.
Miss Mayer is endowed with much per
sona1 beauty, and by her charming man
ner will reflect credit on her native city
at the reunion Of the Virginia Division OF
the United Sons Of Confederate Veterans.
A pretty marriage occurred at st. John s
German Evangelical church yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. when Miss
Mamie c. Frommer, the attractive
daughter Of Mrs. Emma Esslg, became
the bride Of Mr.. Roy M. Fairlamb The
officiating clergyman was the Rev Paul
Mcneil The bride wore a gong-aWay
gown of tan cloth, with hat and gloves 10
match, and carried a bouquet OF Brlde
roses. Immediately after the marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Fairlamb left for we'd
ding trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New
| York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
Their future home will be on Mitchell
street. near Brook Road. Mr.. Roy N
Fairlamb is the son of Mr. e. r. Fair
lamb. is well known and very popular
The Richmond Chapter OF the Unlteo.
Daughters Of the Confederacyf is much
interested in the conference which opens
In Lexington to-day, as the vital ques-
ton Of amalgamation of the two divi-
'sions is 10 be decided at this meeting.
| Mrs. Hugh Taylor Mrs. George A. Lyon,
Mrs. n r. vawter, Mrs. Charles Her
rell, Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. Julia
Lee, were among the Richmond delegates
elected at the last meeting Of the chap
ter.
An interesting engagement recently an
nounced in Georgia is that of Miss Viz
GINA Payne. the granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Fountain. Of Butler, Ga,
to Mr.. Thomas Frazier Spell. The wed
ding will take plac on October .. Miss
Payne is we'll known in Virginia, where
she has q large number OF relatives ana
i. a very charming and attractive girl.
Her fiance is native of Clinton, N. c.,
but recently ha. made his home in Geor-
Sia-
Mr.. and Mrs Weetmoreland Davis, Of
Tuxedo Park New York. will tSbe the
guest. of Mrs C. c. McPhail and Mrs.
WEIGH during the Horse Show. Mr. and
Mrs. Davi. spent the summer in Eng
land. having only recently returned in
time to attend the Horse Show in Orange
county, New York. Miss Davis is an
expert rider.
Mr.. Andrew Rankin. under-eecretary
to the British Africa. is visiting Dr. and
Mrs Frazer at their home or Henry
and Marshall streets.
Miss Martha dosby Snead, who. Sun
| day, sung for the first time in Grace
Street Baptist choir. gave great pleasure
to her hearers. Miss Snead is the grand
daughter of the. late Colonel and Mrs.
William Payne. of Hickory Hill. Gooch-
land county, Virginia home famous IN
its day for its generous hospitality
| Miss Snead has had fine training. and is
an enthusiastic musician.
Miss Clemence Cooke, OF Newport News,
will be the guest of Miss Alice NJ. Reddy
during the Horse Show
Miss Kate Mason Rowland has returned
after a pleasan summer spent In MAI ~
land.
Mis-. Minnie c. Boschen and Mr.. WIZ
liam C. Schmidt will be married this az
terncon at the home Of the brides moth
er Mrs. Louise Boschen, on Arch street.
The marriage. Of Miss Fannie Warren
McCurdy to Mr.. John S. Talman will
take place at o'clock this evening at
Trinity ~. E. church, ~ s n n
Miss Picnic Dillon. OF Chesterfield.
WAC has been yic.tinS Dr. G. C.@Dillon.
Of .Farnvillp, for the past three weeks,
returned to Richmond Monday. She is
the Eaest of her cousin, Mrs. ]. F. Walsh.
No. SIG vest MarshaliS street.
Misses Mary and Jennie Johnston, Miss
spending this week In Washing ton; and
attending the encampHent Treunio
Mrs. a. Rowe. OF this city. and
AesNs. F. Gaylsst RS e5asde and