Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-18

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ing. cousins of the bride. were ribbon
! girls and little Susie Jpchurch was the
| ring bearer.
Among the out-of-town guests present
were: Mir. and Mrs 7. 2. Pollard OF
1 Richmond, Va. parents Of the bride
/ groom; Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Upchurch Of
/ Macon. Ga; Mrs. Delmer D. Jpchurch.
| of Jacksonville Fla: Mrs. John X. Haw-
! kris. Of Lexington. y. c.
The bride was given away by her
/ brother. Mr.. Garland Jpchurch
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard left an hour after
/ the ceremony for q wedding tour in
/ Florida. She wore a going-away dress Of
! blue cloth with hat TO match.
Admirers of DR. Thomas Nelson Pages
] charming Virginia stories will be glad to
! Rear that he has advanced so far in the
writing Of . new book as to have namcu
ia Gordon Keith.
DR.. Page. who has recently been en-
gagged in a hunt in Essex county has a
farm Of his own in his native section
CT Virginia, Hanover with some very fine
stock on it. DR.. Pages brother Mr.
Russell Page. lives at the old Page home
!
Miss Christie Poppenheim, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Poppenhe.m. OF
| Charleston, S G. and Mr.. Hugh Miller,
Of this city were quietly married yesterday
evening IN the home of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. Wallace w Christian was
best man and Mr.. William r. Miller, a
brother of the bridegroom, was also in
IN attendance. Miss Louisa Poppenheim,
the brides sister was maid OF honor.
After bridal trip South Mr. Miller Will
bring his bride TO No. 2Q7 West Franklin
street, where they will be for the win
ter.
Miss Poppenheim visited Miss Nina
Randolph last winter and made many
friends here. MI Miller is connected
with the Virginia Carolina Chemical
Company.
y luncheon was given Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Frank Deford at her town
house, Ill Mount Vernon Place, Balti-
more. in honor OF her sister, Miss Agnes
Drewry, Of this City, who is visiting her.
The table decorations correspondent in
design and color tone with the exquisite
empire dining-room. which is one of the
NEST elegant and attractive in Baltimore.
The entire table service was Of silver
while the cenuepiece was an exquisite
mass OF rich crimson carnations. Sur
rounding this was oblong circle Of
snilaX studded with. carnations. Red
shaded wax Lights in massive silver cam
delabra were used and the !narrons, can
Glod fruits and other CONNECTIONS We're of
crimson and pale green, served in tiny
baskets Of pale green spun candy The
guests included. in addition TO Miss
DreNry. Mrs. John Love. Miss Beverly
James, Miss Frances Gilmor, Miss Ger
trude jenkins, Miss Helen Baughman
Miss Elsie Jenkins and Miss Carrie Webb
Miss Helen Stevens gave q handsome
dinner party Monday evening. at which
the table decorations Were La France
roses. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Cotesworth Pincllney, Miss Livesey. of
Pennsylvania: Miss Mary Hayes. and
Nessrs- Jonathan Bryan, John Curric and
William FERGUSON.
Cards have been issued by Mr. Edward
BroadnaN Lewis. brother of the bride-to-
he, announcing the approaching marriage
OF his sister. Miss Bessie Gibbons Lewis,
TO Mr.. George Percival Lewis, of Jamaica. |
British West Indies
The marriage Will take place Monday
evening, Dee. % at s O'Clock, III the
home of the bride, Woodstock in |
Brunswick county Va After the cere- |
mony AIR. and Mrs. G. p. Lewis will make
their home in Payne's Ky. where Mr.. |
Lewis is engaged on a. survey for a rail- |
road
Miss Bessie Lewis is we'll known in
Richmond and throughout the State. |
She is cousin OF Mrs. Robert Z. Strange !
and has many friends in this city The |
bridegroom is a well-known civil engineer,
having done surveying for the State and |
lived here at one time He is at present
the guest of friends iii Richmond, and
will leave for Woodstock Monday
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Marie Webster, daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. Iiarrie Webster, to Mr..
Hugh Siipwith, the son of Mrs Charles
Evelyn Smith and the late Grey Skipwith.
Of this city.
MISS WEBSTER is an unusually attractive
and beautiful girl. and since making her
iebut here has been one of the most pop
liar members OF The younger society set
iel father is in the government employ,
md Is inspector Of machinery of the Will
lam X. Trigg Company. The Wcbs,ers
i've in 800 West Franklin
Mr.. Skipwith is equally we'll known. and
$ prominent in the social life of the city.
The wedding Will be one of the most
brilliant affairs of the new year, and will
axe place in January
The marriage Of Miss Lucy Champe +,
iayes. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, James
Hayes. to Mr. Louis c. Buttrick, of
BROOKLYN. \. Y. viii! take place Jan. q
= the home of the brides parents, Sls
lloyd avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Kaufman are
egistered at the Morton, in New York.
Another prominent wedding Is that
( Mr.. William Berkeley Williams, son