Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-20
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SOCIETY.

the marriage of Mr.. William T.. SlIlnS-
fellow. ,e son of DR.. Henry Stringfellow,
formerly of Virginia but now of ST. Jo-
seph Mo-. to Miss Elizabeth Dunlap,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray
Dunlap of Danville, KY. The wedding
will take place Tuesday evening, October
T. at o'clock in the First Presbyterian
church.
After the ceremony a reception will be
given from $50 until 10 o'clock in 453
west Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stringfellow will be at
home to their friends after Nov. Is in
lDl3 Isdore street. ST. Joseph, Mo.
Mr.. Stringfellow, who has been fire.
ouent visitor to Richmond has many
friends and relatives here and through
out the State. He is a first cousin of
Major Charles S. Stringfellow, of this
city, and of Rev. Frank Strinsfcllow.
the well-known lecturer and ex-Confed-
crate scout.
Miss Dunlap is especially charming. and
one OF the most attractive young girls in
Danville-
The Lynchburg News Thursday says:
A telegram was received in the city
about Ii o'clock last night from Rich
mond, announcing the marriage in that
city of Mr.. c. H Almond, Jr.. to
Miss Maude Tyree, both Of Lynchburg.
The couple left here on the afternoon Nor
folk and Western train yesterday, and
were married in Richmond at 9:3o
o'clock last night.
Mr.. Almond has been connected with
the C. II. Almond Dry Goods Company
for a number of years, and is one of the
city's popular and progressive young bust
ness men. His bride is a daughter Of Mr.
Walter p. Tyree, OF this city, and is
most attractive young lady
The fact that the marriage was to take
r,1a last ,jcs1t KIM
few persons, and the intelligence will
come as a surprise to the many friends
of the happy couple.
The marriage of Mr.. S. II. Halves and
Mrs Mary Blair Fitz will take place
Tuesday, September %. The wedding will
he very quiet, only the fanatics Of Mr.
Halves and the bride-elect being present
Mr. Halves is we'll known in financial
circles. and is the senior member of the
firm Of S. H. Halves and Company, coal
dealers.
Mrs. Fitz possesses a charming person.
ality and has large circle Of friends.
Mr.. T. C. Williams, Jr.. has had sent
him by friend from England a five,
pound gold coin, few of which We're
recently issued by the government. on
one side is the likeness of King Edward
VII, and on the reverse side the coat-ot-
arms of Great Britain. The five pound
coins are seldom issued. ;ld are very
beautiful in execution and design. At the
time of Queen Victoria's golden Jubilee
similar coin WAS issued.
MIR. James B. Elan has returned from
a successful sora hunting trip.
Mr.. Inack Hart, of Ashland, is spending
several weeks in Clinton, Mass. He ex-
3l1 last ri of hn ,nT,fb
Mr.. Mann S. Quarles. Jr-, was in Bos-
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence CABOT has returned
home after a pleasant stay in Barton
Heights.
Mr. E. T. Robinson returned to the city
yesterday from a trip to Boston Mass.
Mrs Charles K. Willis and family have
returned home after a three months
stay at Grand View hotel near Buck
Roe Beach.
Messrs Cullen and Robert Pitt re-
turned home Thursday after a weeks
visit to Boston.
Mrs. Mann S. Valentine, Jr., is at her
country home in Powhatan county.
THE Lariatr" a bright little weekly at
the Baylor University, Waco, Tex, saws:
The members of the faculty with whom
the young ladies may flirt are as numer-
Gus as ever. Or. Ragland has deserted
to the ranks of the benedicts, but Frofes-
SCR Guittard is a valiant volunteer in his
place.
Professor Ragland is the son Of Mr..
John F. Ragland, of this city. and was
recently married 10 Miss Rawlings. of
Spottsylrania Courthouse He occupi.s
the chair of Greek at the Baylor Uni.
yersity.
Miss Jennie McAtee, of Washington IS
the guest of Mrs. NJ. E. Kidwell, on north
Main street.
Mr.. and AIRS IT r. Thomas. of New
York. arc at the Jefferson Mrs Thomas
was formerly Miss Amanda Caskie, and
was a great favorite in Richmond So
ciety.
Mrs. G. x. Gaines ha. returned from
pleasant visit to friends in Powhatan
and Goochland counties. = I.
Mr.. b. A. Bienner left Sunday might for
3 sFtllian'snort. Pa. in resnopse tn n ie,e-