Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

An event of much interest to host OF
young people is the approaching mar
riage of Miss Rose Olivia Bauer to Mr.
Santley Marshall Taylor. of Washington.
D. c. The wedding will be solemnized
on the oath OF September at the beautiful
suburban residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. a. D. Bauer. of Home Place.
Miss Bauer, a young lady OF charming
personality, is endeared to a host OF
friends. who regret that her marriage
will necessitate her residence in Washing
ton Mr.. Taylor is rising young busl-
ness mean of Washington. and is the re-
cent inventor of the electro pneumatic
spirometre.
The Baltimore American contains the
following notice of Miss Halle Ermlnle
Rives. who is now visiting that city;
Miss Halle Erminie Rives. authoress Of
Hearts Courageous registered last
Sunday, night at the Stafford Hotel
Miss Rives came to the city from New
York to meet her father. Mr.. S. T. Rlves.
of Kentucky and Mr.. Post Wheeler, rep
resentative of her publishers, regarding
her new book, which will be issued during
the coming year. She is fresh from At
lantic City. where she has been studying
different characters which will appear IN
the forthcoming volume.
Miss Rives's stay in Baltimore Will be
limited. as she is due in Virginia to join
a fall hunting party. Her new book is
story which she does not desire to adVer-
tise as vet because the facts have not
fully developed. While in The city Miss
Rives will go over the manuscript of the
play which is being made from Hearts
Courage The story is known to
every reader. as it is one Of the most
popular novels of the year. Mr.. Wheeler
is supervising the play. and as he is fire.
quently with Miss Rives. it is an assured
fact that the MAY will be as successful
as the book. When seen last night MISS
Rives said:
II have not thought very seriously about
my new book because this summer has
been full of adventures. l went TO Allan.
tic City for recreation, but found that
was compelled TO go into social affairs
However, l gathered some material which
/ will endeavor to weave in my forthcom-
ing book. l will be in Baltimore for about
twenty-four hours, and while here VIII
review the play. which is being construct
ed from my last book. l am glad the pub
lie here accepted my effort to interest
them, for I worked hard on the romance.
1t is Virginan, because l am heart and
soul an admirer of the State, and hope
the play will be successful. OF course,
the signing of the Declaration of indie
pendence is All important feature and as
the love interest is woven around it is
bound to be interesting.
When asked concerning her experience
in Atlantic City in connection with edit
ing g newspaper. Miss Rives said:
II never appreciated what a newspaper
man had to encounter until L took charge
of the Atlantic City paper. They say
was successful but l think there is
large amount of credit due to the Volun-
teer assistance l received Had it not
been for the boys ] fear the Sentinel
would not have been published. l en-
joyed the work very much, and as / did
it for charity and have the pleasure of
knowing thousand dollars was turned
over to the General Hospital of Atlantic
City, l am satisfied with my efforts.
Miss Wilde Shepperson. of Rio Vista,
Va, who has been visiting relatives on
Church Hill, returned home Saturday
Mrs Charles w. Eaton and daughter,
of 725 North Twenty-eighth street, city,
returned this morning after a short visit
to relatives in Pilkinton, Powhatan coun-
ty, Va.
Among the distinguished guests expec-
ted to attend the State convention Of the
Daughters of the Confederacy in Norfolk,
Oct. S-u, are Mrs. Jefferson Davis and
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson.
Miss Grace Bidgood spent few days in
Norfolk las, week, on her way to Glou-
cester county.
Miss Janet Garter Morris has returned
home after an absence of several weeks
visiting friends in Hanover and Louisa
counties.
i
Miss Helen Camp has returned to her
home, 300 East Grace street. after visit
ing friends in Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eghert G: Leigh, Jr.. who
have been spending the summer abroad.