Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-19

/, Murphy is the daughter Of Col. John
Murphy, and is an exceptionally pretty
blonde Mr.. Disney is popular young
[ business official at the City Hall. Owing
| to recent bereavement in the family the
| marriage will be very quiet
/ Miss Minnie Pearl Galbraith. the
daughter Of Mrs. w. J. Galbraith, ar
Mr.. Ernest Linwood Christian. We're mar
| ried at C:3o o'clock Wednesday evening in
| the Pine-Str Baptist church, the Rev.
J. e. Hutson performing the ceremony.
The wedding marches were rendered by
| Mir. Leslie Butler. the church organist.
| The ushers were Mr.. r. Stone. Mr.. Cal
vim Farmer. Mr. William Farmer. Mr..
John FenSom. Mr.. Russell DIETRICH and
Mr.. Roy Cary.
| The maid Of honor. Miss Gertrude Gal
| brai;h. was gowned in blue organdie and
| carried white chrysantheums.
The bride was TIRED in white silk and
| had a bouquet Of rpaidcn-hair ferns She
was met at the altar by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. Chesley Fensom The
bride and groom. after their wedding.
left by the north-bound train to Visit
Northern cities and points OF interest.
They will when they return, live at NO.
1907 Beverly street.
The bridal party was entertained oE
Mrs Gaibraith last Tuesday evening.
An approaching wedding OF much m
tercst to Richmonders is that OF MISS Nlr-
einia Alan Spindle to Mr.. Dudley Red-
wood Cowlcs OF williamsburg. The cere-
mony will take place on Wednesday, Oc-
tober %. at St Johns Episcopal Church,
in Roanoke.
Miss Spindle is the daughter of Capt.
and Mrs Thomas w. Spindle. and is an
exceedingly charming girl. Mr.. CCoCwles
is the well-known educator, and has many
friends in this city
A pretty but quiet home wedding was
celebrated Thursday morning at II o'clock
at the home of the brides mother S14
west Clay street, when Miss Lizzie P.
Fariss and Mr.. Thomas c. Beazley were
united in marriage. by the Rev R. P
Kerr pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church officiating.
Owing to a recent bereavement in the
family. only few friends and relatives
of the young couple were present at
the ceremony.
The bride is popular with a large circle
of friends, and is an exceedingly pretty
brunette. She is the second daughter of
Mrs. l.. NJ. Fariss. and Of the late DR..
L. NJ. Fariss. who for a long period con-
Quoted n drug business on west Broad
street.
The groom is a well-known and popular
young business man OF this city.
Miss Emily Tancey Knox and Mr.. Wal
ter Stuart Tanner were married Thursday
morning in the home of the BRIDE No.
300 south Fourth street. by the Rev ]. j.
Gravatt, of Holy Trinity Episcopal
church
The marriage was very quiet on account
Of recent bereavement in the family of
Miss knox. The house was canvased in
white and the parlor decorations were
palms, white cosmos and maiden hair
ferns. After the return Mr.. and Mrs
Tanner will be at POI east Franklin street
The bride is the daughter of John c.
Knox. and is 4 lovely and cultured mem
Der Of the younger society set in Rich
mond. Mr.. Tanner is the son of the
late Colonel William E. Tanner. and is
prosperous in business and we'll known in
social circles.
Miss Henninsham Spilman, daughter of
Mrs. Henningham Spilman. will be mar
ried to Mr.. Otto Hess, of New York. The
engagement has been made public in this
city, where both the bride-elect and the
groom-elect are pleasantly known: Mr..
Hess is prominent among the younger
members Of the New York bar.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus C. Williams an
nounce the engagement Of their sister,
Miss Mabel Grace Williams, to Mr.. VIII
liam Fairall Coggins. The ceremony will
take place at 5 o'clock "Wednesday after
noon October 18th, at the recidence of Mr..
Williams, No. 511 north Tenth street.
An interesting engagement which has
been announced. is that of Miss Gwendo-
lire Louise Prosser to Mr.. Morgan Shop
herd. The wedding to take place in NO
yember. Miss Prosser is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Prosser, and is one
of the most beautiful and popular girls
on Church Hill She is closely related to
many of the prominent families of Nir-
,inia, and bv her charming personality
has won many friends. Her flance is
we'll known and popular young business
man of this city
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Frances Myrtle Smith to Mr.. Harry 3.
Woodward. The wedding will take place
on November Sd. Miss Smith is the very
attractive and charming daughter OF Col
opel w. P. Smith. Her fiance is former
made his home in this city, where he is
connected with the Bell Book and Sta
t:oae-y Company.
Much interest is taken in the approach
ing marriage of Mr.. Henry Baskerville, of
this city anu Miss Ethel Pen Gaskellr
Marsh the date Of which has been set for
November 18th. Mr.. Baskerville has TAX
ell for the winter the house on east
Franklin street, occupied al one time by
the Womans Club. and later by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lancaster Williams. Miss Marsh is
social favorite here, having been fire.
Quent visitor.
The marriage of Miss Mary Emma CUT
fey and Mr.. Carol Miller will take place
quietly in the home of the bride. Pitts
burg. Pa. October Is. Mr.. Carroll Miller is
, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Mill
er. Of No. 800 cast Grace street. Since his
graduation at Stevens institute, some
years ago, he has been sent by the gas
company. with which he is associated in