Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-07

Mrs. Nathaniel Burwell Cooke. Of Jane
way Hanover county She is a charming
| Young lady and is connected with the
most aristocra tic fanatics in Virginia. MT.
| Mr. CHARLES is the son Of Mrs Mamie o..
anc the late Benjamin Quarles, and the
grandson of Mr.. Delaware -Quaries, LOT
many years prominently identlned WIN
the mercantile life and interests OF Rlcn-
mond. He is himself very popular. is
prospecting in business AND HeHnuef
of the german and social CLUBS OF tne CITY
When he returns with his orloe from
,, s!eir tour they will be at home 10
friends at No. 1922 Park avenue
Miss Mamie c. Frommer. the daughter
Of Mrs. Emma Essg and the late
Charles Frommcr and Mr.. Roy NJ. ar
lamb will be married this evening al
GA o'clock in St Johns German Evan
gelical church. by the pastor. the hev:
Paul Mcneil The church decorations VIII
he in palms and crystal candetabra.
Professor Baselor viii be at the organ.
and the ushers. Mr.. Edward Heck MI.
Hugh Fairlamb. Mr.. Theodore FLICK, MI.
Daniel Pond. will lead the brioNl process
sion. The bride will wear a going-away
gown Of tan cloth. with hat and gloves to
match. and will carry bouquet of Brides
roses. Immediately after her marriage,
she and the groom will leave for a 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.. F. r. Fair
lamb. is we'll known and very popular
Edward W. Kelly. of this city. and Miss
Ida Virginia Rudder. Of Baltimore. were
Tod in a ShinVfOD G.
The marriage was kept a profound Sc
, cret until Saturday, when Mr. Kelly went
to Baltimore and claimed his bride. There
was some opposition to the marriage. so
tho young people determined to take
matters In their own hands and were
married in Washington.
Mrs. Kelly is an unusually handsome
woman, With fair skin and blue eyes. and
is the daughter of the late John c. ,Rud-
der. wealthy contractor of Baltimore.
Mr.. Kelly is connected with his father
in the grocery business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly were expected in the
city last evening. and will make their
home with the bridegroom's mother. in
Is west Cary street.
1t is understood that Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan Potts, of this city, have en-
tered their. horses i'll thirty-odd different
>iaSStS, VI SoUiSc, 1lld1lN OIL lle ANIMALS
| being in a number Of different classes
Mrs. Potts is one of the most fearless
and brilliant riders in this country and
her performances in the ring last year
brought forth frequent applause. She is
woman OF rare beauty and as Miss Ger
trude Rives. Of Castle HILL was noted
belle
Mr.. Charles P. Bigger, Jr. has issued
cards announcing the approa ching mar
riage of his sister. Miss Rebecca Crit
tenden Bigger, to Rev. Clarence E. .Tay-
lor. of East Brady. Pa.
Miss Bigger is the daughter of the late
Colonel Charles 2. Bigger The groom
elect is a recent graduate Of Grocer Semi
nary at Chester, Pa
The wedding will take place at the home
Of the bride on Meadow street. Oct. 49,
After the marriage they will leave for
East Brady, their future home
! Mrs. Joseph Bryan has called meeting
of the Hollywood Memorial Association
terrain church.
Arrangements will be made to receive
the delegates from the Dabney Maurv
Chapter OF Philadelphia. who will come
Hollywood. Oct. %. 10 the Confederate
dead in Philadelphia cemeteries
The delegates will be entertained here
by the Richmond Hollywood Association
in their homes.
Mr.. Elijah Baker. Jr.. has returned
from a pleasant visit to his mother; Mrs.
Johr a. Fleet. at Fleetwood Mathews
county.
Mr.. Jesse Jones returned Saturday even
Ing from two-weeks stay at the Hot
Springs.
Miss Bessie Clements, of Shady Grove,
Powhatan county. is. visiting the Misses
Jarvis
Mrs. Polk Miller. Miss Miller. and Miss
Virginia Lee Miller have taken apart
ments at II IL south Third street. where
they will spend the winter
Mr.. S. g. Fairbank left last week for
the north. where he will spend a month
visiting New York. Baltimore. Philadel-
phia. and Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 10. Saunders are
7's'tins t:iends in Richmond.
Miss Marian Welsh is spending the
month Of October In the suburbs OF Balti-
moe. =.
Dr. Charles L. siegel, who has been Wis
!'ins his family in Mathews county, re-
turned to the city last week.
Mr.. Lightfoot Brooke has returned from
a delightful trip to Baltimore. , - -
Newton Smith is vix,t;rr AZ, -;