Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04
Quite a Stir In sha Ribbons.
To-day's sale will be at unheard-o

from visit to Germany their native
home which was the first time they had
been abroad since they first sailed for
America soon after their marriage
MI Thilow is prominent in musical cir
cies and is a master Of the violin cello
and Of the pipe organ. For many years
he was the organist at the Second Pres
byterlan church, and frequently rendered
solos on the cello at the Mozart musicals.
His son is leader Of Thilow,s orchestra.
When he and Mrs. Thlow went abroad.
to visit relatives, they were accompanied
by their daughter. Mrs. Auguste Lue-
pert, and her husband and son, Mrs.
William Re:.hling. Of South Third street,
is another daughter.
A marriage Of much beauty was solem-
nized Thursday forenoon at Harris chap
ell. near Mineral City, when Mr. William
Patterson Chaplin led to the altar Miss
Kate Camilla Gruhbs
The ceremony was performed by the
brides pastor. the Rev r. L. Wing
field.
The bride entered the church or the
arm of her brother. Mr., Lee A. Grubbs.
and the groom was accompanied by his
best man. Mr.. L. w, Gibbony, of Rich
mcnd- The ushers were: Messrs. F. H.
Farrar of Richmond; ". F. Chiles OF
Louisa Courthouse: ]. l.. Jones, and G..
f. Sargent. of Pendleton
Immediately following the ceremony the
couple left for northern tour which
will include Washington and other cities.
The popularity of the contracting l.1r-
tics was attested by the numbe. and
beauty Of tie wedding gifts.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel A. Grubbs, OF Mineral
City. and the groom the junior member
OF The general merchandise firm of Cole
man q Chaplin. of the same place, where
the couple will reside upon their return
from TIE north
A number Of relatives and friends at
tended tho marriage. among when We're:
Mrs. c. II. Williams and Miss Fannie
LoSah. sister and niece, respectively Of
The groom, and Messrs. Il. W Gibbonv
and T. II. Farrar. of Richmond. Va.
*s
The annual State convention of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
will be held in Lynchburg on October
10th 10 18th. Mrs. S.. c. Hammer. of the
Blue Ridge Chapter. has invited the dele
gates to I reception which will be given
In their hoGcr on Wednesday afternoon
Of the convention week Much impor-
tant business Will be discussed. and Mrs.
Fairbanks and other officers of the Ma
Inc delegates from the Old Dominion and
Commonwealth Chapters, of this
city, have not been named. but it is GER
tam that Richmond will be represented
al the convention.
Mrs. Frederick w Smallman. after,
spending the summer at the seas shore and
the mountains of Virginia. has returned
home, lis cast Franklin street.
Miss Evelyn Byrd McCanIlish. of Bal
nmore. and Mrs. Susan L. Tahaferro. Of
Gloucester county. Va, are visiting Judge
ana Mrs. Wexford. sGoswest Grace street
Mrs. William II. Halesis the guest of
avenue. -. l5
me friends and spatFons of Professor
Haslen will be glad; tt learn that the
rn.nor concerning his contemplated trip
abroad f9r two years is Without foun-
classes in his home zoo East Frank lln'
street, where he Will Fenlpip during the
entire session.
MISS Aliene Stakes; WIN has been
abroad for the past wear; wiz Sail Oct
u and is expected; Ia # arrive Y. in New
York on the eoth. She writes that her
TIP u n. mas been delightful but anxious to
Miss Emil: Addison, of east Grace
, ssrsa hars w'll give house party during
Miss Edith stotesb.rry, 81 Pbi,a.
dA'nhta- will ha TIA s,.ssts fst llls. E.tIs.l
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