Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-06

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November 18th has been set as the date
jo. the wedding of Miss Henrietta Ed
VIVA Booth, the daughter of DR.. E. G.
Booth, Carriers Grove, Va, to Mr.. Henry
a Wise Assistant District Attorney of
New York city, and son of Hon. John S.
Wise
The marriage will take place at Bru-
ION Parish church and will be followed
by a handsome reception. Miss Fannie
Guy, Of this city; Miss Sailie Wood,
charlottesville; Miss Lizzie Bowdoin and
Miss Maria Tucker, Norfolk; Miss Edith
Thompson, Atlanta; Miss Nina Wise,
New York; Miss Elizabeth NIoTecock,
williamsburg, and Miss Clara Booth,
Carriers Grove; Messrs, G. Booth, Jr.,
Richmond; George Nelms Wise Newport
News; John S. Wise, Jr.. c. c. Phillips,
Evan Shelby, and Ralph Holland, Of
New York; Spencer Carter, Richmond;
Thompson Booth. Carriers Grove: Captain
Hugh Wise. United States navy; Drs.
Henry A. Wise, williamsburg, and Cary
D LanghoTne, Lynchburg, will be among
the attendants
1t is understood that the wedding will
eclipse in eclat and brilliancy anything
of the kind that has occurred in Vir-
GINA for many years owing to the promi-
nence of Miss Booth and Mr. Wise in
social circles. Many friends and relatives
Of the couple from a distance will go to
Villa rsburg TO be present.
Miss Booth is considered one Of Nir-
.inia's handsomest and most attractive
women, having been a belle in the most
exclusive circles of all the larger cities
both North and South where she has
visited.
On Wednesday last Miss Reoecca
Lewis o'Rrien and Mr. Edward Lee Frost
were united in marriage at the home of
he brides parents by the Rev. Father
HcKeefey, pastor Of st. Patricks church.
rhe bride is the pretty and attractive
laughter of MIR. and Mrs Andrew 2.
o,Brien, and the groom is a weli-lSnown
commission merchant on Cary street.
Mr.. and MIS-. Frost will be at home to
their friends after September 18TH
HIr. and Mrs. Henry c. Beattie, of this
city, are having a delightful house party
at their summer home Brackets Dale,
Louisa county. Among the guests are
Ar and Mrs. John f. Mayer Miss Katie
Mayer DR.. J. e. Warriner, Messrs. John
and Henry Warmer. Mrs. Annie II.
Trump. and Alletta Crump. Early in Oc-
1ober Mrs. Beattie and family Will re-
urn to Bloomingdaie, their home in
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. David Baldwin. of Glou-
cester county, Virginia, announce the en-
Eagement of their niece, Miss Georgia
Smith Seawell to Mr.. Walter Catesby
Perrin, of Gloucester county, Virginia.
Miss Seawel is the daughter of Mr.. John
tairston Seawell and his late wife, who
was Miss Henrietta Maria Smith, of Bal
will fol, r,la f,ot
j at Ware church, Gloucester county,
Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin and Miss Sea-
yell are now guests at Mount Holly Inn.
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The Richmond Conservatory of Music
will open September 18th at S25 east Broad
)treet, with Frank Eugene Cosby as di-
ector The faculty will be composed of
Frank Eugene Cosby. G. A. Thilow, Mrs.
Jennie Yeamans. Mrs. Sally Montgomery
Brown, DR.. William James Cowardin
frs A c. Harding. Miss Florence Dan
icy, Miss Lois Bass. Miss Roberta Pol
aaclS, C. w. Thilow, Walter 8. Sedgwicls,
and Mrs. L. Hart.
The faculty and pupils recital will be
riven twice each month. A boarding de-
,artment will be opened in connection
fith the conservatory, and the prospect
Or the coming year is exceedingly bright.
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Mrs C. II. Kratz. who has been the
guest of Mrs. II. w. Norma, at Chase
City, for the past two months, has re-
>urned home.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
last night at the home of Mr.. Moses
Block, of east Grace street in the honor
OF Miss Ernestine Iseman. of Baltimore.
Nd. After several games were played a
delightful supper was served. Among
those who participated in the affair were
Misses Belle and Helen Block, Ernestine
Jseman, cf Baltimore, Md: Pauline and
Jsaline Myer, Edna May Keller Ray
RosenEionm. Atleil Stern. Lille Eichel,
Eta Thalhinner, Corinne 5Iserilan Amy
gIoomberg, Klarice Gainst. Sadie He'll
stern; Masters Allyn c. Straus. Earnest
and Henry straus, Waiter Cans. Edgar
Whftlock. Edwin Levy. Clarence Wal
lerstein. Milton 1seman, and Alvin Hutz-
Ter.
A bazaar for the benefit of the Home
for Needy Confederate Women will be
held at the Arrnory two weeks next Feb
ruary. The Grounds and Buildings Com
snittee Thursday night granted per,r,is-
zion to the ladies TO use the Armory.
General Fitzhugh Lee has returned from
ghicsarnauga Park to his home in Char
ottesyille. o
The garden fete being held under the |
snspices of the McGill Catholic Union |
szas Tea attended, last night and win DO