Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25

chamberlayne to Mr. Richard Clarke
Scott. Jr.. on December Sd. Miss Cham
berlayne is the sister of Mrs. Edward
Valentine. and Mr.. Richard Clarke Scott
is associated In business with the William
r. Trigg Company
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Bessie Gibbons Lewis Of Brunswick
county. Va, to Mr.. George Percjval
Lewis. of Waynesvnie. Ky. Miss. Lewis
belongs to the Warner Hale branch of the
Lewis family and is closely related to the
Stuarts Ashtons and many of the other
cid Virginia families. Her tlance is an
Englishnan by birth, but has made his
home in America for ten or twelve years.
following his profession as civil engineer.
The wedding will take place in December
at the country home OF the bride-elect.
The Faithful Circle of Kings Daughters
will have cellar and belt sale to-day
from l2 tc o'clock. and from tc s
o'clock in the afternoon at Mrs. Re art
Partnerships. Is North Fourth street.
Light refreshments will be served by
the members OF the circle who will be
glad to see their friends. and the proceeds
of the sale will be used to buy fuel for
the poor. The circle is composed of: Mrs.
Charles NJ. Boswell leader: Mrs. c. P
CABOT Mrs. Freeman Dance. Mrs. r. II.
Meade Mrs. r. NJ. Blankenship. Mrs. W.
j. Payne. Mrs. William Talaferro. Mrs.
George Warren. Mrs. Alfred Cary. Mrs.
Julia Reed. Miss Lizzie Townes. Miss
Florence Tyler. Mrs. Turner Arlington.
Misses Kate and Marion Meade, Stanley
Atkins and Virginia Berrian.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Randolph
Lea to Mr. John Stephenson McIlwaine
| will take place in st. Marks church.
Washington. Wednesday evening. Novera-
Der oG;h. at $50 o'clock. and will be fol-
lowed by reception in the home of Miss
Lea's brother, Mr.. David Meade Lea, of
Wa shington.
The maid of honor will be Miss \ .nnie
Foster. of New York, and the other MT aids
will Include Miss Mary Triplett Patteson
and Miss Nan Davis, of Petersburg. Va:
Miss Maude McNenney, Miss Gerev!eve
venable and Miss Mary Darlington. Of
Richmond.
The best man. also from Richmond. will
be Mr.. Beverly Randolph. The groom
will. be further attended by Mr.. John
Palmer Lea, Messrs. Henry and Ran
dolph Darlington. Carlton McKenny. and
DR.. ellis. of Richmond. and by Mr.. Rich
ard McIlwaine. of New York.
Miss Lea's wedding gown will be Of the
heaviest duchesse satin. trimmed in point
lace She will wear with it a veil of
point applique and some wonderful pearls.
the wedding ornaments Of her great
grandmother. Nancy Meade. the sister of
General Washington's aid-de-camp Rich
ard kidder Meade, when she married
Richard Randolph. Jr. of "Curls.
Miss Lea has recently returned from
Europe. where she travelled for Several
years studying modern languages and
cultivating her very fine voice., Before
i going abroad she lived in RichHSnd. and
was great social favcrite
Miss Ida Beveridge gave a handsome en-
tertainment last week in honor Of Miss
which fifty guests We're invited. The dec
! orations were especially artistic. and were
pink chrysanthemums and holly. Dur
ing the evening progressive anagrams
was played. the first prize being won by
Miss Minnie Byres and Mr.. R. A. Car
ter. both being handsome picture ,f-amee
The BOBBY prizes fell to Miss Fannie
Bland and Mr.. Walford.
Among the guests were Misses. .Rhoda.
Edna and Susie Davis. Margaret Car
! rIng'on Mann. Williamson. Lizzie and
Clara Morton, Fannie Bland Minnie
BTres and Lee; Messrs. Cary Willir--,-
son. Darlington. Peyton. Morton, Wal
ford. r. a. Carter, Nuckols. James Lay
and many Others
r. f. Rvland. Of New York. has been
awarded the jacob II. Lazarus scholar
sh:n In the third competition recently
hold ~ the No 'ional Academy ofgDes!gn.
! end Messrs. Duncan Sni h and Paul
!, Chaliin We're. given special honorable
mention. the subjects in each case being
rural pain inrs representing spring.
Iourg Ry'and is the son Of Professor
William Rrlard. OF Kentucky, anu has
many relatives here.
ST. Arnes' Guild of Monumental Ep,s-
copal church will give dinner to-day
and Tomorrow between the hours Eof. 3 -
and $3.50 O'clock on east Main street, be-
tween Eleventh ond Twelfth streets. The
pubic is invited and the procceus will
be used for the charity fund of tae guild.
Turkey and oysters will be among the
toothsoHe dainties included in the menu.
Mrs. Anthony Hankey. Of Germantown.
Pa. returned to her homo yesterday. af-
ter delightful visit to Mrs. Dallam
Mrs. Virsinius Newton VIII give. a. din,
neF tonight at her handsome home. on
west Franklin street. in honor of SIR. and
Mrs. Eghert 9. Leigh. II. ~
Mrs.. esors. brown. Il oesm.atsva..