Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-17


to Nlartinsburg, w Va. where MI MI S as.l
shaw is an electrical engineer tAi,l ,,l
the out-of-town guests at the WeuulIis
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Croppei' -. ~, q
Dwinell of Boston: DR.. and MI IS. st r.'s!o
of Norfolk: Mr. and Mrs. Augustus. C I,.
shaw and Mrs Robert WINDSOR HoAlz 3ooo--
ton.
Miss Mayo belongs to- one OF the mus 's'
prominent families In the ot .dle,
father, who was considered an ,l iioli.z
on languages. was a NJ. a. or 1ale, 49, an
her mothers ia Their was GoVeruoi ~ 90
Of Virginia.
Since her debut she has oeeli e1eeeu7
ingly popular in society.
Mr. Crenshaw belongs to the Crensna"
family, of Virginia, and IS iepi1I =,
of DR. o. A. Crenshaw. of this CITY. tlis
mother Miss Parker, belongs 70 ia u,
family in England, a younger son : - ~! -
Earl of Macclesfield, having set.ieu =, -,
Isle of Wight and built the Macclesnelo
church, colonial landmark in the coull-
ty. Mr.. Crenshaw's grandfather IS
Judge Richard Elliott Parker, or the su-
preme court.
The presents were unusually naiiusoiiie
and large number were recelVu.
Miss Emily Yancey Knox and Mr.. wal
ter Stuart Tanner were married yesterday
morning in the home Of the bride, NO.
2o9 south Fourth street, by the Kew. ). >.
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 an
white and the parlor decorations We're
palms, white cosmos and maiden mar
ferns. After the return MIR. ana Mrs
Tanner will be at POI east Franklin street.
The bride is the daughter OF John =.
Knox, and is a lovely and cultured mem
Der Of the younger society set in Rlch-
mond. Mr.. Tanner is the son OF the
late Colonel William E. Tanner, and IS
nrosperous in business and we'll known in
social circles.
Miss Minnie Pearl Galbraith, the
daughter of Mrs ". J. Galbralth, and
Mr. Ernest Linwood Christian, were mar
ried at $50 o'clock Wednesday evening IN
the Pine-Street Baptist church, the Kew.
J. B. Hutson performing the ceremony.
The wedding marches were rendered by
Mr.. Leslie Butler, the church orsanlst.
The ushers were Mr.. r. Stone, MI Cal
vim Farmer, Mr.. William Farmer, Mr..
John Fensom, Mr.. Russell Deitrick and
Mr.. Roy Cary.
. Line nldlQ OF IOIOI, hlSS 1S1 IL udO 1oi.
braith was gowned in blue orSandle ana
carried white chrysantheums.
The bride was attired in white SILK and
had a bouquet of maiden-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 by
Mrs. Galbraith last Tuesday evening.
A box party was given at the Horse
Show last evening by Miss Ruby Bode-
ker. Her guests were Miss Clarke. OF
Washington Miss Dora Pugh; and
Messrs Leslie Reed Garrett Tabb and
Captain Harvey. Miss Bodeker wore a
handsome gown of blue taffeta with large
picture hat. Miss Clarke looked very
striking in a pink silk gown. Miss Pugh
wore grey with cream lace trimmings.
Miss Rosa L. Goodman, of Sunnyside.
Va, who has been spending few days
with her friend, Mrs. William Gemmell,
of No. HOS Capitol streets returned home
yesterday.
The charming daughter of Captain John
W. Jones, of Drewry's Bluff, Miss Annie
Winston Jones. is being delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. Walter Il. Allen, No.
1919 Floyd avenue.
Among the informal pOst-shoW supperS
which have made the week SO pleasant
for hostesses and guests, was one given
Tuesday night by Mrs. R. 7. Hunter, of
Bessie Hunter of Maysvile, Ky, and to
the friends making up the Horse Show
party. of which Mrs Hunter was chape-
rome.
At very handsome supper given at the
Jefferson Wednesday, evening by Mr..
Flood, after the Horse Show, in honor OF
Senator and Mrs. Faulkner, decorations
were in violets. Those present at the sup
per beside the host and honorees We're:
Misses Mamie Russell, Virginia Cover,
Emily j. Baker, Sophia Carter, Gertrude
Camm Mrs. Carter Scott, Messrs Button,
Travers, Scott Talley. White, and Auch-
ersOn.
An approa ching wedding of much in
terest to Richmonders is that of Miss Vir-
ginia Alan Spindle to Mr.. Dudley Red
wood. Cowles, of Williamsburg. The cere-
money will take place on Wednesday, DC
tober 10Th. at st. Johns Episcopal church
in Roanoke
Miss Spindle is the daughter of Captain
and Mrs. Thomas W. Spindle, and is an
exceedingly charming girl. Mr.. CoWles IS
the well-known educator, and has many
friends in this city.
The Friday Cotillon Club will have
their second german this evening at
Belvidere Hall, and a most enJoyabie Tune
is anticipated Mrs George B. Christian
will lead the german, and many ne"
figures will be introduced.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Adeline McCabe Murphy to Mr.
James T. Disney The marriage Will take
place about the middle of November.
Miss Murphy is the daughter OF Colonel
John Murphy. and is an exceptionally
pretty blonde. Mr.. Disney is popular
Young business official at the oity Han.
Owing to recent bereavement in the tam
ily the marriage will be very quiet.
Mrs Harry l.. Watson and little son
Harry Lee. Jr who have ben spending
the summer at Herndon, Va, returned
to the city on Monday last, and are stay
ing for the present at No. 1OlS west Main
street.
ar,; Tor IJ,rry IiohtfOot Jordan is the