Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05

. n,itted an excellent report, which was
heard with great interest. Mrs. ionh1i
and Mrs. George Ganacrt We're appo'ht icy
on the Investigating Committee LOT
November 49,, ,,a,,,e
Williams were made members OF the
shrIter,ng Arms Committee for the
| month Three new members were en-
rolled. one an invalid for the past evenly
/; four wears, being made an honorary re'ii-
her. The Circle will hold its next meeting
in the home Of Mrs Charles Clemmitt,
No, 2so5 east Broad street.
Mich interest is felt in Richmond over
he approaching marriage of Miss Ger
tr,uIc tho only child Of Mr.. ana Mrs:
r. J. Tomkies, to Mr.. James Ward
Vaughan. The ceremony will De per-
formed Wednesday, November 12th. at
S p NJ. in the Baptist church at ASH
land. Va, and the ceremony will be per-
formed BY the Rev. DR.. J. r. Garlick OF
NO. 400 north Twelfth street.
A concert will be given by the best local
talent OF the city the first week in Decenl-
Der for the benefit of the organ fund.
Professor Ramos and the choir have the
affair in charge, which will be given IN
the church Singing and instrumental
music will make up the program and the
concert will close witt, an elaborate can
tata
A small colony of Richmonders have
been spending the past few days in New
York at the Waldorf-Astoria. the women
going on to finish up their winter shop
ping and the men to attend to business
matters. All have found time for many
hours of social pleasure and OF greeting
old friends Miss Mary Gusts Lee.
daughter of General Robert E. Lee, is al
the Wa orf for the entire winter. Mr.
and Mrs. Decatur Axtell. Mr.. and Mrs L.
II. Elicit and their handsome daughter,
Mrs Dunbar Roy, of Atlanta; MI. 4. y.
Laird and Mrs. S. Dabney CrenshaW are
among the home people there. Mr. John
Shelton Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaste!
Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
Williams have recently returned home
from short visit.
Miss jamie NJ. Gilman. of 9lS north
Twenty fifth street. and Mr.. Frederick n.
Crul1 connected with the Richmond lele-
phone Company. were married last nlgnt
in the parlors Of the Rev. DR.. w. w.
Lear After the marriage they will live
at s051s east Franklin.
The marriage of Miss Grace Eldriuge.
of Boston. to Mr.. Francis MARSHAL Boy
kin. will take place to-day in Boston
Mrs s. H. Boykin and Miss Elsie Boykln
will be among the Richmonders present.
The mass-meeting of all the memo.
rial and patriotic societies, calleu by Mrs.
Norman Y. Randolph and Mrs. Joseph
Bryan. will take place at Lee Camp Hall
tomorrow at noon.
Mrs Sidney II. Owens left yesterday
for her home, in Augusta. Ga.
Mrs. ]. H. Seymour. Of Williamsburg,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Curl Eahn
of this city.
Miss Bessie Bagby. Of Chesterfield, who
spent Il few days here last week, has re-
turned home.
Miss Julia AIagruder is the guest of
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure. Miss Magruder
has very charming story. entitled
Harry of England" in the November
issue of scribner's Magazine, which is
Chandler Christy. Later in the season
Miss Magruder will leave for Italy, where
she will spend the winter
An important meeting of the Lee Camp
Auxiliary will be held this afternoon at
o'clock at Lee Camp Hall.
Mrs. ]. H 1lmberlake. Mrs. B. A.
Blenner, and Mrs. George A. Lyon will
leave Monday for New Orleans. to attend
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
convention.
Miss Annie Vernon Hechler, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hechler
and Mr.. L, E.. Wetzel, Of the Powers
Taylor Drug Company, will be married in
the home of the bride this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Miss Eta Lovenstein. of Savannah, Ca,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l. Lovenstein.
Mrs. c. s. Bayliss, of Twenty-fourth
street, is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. c.
Smith in Newport News.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Pinckney, of
Charleston. S. c., who have been abroad
during the summer were recently return
passengers in the Campania, and are ex-
rected to arrive in Richmond to visit
friends and relatives this week.
Mrs. Homes and Miss Homes, of Boyd
ton, Va, who have been spending some
weeks in this city, left for home yesterday
MISS t1CIlcS dpplCdClIIIlS ldsoS III CC-
cemher next has excited much interest
here and in Boydton.
Mrs. George S. Bryan arrived in Rich
mond from Philadelphia yesterday, and is
the guest of Mr.. an Mrs. Joseph Bryan
at Laburnum.
Letters recently received from Mrs. Ad-
die Deane Lyons and Miss Louie Lyons
were written from Paris, where they help
to make up the list Of American and Eng
lish visitors now in the French capital.
lTr John Shelton Williams will leave
next week for New Orleans.
Miss Ellen Rutherford, who has been
visiting the Misses Tinsley, of "Picque-
nocuue.'' is now the guest of Miss Sue
S. doom Wexford. Later Miss Ruther-
foord will leave for Williamsburg 10 visit
friends.
Mrs. Samuel Winfield Travers left yes
terday for Baltimore for a short visit.
Miss Baylissa Miles, who has been visit
ing MI. and Mrs. Marion Taylor. Of
Louisville. Ky, is a guest here.
Miss Madge Frcedley, who has been
travelling abroad for several months, re-
turned 10 Richmond Saturday evening.