Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-24

! over white satin and a tulle veil attacn'
| ed with orange blossoms Her mowers
/ were Bride roses and lilies OF the Valle5.
| Her only attendant was little Miss Leila
| Sinclair Gordon, the fve-year-old daush-
! ter, Of Mrs. Basil Gordon, VINO wore a
| dainty frocl1 Of white organdle ana race
over slip of pink silk. with q Dig Wnlte
! picture hat and carried basket Of PINK
| roses. The best man was Mr.. Wllilanl M
| Maccoun of the United States revenue
service brother Of the groom. Key.
| Donald Guthrie, pastor Of the First Tres
| byterian church. officiated.
The ceremony was followed by a. small
breakfast for the immediate members OF
the two families and a few intimate
friends only. Later Mr. and Mrs. Mac
coun left on their wedding trip, and on
their return will reside at Edgewood, q
suburb Of Pittsburg. a very large num-
Der of beautiful! and elegant presents
| were received.
The Acorn Club save an enjoyable BAH
last night in Belvidere Hall, which was
largely attended. Cowardin's orchestra
furnished the music, and to its inspiring
strains the dancing was kept up several
hours. Those present were:
Mr. B. e. Bucker Miss Julia Maynes.
Mr. James B: Neagle, Miss Mayme Dill
Miss Emma Lundin. Mr.. G.. McSweeney,
Miss Elizabeth Heppert. Mr.. Otto Bern
hardt, Miss Helen Bernhardt, Miss Carrie
Briel, Mr.. William Deasy, Miss Mary
Deasy, Mr.. William *. Heppart, Miss
Mamie Heppart, Mr.. S. a. Loterzo, Miss
L. Snyder, Mr.. Frank l.. Bernhardt MISS
Augusta -, Mr.. I. ]. Pagan, MISS
Fannie Schuef, Mr.. G. A. 1seman, Miss
Italia McSweeny Mr. W. G. Duckhardt,
ia l.
ton, Miss Alma Schadd, Mrs. Leonie
Schadd. Miss Alice Noble Miss H. NJ.
Gaines. Mr.. r. Guuser Miss +. Chester
man, Mr.. l.. Hulche. Miss s. Hulche,
Miss A. Helma Bernhard, Miss Carrie
Briel Miss Nellie Byone, Mr.. George W.
Libby. Mr.. J. S. Manning, Mr.. r. F. Eu-
bank Miss Mary Collins. Mr.. John Ahern,
Mr.. Thomas mccarthy, Martha Mccarthy,
Mr.. Berry Stainback, Miss Lillian Davis,
Mr.. Linwood Grubbs. Miss Agness'
Schraudt. Miss Julia Schraud Miss Tena
Thorn and Miss Sophia Thorn.
Invitations have been received here to
the marriage and reception of Miss Alice
Larcombe daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Larcombe, of No. 1917 south II street,
Washington, D. c., and Mr.. Blair Burwel
EtringIellow, son of Major Charles S.
Stringfellow, of this city.
The ceremony will take place on Novem-
Der 18th at l o'clock in the home OF the
bride and the reception will follow at
1880 O'clock.
Miss Larcombe has several times visit
ed Miss Edythe White. and has many
friends here Mr.. stringfelow is con-
nected with the well-known firm of Scott
&, Strngfellow, brokers, and is popular
in social and business circles
November 18th is the date set for the
marriage Of Miss Gwendoline Louise
Prosser to Mr.. 3. Morgan Shepherd. The
ceremony will take place at o'clock in
the morning at the brides home on Grace
street, and Rev. DR.. Robert S. Goodwin,
of ST. Johns church. will perform the
ceremony. Miss Prosser is the very hand
some and attractive daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. David B. Prosser and Mr.. Shepherd
is popular young businessman of this
city.
An approaching marriage of two pOpu-
lar young Richmond people is that of
Miss Fannie Farrar, Of north Fourth
street, to Mr.. John Yarbrough. The we'd
ding will take place about the middle of
November. after which the young couple
will leave on an extended northern tour,
delightful trip to New York city.
Miss Emma Clarke, who was one of the
most admired girls at the Horse Show
last week, has returned to her home in
Washington, after a charming visit to
Miss Ruby Bcdeler on east Grace street.
The Colonial Danes left on the steamer
Pocahontas this morning for Westover,
where they were we'll entertained at lunch |
by Mrs. William NJ Ramsay. A business |
meeting will also be held and the Rich !.
monders will retUrn on the train via |
this afternoon, arriving in
the city about Z O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Walker, of SHEER !
wood, entertained delightfully."- at cards on |
" Wednesday evening last. in honor of Mrs.
W. G. Bradshei:. OF Durham n. (. Mrs
Walker received her guests in lace net |
over white satin; Miss Walker, in a hand t
some gown of white net over Brussels |
lace; Mrs. Bradsher, in black net over
green silk and Mrs. c.. a. Walker in !
green silk. The dining-room was hand I
sonlely decorated with American Beau
ties with lunches for each lady Among
The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs H H. Nc
Vey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Cobb. AR and
Mrs r. L. Henry, Mr.. and AIRS. J. s.
Wingo, Miss Kirk. Mr.. Kirk, and Mr..
and Mrs c. a. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
SNingo took first prizes. consisting c.
handsome cut-gIaGs bowl and box Of
cigars, while Mrs AIcVey received the
Very delightful surprise party was
given to Miss Matte Darden Wednesday
hight at her home, No. 7GS west Clay
street. The evening was spent in vocal
md instrumental MUSIC and games Of all
Kinds. Refreshments We're served and
ha party dispersed for their home after
laving srent an enjoyable evening
Those present We're Misses Matte and
1aude Darden, Pauline LESS, Elorie
Wilson, Mamie and Lille Fischer. Mary
tundie, OF Danvile: Copeland Row1ett
Jamie and Alice Whitfield; Messrs. Ser
ard Long. Raleigh Hicks Bonnie Long
ohm Whitfield. John Llewelly, Tom
.ong, Willie lKorbs, Clarence Darden, and
ohm kuster.
Professor Felix Iardella has been re-
uested to take part in the unwilling
at Hollywood Tomorrow at !
srnoon with his musicians. He will play
ne accomplishments to the hymn, Near
:, My God to Thee" and TO the doxoo-
Y, and the singing will be led by Captain |
rank Cunningham.
The Richmond women Of the Hollywood
[emOrial wish the fact to be understood /.
nat the monument to the Philadelphia