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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

very delightful surprise party was
given to Miss Maggie Tonlin, at her
home No 2s12 r street, Paramount on
Monday evening, September 18TH, as
celebration of her 18th birthday by
large number OF friends from the East
and West Ends Of the CITY,
After a number Of games and social
chats were INDUCED in, all partooK OF d
fruit supper.
The Friday Cotillon Club gave their
nrst german of the season at Belvidere
Hall Friday night, which was highly en-
loved by the merry dancers. The ger
man was led by Mr.. George B. Chris
tan In a very sklful manner. The chap
erones were Mrs. John Manu. IT,
and Mrs. S. 3. West The mem
bers who were instrumental IN or
pan,z,n. the club include Messrs. George
christian. president: W. Bertram
uozer. treasurer; Allan G. Lynn, secre-
tarv: J. G. Allison, Seldom L. Lindsay
cravsou D. Thornton, George b. Briggs,
W c. Lamb, Powhatan D. OVerton ana
e. Grayson Weymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave A. Thilow, OF
1919 east Clay street, will celebrate thelr
golden wedding anniversary IN NoVeL ,i
her. Mr.. and Mrs. Thiow are both Well
c.,
from visit to Germany, their natlVe
home. which was the first time they hao
hren abroad since they first salled 1or
America soon after their marriage
Mr.. Thilow is prominent in musical CIR
c1es aud is a master OF the violin celio
ana Of the pipe organ. For many years
he vas the er5antst at the SECOND fres,
byterian church, and frequently rendered
solos on the cello at the Mozart musicals
TT hi11 20
When he and Mrs. Thilow went ABROAD,
to visit relatives, they were accompanied
hv their daughter, Mrs. Augusta Lue-
bert. and her husband and son. MIS-.
william Reuhling, of South Third street.
| is another daughter.
The members Of the ''Star Social Club
| were delightfully."- entertained by MISS
Garnett Clay. at her home, NO. "ese
Marshall street, Friday night OCTOBER
3ra. A very enjoyable programme was
rendered as follows: Piano serec''o ons,, ~ =
Mins Bessie Baker and MI. Clauoe
17,+on Violin selections, Mr.. Clinton
VFsymack. Solos by Mr.. Gordon Clay,
Mr. Marvin Sunkin. Dainty Refresh
>. enYx were served by Mesdames Gay,
Gordon and Elliott. The chaperones were
Mrs. Murray and Mrs. II. w Davis.
! Among those present were, Misses
! Florence Gritter, Frances S. murray
Ezra Elsingfo AMMO Whitlock, Kate
| Whitlock. Hattie Robinson, Annie Rob
| inson, Mary TAYLOR, of Powhatan; Kate
! Lynn. Sadie McKenny, Bessie Barker.
! Effie Elliot Fannie Taylor Garnet Clay.
Messrs. Claude Eaton. Marvin Lumk1n,
/ Clinton way1nack, Howard Chapman,
] Gordon Clay. Will Mccall, Lonnie Mos
Lev, Jack Anderson, DR.. Watts, Alex
Wright, Mr.. H. Lee copeland, Freo s.
1 Jones and Mr.. n. Thornton.
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DR.. and Mrs. Boyce D. BROKER enter
tanned delightfully."- last evening. Dane
ing and music were among the very en-
;oyal,le features of the occasion. Inc
,,arlors and hall were tastefully decorated
with palms and potted plants, and the
billiard room was arranged for the dane
ing, Mrs BROKER was handsomelE at
tired in pale blue silk, and received her
guests in her spacious old English nan.
The affair was given IN honor Oh MISS
Isla HUT, of Portsmouth. Among those
nr.sent were Misses Marie Lischman,
Grace Greenwood, Rachel Hatch Iora
Erueg Raleigh, and the Misses PllcHer;
Messrs. w. Crawford, w J. May, Gilbert
Swain. Wilbur Traylor, Parson. and Lew
is Pitcher. Brantley Bray, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. P. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Swain,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Harlowe
Next Monday afternoon at the Woman's
Club Miss Perry will give an informal
tall, on physical culture to club mem
hers and visitors. Miss Perry is at pres
emf with her sister in the Nurses Settle
ment.
Dr and Mrs. Terhune CMarion Har-
land), of New Jersey. were guests OIL
honor at a charming dinner party gwen
Monday at Old Point Comfort ov Lieu
ten.nt and Mrs. G. Percy Halves, il,
Co1one, and Mrs. G. Percy Halves. Of
mi. CITY. being among the guests. Ut.
and Mrs. Terhune will leave Ola Pe'nt
to-day for We.tover, where they viii
he given a reception by Mr.. ana MRS.
Ramsey. His Great Self when Is one
of the distinguished authoress's most
popular novels, has the scene ls'a at
historic westever, with Evelyn Bvro as
the heroine, and their visit VIII nave
neculisr Interest TO them. Their stay IN
pioLn,o,d last week at the Union Theo-
,oeical Seminary was most delightful, as
thev were warmly welcomed by thelr
numerous friends. DR.. and MRS. Ter
hume came south to be present at inc
Hawes-Felts nuptials last Week
Miss Blanche Morgan gave very de-
lightful theatre party yesterday after
noon at the Bijou, to see Lord and Lady
Allow Tho narty included Misses Blanche
I'D Naude Morgan, Miss Bessie Den.
ba,n Of Savannah; Miss Margaret
shields, Miss Elise Stokes, and MISS Lima
| Shields.
Tbs Stay-at-Home Whist Club mel
,,onSay evening with Mrs. S. w tray
| ers Miss Florence Tyler and Mr.. ,. !"
PRAYERS tied with Mrs c. W. Z. broch
| and MIR. James Cannen for highest score
| Fcnr tables were engaged, the iiaSels
| being: Mr. and Mrs. James cannon, NIs
sWalter X. Martin, Mrs. b!aho 9po. '..,
900 smith Captain and Mrs. Harrie
STab.ter Mr.. John Tyler, Miss Florence
Txler. Dr.. warwick, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
uunter Mr.. and Mrs. S. w Travers
Nc G ". p. Brock, Miss Matte Harris
ard Mss Josephine Knox. Captain Har
RE Webster was elected president OF tns
| club at this meeting.
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/cauhnann 8 Co., Fourth and Broad Streets.

liam R. Trigg Company, during his vaca-
ton. and is followed abroad by the good
wishes OF many friends in Richmond.
Miss Sue spilman will arrive in the city
this week to attend the Horse Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Winston and
their daughter, Irene, are at Miss Pliers,
No lis east Franklin street for the win
ter.
Mrs Frederick W. Smallman, after
spending the summer at the seashore and
the mountains Of Virginia, has returned
home, No. lis east Franklin street.
Miss Evelyn Byrd Mccandlish, of Balti-
more, and Mrs. Susan L. Taliaferro, Of
and Mrs. Wexford, No. 400 west Grace
street
Mrs. William H. Hale is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. J. 3. Lacy, on Floyd
avenue.
The friends and patrons of Professor
Hasleff will be glad to learn that the
rumor concerning his contemplated trip
abroad for two years Is without founda-
ton. He has already resumed his classes
where he will remain during the entire
session.
Miss Allene Stokes, who has been abroad
for the past year, will sail October 18th
and is expected to arrive in New York on
the 10th. She writes that her trip has
been delightful, but is anxious to return
home
Miss Emily Addison. Of east Grace
street, will give a house party during the
Horse Show.
Miss Mary Blair Binford, who has been
visiting Miss Louise Beebe, in Baltimore.
has returned home.
Mrs R. T.. Walker and Miss Ruby
Campbell, of A1bemarle, will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Satterdeld during
the horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris, Of Abe
marie, will be the guests of Miss Carolyn
Martin during the horse show.
Mrs Carl Won Mayhoff, Of Monticello,
| Albemarle county, sister of Hon. Jeffer-
son Levy, has been appointed one of the
| lady commissioners of the st. Louis expo
sition.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Willis are guests
of Senator and Mrs. Fairfax. OF Loudoun
county.
Miss Virginia limerick. Of Chesterfield
is a guest in the city.
Mr.. George Berkeley Christian will
leave to-day for Washington, where he
will spend several days.
Mrs. John D. Lottier is spending some
time in New York. Mrs. Caskie Cabell
will return with her to Richmond.
Miss May Handy has returned to Rich
| mond.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Long, with her sister. Mrs.
E. l.. Mclean. of Durango, Col. will
spend the winter In Baltimore.
Mrs Drewry and Mrs. Mildred Drewry
. Will spend part OF the winter at No. sol
east Grace street.
Miss Adele Corling left yesterday for
i Lvnchburg where she will be one Of the
{ bridesmaids atsthe marriage Of Miss Mary
4 Patterson to Mr.. Giles Miller, Oh October
7th.
Acknowledgment w. A. Anderson 1efl
1 yesterday for his home in Lexington.
Senator and Mrs. Fairfax and Miss
4 Tennant, Mrs. Fairfax's sister, Who has
been q Hot Springs belle this autumn
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Entertainments.

At the woman's Club yesterday after
noon tea was served from to O'CLOCK
and a pleasant gathering of a number
Of its members resulted IN the exchange
Of plans and ideas for the coming sea
son IT is more than probable that lee
ture will be given next Monday after
noon. hut the name of the lecturer has
not been announced.
Among those who called were MISS
Claire Guillaume. Miss Blanche Morgan.
Mrs Pleasan,on Conquest, Mrs Lewis
D. Ayiett. Miss Mary Weller Lewis. MISS
Lily Price, Mrs. T. William Pempertoh,
Misses Anne and Kate Winston. MIS-.
James r. werth. Miss Sue Wexford,
Miss Kate james, Mrs. Virginius Hall.
and Mra, John Farland
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Noyeh4 suits.

lIOV8sIy 1AitS.
Adisplay of unusual beauty and variety. me
attractiveness being that we couple the latesI az
signs in great assortment with prices that are posi-
lively unmatched. Here few leading ltems
which will commend themselves to all money
saving people. p.a1-n
1T 1928 Covert Cloth, jacket made after new
double slot seam style, fly front, trimmed IN straps
and buttons and nicely lined in tafeta the SKIRT Is
a seven gore flare with slot seam.
Suit of best quality Venetian IN Ian,
&j2.5V Blue and Black jacket made IN plou Sc
style slot seam button and silk trimmed, new 1ull
sleeves and tafeta lined skirt is seven gored slot
seam and we'll lined also, similar styles IN LADIES'
Cloth in all the popular colors, nicely tailored ana
trimmed
Walking Suit of Black, Blue or Green;
$3.50 of Wide Vale Cheviot, double-breasted
and taffeta lined, yoke formed OF many rows sutton
ing, has f1ared skirt, each seam bound and hnshed
with ten stitching at foot
Blouse Suit of fine quality Chevlot IN
$500 Blue and Black, blouse and skirt trim
med in straps of broadcloth and silk buttons blouse
has black taffeta vest trimmed in Black and White
braid suit lined throughout in silk.
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Ruffs. Ruches, and capes.

The accepted Neckwear is Of Mousseline.
Chiffon, or Silk Net, Beautiful in appearance,
comfortable to wear It's the way they are put
together that's attractive-ruffed putted, and
shIrred. Some have long ends. others fit close
" around the neck. We have Liberty Silk
Ruche at Soc. and others at 81, -, IS to 500,
and pretty White Liberty Cape, with Black
edged ribbon and long ends at 1918 o ~ rn
and set-Cape and Mutf to match-at $SI ~
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AUTUMN Array Of Juperbly Made Garments


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Helen Lea. formerly of this city,
and Mr.. ]. Steve McIlwaine, Of Farmville,
Will be married Wednesday, Oct. 26, in
The home of Mr.. d. I'D Lea. the brides
brother. in Washington. D. c. Miss Lea
Is brother Of Mr.. John Lea, Of this city,
I niece of Mrs. James Casl1ie. Mrs. Frank
y. Hill and Mrs. James Gray. Mr.. Nell
r-aine is the son of DR.. Richard Nell
waine. OF Hampden-Sidney College. and
Is a successful young lawyer. He lived
here at one time.
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Kobby Jhort Jackets.

j * . 5
The special offering OF these garments is OF in
terest to you They the. latest ideas, for I'M
mediate use, products Of the best imam tailors.
We quote one leader, but we have others at less
price-viz So 90 and s5.75 and then the more elab-
orately garments up to $1,000.
Short Jacket, in lightweight Tan Covert Clo tn
each seam strapped. velvet collar fy 'front.'
fully satin 1ined-a garment nicely made cqzs
and tailored Observation-Disclosures. S0.12
Silk 6)aisfs.
A showing Of those popular changeable and
Velour Waists, new styles and perfect fitting No
tice the prices
Waist Of Pin-Stripe Glace Silk in Blue OF Red,
tucks forming yoke. edged with narrow en-
embroidered ribbon, turnover collar, cuffs ~ ~
q nd down front trimmed in like manner. 3o.6S
Black and White Velour Waist, tucked front,
trimmed in silk frogs, turnover collar and a. = o
bow, large, full sleeves, French back. % 20
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9nfants' cloaks. Ie sh6z ASD

Sn1QnIS (iOQkS. SHORT
This autumn adds greater facilities 1or
mothers to adorn their little ones III
beautiful, well-made outer garments,
and inexpensively, too.
We have them as cheap as s2.3S, grad
ually advancing to s12. 80 for MODEL gar
ments silk lined. Here are a few OF
the intermediate prices:
Infants Long Cream Bedford-Cord
Cloads, soft cape, trimmed in braid and
edged with rutt1e Of satin rib ca S0
Infants Short Cream Cloaks, double
breasted, with two rows Of pearl out1
tons, soft cape. trimmed in RIBBON
and insertion Of cream lace. So az
for. ....:: "
Infants Long Cream Bedford-Cord
Cloaks round cape, trimmed in satin
ribbon and rows Of feather cE m
Infants Short Cloaks, of White Cor
duroy. double breasted, with two rows
Of pearl buttons. scalloped cape OF MORE
silk, trimmed in lace ap- SO az
Infants Long Cream Cashmere Cloaks,
circular, scalloped. cape, silk lined, I'm
ished with fancy braid, and trim
med with embroidered medal $3.50
Children's Double-Breasted Box Coats
with white kid belt sailor collar, cuf!s,
and shield trimmed in dark-blue braid,
sailor tie of taffeta silk trimmed so so
in Drald..... "
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Kid Gloves.

We carry the well-known brand OF T. " L.,
Glove. the best 81 Glove on the market, except
ing none Every pair is fitted and guaranteed
at the counter. Also at the same price the
Piaue Street Glove, little heavier than ordinary
kid and stronger. but sufficiently warm tor
early fall wear.
n. c,ro special line of Imported Dressed
~! 5l.2U Kid Goves, with three clasps, IN
Black, White, Pearl Mode, and Gray; also the
Undressed kid at this price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Millinery.
is
vea COLLECTION
we SPEAK OF ou wv
4 from the vastco of
F6eod45a snapf asi
4
Rose
|
Attractive Becoming Ready
Black and the eh 81 me
than we nave ever before
. prices from o
Great Display Of Jreef flats.
Flat Hats IurbanS;
wit
the prices why Slo 10 4
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The wedding Of Miss Katherine Midden-
dorf daughter of Mr.. J. William Midden-
dorf of Baltimore, to Mr.. Blackwell. of
Trenton. n. J.. will take place at s..
Thomas Protestant Episcopal church,
Garrison Forest, Baltimore county, No
vember LIST.
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stylish jnk Jkirts.

&
There's nothing handsomer and richer than
silk skirt We have striking variety of the best
ideas representing copies of exclusive designs from
European fashion makers-the only difference
being the price-our figures are less than one
bird the imported price.
Handsome Silk Skirt of nice quality Peau de
Sole, seven gored, each seam formed OF openwork
braid the graduated net circular ounce is trimmed
liz mouselline dc sole ruffles, made over
nice quality mercerized dropskirt 3JV.VV
Taffeta Skirt, OF excellent quality, each seam
deliberately finished in herringbone, lower part OF
skirt trimmed in tucling and lace medal
Skirt of fine quality Taffeta Silk, made after the
models, pleate;, to knee with killed coo
bottom made over dropskirt silk....... 0S].2V
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mrs. Louis Boschen, OF No. 80 Arch
street, has issued invitations to the mar
riage OF her daughter Miss Minnie Bos-
chen to Mr. William c. Schmidt the
ceremony to be performed at the home
OF the brides mother Wednesday after
noon October Sth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Annie Bugg has returned to ne1
home in Ntecklenhurx after pleasant
visit to friends In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Mabel Merriam. OF Minneapolis
will be here to the Horse Show she
will. be the guest OF Miss Maude Mor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr.. Earl Guerrant will leave to-day
for Atlanta to accept a position with 1nS
Southern Bell Telephone Company.
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9Ttants' Gaps and bonnels.

9Tants Gaps and bonne!s.
There is now gathered in our Childrens
Department the handsomest line of head
gear ever shown. Every variety of Silk
Caps. trimmed in innumerable ways, and
Bonnets in Silk and Velvet, pretty enough
for the chubbiest face to smile under.
Infants White Silk Caps. fat effect,
embroidered in butterfly designs GRO
and trimmed in silk braid....... Df'5@
Infants Flat Caps of China Silk hem
stitched and embroidered. with efkQ
ruche Of daisy ribbon and tulle.. ~5'To
Infants White China Silk Caps, trimmed
with dainty embroidery, rosettes
of Tbbonsene and soft ruche Of eIGQ
chiffon -.-....-.-... w.
Children's Bonnets Of Cream, Crystal
Silk, shirred crown, large 17ared fronts,
trimmed in chiffon and bows Of CO dQ
silk .-..........--.-. ................ ~@'~o
Children's All-Cream Bonnets of Hem
stitched Crystal Silk, trimmed in Liberty
satin ribbon, soft puffs of chiffon, Gibson
effect Of panne velvet, with wide ca oQ
silk ties OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VT'~o
Children's Handsome Black Velvet Bon
nets full crown and large nared fronts,
with facing of pink tucked chiffon, and
soft inner ruche trimmed in satin rib
bon rosettes of chiffon and small &c 9
animal heads, wide silk ues...... VO'~o
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Miss Iska Hutt. Of Portsmouth. Is tho
guest Of Miss Marie Lischman.
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Great Display Of Street Jats.
The Popular Jhawts'

Jhe Popular JhaW1s'
Ladies' Square Crochet shawls, in o.
White, Pink, and Blue....................... 1Fo'
Ladies' Circular Crochet Shawls, in 7r
Black, White Blue and Pink, from...... 90
Ladies' Pure Silk Shawls in Black cr6o
Ladies' Ice Wool Shawls, in White, 1898.
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Miss Lucy Hayes is expected home TINS
evening after an enjoyable visit to her
sister. Mrs. +. w Mccullough. OF Nor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

DR.. George Fleming has returned TO his
home in Hanover county, after pleasant
stay at the home OF Mrs. Leakc, 71o east
Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph A. Smither an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
MISS Fannie Ellen Douglas. TO Mr.. Walter
Chapman crenshaw. The ceremony Will
De performed on Tuesday, October list
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Richmonders Will be interested in the
approaching marriage OF Miss Lucille
Gibson 10 Mr.. Stephen Peasants. The
ceremony Will take place October 14th,
ST o'clock p. NJ. in the First Baptist
church, at Kosciusko, Miss
Miss Gibson, who is very talented
pianist. spent some weeks in Richmond in
the spring OF 1891. Being solicited. she
gave a piano recital at the Woman's
Club, which was appreciated by large
and musical audience. Miss Gibson was
Il young woman of attractive individ-
ualitE. and is pleasantly recalled by
many who met her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Agnes Mccarthy left Wednesday
for Philadelphia, where she will act as
bridesmaid to her friend, Miss Mar1an
Lavfno, to Mr.. Walter Hager. winch VIII
take place on October 18TH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

the summer at their country home, IN
Goochland. have returned to Ricnnond
for the winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Oslo Register has returned from
Laurens, S. c., where she visited Mrs
Farrow, formerly Miss Sue Savage, OF
Virginia.
Mr.. John Southall, Of New Kent, who
for some years has been living in Chicago
passed through Richmond last week with
his bride. en- route to visit his mother at
Rose Cottage" New Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Early were the
guests OF Mrs. J. w. Rawley last week
in brief stop made by them to see their
Richmond relatives. Mrs. Early was Miss
Llewellyn, of Baltimore.
Master CHARLES Brock Hughes and little
Miss Virginia Hughes have returned to
their home in Norfolk after a delightful
visit to Dr.. and Mrs c. w. P. Brock. at
their home on Franklin street.
The friends Of Mrs. Edwin L. Hewitt
| will be pleased to learn that she has re-
covered from her recent illness.
Mrs. William n. Parrish will have as
her guests during the horse show Miss
| VIM, OF Norfolk, and Mrs. Hull, OF Bal
| timore.
| Miss Huldah Steel, Of Philadelphia, will
visit here during the horse show.
! Mrs G. E. Buck and daughter and Mrs.
Mary Williams returned last Tuesday
| from an extensive trip North. including
several weeks stay in the New Hamp-
shire hills.
/ Mrs. Robert Lancaster Is now occupying
| the house in which General Fitzhugh Lee
/ formerly lived, so4 Park avenue.
Miss Flossie Talbot has returned home
from visit to Miss Hobson, on James
river.
Mr.. ana Mrs w Bailey Saunders have
taken Mrs. Ellen Nice. Rogers's house.
No. 13 north Lombarey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dula. of St Louis. viii
be at the Jefferson during the Horse
Show Mr.. Dula is prominently connect
ed with the American Tobacco Company.
Mrs. Charles Talbot has moved In her
new home o. shafer street
Judge and Mrs. sAndrew k eake. Miss
Il Margaret Leake. and Messrs. David and
Stuart LsakA who have been spending
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Mrs. Clement r. Morton. Of Baltimore
who has been spending the summer az
Virginia Beach and IN Richmond. VIII
leave this week for Baltimore. accoms
panied by her daughter. Miss Alice Bep
Morton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

The approaching marriage Of Miss Lucy
Tnddell Walters to lhr. James Morton
E announced, the ceremony to take place
quietly late in October at the home Of
he bride. s east Cary street. Mr.. Nor
ION is the son Of Mr.. 0. S. Morton. of
he National Bank of Virginia, and is
himself connected in business with the
yirgtnia-Carolina Chemical Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05

Miss Lily Uruuhart. Of No. 1b eass
Franklin street, will have two charming
young ladies to visit her at the time "
the Horse 5how-Atiss Chisholm. OF
Charleston, s. c.. and Miss Katharine
Heath, Of Norfolk.