Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-17
The HOuseWare Department

ulckly.
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Mary Roscher,
No 81 north Nineteenth street, city.
Miss Ethel luke returned last week
from Prince George county. after a de-
lightful visit to her friend, Miss ALA
Harrison.
James McDonough. son of Patrick Nc
Donough, of west Broad street, is at Old
Point Confolt- where he will remain at
college for the coming session.
Mr.. Thomas A. Rankin left Friday for
Baltimore. where he will continue his
studies for the priesthood at ST. Mary's
Seminary
Mr.. B. J. Arnall and children are visit
ing relatives in the city.
Mrs. Elias Mahoney. of Roanoke, is the
guest of relatives at 406 west Clay street.
The master Mason's daughters degree
was conferred on about ten candidates
yesterday morning at the Masonic Temple
by the Rev. Charles N. Van Houten. Mr..
Charles A. Nesbitt was the only other
gentleman in attendance. and only those
who were candidates, or who had already
received the degree, were allowed to be
present.
The degree is only conferred on the
mothers, sisters, wives and daughters of
Masons A meeting of the Ma sonic Home
Auxiliary was also held this morning
Mrs. D. w. Moseley presided and routine
business was transacted.
The Baltimore American saws.
THE engagement has just been an
nounced of Miss Ellen r. Davies, of 1875
Parke avenue. to Mr. Edwin Newton
Wise. Jr. of South Carolina, Mr.. Wise
is the son of Captain Edwin Newton
Wise, formerly of Alexandria. Va The
Wise family are identified with the early
history of Alexandria, being among the
original settlers prior to the Revolution.
Miss Davies is the daughter of the late
John Franklin Davies and granddaughter
of DR.. Henry Landon Davies, of Amherst,
Va. Her mother was Miss Smith, daugh-
ter of the late Thomas William Smith
and Ellen Wattles. of Alexandria. Va
The following is taken from yesterdays
Washington Post:
"A large company will go from Wash
inston to Charlottesville, Va, for the
wedding, next Thursday, Of Miss Ara
S.
| Francois Berger Moran, Of Comyn Hall,
Va. to Lieutenant John Meltore Hudgins,
United States navy. Mrs. Moran's house
| party and some twenty additional guests
will be entertained at cotillon at Month
cello on Wednesday evening, by Mrs.
Carl Won Mayhoff. The wedding will
| take place at noon on Thursday, at Christ
| church, and will be followed by large
| reception and breakfast at Con1yn Hail.
Miss Claire Guillaume was the hostess
| at The meeting of the Stay-at Home Whist
Club Monday evening in tie for the
animated game resulted in a tie for the
| top score between Mrs. Bland S. Smith
and Mrs. c. w. P. Brock, and Miss Mat
| tie Harris and Captain Harrie Webster.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Miss Harris on Main street
Misses Emn1ie Thomas and Helen Wad
dey. of this city. were among the guests
at Very charming dance given at .Liv-
insston." in Louisa county. last Friday
| evening.
Mr.. Walter NJ. Whitlock left Monday
night for the University of Virginia to
resume his studies.
| Arthur Carver, of Washington, is visit
ing friends in south Laurel street
Misses Bertha and Grace Cayna and
! Miss Hazel Kinstry have returned home
from Powha1an county
i Miss Fannie Burns has returned to her
| home in Henrico after a visit to rela-
/ tives here.
Edward Filler is still confined to his
home In south Pine street, by illness.
Mrs. r. w. Hicks left this week for
New York city, for an extended visit to
her mother.
Miss Louise Grady. of Floyd avenue.
/ left yesterday for Bucna Vista, where
she will attend schoo! this session.
Mrs. Kncaid Grady is spending week
at Buena Vista
Miss Ada Goode as visiting her friend,
Miss Rudd. in Petersburg.
Miss jamie Bowen has returned from
delightful visit to Baltimore
Miss Ray s. Berlinger has returned to
Baltimore. after pleasant visit In this
city. .s-zS
Miss Bernice Rowe has returned to her
home in Irvington after a pleasant stay
with friends in Baltimore.
: xe.1sFdaS's Baltimore American says