Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-01
ter Mt east Grace street and will. be a t
home there after his return from his bri-


home there after his return from his bril-
dial trip.
Captain and Mrs John Coke, who have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. Flan-
ma gan. in New York. have returned to
Richmond.
DR.. George Fleming has returned 20 ms
home in Hanover county, after pleasant
stay at the home of Mrs Leake 10 east
Franklin street.
The Richmond Cotillon, Club will give
lis first dance December 18th, in the Ma
sonic Temple.
Mr.. Henry S. Hotchkiss has been elect
ed president of the club, with Mr.. hlcn-
ard P. Winston as secretary ana treas
urer The members of the board are Mr.
Stuart Cooke. Mr.. Philip Carlton. MI.
George Morgan. Mr.. William Turner ana
Mr. irwin Blair.
Mrs. E. T. Robinson returned last night
from Long Island, where she has been
spending several weeks.
Miss Florence Crofton. of Nashville
Tenn, is visiting relatives here.
Mr. Woodruff wife and son, of Eliza
beth City, n. j., are visiting Mrs. John
Basby.
Miss Mary Waddill and Mrs. Edward
Lodor will leave for Boston via the Mer-
chants and Miners. as soon a s Mrs. Lo-
dor is able to travel
Miss Frances Jenkins will return to
Richmond from a visit to relatives at
Wilson, N. c.
Miss Mary Drewry is spending some
time with her Friend, Miss Adamson, at
Bon Air.
Miss Louise Cabell Loving left for
Washington Monday, where she will re-
main for several days visiting relatives.
Miss Matte Baskerville is in Richmond
again. after delightful summer and a
recent visit to Boydton. Mecklenburs
county, where several entertainments
were given in her honor.
Mrs. John Farland has returned from
Witt to Massanetta Springs.
Mrs. S. Glover Winter will give ger
man about the middle of October, which
promises to be most enjoyable affair."
Miss Elise Stokes and Miss Bessie Den
ham will leave to-day for Stanton, where
they will be the guests of Miss Rose Har-
| riSon.
Among the events scheduled for to-day
will be the marriage of Miss Carrie Gil
liam to Mr. Dr. Ernest Christian Fisher,
which will take place at the brides home,
on west Main street. at $3.50 o'clock. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
| j. Calvin Stewart.
Miss Lillian Bagley. of Lunenburg. i:
visiting Mrs. David Garland Whitehead
Of No. S12 west Grace street.
Miss Kennedy, of Washington. and Miss
Cooke. of "Jancway,' Hanover county
No. 1122 Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lang, of this city
were among the guests 1t the marriage
of Miss Birdie Kaufman to Mr.. Monroe
| Lang, OF Washington, Monday night
A very quiet but pretty marriage was
solemnized at Clifton Forge Va, on the
| evening Of the 18th, at 9 o'clock, at tn
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Nucllols
| when their daughter, Miss Bessie L.. wa
| led to the alter by Mr.. W. D. Price, O.
| this city.
Mr.. Price is one of the best known sales,
| men of the Cable Company, and has tol
a number of years enjoyed the confidence
and esteem of this company, and is
extremely popular with the entire force
| Miss Nuckols was one of Clifton Forge:
most charming young ladies, and has {
number of friends and acquaintance II
| this city.
| The marriage came q s quite a surpr1s
| to the many friends of Mr.. Price, am
especially to his co-worl1ers of the Cabl
Company headquarters, where the new
was received yesterday by wire from
the happy couple, who are spending thel1
| honeymoon on a trip to the North Caro-
| lima mountains
They will be at home to their man
| friends at S051. east Leigh street, after
| October 10th.