Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-06


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Nyary Maud Hudnall-s The ceremony VIII
take place at the Methodist Episcopal
/, church IN Madison. Amherst county, sep
TENDER 10th, at 5 2. N.
Cards have been received here from Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Granville Tullidse. a n
nouncing the marriage of their daus liter,
Miss Marguerite d'Adheimar Tullidge, to
| Mr.. William Pope on Wednesday, August
Goth, at Deer Park. Md.
| A marriage license has been issued in
| Lyachburg to William A1onzo Mason, OF
| this city, and Miss Alberta May Marsh,
daughter of Mr.. T. "A. Marsh, Of Camp
bell county.
! Professor Carchopini, cornet sooist. in
I6rdelIa's Band, WILL by request, render
! .tJhe Holy City, at Reservoir Park at
the band concert this afternoon
| The Acorn Club will hold O. special
ruectirg Wednesday evening in the home
of Mr. George Insolvency., No. 900 north
Twenty-third street, for the purpose of
electing officers and deciding on the en-
| tertainments to be given during the COM
| ing season. All members are cordially
invited to be present
| Mrs. Charlie Wright has returned to
Fredericksburg from a visit to Richmond.
Mrs. W. P. Haynes. of this city. is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Dill, in
Fredericksburg.
Mrs. c. G. Whitworth and children,
who have been visiting the family of
W. D. Beasey's in Charlotte county,
have returned to Bon Air, accompanied
by Miss Ern1ine Beasley. who will spend
a week or two at Bon Air and in Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Turner, Jr., of
Howardsville, Va. who spent several
days in the city, left yesterday for the
North. Mrs. Turner was formerly Miss
Ella H. Jones, of Louisa. and was at one
time a nurse at the Virginia Hospital.
During this period she nursed Mr.. Turner
who fell in love with the pretty nurse and
the affair eliminated in marriage on
Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant A. Emerson. who
were married at West Point Wednesday
evening, will make their future home in
this city, Mrs. Emerson was formerly
Miss Eddie L. Mum.
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Miss Lizzie Stapleton and Mr.. Henry
H. Quillin, Of Scott county, were mar
ried in Bristol on Tuesday last.
Mr.. o. 0. Woody has returned to Lynch
burg after a pleasant visit to friends in
Richmond.
a marriage license was issued yester-
day to Rev. Charles f. Meyer. of Licking
Snyo Tirr, ~ It,
Henrico.
Mr.. John Peyton Randolph, of Virginia,
gave yachting party at Annapolis this
week for Miss Mary Goelet Shorb, grand
daughter of the late Judge Robert Heath,
OF Edenton, N. c.. who has been spending
some time in Southern Maryland and
Virginia.
Mr.. G. N. Martin and Miss Nina B.
Weber, of Roanoke, eloped to Bristol
tuesday night where they were married.
West Point was visited by a. couple
Monday, bent upon matrimony They
were Mr.. Frank Farham and Mrs Emma
Bromley, both of New Kent county. The
marriage was very hastily arranged, on
account of the wishes of Mrs Bromley
to have her daughter. who was to leave
on the 6 o'clock boat witness the cere-
mony.
Miss Louise Barber is visiting friends in
Boston, Mass.
Misses Edna Rose and Jennie May Val
entine. of Church Hill, have returned
from Hanover county.
Mr. Thomas Valentine, of north Twen-
ty-third street. has returned after spend
ing a week in Norfolk county and Ports
mouth.
Mr. W. G. Williams. of Charlotte
Courthouse, is spending a few days in
town.
Misses Burnett and Cofer have removed
their studio to No 115 south Third street.
Mrs. Abe Aronhem, of Norfolk. and
Miss Blanche Block, of Washington. are
the guests of the Misses Van Wort No
314 east Grace street
Miss Emma Howard is visiting friends
in Newport News.
Miss Catherine and Miss Helen Nc
lntlre are visiting Miss Elizabeth Nc
AAANAAS ~ Siiii lotteSSlllG.-
Colonel George W. Miles, of Radford,
Is spending several days in the city.
Hon. Robert Turnbull, of Brunswick,
one of the most distinguished LAWYERS in
Southside Virginia, is registered at Muir
phys.
Misses Ora and Carrie Reynolds. of
north Sixth street, returned home yester-
day from delightful sojourn at their
summer home in Tazewell, Va, during the
months of July and August.
TOMORROW AT THE SEASIDE.
Via the Popular G. q o.
Inc only route running two fast trains.
Pienty seats No crowding. Parlor cars.
q round trip: Patronized by Richmond
people NO stops. IS miles to the ocean
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