Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-03
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SOCIET II

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The marriage of Miss Roberta Lee 1rby
to Mr.. r. e. Shore, Jr., which will take
place this morning at 1880 o'clock, in the
church at Blackstone, VIII be a very
pretty affair. Miss Irby Is one OF the
most popular young ladies in Blackstone.
and MIR. Shore, who is the cashier at the
Jefferson Hotel. Is we'll known here in
social and business circles. Mr.. Shore
and his bride will arrive in the city
about noon to-day, and will leave this
evening for Washington and other potts
north.
Miss Mamie Eckert and Andrew J.
Lucas, both OF this city. were married
Monday morning at O'Clock IN ST.
Mary's German Catholic church. by the
Rev. Father Edwards Immediately after
fhe ceremony. a reception was held IN the
home OF the bride. after which they took
The 7:fo train for Washington and north
ern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucas are expected here
the latter part of this week after Whlcn
they will be at home TO their friends at
9017 East Broad street. Mrs. Lucas is
the daughter of P. Eckert, a Church H1ll
merchant Mr.. Lucas is employed by Mr..
c. Manning.
Mssrs. Robert Williams Daniel, Charles
p Stokes and Addison Rennolds, VINO
we're on a camping expedition in West
Virginia and then at the oid sweet
Springs, have returned to the city. Mr..
Daniel will return to the University of
Virginia for The coming season.
Miss Rachel Cooke. who has been North
this summer, travelling as the guest OF
MRS. Sneff. Of New York. IS now at
WHITE Stone Long Island. and will pro
badly remain there until October, when
Mrs. sneff will come here to attend the
Horse Show, she having engaged box
for the week.
Miss Mary holland. who has been the
guest of Miss Amy Wertfl, has returned
20 her home in Lynchburg.
Miss Louise Adkins has returned from q
charming camping and house party IN
Bedford county. where she was the guest
OF Mrs. Thompson Brown. OF IVY GIFTS.
Mrs. ]. r. Cooke has returned home
from the Sweet Chabyleate Springs,
where she spent the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Crutch:ield. of Freder-
fcIs.burg, who has been the guest of Miss
Anne Dean Carr, on west Grace street
has returned home.
Miss Anne Maury, who has been at the
White Sulphur Springs. is now the guest
of Miss e. Crutchfeld, in Fredericksburg.
MI John Tyler who has been spending
some time in the North, has returned to
his home on west Franklin street
Mr.. W. L. Wright has returned from
4,-;ee visit IN Roam
Mr.. Louis Walker left last night for
Atlanta Ga
Mr.. Earl Guerrant has returned from
Danyille, where he has been for the past
week.
The Stay-at-Home Whist Club held an
cnjoyahIe meeting Monday night in the
home of Mrs. S. W. Travers, on west
FRANKLIN street The top score was made
by Miss Matte Harris and Mrs. Travers.
The next meeting will be with Miss
Josephine Knox, on south Third street.
Miss Fannie Mcguire has returned to
the city from the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs Charles Weisiger and children,
emo have been residing at No. % south
Eirst street, have removed to Sixth street
Mrs. B. Snead and Mrs. William Snead,
who have been visiting Mr.. G. 7. Ter
fe;i, In Beaver Dam. have returned to the
kity.
Miss Elsie Lefebvre of south Third
street, who has been visiting Miss Wade,
In Scottsville. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Montague and fam
fly returned to the city from their sum
mer trip Monday
Mrs. G.. ". Skinner. of Newport News.
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. l. A Wright
and Mrs. I. W. snlithars. of this city.
Mrs. c. l.. Ford. OF COL west Grace.
win leave for New York this morning.
Miss Elise Trquhart, who has been
visiting Miss Rose Mordecia, has return
ed to her home In Suffolk.
DR. Hugh Wythe Davis has returned
from a visit to his brother. Colonel Writ
Davis. Of Baltimore
Miss Dimple Blair. of scottsville. is WIS.,
Hing Mrs. J. c. Guthrie.
Miss Margaret Weddeli and Miss tai
bott left yesterday. via Merchants and
Miners line for Boston. They will spend
several weeks at one OF the resorts near
Boston.
Miss Olivia Williams. of No. II west
Marshall street. will make visit of two
months to the North.
A..x Rosa S. Kirsh. Of Brook Boad,