Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-06

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Allison. Mrs. Otway S. Allison, Mrs. T..
u williams Mrs. Thomas Atkinson,
Miss Emily Hannewinckel.
Miss Jessie A. Gbboney and Mr.. and
Mrs A. r. Hunt returned Monday from
weeks hunt in Amherst county.
Miss Mae Brett, of Fredericksburg. is
| visiting friends in the city. .:ig:
At the Lakeside Country Club this at
ternoon a very charming entertainment
will be given Mrs Luccn Tatum will
be the chairman, and will De assisted by
the following popular society women:
Mesdames Edward J. Willis, E. L. Be-
mis- Henry L. Cabell, w. Ben Palmer,
Levin Joynes, Abram Warwick, Misses
Louis Lewis, Kathleen Anderson. Mary
Pegram. Mamie Lay, an. others.
Mr. A Lynds and Miss Celia Lynds are
spending the winter with Mrs. A. B. Can
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. T. W. Iii b!dH 10 SpSlldliIS SpiiS
time at the Rennert, in Baltimore.
The annual meeting of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society will be held
to-day at noon. at the Confederate Mu-
scum
Captain Thomas p Pollard will leave
shortly for Raleigh n. c.. to attend the
marriage Of his son, MIR. James II. Pol
lard. to Miss Eu!a Upchurch. which will
take place in that city on the 18th in
sIant.
Miss Nellie Delaney, who left Scranton
Pa. several months ago for Springfield.
Mo. to attend the WeaverHorne we'd
ding. after visiting ST. Louis. she will
spend the Christmas holidays with her
grandmother. Mrs. c. L. Bigelow. No
30S south Third street.
Mrs. Saliva Smith. Of Bayonette. n. j..
Is visiting Mrs. e. J. Edelin, No. 101 east
Canal street.
Miss Catherine Cardoza. of boswell is
on a visit to friends here. 49,
Miss Virginia Cooke. of Bremo is the
guest of Miss CoIrtenay Bridges.
The Hon. Moses ". Green and Mrs
Green. OF Warrenton, are the guests OF
Mrs. a. b. Cannon. at 800 east Grace
street
Richmonders will be interested in
! the marriage in Baltimore on December Il
of Mrs Archibald Paul Mitchell of New
| York, niece of Mrs. James Davidson IN
glehardt. of Baltimore to Mr.. Thomas
Alexander Mcintyre, also of New York
promises to be one Of the most unique
and artistic weddings ever given in the
city.
The wedding will take place at noon
at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. Ingle-
hart. 2ll West Lanvale street which is
/ of Colonial architecture and eminently
! adapted to artistic decora ton
| Mr. Mcintyre has an estate. Onslow
! Hall. of 5000 acres in Onslow county, N.
| c.. and on the occasion of the wedding
the entire interior of DR.. Inglehart's
residence is to represent woodland
scene. resembling as closely AS possible
some forest scene of the North Carolina
landscape Southern pines and ever
green trees will be brought from Onslow
Hall to Baltimore. and AL signs Of the
architecture of the house will be obliter-
ated by masses of sreenery and delicate
vines.
The flowers used will be almost exclu-
SlEely orchids. and in every detail of the
wedding the orchid will predominant.
Mrs. Mitchell was. before her marriage
at the age of II years to Mr.. A p.
Mitchell, of Virginia, Miss Lucy Vera
Martin. of Baltimore. Her father was
the late James Henry Martin. formerly
of Baltimore. and her mother before her
marriage was Hiss Anne Watson, daugh-
| ter of Lieutenant Colonel William II.
Watson, who was killed while leading a
charge of the battle of Monterey.
The date of Miss Henningham Wat
kins Spi'man's marriage to Mr.. Otto
Theodore Hess, OF New York. is an
! 1ounced for December Soth.
Miss &ri,man is the daughter of Mrs
Birmingham Lyons Spillnan. and is one
Of the most popular society girls in
Richmond
The Engagement is announced of Miss
Julia Morris, OF 4l2 West Main street, and
Mr.. Brice Curd. The wedding will take
place in the home OF the bride Dec. 20,
and only relatives and a few friends will
be present. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. Curd and his bride will leave
fnr wedding trip.
Miss Morris is unusually vivacious and
attractive and has a large circle of rela-
tives and friends here.
DR.. Mcclure Newton returned Thursday
from an extensive tour of the West, hav-.
Ing been away from the city for six
weeks. DR.. Newton was one of a party
winch included his brother, Mr.. J.. B..
Newton. now Of Knoxville Tenn, but
formerly Of this city The trip was made
in the private car Of that gentleman. The
party included MIR. and Mrs. J. b. New
ton. Mrs. Neal, of Knoxville Tenn, and
DR. Mcclure Newton.
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A recital Will be given by the school of
expression of the Richmond Female Semi
nary December 18th. from to 10 o'clock
in the evening. The friends and patrons
OF the school are cordially invited to be
present