Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-04
,ned from "wednesday to Thursday.
oven1ter 6th at noon.

oned from Wednesday to Thursday's
/ oven1ber 9Th at noon.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Lewis s.,Is
Farrow to MIR. John vase iarplo ,a., !" -
be solemnized Nov. y in the u urcn -
! the Covenant at 6:30 r. NJ
| Misa Farrow Is the daughter of MIR. ana
Mrs William Johnston Farrow, OF no.
$40 North Fourth street Mr.. Yarnrouen.
| who for several years has been Win
Walter D. Moses g. Co., and Is the popu-
lar organist of ST. Johns churcn. anu y
well and favoraoly known IN Ill III
nond. After their return from we'd
! ding trip. Dec. Is. he and his bride Will be
at home to friends in NO. 1912 Hanover
/ street
Miss Mary Elizabeth Scott, an accom-
! plished daughter of Mrs. Mary II. scott,
Of Aiontclair, N. J.. formerly renident
! or TINS city. and who is well and favor
j ably known here, was married on last
/ Tuesday at her home to Mr.. Robert Fran
| els Spencer, q well-to-do business man OF
! that place The marriage took place at
| the home OF the young lady, u Midland
| avenue.
Mr and Mrs. Spencer are spending
| short time with Miss Annie carp, Al
! South Laurel street. Their wedding trip
1 will include Norfolk, Washington and
| which they will return to and reside in
i Montclair.
Miss Bessie Heron Stricken and Mr..
Lewis Warfield Gibboney were married
very quletiy yesterday morning a. III
o'clock in the home of the brides uncle,
Rev. DR.. G. B. Stricken, who performed
! the ceremony.
The parors were eaquisitely decorated
with autumn leaves and pink roses. and
the bride wore a blue tailor suit and MINK
hat trimmed in real lace. After the cere-
New York on their wedding "Trip A large
number of f5lenus from rlcnnond ann
Lynchburg were at the ceremony. Mr.
Gibboney is a prominent young business
On Sunday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Long, No.
sl3 north Second street, was the scene OF
! a very pretty wedding. The contract
I'M" parties were MIR. Adolph Fl. Long,
formerly of this city, but who now re-
sides in Norfolk Va, and Miss Dorothy
NJ. Weinfeld,, of Chattanooga, Tenn. Inc
ceremony was performed by Rev. e. n.
Calisch, of Beth Ahaba synagogue. The
newly-married couple will make their
future home in Norfolk. Va, where the
groom is engaged in the electrical con-
tracing and supply business.
Mr., and Mrs. ST. Clair Ordway Fuller
have returned from their wedding trlr
and are located at 612 west Grace street.
Mrs. A J. Blanton. Of Washington, D.
c., has returned home after two
months visit to this city.
The postponed annual meeting Of the
Association for the Preservation of Vir-
ginia Antiquities will be held at s P. M,
II. the rooms Of the Virginia Historical
Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boatwright. of Roanoke,
will come to Richmond November 18th,
fer a several-weeNs stay at No. rs east
Franklin street.
Mrs. John Moseley Walker is visiting
her grandmother Mrs. Stephen S. Lee.
of north Charles street
Mrs Thomas rutherford and Miss
Laura rutherford are in Paris and VIII
probably be there for several months
longer, the Partisan capitol offering UNI
usual advantages in many ways at this
seq son of the year.
Miss Mary Hartman. Of Baltimore,
will visit her cousin, Miss White, in this
city next month.
Miss Mary Drewry. the daughter Of
N;:iol and Mrs. Clay Drewry, expects
to leave Saturday next for Cuba. Miss
nrewry will so by way Of Tampa, Fla.
and will visit her friend, Miss Ethel
Goblin, for several months. Mr.. Corbin
represents the American Tobacco Com
panr in HAVANA, where he now has his
home.
Miss Josephine L. Tinsley, who has
been the guest in Baltimore of Mrs Philip
h.ejl. and who was extremely popular
during her stay there has Returned
nome.
Misses Eliza: cowherd, of Columbia, Va,
III the guest of Miss Fannie Goss
1aHlo;.
MIS-. a. c. Benson, who has been spend
ini: some time at the Jefferson, is now at
1la east Franklin street. Mrs. Benson's
return, to her home in Nashville, Tenn,
ha.; not yet been decided. as her Richmond
f1iends are glad to know.
Miss N. N. Hill. of Scottsville. is
spending some time with friends in Rich
niGnd
burg. reached Richmond Saturday to
spend some time with friends here.
Mrs. Paul. r. McFayden who has been
Spending some time with her mother,
MIS-. n. NJ. Sibert. at GA east Grace street,
will leave tor her home in Handleman,
~ c., to-day.
Mr.. William Bahen and Miss Lizzie
Schellinger will be married Nov. 20, at
the home Of the bride. on east Marshall
street.
The approaching marriage is announced
of Mr.. Joseph Miller to Miss Lula Edel-
blut, to take place in st. Mary's Ca,noilc
church -
Invitations are out to the marriage of
Mr.. John Stanly Childrey, manager of
KeEney's tea store, to Miss Lillian Lew
ter. Nov. 20. in A herdeen N C A1r Chill