Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-23

j. Taylor Eilyson. N ISIS Claire G,1t um E,
Mrs. WI liam e.. Evans, MRS. utners
Dawson. and Mrs. Dana II. Rucker
Mrs Rogers. of M 241s Floyd
avenue. left, Monday for week 9 stay
In New York city. She will return Q cto-it
Der 1st.
Miss Eleanor Tree is enjoying Septen-s
her on the coast OF New Jersey, where
she is visiting her uncle's family.
Mrs. Albert Bruce has removed to ON No o.
10 Laurel street. opposite Monroe PARK
where she will be at home to her friends:
Miss Celtic Mcguire. who went abroad 8,
with Maria Blairs party. Will soon san
for home in her return,
a meeting of the Board for the Home
of Needy Confederate Women Will pc
held in the home this afternoon a
4 o'clock. ttS-tzEs
Miss Helen Ayliwnn will reopen her
music class on October 1st.s Quite NUM-
Der of the little society folk of the city
were numbered among Miss AyliWln'
pupils last season and at their final re-
cital, their playing was exceedingly Gre
ditable to their teacher.
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The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society meets Wednesday, Gath, at noon.
Miss Aileen Stokes will renla n abroad
until after the Horse Show.
Miss Nell Curtin has returned to her
home in North Carolina after a plea SAM
visit to the Misses Morgan, in this city.
Miss Grace Shields has taken apart
ments in Paris and VIII spend the winter
in that city.
Mrs. Birmingham spilman and Miss
Birmingham Spilman left yesterday for
Baltimore
Mrs Virginia Hall, Mrs. Fisher, and
Misses Jane and Elizabeth Fisher have
returned from their European tour.
Mr.. Hugh Cardoza spent last Sunday in
Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Agnes. Mccarthy returned from a
pleasant trip to Louisa last night.
Miss Rebecca Daingerfeld Gordon has
returned from delightful visit to Ashe-
vile, N. c.
The Atlanta Journal of last Sunday
says: Miss Mary zachry. who has been
spending the summer in Washington,
D. c., will return home next week she
is now visiting DR.. c. P. Williamsons
family in Richmond, Va
Mrs William Law Clay and little son.
of Savannah, will oe with Mrs Clays
mother for some weeks still.
Mrs William Stone Hutton and Mrs.
w. w. Townes. who have been visiting
relatives here. left to-day for Washing
ton. where they will be the guests of
Mrs Stanard de Graffenried Woodson
Mrs Nellie Sweeney Palmer, who has
been spending some time in Pittsburg and
Paramount. Pa. will return this week
and will open "a studio for voice culture.
The Atlanta News says: Mr.. Frank
Macarthur. of Richmond, is the guest OF
Mr. Priestly Orme.
Miss Anne Burwell Cooke will arrive
in Richmond Thursday and will spend
some time with frienos.
Miss Elise Stokes will have as her
guest during the Horse Show Miss nliza-
beth Denham, of Savannah, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Newton, of
Norfolk, after charming visit to Mrs.
John P. Newton, of No lc0S Floyd ave-
nue., left last THURSDAY for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Valentine will leave
soon to visit Mrs. Valentines daughter,
Mrs. Edward Ingle, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Richard F. Bierne will leave
Wednesday for Baltimore.
Mrs. Myrta Lockett Avary. of the staff
of the Christian Herald of New York.
spent several days in this city and
Atlanta.
On Wednesday evening September
18th, beautiful marriage was solemnized
in County-Line Baptist church, Caroline
county when Miss Adde May Smith be-
came the wife of Mr.. Hillzry Fitchett, Of
Cape Charles. Va The whole ceremony
was one of classic simplicity, and every
detail was arranged with the utmost
taste. Rev. j. T. Ryland, pastor or
County-Lne church. performed the cere-
mony. which was impressive indeed, and
entirely devoid of more than simple form.
The church was decorated with white
and green. A stack Of ferns and plants,
elaborat ting the color scheme. filled the
end of the church. The bridesmaids
marched in from the pulpit-four in green
entering from the left and four in white
from the right door. They met under
large bell and marched up the right aisle
formed an imaginary aisle. through which
the groomsmen passed, followed alter
nately by the bridesmaids. each crossing
as they reached the pulpit, and forming
an arch. through which the bride and
her sister. Miss Bessie Smith, as rnali
of honor, passed followed by the groom
and Mr.. Henry Thomas as best man.
The following couples participa ted:
Miss Carrie Quesenberry, in nile-green
peau de sole. real lace trimming. with Mr..
Eugene B. Travis; Miss Nola Thomas. in
white null, with Mr.. T. A. Luck; Miss
Gwendoline Cobb in nle-green peau de
sole with Mr.. Henry Davis; Miss Annie
Hall, white null. with Mr.. W. II. Mad
dox; Miss Maud Chewing, in green
organdy, With Mr.. Eddie Coghill; Miss
Liburne Smith, in white null. lace trim
mings, with DR.. Cobb; Miss Clara Smith,
in green organdy, with Mr.. G.. C. Chew
ing; Miss Judith Martin, in white NULL
with Mr.. Franklin Davis.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white silk, real lace trimmings, long VEIL
caught with orange blossoms. and carried
Brides roses. The maid of honor wore
pink null, and carried ferns tied with