Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-29

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bride Mr. Pollard is related to many
prominent families in the State, and is
popular socially. His mother was a
Miss Harrison, of Sussex county
Miss Augusta Talcott is the guest of
Miss Mary Blair Binford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robb Wiuder, of
New York, will be at the Jefferson Sun
day.
Mrs. Charles S. Beebe. of Baltimore. will
arrive Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Julien BiEford.
Captain William c. whttle. of Norfolk.
spent yesterday with his sister. Mrs.
Baker, of this city.
Miss John Schaaf of Washington. D. c.,
is the guest of Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges.
- Mrs Juni,s A. Morris. Mrs. Emma B.
Tinsley, >aIfd Miss Elizabeth King, all of
Richmond. Va. are guests of the Hotel
Barton. Washington, D. c.
Miss Lee, of Fredericksburg, is the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Brander.
Or and Mrs. CnaTIeS tAent. OIL tile Jill
versity of Virginia. are the guests of Mrs.
William Booch. on South Third street.
Miss Sue Davidson, of Lexington, Va,
who has been the guest of DR.. John Dr.
wilson, and afterwards Of Mrs. r. T. Hun
ter, at No. 2I5 east Franklin street, left
this morning for home.
Mrs. Herbert Gray. and her snieces,
Misses and Nellie who have
been spending November in Cumberland
county. returned to Richmond in season
for Thanksgiving. Mrs Gray is with her
daughter, Mrs. James a. Moncure. 1.-The
young ladies have an apartment with
their brothers, Messrs William and
Clarence Gray. at No. $40 east Grace
street.
The marriage of Miss Cora J.. Jones, of
this city, to Mr.. Stephen Preston Farmer
of Washington. D. c.. was solemnized or
Tuesday evening at the residence of the
bride. The ceremony was performd by
Rev. ]. s. Hutson. The bride was attired
in a travelling suit of dark green cloth,
with hat to match Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left for Wash
lngton, their future home "a
The ladies of the First Baptist church
will have a Christmas sale of fancy ar
tcies in the church parlor. beginning next
Thursday morning at IL o'clock and con
tinuing through Friday evening. Good
music will be rendered both evenings
The public are cordially invited to this
sale.
The election of officers-Regents. vice
regents. alternate and advisory board
of the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society took place Wednesday at the
Museum, as follows:
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. president: Mrs
Stephen .Putney, vice-president; Mrs.
e. G. Minor, second vice-president; Mrs
c. ". P. Brock. third vice president: Mrs.
j. Enders Robertson, recording secretary;
Mrs. Lizzie c. Daniel, corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. II. Theodore Ellyson, trea-
surer.
Advisory Board-AIr. Josh Bryan, Mr.
j. Taylor Ellyson, Judge George L. Chris
tan. Judge E. c. Minor Colonel w. E
Cutshaw, Colonel John B. Purcell, Mr.
Robert S. Bosher, Mr.. E. D. Hotchkiss,
Mr.. E. V. Valentine Captain w. Gordon
McCabe, DR.. James P. Smith. chaplain.
Regents, vice-regents, and alternates
of the States rooms:
Virginia-Niss Mildred Lee, regents Mrs.
]. TAYLOR Ellyson. vice-regent; Mrs. John
B. Lightfoot. alternate.
Maryland-N1rs. John B. Poe. regent:
NILS. " ~ %. SoWafnln, Vlce-reeent; mrs.
7. IL Ieary, alternate
North carolina-AIrs. Arrnistead Jones.
regent; Mrs. John w. Gordon. vice-regent;
alternate not yet appointed.
South Carolina-AIiss Mary Singleton.
regent; AIRS. II. "A. Claiborne, vicesre-
gent; alternate not yet appointed.
Georgia-Mrs. Robert E. Park, regent:
Mrs. K. G. Stiles. vice-regent; alternate
not yet appointed.
Florida-Afrs n p raoop+.
Mrs r. A. Patterson, vice-regent: Mrs
G. w. p. Brock, alternate.
Z Alabama-Mrs. Mary Clayton. regent:
Mrs. James H. Drake. vice-regent: alter
nate TO be appointed
Miss ssippi-Mrs. Annie w Duncan. re-
gent: Mrs. J. B. Mcintosh. vice.regent:
alternate to appoints.A..
Louistana-Mrs. ]. x. Gilmore, regent;
Mrs. r. Dashiell. vice-Fegent; Mrs.