Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-19


Nj. Holiday is q descendant of the late
Governor Holiday. OF Virginia and was
born in the northern part of the State.
Miss Rogers is the youngest daughter
Of Mr.. ". II. Rogers. Immediately after
the wedding they o:i leave on bridal
tour North and on their return will stop
in Virginia to visit relatives.
Miss Evelyn Boiling and Mr.. William
Holt were married yesterday afternoon
in this city by the Rev. 5 Cabell Hen
uirG
TIC marriage was an unexpected one
to tho .r1crtls of the principals. Miss
E; ling Vas here on visit to her sister
and Mr.. JIu,tz arrived yesterday with q
license granted several days ago in Farm
VILE Mr.. and Mrs. Holtz left last night
for Green Bay. where they will live Al SIS
Boiling Is q cousin Of General Stith Eel
liae, Of Petersburg.
AIRS. Mae Talley's pupils gave a Lang
song recital Tuesday evening. Mrs. Tai
ley, by way Of introduction, read paper
{ n the life and compost IN of Margaret
Rvthven Lang. the sweet song writer
afte" wlici. the following numbers wera
re ndrr. q
|. "Arcdia" $500. Miss Kate Binswanger.s
p ~ Knew the Flowers That Dreamed
.. of -, M: Ta 1r,l}a
5. Out OF the GaSlE ..--.MlSS buiEiA.
4 Hills c, skye. Miss Maude Miller.
T. Irish Love Song Miss Bessie Hunter.
6. "Eorthward' ............-..M Mrs. Martin.
{. "a Thought. Miss Rhonie Hutzler.
Miss Florence Thalhimer gave a beau
tiful rihro selection from Mozart. and MI.
Polk Miller sang ''fIuckleberry Picnic,
With Mr.. Shepherd Webb as accompanist,
Tie performance reflected credit alike on
those who took part and on Mrs. Talley,s
al1jitN an artist and teacher.
Miss Maggie 4Apperson, Of this city, and
Mr. \. l. Hushson, Of Greenwood, left
here Wednesday tor Washington. where
there were married.
It was not q runaway match.
Miss -lpperson is the daughter OF Mr..
Allen Apperson: VINO is connected with
the firm of r. NJ Workman & Co, but
lived with her uncle, Mr. 8. \. Jacobs,
on the corner of Laurel and Main streets.
Mr. Hughson is well known and popular
in IAbemarle county.
Yesterday Miss Lille n. Brown, OF
5l4 South Laurel street and Mr. William
y Kirtley who is connected with the
C & O. railroad left for Washington, D.
c., where they Will be married by the
Rev. Mr.. Green. q Baptist minister. This
marriage was not a runaway affair, and
the young people We're accompanied by
Mr. Jack Hawks. They will remain in
Washirgtona few days. and on their re-
turn viii live in 5l4 South Laurel street.
Miss Daisy Higgins and Mr.. George y.
Higgins were married Wednesday night
~ Tie ~ me Of Mr.. Gary Higgins. near
New Bridge church. by the Rev. Joel
T.. Tucker.
Mr. ]. Floyd Hughes Master Charles
RrGck Hughes, and little Miss Virginia |
FLOYD Hughes. of Norfolk. will arrive in
The city on Monday and will be the |
guests of Ms. Hughes, parents of DIR. |
and Mrs. c. ". 2, Brock, on Franklin
street
Miss Lucy Convey Anderton VIII be the
guest of her brother. Mr.. ]. Gayle Ander ,
ton at 9ss Grace street. during the month
of January.
Mr. James Branch Cabell has for his
contribution 10 the current number of
the Smart Set one of his characteristical-
ly clever and dramatic society sketches,
which he calls "A Shadowy Past" Mr..
Cabell's reputation is SO well established
that anything above his signature will |
be received and read with the greatest
interest. Mr.. Cabell is at present busily
ged in the writing of novelette, al
ready contracted for by the Smart Set.
Several of his short stories will appear in
The forthcoming issues OF Harper's Maya
zine.
Mrs. r. c. Traylor of west Main
street. will leave to-day TO spend a few
lays in Farmville and Lynchburs.
Mrs H c. Johnston will leave the last
IF this week to spend the Christmas holt
SAYS with her father. Mr.. Woodberry, in
Miss Bessie Hunter Of NIaysville, Ky,
eft for home last night after a. pleasant
yisit to relatives in Richmond. The many
friends made by Miss Hunter wtiia in