Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-16
NOTES
OF
SOCIETY.

Mrs. William z. Evans dispensed the
tea at the Woman's Club yesterday after
noon. and many of the members who
have Just returned from their summer
trips called and were warmly greeted
Among those who dropped in We're Miss
Frank Brockenbrough, Of Blackburg,
Mrs. J. Taylor Isllyson. Mrs. I. A. Miller.
Mrs Norton r. Sarag, Miss Matte L.
Harris. Mrs. Charles Davenport. Mrs. Lu-
ther Warren. Miss Claire Guillaime, Mrs.
s. w. Travers, Miss Madge Freddy.
Miss Alice Reddy, of this city, has been
the recipient of much attention during
her stay in Newport News She was the
guest of honor at a \charming euchre
party given on Saturday morning by Miss
Clemence Cooke Among those present
were: Mrs. William L. Cooke, Miss Anne
Jones, Miss Julia Whitley. Miss Clelia
Salley, the Misses Reynolds, Miss Emma
Bruce. of Richmond: Miss May Car
nett, the Misses Wilcox, and Miss Cor
nelia McBlair, Of Norfolk.
Miss Reddy was also among the guests
at a delightful beach party given on last
Thursday evening.
"A quiet marriage was sol emnized by the
Rev. James A. Cook at the parsonage of
Hoge-Memorial church. Richmond, We'd
y,
Miss Hester A. Dillon and Mr.. Milton
Brewster We're married.
Miss Dillon is the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. William Dillon. of Chester. Mr.
Brewster was formerly of Richmond,
but now holds a position with the Camp
Manufacturing Company, at Dewitt Sta
tion Dinwiddie county.
Miss Elizabeth Mann. of Gotham. Al
"
of Richmond. will be married in the home
of the bride, at Gotham. Tuesday. Sep
TENDER 23d. Mr.. Cranz is the book-keeper
of the American National Bank, and has
his home at 1211 Grove avenue His mar
riage will be an interesting event Of this
month.
Miss Mary E. Lipscomb, Of Danville. has
been appointed by Colonel ]. NJ. Neal
sponsor, and Miss Lucy T. Dabney. Of
Chatham, maid of honor, to represent
the Fifth district at the annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Camp of Virginia.
Confederate Veterans, which meets at
Wytheville next month. Miss Lipscomb
is the daughter of Mr.. William H Lip
scomb. of Danville, and Miss Dabney is
the daughter of the Rev. Chiswell Dab
ney. of Chatham. Both young ladies have
accepted the honors conferred upon them.
The southern society page of the New
York Herald yesterday had group of
pictures of four charming Virginia girls
Miss Agnes NJ. brewery. of this city;
Mrs. Margaret Young Echols. and ex-
Governor Tyler's two beautiful daughters.
Misses Belle Norwood Tyler and Lily
Tyler.
Sundays Washington Post says: AN
nouncement is made by Mrs. E. ]. Cor
man. of Manchester. Va, of the engage
ment of her daughter. Annie Laurel Cor
man, to Mr.. Clarence II Pratt, OF this
city Mr. Pratt's fancee is the youngest
daughter of the late General John c. Cor
man. of Raleigh, n. G. Mr.. Pratt is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Pratt, and
g secretary to the first v.ce-presldent of
the Southern railway. Tie wedding will
be in October"
Misses Lewis. Wingo, and Wilson, of
this city, We're among the guests at
the ball given at the Otterburn Lithia
Springs last Thursday evening.
Mr.. Macdonald. of the Imperial To-
bacco Company. left Richmond, for New
York last Saturday, to meet his wife,
daughter, and three sons, who We're to
arrive from Glasgow Scotland. Mr..
Macdonald's family, who will be an at
tractive addition to Richmond society, will
occupy Mr.. Gideon Davenporrs> home. 2oS
west Franklin street. which they have
leased for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrsr. Gideon Davenport and
their daughters. Misses Elise and Eliza
beth Davenport, will travel during the
winter and spring In the southern and
western parts of the United States. Next
summer they will tour the British Isles
and the continent of Europe. Miss Mary
Davenport and her brother will be at
boarding school during the absence OF
the other members of the family.
Mrs. Charles Davenport and her father.