Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-15

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recuperating rapidly.
Miss Patio Evans. of Philadelphia, Will
be the guest of Miss Anna Dcane Carr
during Thanksgiving.
Father Edward NJ. Tearney. of FAILS
church. who was for several years pastor
of ST Peters cathedral, spent couple OF
days in the city this week.
Mrs. A. II. Cobb and little daughter
Marian Lee. of Glade Springs. are the
guests of Mrs Susan Quarles Sadler, at
Nc. IL north Third street.
Miss Bessie May Arnold and Mr.. VIII
liam Blunt Holmes, of this city. We're mar
rIed on "Wednesday i'll Washington by
the Rev. Mr. Bristol The maid of honor
the bride. and Mr.. Gillie Holmes was the
best man. The bride is the very at
tractive and charming daughter OF Mrs
3. w Arnold. formerly of Caroline coun-
" The groom is q popular employee OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg. and Poto-
rae railroad Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes will
lie at home to their friends after Novem-
her 9th. on SOutn SEcIIS street..
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Elliott Almont Livsey ard Miss Char
lotte Virginia Cary, which takes D!aG
IN November 18th, at Randoph-Street
baptist church. The parties are well
known residents CT the southwest sec
ten.
Miss Maggie H. Cobb and Mr.. Charles
.;..I JNcCy
day evening at No. 1916 north Twentieth
street. the home of the officiating minis
ter. Miss Cobb was accompanied by Miss
Cora b. Madison and MI. Robert Il.
Snead who witnessed the ceremony. Mr..
ard Mrs. Evans will reside at No. olo
north Monroe street.
Miss MolIie NJ Meadow and Mr.. Perry
W. Henley. of Manakin. Goochland coun-
ty were married in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Fl r. Kirkwood. of 4oS east Broad
sir ct Thursday ny the Rev E. P. Par
! ham. OF Petersburg. Mr. w. NJ. Couch.
a personal friend Of the contracting par
ties: Mrs. Kir}zwood. ard her sister wit
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Hen.
lie; left for home Thursday night.
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne. who has
been visiting her brother, Major Henry
troit, was registered yesterday at the
hotel Rennert in Baltimore on her way
home
Mrs. a. F. Bagby, of Tappahannock.
Va. is spending this week IN Richmond.
Professor and Mrs. Z. Reinhold Rogers
are established in their home. NO east
Grace street. They returned from their
t~i, hn, WE
The Stay-at-Homc Whist Club met
| Thursday night with Mrs. Birmingham
| Spillman. Winners were Mrs. Patterson
/ and Captain Harrie Webster. Attention
is called to the fact that the next meeting.
| will be Tuesday instead of Thursday
evening. with Miss Claire Gullaume.
| The Sue X. Gordon Whist Club met on
/ Monday night usual. Mrs James l<eita
ana Mrs. Page made the highest score.
| Mrs. Z. ". Bissell, of Staunton, was in
/ the city Thursday on her way to he:
! home. Mrs Bissell is collecting data in
order to put in claim to the government
for property destroyed belonging to her
| family during the civil war, when General
/ Butler had his headquarters on the estate
of her father. Mr.. Watkins.
| Mrs. T. a. Brander returned Thursday
| Afternoon from stanton. accompanied by
her sister airs. Crukshanlzs, of Mary
| land.
Mrs, John A. Cullen has returned from
| Cincinnati where she visited her sis
ter Mrs. John Potts.
Mrs. James Cannon left yesterday
| for Danrile TO visit Mrs. Pinckney Will
| hanson
| Mr.. Robert E Winfell, who has been
in Bowling Green since Oct. l, is much
improved in health and will be home again
by Dec, !.
Many entertainments are being gi.er
in honor of Mr. aud Mrs. Walter Catesby
Perrin. of Goshen" Gloucester coun-
~. who have returned from their we'd
/ ding trip They have been guests of
honor At several dances and card parties
this week
MIR. and Mrs. John c. Blair. OF Wythe-
VILE arc guests in his city
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip A. Bruce are at
the jefferson hotel: They will sail Nov.
2 from New York fer San Reno, in the
Province of Savoy. France.
Mrs. Andrew Gray. who has been for
the last several weeks at her old home
in Wilmington. n. c., has returned to
Richmond.
Mr.. n B. Marine a fourth-ycar man
at the University College of Medicine, who
was married last week to Miss Julia Cox.
of Tarboro. N c.. has returned with his
bride to the city. and is now living on.
East Clay street,
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay
have issued invitations to the first cabi-s
net dinner of the season., In honor OF the