Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-30

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They will make their future home q T z6oO=
Venable street The bride is a very. IT.
traotive daughter Of The. late a.. s. NC &c.
Dowcll and has a hcst{cf friends who
wish her happy on the sea or ma trl-3
n1ony. 5ss.
The groom is a junior member o.. the
& we'll known firm of f. j Y Moody d son,
and also in the employment OF the VIZ.
rinia Passenger and Power Company,
and is very popular.
The approaching marriage OF MISS Lucy
Waddell Walters to Mr.. James Morton
is announced. the ceremony to take place
quietly late in October at the nome OF
the bride, 9 east Cary street Mr. NJ or.
ton is the son Of Mr.. O. S. Morton,s OF
the National Bank Of Virginia. and is
himself connected in business with the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company
Richmonders will be interested in the
approa ching marriage of Miss Lucille
Gibson to Mr.. Stephen Peasants. The
ceremony will take place October 14th.
at o'clock p. NJ. in the First Baptist
church, at Kosciuskc. Miss.
Miss Gibson. who is s very talented
pianist spent some weeks in Richmond in
the spring of 1891. Being solicited. she
gave a piano recital at the Woman,s
Club. which vas appreciated by larsa
and musical audience Miss Gibson was
a young woman of attractive 1ndivld-
uality. and is pleasantly recalled by
many who met her.
Mrs. Louis Bcschcn, of NO. 80 Arch
street. has issued invitations to the mar
riage of i1cr daughter. Miss Minnie Bos-
chen. to Mr.. William c. Schmidt. the
ceremony to be performed at the home
of the brides mother Wednesday after
noon, October Sth.
The first meeting of the Milton e.
Work Whist CLUB will bc held Wcdnes-
day afternoon. and for the rest Of the
season the meetings will take place every
Wcdn esday afternoon.
The oyster supper which will he given
at the First Baptist church next Friday
evening will be for the benefit OF the
Miss Eric Aylett Golfer will render de-
lishtful musicale, and bevy of charnl-
ing girls will serve refreshments.
Miss Isl.a HUT, of Portsmouth, is the
guest of Miss Marie Lischman.
Miss Annie Eusg has returned to. her
home in Mecklenburs after a pleasant
visit TO friends in this city.
Hiss Mabel Merriam. of Minneapolis,
will be here to the Horse Show. She
viii! be The guest of Miss Maude Nor
gan.
Mr.. Earl Gucrrant will leave to-day
for Atlanta to accent a position with the
Southern Bell Telephone Company.
The meeting of the Richmond Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
will be held the third "Wednesday in Oc-
tober. at which time. delegates will re-
port on the Lexington meeting, and dele
gates to New Orleans will be elected.
Miss Ethyl stratton McCurdy has re-
turned home from Jefferson Park Hotel.
Mrs. L. J. Crutchield left yesterday
for a short visit to Washington. She
was accompanied by her little grand
daughter, Lucy Tompkins.
Miss Jennie Upshur. of Essex county. is
is the city, visiting Mrs. Mary Frazer,
on north Plum street.
Mrs J. W. Rosebro. the wife of the
Rev. J. w. Rosebro. a prominent Presby-
terian minister of Fredericksburg, is at
st. Luke's for treatment.
Miss Minnie Kidnett. who is visiting
friends in Baltimore, expects to return
Thursday.
Miss Agnes Mccarthy leaves to-day
for Philadelphia, where she will act as
bridesmaid to her friend, Miss Marian
Lavino to Mr.. Walter Hager, which will
take place OH October 18th.
Mr.. NJ O. Brooks left Sunday night
for the coaltields of West Virginia.
Mrs. Bankenship, of No. III south
Third street. with her daughters. Misses
Annie and Katie Blankenship, have re-
turned from delightful stay of two
months at Portland, Ne.
Miss Constance Peterkn is with her
grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth H. Peterkin,
at No. 7o5 east Leigh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor left Sunday
night for Monterey, Cal, and an extended
western tour.
Professor Blair, of No 1o1 north Fifth
street. and Miss Ellen c. Blair, are back
from a summer spent at Warm Springs,
Va.
Miss Minnie Thomas is at home. after
De!nS Pleasantly entertained ny lileHuS
in Portsmouth.
Mrs Parker and her son. Mr.. J. H.
Parker, are spending some time in Chat
ham, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Dellam Barksdale. who
have been enjoying a prolonged European
tour, will return to Richmond next Satur
day.
Mr.. John NJ. Miles. of Lynchburg. who
spent Saturday in Richmond. left in the
afternoon, by the Old Dominion steamer
for visit to New York.
Miss Oslo Royster has returned from
Laurens S. c.. where she visited Mrs.
Farrow. formerly Miss Sue Savage, of
Virginia
Mr.. John Southall, Of New Kent, who
for some years has been living in Chicago
passed through Richmond last week with
his bride. en- route to visit his mother at
Rose Cottage New Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Early were the
guests Of Mrs. ]. w. Rawley last week.
in brief stop made by them to see their
inf Ioti arl-