Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-09

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The wedding OF Miss virgie Estelle
| l1octlett and Mr.. William Wesley Timber
lake will take place in Pine Street Bap-
! list church Wednesday, November 18th.
Rev. j. B. Hutson will officiate.
| Miss Annie Vernon Hechler and Mr..
ieGrande Wetzel were married Thursday
afternoon al 4 O'Clock in the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs ". T.
| tlcchler on north Twenty-ffth street
| which was decorated in palms and plants
+! The rshsrs were Mr.. II. L. Hec1ler, 9
| brother OF the bride: -ur Robert w Will
| son. Mr. r. S. Christian, Jr.. and AR
X Bigger. Miss Ruby Hcchle-. q
sister Of the bride. was maid Of
honor She vas prettilv attired
in white organdy. and wore a large black
velvet hat. and carried a large bunch of
chiysanthemums. Rev. w. e. Evans. of
Monumental church, oficiated The bride
u-as handsomely gowned in gray crepe
with panne velvet trimmings. black vel
Vel hat and carried a bouquet of Brides
roses The groom is connected with the
Demonstration Drug Company, where he
has charge of the chemical laboratory.
'fhe bride is popular and attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wctzel left at o'clock
over the Seaboard Airline for Washing
ton They viii also visit New York. Bos
ton and Providence. They will return
to Richmond in q fortnight, where they
will live.
On Tuesday night the groom rendered
a delightful stag supper to his ushers.
Mr.. John James Hickok. of this city. and
Miss Belle Hambleton. daughter of the
late John A. Hambleton, of the banking
firm Of Hambleton & Co. Baltimore. wer
married Thursday afternoon at l.;
0 clock at Tenslwantawnau near Balti
more The Rev. Dr.. Nirer, rector Of
Christ's Episcopal church. Baltimore, PEI
formed the ceremony. Mr. r. Lancast
Williams Of this city. was the best ma.
and the bride was given away by her
uncle Mr.. T. Edward Hambleton After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hichok left
for Canada, and on their return to Rich
moEd early in December, will be tempo
rarijy at the Jefferson. The bridegroom
is with the firm of John L. Williams &
Sons, and is a prominent business man.
Mr.. Francis Marshall Boykin, formerly
OF this city. and Miss Grace Eldridge. of
Somerville. near Boston. Mass, were
married Wednesday evening. The cere
mony was performed by Rev N. x. Bish-
cp, rector of Emmanuel Episcopal
church.
Miss EldridSe was given IN marriage by
her stepfathcr, c. II. Sanborne. The maid
OF honor was Miss Margaret Eldridge, sis
ter of the bride. while Colonel Robert
Boykin. uncle of the groom, was the best
man Miss EId!IuSe is one of the best
known members OF Somervi!le's kounser
set.
A wedding reception followed the mar
riage. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Boytln
lett for Canada. and on their return VIII
I've al Hotel Hamlet. Somcrville.
The announcement that Miss Anna Yer
non Dorsey. OF Washington, Will enter
tain the WCnaas Club on Monday guar
ante.s TO its members an exceptionally
charming afternoon.
Miss Dorsey, who belongs to the we'll
known Maryland family of that name
was introduced to the public some years
ago through the romance OF "Betue-a
Last-Century Love Story" brought out
in th,. Cosmopolitan, and afterwards pub
Eshed In book form. The plot was ad-
nirably conceived and executed. the
critics predicting for the youns author
literary career of unusual success.
Soon afterward. however, she accepted