Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-05
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dude Niagara Falls Toronto and other
prominent places. They Will be at home
after October 18th al 1921 Porter street,
Manchester.
An interesting engagement which has
been announced is that of Miss Mary
Blair Isinford 20 Mr.. Frank A. Eobson.
Miss Binford is the daughter of Mr.. and
MIS- Julian BiRford, of 2l2 east Franklin
street, and IS one OF the most charming
siris IL Richmond society. Mr.. Hobscn
Is the azof Mrs. Fannie A. Hobson and
the late Colonel L. l.. Hobson. of No.
west Franklin street. The marriage will
take place il November at the Second
Presbyterian church.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Kate Vanderslice. daughter OF the late
Or. George c. Nanderslice. who was a
popular Richmond pastor, to Mr.. Maui
Nee f. Langhornc. of Smithfieiu, Va. The
ceremony Will be performed at the brides
home in Suffolk, October 9, at S:45 o clock
n the evening.
The approaching marriage Of Miss Lucy
Tnddell Walters to Mr. James Morton
e announced. the ceremony to take place
quietly late In October at the home Of
he bride. east Cary street Mr.. Nor
ION is the son of Mr. 0. S. Morton. of
he National Bank Of Virginia, and is
himself connected IN business with the
Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
Richmonders will be interested in the
approaching marriage OF Miss Lucille
Gibson 10 Mr.. Stephen Peasants. The
ceremony viii take place October 14th,
ST S o'clock P. NJ. in the First Baptist
church, at Kosciuslso, Miss
Miss Gibson, who is a very talented
pianist. spent some weeks in Richmond in
the spring OF 1891. Being solicited. she
gave piano recital at the Woman's
Club. which was appreciated by a large
and musical audience. Miss Gibson was
young woman of attractive individ-
ualitE. and is pleasantly recalled by
many who met her.
Mrs. Louis Boschen. OF No $40 Arch
street, has issued invitations to the mar
riage OF her 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.
Miss Helen Lea. formerly of this city,
and Mr.. ]. Steve McIlwaine of Farmvine,
Will be married Wednesday, Oct. 26, in
The home Of Mr.. d. rid Lea, the brides
brother in Washington. D. c. Miss Lea
Is q brother OF Mr., John Lea, Of this city,
l niece of Mrs James Cas1ie. Mrs. Frank
.. Hill and Mrs. James Gray. Mr.. Nell
rraine is the son of DR.. Richard Nell
waine. OF Hampden-Sidney College. and
IS a successful young lawyer. He lived
here at one time.
The wedding Of Miss Katherine Midden-
dorf, daughter of Mr.. J. William hidden
dorf, of Baltimore, to Mr.. Blackwell of
Trenton. n. J.. will take place at s..
Thomas Protestant Episcopal church,
Garrison Forest, Baltimore county, No
vember list
A marriage OF much beauty was solem-
nized Thursday forenoon at Harris chap
el. near Mineral City. when Mr.. William
Patterson Chaplin led to the altar Miss
Kate Camilla Grubbs
The ceremony was performed by the
brides pastor, the Rev. r. L. Wing
field
The bride entered the church on the
arm Of her brother. Mr. Lee A. Grubbs.
and the groom was accompanied by his
H.
rnond The usllers were: Messrs. F. H.
Farrar, of Richmond; w. f. Chiles, OF
Louisa Courthouse: J. L. Jones, and G.
T. Sargent, Of Pendleton.
Immediately following the ceremony the
couple left for a northern tour, which
will include Washington and other cities
The popularity of the contracting FAR
ties was attested by the number and
beauty of the wedding gifts.
The bride is the only daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Daniel A. Grubbs, Of Mineral
City. and the groom the junior member
OF the general merchandise firm Of Cole
man & Chaplin. Of the same place, where
the couple will reside upon their return
from the north.
A number Of relatives and friends at
tended the marriage among whom We're:
Mrs. c r. Williams and Miss Fannie
I.ovaIl. sister and niece, respectively, Of
the groom, and Messrs. L. W. Gibbony
and f. H. Farrar, Of Richmond, Va
Miss Carlotte BEDFORD, Of this city, and
Mr. Harry Wellington Hoff, of New York,
We're married Thursday night in The Lit
tie Church Around the Corner. The we'd
ding is the elimination OF a romance
which was started by MI. Huff having
saved Miss Redfords life in a runaway
accident She was driving a carriage IN
New York and while crossing one OF the
avenues street-car struck the vehicle.
knocked the coachman from the box and
the horse dashed madly off. Mr.. HUFF
succeeded in stopping the frightened ami
NAL ana thus prevented a serious &C
Cidcnt. The acquaintance ripened into a
warmer attachment, which resulted IN
marriage.
Austin T. Healy, a cousin of the bride
gave her away at the ceremony, and the
best man was ". Frazier McCurdy, OF
Dublin. Ireland The ushers were Wilbur
German. Z. DeReske Won Wurzburg and
i. Ray Gould.
The newmarket pair left for a north
ern trip after the marriage to be gone
several weeks.
Miss Lottie BEDFORD, as she is known
here. is an unusually handsome women
and possesses voice of sweetness anc
power. She is the daughter of the late
John r Bedford. remembered as one Of
the best tenor singers in the State, and i:
cousin of Mrs. E. II. Cloves. Mr.. Hon
is well-known advertising man of New
York
An approaching marriage of much in
.erest 10 many Richmond people will b.
that OF Mr.. Giles Henry Miller to Mis-
Mary Uhle Patteson. which Will take plac'
In Lyncbburg Va. on Tuesday, Octobe
in. The ceremony will be performed
at the Court-Street Methodist Eplscopa
rhurch al talf-p.s, q o'clock and will b.