Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-06

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ory. Miss Mamie sitteruing rendered az
We Maria. by Dowley, BUCK II oie esSe''
,ird presided at the organ.
- TIVE bride was attired In an ashes-ol-s
roses gown of peau de sole, creat ton Oh
nin.tucks aud hand embroidery. She wore
81 hat of white more and cnlHoii, VIII "
border of fur, and carried Brides roses.
The maid of honor was costumeds III q eau,
crepe trimmed in ccru meda..1ons, ana
wore large picture hat of black, and
carried american Beauty roses. After the
ceremony breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides parents to the bridal
marty and the immediate fanny or the
bride The young couple lei, on the noon
train for northern tour. after Whlch
they will reside in New York, where the
groom is popular business man. ana
Irca surer Of the New York Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Chiswel Dabney. of Chat
ham, Va. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Louise 5.
Dabney, to Mr.. Ernest Head, of Lynch
burg.
Miss Dabney. who was recently spon-
sor to the Confederate encampment at
Wytheville Va. is niece OF mrs. Rich
ard II. Meade and Mrs. Catesby Jones.
of this city. and a granddaughter of the
late Colonel Edmund Fontaine, OF Beav-
er Dam. Hanover county.
The meeting of the Huguenot Society
which was to have been held to-day at
noon has been postponed until next Tues
day at the same hour. Owing to large
number Of members of this society being
interested in the ma ss-meeting to be held
to arrange for the bazaar to-day, it was
thought advisable to postpone this meet
ing.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan and Mrs. n. Y. Ran
dolph request that all memorial associa-
tons. Confederate organizations, and
other patriotic societies be present at Lee
Camp Hall 1t noon to-day, November 6, to
make arrangements for the Confederate
bazaar to be held the latter part of April.
or May. This is the last great rally or
Confederate women, and it is hoped that
every one interested in the Confederate
Museum and the Davis monument will be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. ". Thilow will be at
home to their friends at No. 215 east
Marshall on Saturday afternoon from to
Z O clock and from 8 to II o'clock in honor
u: the fifteenth anniversary of their we'd
ding day, Mrs. Thiow was formerly
Miss Clara Schramm, of Erfurt, Ger
many, and one Of the most beautiful girls
in her native city, when she married
Mr.. Thilow, who was q native of Gotha.
Germany. The marriage was solemnizcd
in Eifurt fifty years ago, and last sum-
mer Mr.. and Mrs. Thilow visited Ger
many. where they were heartily welcomed
by the friends of their youth.
Nv, L. Sos0 TIA
al a pretty wedding yesterday afternoon
at $50 o'clock at the Monumental church.
when Miss Lottchen Poindexter became
the bride of Mr. Robert Randolph Harri-
SON. The bride is the daughter of the
late Mr.. George PoinoeXter and a niece
of Mr.. Thomas PondeXtcr. Mr.. Harrison
is q popular young insurance man of this
city. After receiving the congra tulations
of their friends Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
left on the sos train for nothern trip.
Miss Maria Blair will deliver a lecture,
entitled AN Evening with the Madonnas,
at the Womans Christian Association on
Tuesday. November 18th at o'clock in the
afternoon, for the benefit of the Day Muir
sery and mission work. The lecture will!
be given under the auspices of the Whit
tie Memorial Circle of Kings Daughters,
of which Mrs. John B. Lightfoot is the
| leader. A choice collection of Madonnas
will be for sale immedia tely after the lee
ture.
| Colonel and Mrs. Alexander Cameron
| have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Grant
! Cameron to Mr.. James Heron CroSman,
.r. The ceremony Will take place wed
| nesday November 18th. at 4:3o o'clock, in
| ST NIX iJl
street After December 1st the young
-. ~, Will NJ 6, rome 1t NJ. :v2 Sta;e
! street, Harrisburg. Pa.
| The Kate Wheelock Whist Club met at
| the residence of Mrs. J. Willard craig
| Tuesday afternoon and enjoyed very
spi; ited game, resulting in the highest
| score north and south being made by
Mrs. c. C. Walker and Mrs. Lorder; east
and west by Mrs. J. y. Shepherd and
| Mrs. Junius Riddick The next meeting
| will take place at the residence of Mrs.
| Junius Riddck next Tuesday afternoon.
| The Friday Cotillon Club will give an
other of their very delightful germans at
! Belvidere Hall on Friday evening, Nov.
| Z, 1902.
Dr. and Mrs Joseph E. TAYLOR, anu
| Miss LliLduttl ldS loI, VI 1euloiu lily
| will arrive in Richmond Saturday and
will be at the Jefferson for several days
Ell route to Laynesvlle. Ky. where ID
| Taylor has accepted a lucrative positio'
{ in the railroad offices. Mrs. Taylor will
be pleasantly remembered as Miss Grace
| Lee Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Stevens, Miss
| Helen Stevens, Mr.. Paul Stevens, aud
the ether members of the fomily, who
| have been enjoying country life at its
! quietest in their home. "Glengyle," situa t.
| ed in Albemarle county, have now return
| ed to Richmond for the winter.
! All Annapolis society is interested in the
wedding next Thursday of Miss HANNAH
| P. Randall. the daughter of Hon. Johr
| Witt Randall to Mr.. William Blade,
| Lowndcs, the son of Ex-Governor LloyC
| Lowndes. The brde-elect is entertaining
{ rurHher of h, 3r..?tsn,a Gs al an ante
| nLptial house party.
| The Friday Cotillon Club will give an.
other of their very delightful germans