Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-27

TIE RICHMOl
hoped that the attendance on this occasion
Dr.. and Mrs Frank stin and Miss Stiff
have returned from Westmoreland, wnere
they went to be present at the wedding
OF DR.. stiffs sister. Miss Ruth stiff
Miss Elizabeth Haw, of Dundee, is
the guest Of Miss Vera Palmer, at No.
a1s south Third street.
| Miss Martha Houston Evans, of Ger
| mantova, Philadelphia, is the charming
guest Of Miss Anna Deane Carr. at NO.
10 east Grace street. Miss Evans Will
b. here Ger Thanksgiving and for some
| time af,er7 or6s.
Miss Page Nichols, Of Petersburg. will
be the guest Of Miss Louise Loving for
| Thanksgiving.
afr Theodore K. Miller and Henry c.
| Miller, Jr., Of Baltimore are the guests
| for the season, of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Chase
Morton.
Mr.. E. P. Crunp and family left yes
terday morning for Charlotte, N. c., at
| which place they will take up their resi-
dence.
Miss Elizabeth seelinger and Mr.. Will
liam H. Bahen we're married at o'clock
Monday afternoon q in the home Of the
bride, No. 115 east Marshall street, by
the Rev. Father Johns, of st. Mary's
church.
The parlor and house decorations were
in pink carnations and palms and the
wedding marches were rendered by Mas
ter Leslie Lot1le.
Ushers were Messrs. A. J. Black, D. e.
Doyle, ]. 0. Traylor, and L. A. Farley.
The maid of honor, Miss Rosa Bahen.
was gowned in cream etamine with cream
applique. The best man was Mr.. G. J.
Seelinger.
The bride was attired in gray panne
crepe with lace trimmings, and carried
Brides roses. After a northern we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bahen will make
their home with the brides mother, at
No. 115 east Marshall.
Miss Rebecca Trueheart Ellerson, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Roy
| Ellerson, Of "Ellerson's. Va, and Mr..
Armstrong Thomas, Of Baltimore, were
married in the First Presbyterian
church Monday evening, the Rev. Dr.. G.
K. Wa1thall and the Rev. Upton B.
Thomas, of Norfo.4l, officiating.
In appreciation of the many courtesies
shown them by their gallant beaux dur
ing the season, the young ladies of
south Pine street will tender a banquet
to the young men of the same section OF
the city tonight, in the home
Of Mrs. c. Emmett Hill. sos South Pine
street
Spreads will be laid for twenty-five and
the festivities will begin at 9 o'clock. The
young ladies have prepared list of
toasts to be responded to, and the young
men are now busy preparing their ora
torical efforts.
The thirteenth birthday of Miss Lizzie
Pace was observed by surprise party
at her home No. 1905 north Twenty-sec-
ond street Music was played on the
piano by Miss Lottie Miller; piano and
violin duet by Miss Agnes and George
Miller.
Among the young ladies present were:
Misses Estelle Miller Marie Miller, Beat
rice Brauer Emelia Jones' Annie Dolan,
Lottie Miller, Louise and Myrtle Miller,
| Agnes Miller Myrtle Mf1eton Ida La
! lard, Kate Arnold, Pearl Mif1eton, Bes-
sic Allen, Annie Broffett, and among the
gentlemen were: Messrs. Frank Terry,
George Miller George Pace, Wesley Ar
mold. Aubrey Arnold, Richard Rice,
Richard Hogan. John Conway, Louis
Mif1eton. George Jones. The party
was chaperoned by Miss Matte Terry,
Mr. and Mrs. Pace, Mr.. and Mrs. Mifi1e-
ton and Mrs. D. Edwin Davis.
The following beautiful programme was
rendered at the meeting of the Piano Club
last Monday afternoon in No. 1922 west
Grace street:
1. Piano-Thou Sublime. Sweet Evening
Star .............- Wagner
Mrs Carl W. Kimpton.
9 Piano-"Polonaise, Opus g.. Chopin.
Miss Fannie Lewis.
3. Piano-'Nocturne," Opus o.. Chopin.
Miss Nellie Williams.
T. Violin-.Walther's Perished," from Der
Melstersinger ...... wagner.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt.
5. Piano-"Mazurka'' ...............Ch Chopin.
Miss Nina Constable.
s. Soprano Solo-"A May Morn
Miss Lillian Taylor.
4 Piano-"Elsa's Dream" ........Wagner.
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD.
| s. Piano-"Balade in A Flat" Opus
47............ ................ .CIopin.
Miss Zelle Minor.
Miss Peachy Ryland Mcdowell and Mr..
| William T. Tignor will be married this
morning at o'clock, in the parlors Of
the Rev ]. c. Babcock, the pastor of
| Paramount Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Mcdowell is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Mcdowell, of Church Hill,
| and is a pretty and popular member OF
! East End society. The groom-elect is an
employee Of the Passenger and Power
| Company.
| The young couple will leave by the S:45
! O'Clock train for northern trip, and will
| live on Church Hill when they return.
The Sue X. Gordon Whist Club met
| Monday evening when the top score was
made by Miss Gordon and Miss Florence
| Tyler.
The Stay-at-home- Whist Club met Tues
| day evening with Miss Matte Harris There
was tie for the top score between Mrs.
| Henningham Spilman and Miss Matte
| Harris, and Mrs. Bland Smith and Miss
! Maria Harris The next meeting will be
| with Mr.. Tom Moore.
| The Kate Wheelock Whist Club met Tues
| day night with Mrs. T. D. Williams, when
| duplicate whist was played. Mrs. Isaiah
! White. guest of the club. and Mrs.
| Charles Todd, making the highest score.
! The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ed
mund Waddill.
Mr. Carter Branch gave a handsome
| 10 CT NIGHT the VeStInOrela nd