Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-20

cles where she is very popular Mr.
Crosman is e welt-known club man ana
belongs TO one Of the most prom'hent
families in Pennsylvania. After wed"
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs Crosman will IKE
In Harrisburg.
The wedding OF Miss Louise Morton.
the daughter of Mr.. O. S. Morton. OF
No l0i east Cary street, and MI WI
liam A. Curd of Johnstown. Pa, took
place at $50 p NJ. yesterday. the KEY
w ". Lear, of Centenary Metnodlst
Episcopal church. officiating. The cere-
nlony was performed In the home or the
bride, the color scheme Of decorations
being in white. pink and green An aisle
of white ribbon. was formed from
the dining-room to the front window OF
the front parlor, before which the bridal
pair stood 10 exchange their vows. Inc
ribbon holders We're Master James and
Miss Louise Miller, both dressed in white.
Miss Margaret Brundge Morton. wearing
white orsandie and carrying white chry-
santhemums. attended the bride and her
maid of honor. The best man was
Mr. Henry Curd. Of Charlottesville, Va.
The bride was gowned In white mousse
line de sole. over taffeta. Her flowers
were a shower of violets tied with white
gauzc ribbon. The wedding, was followed
by an informal reception. Mr.. and Mrs.
train for . wedding tour at the con-
clusjon Of which they will live in Johns
town. Miss Morton Is widely known
and most highly esteemed In Richmond.
where she has a great number of init
mate friends, Mr.. Curd Is a successful
bushes man of Johnstown, and has
made most agreeable impression on
many Richmond acquaintance.
II &c
Lieutenant E. r. Warner McCabe, United
States army. son OF Colonel W. Gordon
McCa abe. of this city. has obtained leave
OF absence from his post in the Philip
pines. and is making a tour through
China.
Lieutenant McCabe is squadron adiu-
tant of the Sixth Regular Cavalry. and is
stationed al Naise. in the Island Of Luz
ION.
1t Is believed that the Sixth will sail
for the United States in January or
February. rs the regiment has now serv-
''' tmee YEARS i'll the Philippines.
The following will be the attendants at
the Lorton-LawrenCe wedding in New
York:
Bridesmaids-Miss Katharine Post New
bold, Miss Anna Lawrence Herrick, Miss
Garcia Lawrence Churchill Miss Mary
Josephine Rowland, Miss Katharine Dill
worth Wisner and Miss Resale Gardiner
Jones. Mr. LOTIONS best man will be Dr.
George Boiling Lee. and the ushers
Richard Francis Goldsborough. SYDNEY
Leighton Smith. Dr. George Huston Bell!
Joseph f. Simmons. Arthur Shelton Willy,
Julian Jacqueiin Mason Dr. Harwood
Huntington, and Colonel W. 0. Shelton.
of this city.
The current issue of Vogue has the fol-
lowing pleasant mention of Mr.. and Mrs
James X. Maddux, welI-known here:
Mrs James *. Maddux is one of the most
notable sportswomen of the South, and is
also widely known in the North. where
her horses have won many coveted rib
oons at the Shows. She was Miss May
Muurlins. OF New York Her Virginia
hunter, Searchlight. has the enviable rep |
ntation of having Won more ribbons at
Madison Square Garden in one season |
man any other hunter. Mr.. Maddux.
formerly master of the Warrenton
hounds. some years ago won many rars.
out has recently given his attention to the |
training and breeding OF hunters, and
with his best two last autumn took i
IiooonS In every class in which !
theE were shown at Manassas,
louisville. and Richmond. before |
ne ne went to New York to Judge the
hunter classes at the National Horse
Southern shows and won |
several silver cups. She is a fearless
cross-country rider
The Church Hill branch Of the Society |
1or the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
WI! establish the humane feature in the
public schools of Richmond, Va. in few
Gays: The following arc the ladies of
=, me branch who have been inoefatigable
In W"rFirg to have this system establish |
ed in all the public schools of our civ. !
MISS Pearl Bodeker, Miss Ruby Bodeker,
Miss. MSS sirsie Peasants. Mrs. Alice Ready.
e e a ,,sse noies appeared before the Public
School Eoard last year. and had a hear
ing from the board. This body OF noble
men a,a agreed to have the humane work /
taken Up in the public schools. The ladies
explained the good work accomplished In
insulting these ideas in the Children. II
~ouIa teach them TO be refined and kind.
owing TO II being late In the session II
was decided to wait until this session
os .rs, j was introduced Into the schools.
me idea Of the branch islto have cnr,.
faVS a..