Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-09
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where they will make their future nome
Miss Ruth And erson. daughter q ~ Ma - :.
William A. Anderson, will leave cave eo-uas Z
for Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs E. y. V Vale !" = Aeels
to-day for Baltimore
Miss Jane Coleman, who is visiting is rela-
tives in Williamsburg, is expected n IONS
this week.
Or. D. ]. King. of WILLIAMSBURG was In
the city yesterday.
Mr.. w H. Parrish is at the Waioor =
Astoria, New York.
Mrs. r. M Lynn and littlelson re.u liz nIu
to the city last night from a'1h1iii
county.
The Misses Petit, Of Norfolk, Will De the
guests Of Mrs H. Seldom TAYLOR. At
7oR west Grace street during the holse
show.
Mr.. George B. Christian returned from
a brief visit to Washington last MOT
day.
Mrs. Ida Dcering Bangs. Miss FANNIE
Bangs of Washington. will pc the sues.s
of Mrs. Robert B. Wood durlns the noi .
show
Mr. f. W. Newman left Tuesday 1or
Gauiey Bridge. W. Va, where he VIII
spend the cold season on "a large tract OF
coal land belonging to Mr.. w. c. New
man and himself.
Miss Bessie Ellyson is in Gloucester to
attend the Sewell-Perin wedding.
Mr. Allen Lynn has returned from
pleasant trip to Washington, D. q
Mr. C. M. Boswell has returned from
an extended trip TO the Lakes and cana
da Mrs. Boswell is now in Chase City:
Thomas Galaher. the tobacco manufac-
turer Of Belfast, Ireland, left yesterday
morning for New York, from which place
he will sail for home
Mr.. and Mrs 3. B. Munford. who have
been in Colorado the past year, are In
New York on their way to Richmond
Miss Alice Morris Reddy has returned
from delightful visit to friends in New
port News.
Misses Elise and Elizabeth Davenport
who have been in Albemarle county, are
expected TO return home in time for the
horse show.
Mrs. Garrett Gooch. who has been at
No. 215 east Franklin street for the past
loft hor
in Staunton.
Mrs. Thomas B. Congdon, the son of
Captain George w. Congdon of Chester
field county, will be a student at Richmond
College for the ensuing year.
The next german Of the Friday Cotillon
Club will take place at Belvidere Hall.
on Friday, October 18th.
A reception to the students of this city
will be given tonight in the basement
of the Second Baptist church. An in
teresting programme, including music and
refreshments, has been arranged.
Among those who have been INVITED
to attend are the students of the Wo-
mans College. of the two medical col
leges, and of Richmond College.
Colonel John S. Mosby. the Confederate
cavalry leader. is visiting his daughter,
Miss Pauline Mosby. at No. Is east Frank
lin street, Baltimore.
Mrs. Helen T. Triton, of No lis east
Grace street. announces the engagement
of her daughter Mis- Charlotte Lind
say Triton, to Mr.. Alexander Fleet Ry-
land. The wedding will take place this
fall. Miss Triton is the daughter of the
late R. L. Triton. and Mr.. Ryland is the
bookkeepcr OF the First National Bank.
Mrs George A. Cunningham and her
attractive granddaughter Miss Emily
Lyman, have returned to Richmond
from Alton. where they have spent the
early autumn.
Miss Charlotte Goodloe of Alton. will
be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Douglas
MacGregor, Of west Main street, for the
horse show.
Miss Bessie Doyle, Of Norfolk. was ex-
pected to arrive in Richmond yesterday.
She will be with Miss Margaret Shields
until after next week.
Miss Louise Lee. of Baltimore, will reach
Richmond Saturday. to he the guest of
the Misses White at No. 200 east Fran....n
street.
Quite a party from Alton will be in
Richmond for the horse show, among
them. Mr.. James R. Goodoe and r4r
Hawthorne Goodloe, who will be en-
tertained by Mrs. W. Bailey naunders
The Milton G. Work Whist Club met at
the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon
The play resulted as follows: The highest
north and south, was :, tie between Mrs.
Z. w. P. Brock and Mrs. Bland Smith,
and Mrs. Fairfax Montague and Mrs.
A. l.. Wexford: east and west. Mrs. DON
aldson and Miss Florence Tyler
Mr. Benjamin F. Haupt. of Barton
Heights. and Miss Matte Williams were
married yesterday. After their return
from their bridal trip they will make their
home at No s06 east Grace street.
The first regular meeting of the Will
liams Memorial Circle. will be held Tues
day, October 14th. at the Woman's Chris
tan ASSOCIATE It half past o'clock A
large attendance is earnestly desired. as
business of Importance will be before the
circle.
Successor to Capt. Angle.