Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

until the last few years Als fanny aAs
| ed abroad.
| Mr.. Williams is the purchasing agent Of
the Railway and Light Company OF
America. His father Is tho senior mem
| Der or the firm of John l.. Williams &
Sons, bankers.
| Mr.. Sydney Smith Gage, OF Newport
News. and Miss Bessie Elliott, OF near
| Buckroe Beach. wers quietly married IN
| this city on Monday. The ceremony was
performed In the minister's study and
was witnessed by small party OF the
1 friends OF the young people who accom-
panied them to see the nuptial knot
| tied. Miss Lottie Elliott, the brides
sister attended her as maid OF honor and
| Mr.. Gage was attended by Mr. D. 4.
Carroll, Of Newport News, who acted as
| best man. The ceremony occurred short
ly after the noon hour, after which the
| bridal party and their friends went TO the
| jefferson Hotel and lunched-
Mr.. CAGE is a well-known young man.
being employed in the Newport News
| ship-yard. His bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Elliott. For the
1 present Mr.. and Mrs. Gage are Stopping
| with the brides parents. near Buckroe
| Beach. They will later take up their
| residence in Newport News.
| 4
The engagement of Miss Evelyn Bal
lard daughter ST W. P. Ballard, of New
MORT News. to Stuart Lottier. has been
| announced and the wedding will take
place September 10Th, 1902 at her father
| residence on Thirty-fifth street. MISS
| Ballard is petite brunette and much ad-
mired and has the distinction OF oelns
the first child born in Newport News.
! Mr.. Lottier is native of this city,
Nv a non1llar men,
Der Of Richmond society He is brother
! of Miss A1olIic Lottier and Of Mr.. John
Lottier, and has many frineds who will
| be interested toslearn of his approaching
marriage.
Two popular young members OF the
smart set, whose engagement is OF much
| interest to Richmonders are Miss Mary
! Blair Barvie and Mr.. Charles c. Graves
! Miss Harvie is the daughter Of Mr.. and
| Mrs James B. Harvie of south Third
street. and is an exceedingly pretty and
cultured girl. She has been very popular
| since making her debut and numbers her
| friends by the score. Mr.. Graves comes
| Of an old Charles City family by that
| name and is popular member of the
staff of the EHcrmond Times.
Miss Mar.se Eckert and Andrew J.:
| Lucas. botI, of this city,. were married
| Monday 1na2Ning at O'Clock IN 81.
| Mary's German Catholic church, by the
Rev Father Edwards Immediately alter
! the ceremony. recept was helo IN lll ,s
| the TAO train for Washington and north
ern cities.
! Miss Roberta Lee Irby and Mr.. r. e.
Shore Jr., were married "Wednesday
morning at 1880 o'clock at Blackstone.
| Miss Irby is one of the most popular
Young ladies' in Blackstone, and Mr..
Shore. who is the cashier at the Jeffer-
son Hotel, is well-known here in social
and business circles.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
| Walter Herndon Miles, of this city, to
Miss Elizabeth Lee Dame, the daughter
! of Rev. William Dame, Of Baltimore. Miss
Dame is well-known here. having made
many lengthy visits to Miss Josephine
Putney, of this city, when she made hosts
| Of friends. N1r. Miles is a member of the
| firm of Stephen Putney and Company,
and is well-known in social circles The
exact date has not been set for the mar
riage, but it will take place late in the
| fall.
| r. L. Page, of this city, and Miss Lena
| A. Howard, of Norfolk, We're married in
Norfolk Monday afternoon at o'clock, at
| the residence of Mrs. l.. A. Lester, IA
Boush street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. r. H Bennett, of Ep-
worth Methodist church. Only a few in
| innate friends witnessed the marriage.
| The bride is a professional nurse, and
was making her home with Mrs. Lester.
Mr.. Page is employed at the Tredegar
| Works.
| Miss Mamie E. Owen, Of this city, and
Mr.. Harry Holstead Styll, of Philadel-
| phia, were married Tuesday at the resi-
| dence of the brides sister, Mrs. Hattie
| Whteside, near Keysville Miss Owen
| is the daughter of Captain H. T. Owen
and is charming girl.
| November 18th has been set as the date
for the wedding of Miss Henrietta Ed
wilma Booth. the daughter of DR.. E. G.
| Booth, Carriers Grove, Va, to Mr.. Henry
A. Wise. Assistant District Attorney of
| New York city, and son of Hon. John S.
| Wise.
| The marriage will take place at Bru-
/ ton Parish church and will be followed
| by a handsome reception. Miss Fannie
Guy, of this city; Miss Sallie Wood
Charlottesville; Miss Lizzie Bowdoin and
Miss Maria Tucker. Norfolk; Miss Edith
Thompson, Atlanta; Miss Nina Wise,
| New York; Miss Elizabeth Moreccck
| Williamsburg, and Miss Clara Booth,
| Carriers Grove; Messrs, -. G. Booth, Jr.,
| tRichmond: George helms Wise. New
port News; John S. Wise, Jr., C. C. Phil
lips, Evan Shelby, and Ralph Holland, of
New York; Spencer Garter, Richmond:
| Thompson Booth, Carriers Grove; Captain
Hugh Wise, United States navy; Drs.
1 Henry A. Wise, williamsburg, and Cary
D. Langhorne, Lynchburg, will be among
/ the attendants.
| On Wednesday last Miss Rebecca
Lewis O'Brien and Mr.. Edward Lee Frost
! We're united in marriage at the home of
the brides parents by the Rev. Father
McKeefey, pastor of st. Patrick's church.
| The bride is the pretty and attractive
| daughter of MIR. and Mrs Andrew P.
/ O'Brien, and the groom is a well-known
commission merchant on Cary street.
| The Interesting announcement is made
| Of the approaching marriage of Miss
Anna Wilson to Professor Heck, OF Lee
high University. Penn. The event will.
take place in Lynchburg, the home of the
bride on Sept. 10. at noon, and will
be a quiet one. Miss Anna moved to
Lynchburg from Buchanan a few years
ago. with her father the late Captain
]. f. Wilson
Cards are out this week for the mar
| r Of