The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-23

GUS information about the life and habits
Of colonial danes and their accomplish
ments.
Mr. James Branch cabel has been
closely engaged in literary work since
the Virginia mountains. In addition to
other things, he has finished two short
stories.
One Of these, 1.-THE Story Of Adhelnar,"
with an old Normandy French setting,
was Immediately accepted by Harper.
The other has to do with modern life,
and will appear In the Smart Set
TerreII-ElIett.
The wedding celebration of Miss Daisy
Moody Elicit, the daughter of Mrs. A.,
c, and the late DR.. Charles A. Lnett. to
DR.. Emmett Herman Terrell, took place
Wednesday, October 21st, in the home of
the brides mother, "Oak Grove" Han
over county. Va.
The house was prettiy decorated in
palms and autumn flowers. Miss Grace
Post. OF West Point Va, played the
wedding march. and the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. 6. W. Burch, the
pastor of the bride.
Miss Angie Knuckles, of Washin gton,
D. c., was maid Of honor, and Mr. Her
vie Terrell best man. Owing to illness In
the family, the marriage was very quiet.
only the Immediate relatives and init
mate frenus being present. The bride
wore her mothers white silk wedding
gown, her mothers VEIL and for orna-
ments the neckchain and a gold cross
pendant which was a bridal gift from her
father to her mother.
Immediately after the ceremony a de-
lightful luncheon was served In the dining
room. DR.. and Mrs. Terrell left on the
evening train for the North They will
be at home In Richmond after November
18th, at No. so4 East Grace Street. the
home being gift from Mrs Elicit to her
daughter. ~
Among the wedding guests were Mr..
and Mrs. James rutherford, Alr. and
Mrs. j. Thompson Brown. DR.. and Mrs.
Gee, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lafew, of
Richmond; Miss Grace Post, Of West
Point, Va; DR.. Garcin, DR.. Herbert, Miss
Rosebud Brown, Mr.. and MIS-. j.. S. Wood
burn, Miss Angle Knuckles sof Washing
ton. D. c.: MI. E. G. Toome, Mr.. U. Fl.
Mason and others. =
welcomed In Richmond society. where
they already have large number of
friends, and where both are already pop
ular.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Putney have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Josephine, to the Rev.
William Page Dame. of Baltimore.
The ceremony will be performed Thurs
day evening, November 18th, at O. clock.
in Holy Trinity Church.
The bride and groom will be at home
after December LIST In No. 1925 West
North Avenue, Baltimore.
Country Club Meets.
The Board OF Governors OF Lakeside
Country Club elected the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year last evening:
Mr.. Lucan B. Tatum was reelected
president; Mr.. John P. MCGUIRE. vice.
president, and Mr.. Abram Warwick, sec
rotary and treasurer.
The club enters upon the most flour
fishing period of its history, with larger
membership and a. greater surplus in the
treasury than ever before
The entertainments given there, which
were such charming social feature OF
last autumn and spring. will again be
the first one to take place
on Saturday afternoon. November 18th.
Mrs. Jennie McPhail Welsh will reopen
her dancing class at Belvidere Hall.
No 9lO Floyd Avenue, the first dance
being scheduled for November 4th.
Mrs. Welsh will be glad to give add
tional information at No. 4lS West Main
Street. Her classes have always been
80 popular and SO we'll attended that
the young people will look forward to
their beginning again with the most
pleasurable anticipatlons. Mrs. Welsh
is most accomplished class director.
Personal rlention.
Miss Beatrice Ashmead, OF Washington.
y. c., who has been the guest Of Mrs.
William l.. Royal for several weeks.
will leave to-day for home. Miss Ash
mead was one OF the handsomest among
the many visiting young ladies at the
Richmond Horse Show
Mr.. william Ellis Jones is Ill with
pneumonia at his home, Summer field"
in Henrico county.
Miss Bessie Rountree will leave In
few days to visit Miss Irene Strayer, of
Harrisonburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Rutherfoord have
returned from Hanover, where they went
to attend the Terrell Elicit wedding, on
Wednesday last.
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson, who Is at homo
HsalIb WAS greatly improved by a. long
stay at Clifton Springs. New York, In
the early autumn
The engagement OF Miss Kate Y. God
din to Mr., Frank Crutchtleld has been
announced by Mr. and Mrs, John II.
Goddin. the parents of the bride elect.
the wedding to take place November nth
In No, GOT West Grace Street, the homs
of the bride.
Miss Sophie Williams and Mr.. p. M.
Barlow were married at $50 p. NJ. Wed.
nesday, in the home Of the brides father.
Mr., Edward Williams OF No GOO North
Twentieth Street,
The Rev. n. A, Goodwin ofnciated.
Mrs Edward Wright is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Robert Page Grymes, at No.
I216 East Franklin Street.