The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

Willie J. Gilman, and granddaughter
of Mrs NJ. e. Denzler. and is well known
In Richmond. She was educated at st.
Josephs Academy, In this city. ard about
four years ago, In company with her
mother and brother, went abroad and
made an extended tour of Europe, re.
naming more than a. year. She is an
accomplished musician and linguist, and
has secured several prizes an honorable
nentiono on her sketches in crayon. 1t was
In Paris that Mr.. Hartigan presented a
letter OF Introduction to the little party
from the Johns Hopkins University, Of
Baltimore, Of which Mrs. Glenn and her
two children were members. and the an.
nouncement Of the engagement Is the ro-
suit Of the acquaintance begun there.
Mr.. Hartigan Is associated with his
brothers In railroad construction In the
West. He is civil engineer of high
standing. and though only twenty-seven
years of age. he has already attained
to an enviable position In the business
world. al
It has not yet been decided whether the
marriage will occur In Richmond at st,
Marks Church, of which Miss Glenu's
family are members, or In New York, at
st. Matthew's Church, where she IL now
a teacher in the sunday.school.
Tho wedding Of MIS- Miss Ethel Caroline
shelburne to Or. Thomas Denloval Armi.
stead, Of Roanoke. Va, will take place
from the homo OF the BRIDES parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. SilaA shelburne, Of No.
615 East Franklin Street, December Sth.
at $3.50 P. N.
The ceremony will DO witnessed only
by the immediate families OF bride and
groom. No invitations have been issued.
but announcement cards will follow the
wedding.
Miss Jeanne Lovenstein. the daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Isadoro Lovenstcin.
will 10 married at half-past 4 Wednes-
day afternoon, November 18th. to Mr..
Nathan Coleman. of Savannah, Ga.
The ceremony will be performed by
tho Rev. DR.. Z. n. Cal!sch. in the homo
of the bride, No. SOS North Fifth Street,
only the intimate friends and relatives
being present, An informal reception
from TO will bo afterwards held.
The bride will be attended by Miss
May Brauer MS maid Of honor, and atr
Sidney Iovenstein. her broth.sr. will be
best man to the groom. The wedding
Is an interesting event III both Richmond
and Savannah society, the contracting
parties being we'll known and most
popular In their respcctlve cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tazewell Dowell, of
Lindsay. Albemarle county, have issued
Invitations for the marriage OF th,ir
daughter, Mollie Elizabeth, to AR. Lon,
Mo Rufus Tyler OF this city.
The ceremony will take place Tues
day, November 18th. IN Washington. D.
G. After Western tour Mr., and Mrs.
Tyler will be at home TO their friends
at No. Sl6h North Twenty-seventh Street.
sss
Quite .. pretty wedding will take place
at Monumental Church next Wednesday
evening at O'Clock, tho contrnctins
| narties r,,ins Miss Kathernc q. ROWS.
| the daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Bowls
OF No. bll North Ninth Street. and Mr.
| Roy Hullihen Williams.
The matron Of honor will be Mrs. 7.
| w, McCabe, sister Of the bride-elect
! AIR, William A.. Woodfn will be hest
man. and the ushers: Mr.. John Gibson
| Jr.. Mr.. w. d. I,.ake, Mr., lie Roy Green
Mr.. Richmond Moore, Mr.. William Smith
and AIR, Fred Childress
Both Miss Bowls and Mr.. Williams
enjoy wide acquaintance In this, thei
| native, city,
Thanksgiving German.
! The young ladies who have In charge
the THANKSGIVING german, to be giyel
| IN honor OF the visiting University team'
on the night OF Thanksgiving, are con
graduating themselves on their hrlllian,
prospective success
Az the german this year is directed
by two OF the most attractive OF tn.
seasons debutantes-Miss Lillian Bin
ford and Miss Louise Herbert-unusua
interest 10 being takea in all thA dAtails
The ball room OF tho Masonic TEMPLE
where the german will be danced, vii
be decorated with palms ana tho cnlor'
at the Universities OF Virginia and Norti
Carolina The german leader will be Mr.
Adolphus Blair. and the chaperonsa AR