The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-14


NIL, becomes the bride of Mr. j. Vaughan
jones, of Hampton, Va.
Miss Jessie May Bowling, the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bowling. and
DR.. Glasgow Armstrong will be married
at $3.50 this evening in the home of the
bride, Sherwood" at Staunton, Va.
The young couple will be lat home
after October 18th at No. 10 Market Street,
in Stanton.
a Winchester wedding of interest sched-
uled for to-day is that of Miss Mary
India Grimm. the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Rely Grimm, to the Rev. G. a.
Iuttrell, of Rawlings, Nd
The ceremony will take place at P.
OF Winchester's prettiest and most popu-
lar girls
The annual meeting Of the Association
70, the Preservation Of Virginia Antiqut-
ties will be held Tuesday. october Goth,
at P. NJ, in the rooms OF tho Virginia
Historical Society.
Whist Club.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met
yesterday afternoon at the Woman s
College. The highest score, north and
south, was made by Mrs. Bland Smith
and Miss Guilaume.. The highest east
and west was made by Mrs. l. II. White
and Miss Eliza Harvie.
Personal rlention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton, Of
New York, entertained a box party at
| dinner this evening and took them to the
Horse Show afterwards.
Tho Hamiltons are expecting Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fender, Of Tarboro. N. c.,
! and DR.. Marriott of that town, to be
/ among tht number Of their guests during
/ Horse Show week.
| Mrs w. r. Barham and her daughter,
Mrs. r W. Whitehurst, OF Butte street,
! Norfolk Va, are the guests Of Mrs.
Barham's brother. Mr.. N. P. Golfer, of No.
III East Clay Street.
Mrs Alice Palmer and Miss Vera Pal
mer leave tomorrow morning for New
| York. whence they sail on Saturday to
spend the winter in England.
Mrs. Garrett G. Gooch, Of Staunton.
and her niece, Miss Mary Skeen, Of Cow
ington, Virginia, who have been the
guests OF Mrs. R. r. Hunter for the past
ten days, left yesterday for home
Mrs Paul r. McFadyen and her little
son are visiting Mrs. n III. Sibert, at
No. GA East Grace Street.
Miss Katherine Trice is expected to ar
rive from her home, "Woodlawn," Va,
20 unity lat t,nr hAra
The many friends of DR.. Isaiah White
will be pleased to hear that he has quite
I recovered from his recent Illness and, as
he Is fine horseman, he will doubtless,
take in the pleasures Of the show.
Mrs. Henry BONNER, of Philadelphia,
Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Addie
Deane Lyons, on the Hermitage Road.
Miss Jane Rutherford has moved into
the Nash fats, at No. 500 West Franklin
! Street
Mrs. Ben Nash and Miss Mary Hatcher
have returned from a delightful sum-
mer, spent in the mountains<of Virginia
and on the New England Coast, to their
home, No 500 West Franklin Street.
Miss Mamie Grigg will spend the aut-
/ Hlllll anu carry WiHleI WIN IIlGniS IN
Louisville, KY,
Mrs. Clarence Stuart and Mss Sue
Davidson, of Lexington, Va, were ex-
pected TO arrive in Richmond last even
ing for the week, Miss Davidson will
remain to attend the Confederate Daugh-
ters' meeting In Norfolk Both ladies
Will be at No. 2l5 East Franklin ST. eet.
Mr. A. c. Mather and his friend, Mr.
Clarke, of Philadelphia are in Richmond
to attend the Horse Show
Mr., Eugene d. sydnor's horse, King Do.
do, and Mr.. Wnllcr Hollndays hoI sc
Kentucky Cardinal" both frst-prizt
winners at other shows, will be ridden
here by Miss Gertrude SHELTON, one OF
the most accomplished md daring OF
equcstriennes.
Miss Lillian Ragand has gone to Kin5
and Queen county, having been elected
to teach public school at the court
house.
Miss Bessie Tucker. OF Charles city, 4
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Folkes
at No, Sl6 North Twenty fourth Street
Mrs, Walter Langford. Of No. sir Norti
Twenty-fourth Street, Is recovering from
typhoid fever.
} Mr., Marshall r, Price has returnet
! from the Yellow sulphur Springs.
Miss Dora Adyelett, OF Illinois, ,s a
Mr.. Montgomery's No, $40 East I,eigi
Street She is niece OF Mrs. w. Fl
Ragby, OF No 900 East Leigh street. sh
IL an authorizes. "Retribuuon." In Mum
; sey's Magazine for August. Is from he
pen,
,, The Marine Band
The Marine Wand from Mashington