Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-24

on important business.
Cards have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Meade Spotswood Field to MIR
Charles Pennington Brown. The ceremony
will be performed on "Wednesday evening.
February 4tt, at $50 o'clock. at Jones'
Methodist Episcopal church, in Sussex
county. Miss Field is the sister of Mr..
William Oliver Field. and has a number
Of friends in this city, who will be in
terested II. her approaching marriage.
An approaching marriage of much in
terest is that OF Miss Rosalie Augusta
Eealy to Mr.. Francis B. Hooper, which
will take place at st. Matthew's church.
in Washington. OH February Sd at
o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Healy has
a host Of friends in this city. where she
formerly lived. She has spent much of
her time recently at the home Of her
uncle. Mr.. Edmond Plowden Hickey. 1905
Eighth street, Washington, D. c.. from
whica place. she will be married.
Mrs Clara Berwick Colby, o. Washing
ton. p. c., who was expected to appear
before the Wor1an's Club on Monday
night, has met with an accident, which
will cause a postponement of her plans
as far as Richmond is concerned, though
she hopes to come and fulfil her engage
Ment later.
Mr.. Yohannon. of Ornia. Persia, who
has been in this country for some years
and, having completed his studies al the
Union Theological Seminary, is about to
return to his native land as a turaiized
American citizen, has kindly consented
to give a talk on Persia at the club Mon
day. Mr.. Yohannons culture. his acqui-
sition Of the English language, and his
degree of interest into his subject.
Mrs. Wright, wife of Representative c.
F. Wright. of Pennsylvania, entertained
Thursday at a large tea at the Hotel
Gordon, in Washington, the occasion
marking the debut of her daughter, Miss
Florence Wright Assisting to welcome
the company were Mrs. Martin. wife of
Senator Martin: Mrs. John Dalzell Mrs.
J. c. Sibley. Mrs: Elihu Frost Miss Edith
Main. Miss Elizabeth Rouse. Mrs. Flor
ence IngraF,. OF Baltimore. Miss Archh-
bald. and Miss Northrop. In the tea
; room, which was beautifully decorated in
pink roses. Mrs. HeatWoie and Miss Day
did the houors-
The debutante. who is an exceptionally
attra ctive young woman. wore a beauti-,
fully made gown of white chiffon and
lace and carried lilies-of-the-valley. The
company represented nearly the entire
body of congressional society. with many
personal friends of Miss Wright and her
parents in resident circles.
Mrs Archer Anderson. chairman of the
Virginia table for the Confederate bazaar,
desires all contributions of money, fancy
articles. and other things TO be sent to
her hcme. los west FranaSlin street. It is
earnestly hoped that Virginians will take
/ pride in supporting Mrs, Anderson in her
! undertaking. &. s5.45
Major C. c. Taliaferro. Of Roanoke, Va,
| will be in the city for few days.
Mrs. J.. B. Kidd and daughter, Miss
Caroline Kidd, left Thursday for Florida,
| Cuba. and Nassau, where they will re-
main several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. David T. Howell, of 2l0
east FRANKLIN street, have returned home
! from very pleasant visit to friends in
| Greensboro, y.
| Miss Bright Hall. of this city. is being
| delightfully."- entertained at the hospitable
| home of Mrs. G. D. Turner, of Newport
!, News.
A called meeting of the Richmond Chap
ter of the United Daughters of the Con-
1 federaCy Will De netQ at Lee lamp -f1dti
| Monday morning at IL o'clock, to arrange
for the annual tea.
Governor Montague was absent from
/ his Office again yesterday, being confined
at the mansion with deep cold. While
| he is not threatened with pneumonia or
| any other serious complications. he is
quite unwell. and is taking care OF him-
self.
j#fE5z q
Mrs. James r. HUBBARD. of Norfolk, is