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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
BLACKSTONE.


Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
BLACKSTONE, VA. Oct Sl.-Thers
|as been but little transpirins In the
Pcial world here this week. but there
Te rumors OF early marriages and
,ther events to be announced later.
rhe chief thing II interest this week
hs the dining given by Miss Matte
,irdy to few Of her friends on Fri
Is, and which was greatly enjoyed by
Nm. The culinary reputation OF the
! Iltess and her mother and her easy
Timer OF entertaining always make
hSinvltations greatly sought after and
I iakeciated.
y. j. r. Adams has returned from
a Islt to her daughter Mrs. w. d,
Coe. Of Sussex county.
and Mrs. j., D. Crawley attended
theharrage OF tho latter's sister, near
| FalYillc. this week.
Awhile ribbon" sociable was given
by ladies' of the w. c. T. u. at the
hompf the president, Mrs. w, E. Gar
rett,hl Friday evening for the benefit
Of Il HONORARY members. 1t proved
Yeryhjoyable event.
Mehmes N. NJ. Neblett and w. z.
Hurtbent few days In Richmond this
MiaLouise Budd who has been visit
tng thds In Richmond since the Horse
shoWteturned TO her home here on
F'ridahight.
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Raleigh, North Carolina.
Demsie Grimes OF Washington, N. c.,
to Miss Willie Skinner. of Oxford, the

Demsie Grimes, OF Washington. N. c.,
to Miss Willie Skinner. of Oxford, the
ceremony having been in tho st. steph-
ems Episcopal Church Wednesday NOM
Ing. 1t was quite fashionable eveit
The bridal party was as follows:
ushers: Colonel Aston Grimes. d,
derson; MIR. Robert Lassiter, OF Hender-
son; Hon. J. Bryan Grimes, OF Raleigh;
Mr.. Frank Pinnix. OF Oxford, and Mr.
Ed. .1Asaitcr, OF Oxford.
BrIdesmaids: Miss Annie Taylor, Miss
Charlotte Britt. Miss Lulie Biggs. Miss
Fannie Gregory, Mrs B. K. Hayes. Miss
Belle Thorpe. Miss Susan Gresham, Miss
Alice Graham. Miss Margaret Hilliard.
Miss Maud Parham, Miss Rosa Crews,
Miss Bennett Gregory. Miss Jeanette
Biggs, Miss Lena Taylor. Miss Sue
Robards, Miss Magdelene lands. Miss
Mamie Lands, Miss Carrie Lands. Mrs.
William Crews, of Henderson. sister OF
the bride, dame ofhonor; Mr.. Junius D.
Grimes. OF Washington, best man,
Much interest Is excited in this city
and the State at large In the forth
coming marriage of DR., Edwin A. Alder
man, formerly president OF the uniyer-
sity OF North Carolina. and now OF tn
lane University. La, to Miss Bessie
Hearne, prominent society lady OF New
Orleans DR.. Alderman Is exceedingly
popular In this State.
Cards are issued for the marriage OF
Miss Susan Timberlake. daughter Of MT
Julian b. Timberlake, OF this city, ia
Mr.. V, A. Rountree. OF ktnston, Thurs
day, November 9Th. at the home OF the
brides parents, on West Jones Street
The OLA Podrlda Club was charmlnglS
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Mr.. and Mrs, Il. II. Garrett, of st, Louis,
and Mr., and Mrs. i. Thompson Brown.
of "Briarfield.' near BEDFORD City
Miss Coalter, who is exceedingly popll-
lar in Richmond society. and has been
a belle during the season succeeding
her debut. is the daughter of Mrs, and
the lnte st. George Tucker Coalter, and
tho niece of Major Clay Drcwry, OF this
city, and the lute Augustus IL. Drewry,
of Wcstovcr, As the great-great-g grand
daughter CT Judge John Coalter, of the
Court of Appeals, aud the great-great-
niece of John Randolph. Miss Coalter is
closely connected with many OF tho old
est and most prominent Virginia fami-
lies
MIR. Spencer is also Virginlan, belong
Ing to we'll known Charlotte county
branch Of tho Spencer family, lie
occupies an excellent position In st.
Louis, where he has been successful in
business, and where no is identl-
fled with the leading clubs and other
social organizations Of that metropolis,
Invitations have been reviewed In Rich
mond from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones
Rixey Of Brandy, culpepsr county, Va,
for the marriage Of their daughter, Eliz-
abeth Herndon, to Mr. r. Wiley stearns.
OF this city.
The wedding viii take place Wednesday,
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Special TO The rimes-Dlspatch.,


RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 3l.-Cards are
out for the marriage Of Miss Mattye
Elisa Pace. daughter OF Mrs. William H.
Pace, this city, to Mr.. Jones Fuller. q
prominent attorney OF Durham, In the
First Baptist Church OF Raleigh. No
yernber 18th, at s P, NJ. 1t will be one
of the most fashionable weddings OF the
season.
Cards for the marriage Of Mr.. Edward
Carlton Duncan, internal revenue COL
lector for this. the fourth. district. and
Miss Alma Speisht, OF Fremont, Wednes-
day. November 18th. in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. OF that place, have
been issued. They will be at home In
Raleigh after December 10th.
Miss Mary Lacy. daughter Of state
Treasurer Lacy, returned Friday from
Fayetteville. where she was maid OF
honor at the marriage OF Miss Flora
Mcpherson. to Mr.. R. b. Evans. on
Tuesday afternoon. in the historic Nc
fherson Church, The bride Is one OF the
McPherson twins, known and greatly
admired throughout North Carolina, and
the groom is a successful business man
and extensive farmer,
A delightful dance was given Friday
night In Raney Library ballroom by
young men of the city, complimentary
to young ladies visiting in Raleigh.
Among the out-of-town ladies partici-
pating were Miss Lucy London, OF Pitts
horo; Miss Phillips, of Tarboro; Miss Nell
Skinner, OF Greenville. and others
Hon. j. Bryan Crimes and sister, Mrs,
Mary Grimes Smith, returned yesterday
from Oxford. where they attended the
marriage OF their brother. Mr.. William
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many man. unrivalled by maids OF
other ilk.
Carneal--Vaughan.

Carneal--Vaughan.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
James Thomas Vaughan for the mar
riagc OF her daughter, Mable, to MI.
James Thomas Carneal
The ceremony will be performed We'd
nesday, November 18th. at G:S0 r. NJ.
in the parlors Of Mrs. j. Frank Sinton.
the sister of Miss Vaughan, who has
her apartments, at the Plaza Hotel. Bal
timore. The Rev. W. 3. Beauchamp,
OF Broad Street Methodist Church, this
city. will officiate.
The young couple will be at home
after December 18th, at the Chesterfield.
The bridc-elect is strikingly handsome,
and u great social favorite. as we'll as
Richmond belle. Mr. Carneal Is an
al,lmnus OF the University of Virginia.
a member of tho real estate firm of j. u.
Carneal & Son. and an enterprisinE
young business gentleman. who counts
his Richmond friends by the score
Spencer--Coalter.
A beautiful autumn wedding will be
celebrated at G. ~. NJ next "wednesday,
November 4th,s In thee First Baptist
Church. when Miss Amelia. Drewry Coal
ter becomes the bride of Mr.. Branch
Flournoy Spencer, of st, Louis. The Rev.
DR.. George Cooper, the pastor of the
church, will be the celebrant. Artistic
altar decorations will be in palms, silver
candelabra and white tapers. Professor
Watson will play the wedding marches.
and, during the ceremony, Rubenstein's
Thou art like unto Il flower
The bride. a lovely young girl of the
brunette type. win enter With her broth
er, Mr. II St. John Coalter. She will
he gowned in white crepe de chine. worn
above accordion plated liberty silk, and
trimmed with shrrings and chiffon Her
veil will be fastened by a diamond crcs-
cent, an heirloom OF her family. and
she will carry a shower of lilies of the
valley. She will bo attended by two of
the handsomest young matrons in Rich
mond, Mrs. II. st. John Coalter and Mrs.
Henry Heth Walden, as her danes of
honor, and by Miss NIaude McCaw Pat
terson, who will otliciate as maid of
honor
Mrs, Coaletr and Mrs. Walden will have
exquisite toilets of white lace over pink,
with applique of pink velvet roses Their
bouquets Will he Madame 'restout roses.
Tho maid of honor will look charming
| In dainty frock of pink null, with Il
big cluster OF La Franco roses.
The bridesmaids. Miss Nellie Hood, of
| Culpepcr: Miss Annie Gwathmey. of
King William: Miss Constance Triton
and Miss Caroline Walden, will he in white
! organdy trimmed profusely with lace,
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The Guest of Miss calIie Mercer.

ana having point d'csprit sashes. They
will have armfus of white japanese
Ichrysantlemuns.
Mr.. Herbert Spencer, of San Antonio.
Texas, the brother of the groom, will be
the best man. Groonlsmen willtinclude:
Mr. Randolph Tucker Coaltcr. Mr.. Sam
uel a. Patterson. Mr. George e. Gregory,
Mr.. Thomas A. Spencer, MIR. Philip
Carleton Mr.. Frank Grigg. Mr.. John
Burke and Mr.. Willie c. Pulliam.
Among the guests from distance to
attend the wedding will be DR.. and Mrs.
Edward Magruder. sof Charlottesville;
Mrs. e. r. Spencer, the mother OF the
groom; Mr.. Herbert Spencer. of San An-
tonic, Texas: Mr.. and Mrs Anderson
Wade Douthat, OF Danville, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Burke. of Rumford;
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MISS ELSIE COUNCIL, OF DAhvlLLE,

Robinson, of North Atterborough, to Mr..
Clarence Edward Hill. traffic manager of
tho Boston Ruhher4 Company, Boston,.
Mass The groom-elect Is a grandson OF
the late Charles &. Thompson. Of this
city.
The Hollywood Memorial Association
met yesterday at noon In the Second
Presbyterian Church. with Mrs, ], Taylor
Ellyson in the chair.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, who continues ~
at Hot Springs, Va, rendered her reslgna-
tion MS president OF the association.
The next meeting will be held January
18TH when u full attendance Is requested.
AT a meeting Of tho graduating class
of the Woman's College held Friday, Miss
Lillio Rocker was elected president; Mis-
Emma Sherman vlce-president; Miss lsa-
hello Walker, secretary, and Miss Mary
Cannady, treasurer, Tho class OF 1901 WIN
celebrate the college semi-centennlal AZ
their graduation, Miss Anderson pre-
sided at the class msatlng.
Excursion to Luray Caverns.
The Retreats excursion to the cayerns
OF Lurayis attracting widespread Interest,".
T1ArA "
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November 11th. Il 8 p. NJ, in st. Ste

November 18th. at P. NJ, In st. Ste-
3phens Church, Culpsper.
The announcement Is one OF widespread %
interest, Miss Rixey being the niece or
Congressman Rixey and having an extern
sve acquaintance In Richmond. MI.
stearns Is a member Of the Richmond
bar ana a, grandson Of the elder rank "
stearrs. who for many years was prom
inently known IN Richmond and V'rsii va.
When Mr.. Stenrns and his bride return
fiom q Northern tour they VIII nave
rooms with Mrs. 8. W. Travers, on west
Franklin Street.
The Right Rev. Bishop A. Van de Vyver.
assisted by tho Rev. Father a. IS. GWynn.
OF Greenville. SC, and the Rev rather e.
Joseph Nagt.l. df tie Cathedral, will
ofEciate at the wedding OF Miss May
Louise O,Connor to Colonel John MURPHY
neyt Wednesflnv nj 1880 A. NJ IN st.
Peters Cathedral.
The bride and groom will be attended py
Mr.. Edmund Hamilton O'Connor, OF ga
vannall, Ca; Mr.. John Murphy. ~. NY y. s
John u. Murphy and Mr.. Erie Boudar.
After the wedding Colonel Murphy ana
lis bride will take a Northern tour. MISS
O'Connbr, who Is n sister OF Mrs. II.
Clinton Boudar, of Richmond. Is dausn-
ter OF the late William Edmund o'Con-
nor, Of Charleston S. c.. who served dur
ing the Civil War In Hampton,s Legion,
and was wounded at Gettysburg she 10
connected through her mother. Mrs. louise
Tr,imbo O'Connor. with the MaTsiArlo
families of Trumbo and Sellman.
Colonel Murphy is known hrst as q
gallant ex-Confederate and second as u
most successful and popular hotei p ropi'
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Entertained Fridny afternoon by Mrs.
Walter a. Montgomery at her beautiful
lone In West Raleigh. Papers were read
iy Mrs. T, II. Briggs on Great Men of
to-day In Germany; by Mrs. *. r.
Battle, Jr.. on Present Royal Family
fourt OF Berlin" and by Mrs. r. L. Stew
ms on Museums OF Berlin Elegant
were served.
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Enthusiastic Meeting.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the Georso
Washington Memorial Association WIS
held at Rauscher's, in Wasnins.oh, -.
c., Friday last Mrs. Decatur Axteli, c1alIr-
man Of the Committee of Richmond. pc
ing present. 8,
AZ fills meeting hearty concurrence IN
the continuation OF the work was unanl-
mousIyF de cided upon. New plans. for III
ture development were presented tor con-
s:deration, aud n strong committee was
anponted to canvass these plans and re-
port at the annual meeting TO ne heio
December 14th.
Mrs. Charles Washington Coleman OF
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, is the president .,. OIL ti'e
Virginia branch Of the associa.1oh
The Richmond Chapter. Daughters OF
the Confederacy, will meet inLee camp
Hall, November 4th. q. o'clock. 4,
A report OF the Norfolk convention VIII
be made. The meeting Is changed from ths
second Wednesday of the month ID order
to have delegates instructed for the Char-
lesion. s. c., convention to be held NO
vember 18th.
Monday Musicale.
The musicale at the woman's Club to-
morrow afternoon promises to be most
enjoyable as the programme VIII ne
rendered by excellent musicians
Miss Elizabeth Armistead Taylor. Or
Norfolk, and Miss Ettie Aylett Cofer are
old favorites, who are always cordially
welcomed by Richmond audiences. MISS
Virginia Roper, also OF Norfolk. has never
been heard at the club, but she makes
her first appearance with the reputation
of being an accomplished musician. and
a most charming pianist, whose compost
lions are ACKNOWLEDGMENT in the musical
world atl
Both Miss Taylor and Miss Roper are
the guests OF Miss Louise Williams. the
chairman OF the day.
An cnga cement Of much interest to rel
ativcs and friendssln Richmond. Is that
Of Miss Alice H. Robinson. OF Providence.
r. l., the daughter of the late f. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-31
INTERCOLLEGIATE CUP YALE's
Wins Championship Trophy After a
Most Exciting Meet by only
Half n Point.

NEW YORK, MaysSO.-Yale won the in
tercollegiate championship cup today in a
Harvard. The result of the meet was in
doubt until after the running of the last
event, in which Harvard would have had to
OF Harvard did win. but Schick, who had
broken down after the finish of the 100
yard dash, was beaten out by Moulton of
now has permanent possession of the chal-
lenge cup, having won il six times to Har-
wards four and Pennsylvania's four in the
Beck OF Yale won the shotput and made
a new record of 46 feet. The old figures
made yesterday by the same man were
a feet 11h inches.
W.. E. Schutt of Cornell won the two-mile
and college records for the distance Alex
Grant of Pennsylvania was the former
record holder, at 9:51 49,
vault, clearing the bar at II feet Z inches,
equalins the record made last year by d..
5. Horton Of Princeton, who merely tied
Protest was made by Manager Clark OF
the Harvard track team to Referee James
S SUI u Van against awardlPg second place In
Clark claimed that Schick of Harvard, ana
not Moulton of Yale, was second. Thomas
O'Brien, who Judged the second place men,
was positive Mouiton won, and w. j. Swan,
who picked third men, was positive Schick
was third. The protest goes to the ex-
II Moulton is disqualified Harvard will
get the meet. Summarizes:
lpO-yard: First heat, semi-finals, won by
r. r. MOulton, Yale; time, 10 Is seconds.
Second heat, won by A. d. Duffy, George
town; time, 10 seconds.
120-yard hurdles s~emi-hnals: First heat
won by J; II. Converse, Harvard; time, Il
seconds. Second heat, won by E. ]. Clapp
Yale; time, Is 4-5 seconds.
Shot putting: Won by f. G. Beck, Yale
with IS feet. Beck again broke the inter,
collegiate shotputting record by / foot and
n inch better than the previous record.
Mile run: Won. by w. A. Colwell. Har-
vs 4rSIyaF FIm run; o.sS T ,9g by ], E. Tight Har.
190-yard hurdle; Final heat won by f. J
Clapp, Yale. Time, Is 35 seconds. Clapt
was set back for a false start, but rar
1OO-yard: Final heat won by A. F.. Duny
Georgetown. Time, 9b seconds.
TwoImiie run; Won, by, w; r; schutt
Cornell Time; $40. This broke the inter,
Grant Of Pennsylvania. Schut led from
Pole vault: Won by ii. L. Gardner, syra.
iTter.oo NTH IL u feet rsno z inches equaling the
Running high jump: Won by r. p. Ker
nan, Harvard, with s feet l inch.
J. ClSpp, Yale; time, Is Is seconds. s ley ~
heat won by j. Thomas, jr., Yale; time
"a As seconds.
Throwing the hammer: Won by ]. r
Princeton. Time, 2:O4 2-5.
22O-yard hurdles; Final won by e. ]
Clapp, Yale. Time, Is is seconds.
Hubbard, Amherst, with p feet ~ inches.
22O-yard: Final heat won by NJ. T. Light
ner, Harvard. Time. 22@seconds.
Cornell, Is; Princeton, i1h: Syracuse, ii
Amherst, 8; Georgetown, S: PennsyIvanis
3; Williams, 2.