Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
:. Notes OF Society,",

/ last was served to seSenty-fiye guests
/ the bridal party being seated at table.
| trip South and viii live IN Memphis.
/ Among the out-of town guest were:
Miss Belle Harris. Memphis: Mr.. and
: Mrs. Reuben Cohen, Philadelphia: Miss
Minnie j.. Cohen, Philadelphia: the
! Misses Rothsctid. Baltimore. and Mr..
; and ME-: Harry Abrams, of Washington,
4 Miss Laura, Jones. the daughter of the
evangelist, Rev. Sam r. Jones, was mar
| REQ Wednesday evening at her pretty
| home, Roselawr,' near Cartersviile, Va,
! 10 David McGraw Flournoy, OF Paducai,
| kS. The event was OF interest all over
| the country. Miss Jones is a charming
! gil. having inherited the magnetism and
cleverness of her distinguished father.
! Mr.. and alrs. John ]. Crutchfield have
| issued invitations to the marriage Of their
! daughter. Miss Ella Brown, to Mr. Aylett
Truehart Goddin, wednesday. January
I! 7th. at noon in Park Place Methodist
church. The bride elect is unusually at
tractive and well known in social cir
cies.
The approaching wedding is announced
OF Miss Mary Burns of Brooklyn, N Y.
to Mr. Benjamin Kelley. son Of the late
Major John o. Kelley. formerly of this
city. The marriage will be solemnized at
St Augustine.s church on Wednesday,
January II. 1903, at II o'clock In the morn
Ing. i: Will be followed by a breakfa st
at noon, at the home Of the bride-elect' $
parents. Right Rev. Benjamin. Kelley.
Bishop Of Savannah An uncle of the
groom. assisted by the Rev. Father Nc
! Carthy. will of1iciatc. MISS Burns inner
its much of the beauty and grace Of her
| mother. who. in her girlhood days. was
| 49, ~. T ~
! more.
Mr. Kelley comes OF a prominent Viz
GINA family His father, Major Kelley,
was llonorcd by Plus TX. who conferred
on his the title of Chevalier. and grant
ed him the privilege of having the sacri-
fee of the mass offered in his Brooklyn
residence--a permission seldom accorded
Major Kelley was a. gallant Confederate
officer and acted as adjutant Of the
Brooklyn Confederate Veterans. who at
tended the unyeiling Of the Lee monu-
ment.
Mr.. Kelley is a nephew Of Judge An
thony Kelley, formely Mayor Of this
city. and later judge of the international
court at Alexandria. Egypt; and also a
nephew to Miss Ellen Kelley. Of this
city Some months will be spent by the
young couple touring Europe. attic,
which they will reside in Brooklyn
Beautiful III its simplicity was tho cerc-,
mony which united in holy wedlock Miss
.lacinthia c., daughter Of Constable and
Mrs. George Waldrop. to Mr.. George ".
Lyman. in North Run church, December
18th, Rev. J. w. Reynolds officiating
Promptly at $50 O'Clock TO the strains of
Iohengrin, the bridal party entered the
church. The bride looked beautiful in
gray crepe dc cllene over 1aifcta. with
white picture hat and carried Brides
<,ft led J,>- I'll.
Miss Matte as bridesmaid, who wore
white organdie and carried carnations.
The groom was attended by Mr.. James 0.
Bannon as best man. After the wedding
q reception was held at the home Of the
brides parents. during which an elegant
supper was served. The happy couple
will reside near Reservoir Park, where
they are building a cosy house.
= $50 .
Mr.. and Mrs: August Ilrengel have
issued Invitations 10 the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Mabelle Gleinia.. to. Mr..
Russell II. Brown, which is TO take place
on Wednesday evening; January 14th, at
their house.
y quiet but pretty marriage ceremony
was performed at tho Episcopal residence
Friday afternoon at o'clock, when
Miss Josie, the eldest daughter of Mr.
tilO MIS-. w. L. DAVIS, became the
bride OF Mr.. Robert c. Baur. by Rev
Father Bowler. The marriage was quite
a surprise to Gle families OF both bride
and groom. The bride looked very pretty
and stylish in gown of blue cloth with
black hat. Miss Elma Guam and Mr.. J.
Broaddus Allen, acted as bridesmaid
and best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Baur are
al home to their friends at No. 63l south
Belvidere street.
Mr. John T. Brown and Miss Annie
Rose We're married New Years Day in
the Catholic church in Manchester by
Rev. Father Waters, The ceremony was
only witnessed by q few intimate friends,
owing to the recent death Of the brides
father. Mr.. Rose is q native of Economy,
Pa. and is d well-known structural iron
worker, having lived here for some time
past. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will reside in
Richmond and arc now at home to their
friends, No. 100 north Seventh street.