Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-08

Joseph Vonan. of Paterson. ". J. The
attendants were Mr. j. Bradley and Mr..
j. NJ Duffy. The bride wore a very hand
some tailor-made suit of mauve and car.
RED a large bunch of Brides roses. After
| the ceremony, Mr..and Mrs. Woman left
| on an extended bridal tour, which will
Include New York. Philadelphia and Pat
serson, M. They will be at home on
their return at no north First street.
One of the social events of the season
will be the German to be given by The
| Coo Coos at Jefferson Club tonight.
An elegant supper will be served after
the dance.
About thirty couples will participate.
The holse party entertained by Mrs.
| N. E.. Laird Of 40 West Main street,
| during the holidays has broken up. The
last to leave were Miss Mamie Parry
/! Gilmore. who returned to stanton this
| morning. and the Misses Moore. who left
for Lexington. yesterday. #zj
Mr.. Frank Laird left on the same train.
and Mr.. M. A1ccluer has returned to.
Memphis. I enn. !s
Mrs. Sinclair left Tuesday for Peters
burg to visit her friend, Miss Katherine
| Spotswood.
Mrs. Griswold, of Petersburg, returned
horne Tuesday. after a pleasant visit to
friends here. 3
Judge Sidney j. Dudley arrived in the
city Tuesday night He and Mrs. Dudley.
who have been spending the Christmas
holidays here, returned yesterday after
noon to Hampton.
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will meet to-day at noon In the rear
room OF. Lee Camp Hall. Charmen are
requested to bring written lists Of their
committees.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson, of Summit
Point. w. Va. is the very attractive
guest of Miss Sara Harvle. of No III
South Third street.
Mrs Marbury and Miss Ella Slingluff
will, at an early date give a reception iE
their lovely suburban home, near Bali
| more.@to Mrs. Lawrence Miller, formerly
Miss Salle Randolph. of this city. Miss
Katherine Michaux and Miss Elizabeth
Robins who are visiting in Baltimore.
will be members of the receiving party.
An enjoyable affair was the In
formal ,dinner given last evening at 80
South Third street by Mrs. G.. H. Lehman
and Miss Grace Hays. of Birmlng ham,
Ala. IN honor Of their birthdays. So
Rev Dr.. R. P. Kerr has returned from
Louisville. Ky.
Miss Gay Montague, who spent a por-
ton Of the Christmas holidays with her
aunt Mrs. Robert S. Dudley. has re-
turned to the city VS.
Mr.. c. L. Pollard will leave in a few
days for Greensboro. N. c.. after having
spent easant time with relatives and
friends at his home.
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Edmonson. Of
Smith county are spending few days
in Richmond en- route to New York
! Where Dr. Edmon son wishes to pursue
study. While in Richmond they are the.
CUE SITS of Colonel John w. Richardson.
Register of the Land Office.
There will be an important called meet
| ing Of the Board of Managers Of the
Home for Needy Confederate Women at
| the Home, No. lies Grove Avenue, Fri
day, the 9th. at half-past o'clock.
Miss Mary Taylor. who has been in
| New York for the past two weeks. study
ing piano from a technique specialist
has resumed her duties at the Woman's
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. 1rby. who have
been on a visit to Virginia. left Tuesday
night for their home In Denver Co. Mr.
Irby. who was for a long time managing
editor OF the Time, is now In splendid
heal 18th. and remarked just before leaving
the city that Richmond and Virginia were
never dearer to him than now.
The Junior Auxiliary OF the Home for
Incur ables will meet to-day at noon at 91s
west Fra nklin street full attendance
is desired. as matters Of importance will
come Before. the meeting.
Mr.. Boyd Sears. who spent Christ
mas his home in Mathews county, re-
turned to the cityt Tuesday.
Miss Annie Carleton has returned after
pie asant visit to Miss Susie Brett in
Newport News.
Mr. and Mrs Ja akson and their little