The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-13

families and most intimate Attends OF
the bride and groom.
The Sheltering Arms Free Hospital Is
now ready for the reception OF patients.
For two months the work had to be s,is-
pended, due in a large measure to tie
need OF funds and necessary repairs.
Their. are now several patients WITHIN
ts walls and many me- expected.
The general board will hold its first
fall meeting Monday at noon in the par
lor of the institution. A large attend
ance is de sired, as arrangements for do
nation day in November will be made.
Miss Ada Susie Parrish and Mr.. T. Asa
Broaddus, Of Suffolk. Va. will be mar
ried at s O clock this morning. in the home
of the bride. No. 2S22 East Grace Street.
Miss Parrish Is the daughter of Mrs.
Ella A. and the late J. w. Parrish. Mr..
Broaddus is associated In business with
the Suffolk Stove and Foundry Company,
and the announcement is an interesting
one to the many friends OF BRIDE and
groon-elect
Personal Mention
Miss Eva Day. Of Louisville. Ky. and
Miss Clara Tinsley, of Gloucester county,
are the guests Of Miss Sara Harvie, OF
South Third Street
Hon. William A. Jones, Congressman
from the First District and Mrs. Jones
will be the guests OF Captain and Mrs.
John Coke, of No. I West FRANKLIN Street,
during the Horse Show.
Miss Anne Fletcher, the. director OF
classes at the Richmond Art Club will
be be In Richmond this week as the club
will be open for work October 18th. Since
her return from Paris, where she stud ed
during the summer, Miss Fletcher has
been in New York.
Mr.. James B. McComb will leave for
Philadelphia to-day. his marriage there
to Miss Regina Courtney Smith, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Hubert
Smith, taking place Thursday, October
18th, at noon.
Mr.. McComb will bring his bride at once
to Richmond. and will remain here until
the close Of the Horse Show.
Mrs. Marlin z. Olmstead, Of Washing
ton, D. c.. Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd, of
Winchester, Va; Hon. f. D. Flood, of
Appomattox, and Mrs. j. r. A. Hobson.
Of Savannah, Ga. are the guests OF Mrs.
A. b. Camm for the week.
Miss Aileen Petit, of Norfolk, will
visit friends in Richmond during thu
Horse Show.
Mrs. William sclater, of Palmyra, Va,
is In the city and will spend the Hrose
Show week with Mrs. Ivanhoe Sclater, of
No. 2721 Floyd Avenue.
NJ, IVA NT,e Sohpy1ar LJo,pnto,, re
New York, and Miss Ruth Gray Hebbard,
Mrs. Hamilton's daughter, are here for
the Horse Show.
Mr.. Hamilton has recently purchased
No. S15 West Franklin Street, and. with
his family, will occupy 1t for the winter.
Mrs. Homes, of Boydton, Va, and
her daughter, Miss Helen Homes, are at
No. 2l5 East Franklin Street.
DR.. C. a. Bryce and family have re-
turned to the city and are now located
at Twenty sixth and Grace Streets.
Miss Margaret Etheridge, Of Selma. n.
c.. will be the guest of Mrs. Alfred w.
Hankins, of No. South Jefferson Street.
Misses Bessie and Lille Hechler are
the guests of Mrs R. "A. Hutchins. in
Portsmouth. Va.
| Mrs william II. Venable has returned
to Norfolk, after q pleasant visit tc
! friends here.
Mrs. f. G. Nuckolls, of Rockville. Va,
J IL visiting her daughters, Mrs. w. a
Baker and Mrs. *. II. Thomson, Jr., OF
/ Richmond
A I,o, ,o
returned from delightful honeymoon
spent In washington, Philadelphia. Mag
ara Falls and Canada.
! Misses Jeanette and Charlotte Wright
of Tappahannock, Va, are the guests Of
! Mrs. Larkin w. Gazebrook, Of No. EOS
4 West Main Street.
] Miss Mabel Dorothy Baker has returned
home after pleasant visit to the Mise.
Nuckolls, OF Ridge Hill, Va.
Miss Annie Ellis, of Portsmouth. Va.
/ who has been visiting friends In Rich
mond, left for home several days ago.
|
Mrs. r. w. Whltehurst, of Norfolk
is here for the Horse Show.
| Miss Emily Page Jones' who has spen
| lflt sulllIileI III i'oo'pfi 'aN'Hb q SVN' P'
there In the orthopaedic clinic OF III,
Children's Hospital is In the city again
|
Miss Emma Whitfield, who is latel!
home from art study In Paris is now II
| Baltimore preparing 10 move her studio
! TO Richmond where she Will be estab
lshed for classes this winter.
Miss whitfield was most successfu
last winter in Baltimore. where she die
a good deal Of decorative work on piano.
for the Knabe Company,
Her advantages during tho past sum
mer have been unusually fine,
Miss Mamie T, Pegram, of No, l2l