The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
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and instructive The delivery was dlgni-
ned and impressive. All classes OF the
audience. the children, as well as adults
listened with undergoing Interest. Inc
a. eraonticon. kindly loaned by Prof. A.
Fl, futile, was admirably managed by
Mr., Mike Tusnger, of the Electro I1lsht
Company, and tho views were m cha ,i,
Of Mr.. Williams. who has great iac si" -
in such work -,
DIR. Fife has lectured before the Wo-
mnn'g Club on "rhe Work Of American
Women in the German Universities.
Those who heard him them as well as his
many other friends here, will be much
gratifled to note his continued success
and progress In the line Of lectures.
Prospective Weddings.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Myers have an.
no,1nced the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Bessie Nellie Myers, to Mr.. Charles
Neal Galloway, which will be solomnized
on Wednesday, evening, September go, at
the Methodist Episcopal Church. South
III Berryville, Va.
Mrs. olivia G. Peasants, OF North Hol-
br ook Street. Danyille, announces the ap-
nroaching marriage of her daughter,
Mary Elizabth, to Mr. Myon Gilbert New
ell of Greensboro, N. c., the ceremony
to be performed at the home OF the bride
on Wednesday, September sd, at half
| past ~ Q clock. Miss Pleasants is very
populer young lady and much interest 1s
felt over the announcement Of her ap-
preaching marriage.
THE marriage Of Miss Mary Smith, the
daughter of Professor and Mrs. A. Ma
gill Smith, to Mr.. Jean Louis Caillout,
wealthy Loulsianan, was scheduled ITO
take place Wednesday at Belle Vue, !
the home Of the BRIDES parents, near
Markham.
The marriage of Miss Annie Tatum to
DR.. Merrlweather l.. Anderson will take
place September 23d, at $50 Up NJ, in the
parlor Of the First Baptist Church, tho
Rev DR.. George Cooper officiating.
Owing to recent Bereavement In the
BRIDES family, the wedding will be very
! quiet.
Miss Evelyn bernard Walton, the daugh-
| ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. S. Walton,
and Mr.. William Merwln Mayo, of Dill
! lonvnle, Ohio, will be married at p.
NJ. September ed. in st. James Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Burton Gay. of Cleveland. Ohio
so delightfully."- recalled in Richmond as
Miss Louise Allen Mayo. is visiting her
mother, Mrs George w. Mayo, at no.
203 West Grace Street.
| Miss Lucy Coleman, who has returned
| to Richmond to prepare for the opening
of her kindergarten and primary school.
| lc staying at No. Gil East Franklin Street,
where she will be glad to see the patrons
OF the school each forenoon from 9 to
II o'clock
Mrs. H. B. Ford, who spent the sum
mer at Alton, Va, is now at No. 2l6 East
Franklin Street. for few days awaiting
| the return Of other members of the family
to No, II South Third Street.
| A pleasant party Of Richmonders now
| visiting in New York includes Mrs w,
Mary Tillman. Miss Rosa Toone, of Rich
mond, and Miss Mamie Yates of Lynch
burg. Va. aN
Mrs. s. Glover Winter will reopen her
dancing class for children October list at
No. 22l Governor Street.
Mrs, Watson NJ. Myers, who is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs Nv, Frederick
Weller, of New York. Is expected home
early In October,
Miss Ethel Long Is at home again on
South Belyidere Street, after charming
summer spent with relatives in t1le Vir-
ginia mountains.
Mrs, Clifton NJ Miller Is visiting her
parents at her old home near Palmyra,
Va. She is expected home this morning.
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After an extended trip north. Mr., r. w
Hicks and Mr., II. G. Godsey have re-
turned to their country home. in~Chestcr-
field.
Mr., Charles Finke and Frederick Sands
circles of Baltimore. who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gentry
!, In Richmond. and Of friends in Norfolk
have left for home,
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Miss Kate Level of Texas, who ha.
been visiting the Misses Scott, in staun
ton, Is now spending some time With
} friends IN this city.
) Mr.. Paul Woodfn and Mr., Perry T
! Alley. of Newport News, will resume thei
studies at Richmond College this year.
Miss Mary Lou Tucker, of Danvlle.
visiting in Richmond for few weeks.
Captain and Mrs. A. b. Guigon have re
turned from Stanton, where Mrs, Ciuaso
spent some TIME very pleasantly Wit
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