The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-01
fSeverals Marriages Of Interest
81 During the Past Week.
ANTI GERMAN LEAGUE
lis Career int Social Life OF Whining
ton.Was Very Successfully and A.
.iciously Launched on Mon
daylight.
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SIX day evening AT inc TeslueiiCe " f~i'''''%
X flames Laughlin, Miss Pearl MortgomerS
n daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Mont
b go,nery. and Mr.. Robert l.. Pressen were
Al married Rev. c. w. Trnywick perform
III ed the ceremony. Miss Bessie Pressoh
& was maid OF honor, and Mr.. S. L. Car
rison wds best man. The bride and
n groom are popular In q large circle OF
y friends.
N ~ ednesday right another pretty we'd
ding was celebrated in Wilmington, ana
\ the contracting parties are vel known
NJ young people
"A E3 Mr. John S. Britain, popular clerk
FL IN the Southern Express Company's o.
Il. flee here. and Miss Nora l. Daniels were
e%,,nited in tho holy bonds of matrimony.
g3rrhc ceremony was performed BY kew
AZ C.9Jy, s Traywack In the presence OF u
nh IN rre company of friends at the residence
8#of Captain ". a. Smell. Miss Agnes
was maid Of honor and Mr.. Jas.
M. Hall was best man. Little Misses
Inn Davis Marion Sanders. Sadie DUO
eE3E1evzand Muster Gregory Davis were RIB
bon children.
iss|iT The career Of the nu-German League
2S.fn the social life OF Wilmington was very
Il successfully and auspiciorsly launchnd
& Monday night in n very charming dance
r. An tho Masonic Temple, upon which oc-
cnsior1 there were in attendance a large
number Of society people. Tho figures
swere led BY Mr.. Charles Elliott. Ihose
fepresent were as follows; ~
MI Miss May Ella Rankin, Mr.. c. Med.
Il $Dayis: Miss Catherine Hhrriss, Mr.. II.
@S q. La timer, Jr.; Miss Sophie Buspce, OF
/ Armstrong, Mr.. J ohm d. Pcschau; Miss
S$Lilly Kilchrlst, Captain a. p. Adran;
miss Stewart, Of New York, Mr.. e. Z.
2ss7Nest:5 Miss Helen Dozier. Of Columbus,
81 Ca. Mr. r.. B Willard; Miss Louise Bel
n lamy,i Mr.. r. n. Nash; Miss Anna FecK.
4 Mr. II, 3. tPesclnu; Miss BESSIE Hur .i,l,1
III Mr.. III C. Angel; Miss Octnvin BoatWr'gnt,
N Mr.. R.&II. Ciwaltney: Miss Mildred Davis,
Il M ri N1nrsden Bethany, Jr.; Miss Brdgers,
Of Petersburg Va; Mr.. NIL Walker,
& Miss Beulah Armstrong. Mr.. 81 G. Potts;
n Miss Madeline DeRosset, Mr.. w. IL
II h1oore; Miss Meta I.eGrand. Mr.5Wiiiinm,
6J 4. I3elinmy; Miss Marie Baldwin, of Bal
timore, Mr.. Charles Elliott
Si Stags--Mcssrs. B. j. Robinson and Rich
5517' chaperones-Mr and Mrs J, A. Ar
$rlngdale. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Elliott. Jr..l
MIR and Mrs. Charles Granger; Mr.. and
sgI3urrus Corpew. Of Norfolk. .s$A
BIZ Is COLONIAL TEA.
S5S3s8 The Colonial Tea given In the par-
lors of the Y. NJ c. A. Monday afternoon
5%,.nd evening was charming and suc-
& s4cessfHl entertainment. During the re-
over three hundred guests We're
s5 entertained. Tho receiving party conss-
ca of the following young ladies. who
were nttrnctively nttired in Colonial cos
tunes: Miss Clara Woodward, Miss Ha-
Eel Love- Miss Nellie Woodward, Miss
Mary Dury, and MICS Eliza Belle Howell
99i54 Tho forty-seventh anniversary ball OF
1.-THE Howard Relief Company was given
#s{lnst night In Germania Hall 1t was
highly successful In every particular and
X was enjoyed by between $50 and 800
d guests. a splendid supper was served
at midnight.
The Social Club. known as the Young
~ er Set" gave aFpretty dance Tuesday
H night in the Temple bathroom The ger
a man was led by Mr. Paul Cantwell and
Ht%lniQue little souvenirs OF the last Of tho
# beforeLent dances We're given. The cou-.
Fples dancing We're as follows:
81 Miss Margaret AShe, Mr.. A. ID. Daniels;
Hiss Daisy Burbank. Mr. Meares Harriss;
aIiss Margaret Walker. Mr.. Ernest Pes
,hau: Miss Louise Bellamy, Mr.. NJ. s.
Viewer: Miss Stewart, of Louisville, Ky,
II lIr. Richard Meaies; MISS Beaulah Arm
strong, Mr.. Norwood Giles; Miss Thco.
cantwcll, Mr.. Norwood Huskc; Miss Nellie
Durham, Mr.. Clarence Myers Miss Bes-
Il sic Gore. Mr.. w. a. Idolley; Miss Eta
Furpless. MI. Fred Furpless; Miss Lc-
moro Cantwel, Mr. Paul Cantwell.
$f84 StaSs--Messrs. T.. G. Harrlss Zach
Bell, Pierre Holmes. Willie Peck. DR..
IS Foster, Ben Parmele and James Cause.
n CAPE FEAR COLE CLUB.
ssfl The annual mixed foursome tournament
5S OF the Cape Fear Golf Club was held
4 Monday and 1t was the largest match
ever held by the club, Mrs. z, c. Holt
and Mr., George Nountree won the tresi-
dents cup with a score Of 81 for nine
holes
Sunday night at the home of the bride
in Bethlehem Pa, Dr.. Thomas r. Little.
OF Greensboro, formerly superintendent
y OF the James Walker Memorial Hospital,
this city, and Miss Lily NJ Heller wcro
& married, The bride. up to several weeks
TX ago, was head nurse at the hospital here,
& and she was there during Dr. Littes
term at the head Of the institution. Both
4 are we'll and popularity known in VIII
lnington. DR.. md Mrs. Little will mako
their home in Greensboro.
M Captain John d. Cobb and Miss Sallic
T. Thornton were married Wednesday
evening at the home Of the bride. near
Lumber Bridge. in Bladen county. They
are we'll known young people.
At o'clock last night Miss Julia Nc.
a Ghee and Mr.. Ben. w. Switzerland, popu-
lar young people of Mount olive, We're
married.
Mr. Fred d. Bolles one OF Whining
toms most popular young men, has &C.
cepted a responsible position with Hugh
SaiacRae & Co., bankers. and will go Ia
Washington. D. c., to have charge of the
commny's branch Office there. Mr.. Bales
many friends extend their congratula-
lions at his rapid promotion.
Wednesdayq night Happy Hootgan'
n party was g,Yen by the Epicurean Club
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Burt,
Wilmington was represented at tho
New Orleans Mard Gras BY Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Rchder Mrs. ID. NJ. McEachern,
+ Misses Daisy and Lucy McEachern and
( = Miss Ida Brown.
AZ A dozen prominent New York society
people who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Pembroke Jones at their beautiful
home. "Airlie," left to-day for Florida.
Mr.. Jones and family VIII return TO New
York next week and will sail for Europe
ION March Eth.
FOR EUROPE.
gtS Miss Isabel Rountree, OF Wilmington;
q Mr., S. p. Shooter and Miss Belle Shot.
8gS ter, OF Savannah. sailed for Europe We'd
AZ Iesday on the new steamer Cedric.
{gY Mr.. Theodore Marburg, the prominent
Baltimore millionaire, and family, after
n Il visit to relatives here. have returned