The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-07
Social and
Personal

The wedding of Miss Fannie Burbage
Northam to Mr.. James Sidney Swan,
taking place In Holy Trinity Church TINS
afternoon at half-past . o'clock, Is an
interesting society event of to-day, the
contracting parties being among the most
popular young people in tho city.
Cards ara out for the wedding Of Miss
Ada Susie Parrish to Mr.. I. Asa Broad
dus of Suffolk, Va.
The ceremony will be performed IN the
homo Of the brides parents, NO. 2s22
East Grace Street, next Tuesday morn
ing, October 18th, at 8 o'clock.
Miss Parrish Is the daughter or Mrs.
Fila A. and the late j. w. Parrish. MIR.
Broaddus is associated in business Win
the Suffolk Stove and Foundry Compans'
and the announcement IS an interesting
one to the many friends OF BRIDE ana
groom-elect.
Miss Eugenia Aunspaugh will be IN her
studio parlors at No. 31S East Franklin
Street Wednesday and Thursday AFTER
Moons, from 4 to 6 o'clock, to meet any
ono Interested in her classes for ltera-
ture, reading, speaking and recitation.
Her literature courses include the spe-
cial study of Tennyson. Bro"nins,
Shakespeare and Southern poets, brief
and a careful review of the Blpllcal DOCK
of Job.
In these courses Miss Aunspaugh pro-
poses TO apply in all cases, resulting
truth to the purposes OF everyday NE.
Mr.. II. Garrett Tabb left Richmond
last Saturday evening over the Old DO
ninion line for New York. on MS way 10
hartford. Conn. There he will join Mr.
Reirne Blair and attend the convention
of general managers and agents or the
Travellers Insurance Company. Messrs.
Blair and Tabb's agency won seven or
the prizes offered by the travellers
for business in their various depart
ments during the current year.
A meeting of the city union Of Kings
Daughters OF Richmond will be held In
the Woman's Christian Association pui4o-
ing. No. 711-713, this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Mrs. ]. Caskie Cabell, Of No. e19 Dast
Franklin Street, who has returned TO
Richmond from spending the summer
with friends. will open limited classes
in English literature and the history OF
art. Mrs. Cabell's past success IN her
parlor readings gives delightful assur-
ance of the promise her classes hold.
AT the recent wedding Of Miss Sue NJ.
Hale, the daughter Of Colonel T. c. Hale,
of Elk Creek valley, to Hon. George Lam
bert, OF Wythe county, Va. the bride
was gowrfed In q handsome tailored cos.
tune OF brown cloth, and the maid OF
honor, Miss Alma Vaughan, of Lynch
burg. wore white crepe dc chine, with
pearls.
The popularity of the bride and groom
was evidenced In a number OF handsome
gifts In cut-glass and silver.
Mr.. and Mrs Lambert are now taxing
an extended Northern bridal tour.
The marriage OF Miss Eileen Hearon
TO Mr.. Norman Call, which occurred mt
ftgh noon September S0th. at Lebanon,
Russell county, was ideally beautiful IN
ell that goes to make up marriage.
The Methodist Church. South, OF when
her father is pastor, was the scene or the
onuptals. The church was beautifully
decorated, the color scheme being green
and white. Garlands Of rhododendron
were draped from the center of the chan
eel To the sides Of the church, while from
the center hung q lovers knot OF broad
white satin ribbon.
On the organ. which was completely