The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
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Constitution.
Present indications point to an unsual
number Of fashionable weddings this fall,
and many OF Rlchmond's fair young
brides will plight their troth at Hymen's
altar. Already ono can notice a few Of
these prospective brides selecting their
trousseaux in the Broad Street stores and
they are easily spotted by tho vast
amount OF laces, gloves and various other
-sr v@,,~p hac t,er
Some OF the Richmond people whose eff:
eagemer,ts have been announced are: Miss
Josephine Putney to Rev. William NJ.
Dame. Miss Delaney to Mr.. Malcolm
Walthall, Miss Anna Lee Alfriend to Mr..
George Hurkamp Warren. of Brooklyn;
Miss Christian to Mr.. Rene l.. de MILAN.
OF New York; Miss Lulle Powers Guest
to Mr., James w Shelton, of Louisa; Mr..
Jack de Treville to Miss Hunter. Of ,Baltl-
more. Besides these will be a number of
fashionable marriages in the near future.
''4'
To a certain extent a heretofore In
visable rule Of the 'sumnar resorts has
heen deviatcd from and the old idea OF
fastening away from the seashore as soon
as the middle of July arrives has proven
q fallacy this season, and contrary to the
custom Of former years one finds the
cottages and hotels at Old Point. yir-
GINA Beach. Atlantic City, and other
beach resorts, we'll filled and thronged
WITH =, merry crowd. who are 10th to bid
alden to tho Smashing waters with its
many allurements, and Instead OF obeying
the beckoninr cali of Prudence when she
noints her finger In the direction Of tho
beautiful sRl,1e Ridge as tho evenings he
bin to feel damn and chilly, tho sun
hnrnts maid at tho seaside with n cav
toss OF her head meets all objections
with saucy smile and absolutely refuses
to wend her way elsewhere. However,
one hears glowing accounts of the round
of gayety at the springs, and Richmond
maids and matrons are foremost in the
CAV whirl OF pleasure.
Many OF those who have been touring
Great Britain and the continent have
turned their faces homeward. and the
"stay.at-homes" eagerly watch the daily
pa pers for news of the arrivals OF the va
rious steamers In Now York. Miss Maria
Rlair and her Marty have already return.
ed. and a number of others are cx1,ccted
IN tho course OF n week or two. N
The various patriotic societies have
plans on foot for excellent work to be
accomplished during the a5roach sea-
son, and Richmond Will shortly be beau
tilted with couple Of new monuments
through their efforts.
The following circular has been recently
issued BY the jefferson Davis Monument
Association of the United Daughters OF
the Confcderacy:
To the contributors to the Confederate
Bazaar. held in Richmond. April 18th to
May I'd, 1908. for the benefit of the Jof-
ferson Davis Memorial and Confederate
Musc,rsa (The, White House Of the Con-
federacyt:
The Central Committee finding It i'm
possible to thank individually the many
contributors, send out this circular. II
that the committee determined to hold
THE ha zaar trusting TO the support of tho