The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
Agents.
Richmond Va.

ufnOuSSellUey& ABOVE thlies'', '...AA..s = = |
d Mr.. Robert ;Whltmore, the brother OF
the groom. was best man. Other atten-
dants Included Mr.. Clarence H0lzpacn.
Mr.. William Tyler, Mr. John Ea Eastman
and Mr.. John Mill -, .,....
The ribbons were held by two pretty
little girls, Misses Ethel Dupes ana ana anne Ann
Kinney. u.
After the ceremony tho bridal parry re-
paired to the home of the nrlae pat IVA
where an informal reception vas n..e =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmoro aleer "aius l1I
TIE bride Il the pretty and attracuvo
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph ~ a hop-
Sinson, ana the groom is q prospetoqs
Young business man Of Elizapetn, ~
where the young couple VII reslue y. -
ture, much to the regret OF thelr 'i lt'
friends here. i3
81 The marriage of Miss sara e. - =, lAee,e
Of Baltimore, to Mr.. Maurice = roe..a,
afternoon September 3D. IN ~ -''i''S
Church. at45 o. clock a.. ~
Fl Owing to the illness and oeath ~. sito
groon1's father all previous aIransei,onsS
for the marriage were abando1leo anu s..o
extended Nothern wedding tour vas We
ferred. Mr.. and Mrs. Neenan are nom
at their home. No. S4ol East hl lsI':"nNA'
Street, this city
Fl THE last excursion OF the season to the
Natural Bridge of Virginia VIII no given
on the 18th instant by the lady managers
of the Retreat for the Sick. 1t Is for the
benefit Of this beautiful charity, ana
from present indications Will DO largely
patronized. j558 ~ "
The excursionists will leave Rlchmono
IN the James river line Chesapeake ana
.Dn A NJ tTuaSNnVl and re-
urn nj 6:35 the next evening" Thoi!n c-E
con1nodations win be strictly flrst-class;
in every particular. The tickets COST
$3.50, which is less than one half OF the
regular rates They include round trip
railroad fare, round trip stage transfers,
supper lodging, breakfast. ana admlssioh
to the grounds at all times during the
eighteen hours spent at the bridge.
At o'clock Tuesday morning al un-
cold tickets can. be procured at the ticket
office Of the Main Street depot. 8
The ladies OF the Masonic Home Auxi-
lary will hold their first autumn mastlnE.
Tuesday, September 18th, at II A, a., IN
the Masonic Temple \. I5y$p1 6rsty I'll
Miss Mary Willie smoot and her friend
Mrs. NJ. A. Garvn, Of Pennsylvania were
expected to reach Richmond last week
from New York. Miss smoot, while visit
ins in Pennsylvania and New York gave
several recitals, which received flattering
mention In the Philadelphia and New
York papers. # 81
Miss Jennie yeamans, expression teach
err in the Richmond Conservatory of Mu-.
sic, and we'll known elocutionist has re-
turned to the city. after three months
stay in New York and Pennsylvania.
where she has been connected with Byron
w. Kings school OF oratory, teaching and
doing entertainment worktwith great sue
cess. She was five weeks at. Ftndley
Lake, New York, Chatauqua. meeting the
best educators Of the country daily and
had the pleasure of being ntertatned at
tho villa Maria" Erie, Pa, whore she
taught great number OF the sisters Of
st. Joseph. Mrs. Yearnans will continue
her teaching here at the conservatory Of
music this season.
Mr.. Julius C. Rothschild and Miss Ber-
tina L. steinberg were married In Wash
ington last Tuesday. The newly married
day and will mako their homo at No.
aoi East Leigh Street.
Mr.. Walter T. Torrance and Miss Ber-
tia r. Bolton were married OIL the eth
instant in Washington D. G.. by the
Rev. J. T. Meuis. Mrs. Torrance Is the
attractive daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
=. Bolton. No 1908 West Main Street Mr..
Torrance is popular young business
nan OF the West End.
A dance to be given at Lakeside Park.
September 18th. will be under the dlrec,
ton OF Messrs, George McSweeney Will
Viam Heppert. Claude Wilson. N. D,
Duckhnrdt and G.. A.. Inman,
A chartered car for the benefit OF
those who attend will leave the corner
of First and Broad Streets at $3.50 P. NJ.
| The last car returning to the city will
leave the Park at l a.. M.
The Saturday West End Gun Club
/ shooting match last afternoon was wit
messed by number OF Richmond people
who drove out to the clubhouse In traps
or carriages
The lawn Us very pretty Nv % ~ IT., ns
matrons and presented an animated scene
rs attendants passed to and from between
the refreshment tables
The vcranda was we'll filed with
| friends who gathered to chat or to order
their preference in the way OF something
to eat. Gr
The Junior oakwood Memorial Assoc
| citation VIII hold an 1mpoTIaHssl1 'nuet'NH
In tho brick school house q ~ Johns
Church, Monday afternoon at o'clock
All members and all young ladies inter-
ested In the work of the association are
i invited to attend,
]. The Newberry Memorial Circle OF Kings
Daughters and Sons will slye laWn
party Tomorrow evening ~ tl'e IN, nome rr o.
Mrs. A. NJ. Melsel on Chelsea f1t'l nc
proceeds will go to Ckarity,
Personal Mention.
Miss Katharine Belle Powell, tho lead
: Ing soprano at the Second fFespy,ea'"i
Church. of this city. after an hnsuno 49,. y
two months, will MI her Acuuss" 'ilI Is,
/, VIII be a source OF much pleasure, an'
qualification TO the congreGa 6'o'1 A'e0 Nv
r host of friends generally, Us III, c,oo
: Miss Powell Is possessed OF atett an hca,