Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-09

| was a very quiet affair as very few invi-z
tations were issued.
The Atlanta News says: TT is source
| of regret that Mr.. Smallman and MS Orloe
| will not reside In this city. as after
| wedding journey Of several weeks they
will be at home to their friends. al NO.
us east Franklin street. in Richmond. a
| Among the out OF town guests present
at the marriage were Mrs. Spencer Buch-t
anan. Of Spencer. Va; Mrs. Lima Cone
of Richmond. Va: Judge Snallman and
Miss Lillian Smallman, of McMlnnv1Ile,
Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Williams, or
st. Louis; Mr.. John Smallman. OF Chatta
nooga; Mr. Charles Williams, OF st. Louis.
and Mr.. Russell Minniece OF tuscaloosa
| Ala.
The bride is daughter Of Colonel J. r
Mcintosh, counsel for the Postal Teie-
graph Co.. and the groom is son OF
Judge NJ. D. Smallman, of Tennessee
! Mrs. Frank de Ford, of No. iii west
| Monument street. Baltimore, gave one OF
| the handsomest receptions Of the winter
last evening in honor of her debutante
sister. Miss Agnes brewery the daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. l. d. Drewry. of Min.
sola." Chesterfield county.
| Miss Drewry. who is q very beautiful
| girl has been one of the most admired
tai City. From four to six hundred invi-
! tations were sent out by Mrs. de Ford for
| her reception.
| Announcement has been made OF the.
approaching marriage of Miss Ethel
| Harding and Mr.. Edward Burton, which
| will take place in the Bainbridge-St
Baptist church, Manchester. January 18th.
The prospective bride Is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Harding. of 1880
cambridge street. She is an accomplish
ed and charming young lady. She is
| member of the choir Of the Bainbridge-
| Street church, and the societies of that
church.
Mr.. Burton is an employee of the firm
| of Messrs. Q. H. Berry & Co., Of Rich
| mond. He is one of the most popular
young men of Manchester. He also has
devoted much of his time to churc4. work,
and is member of the choir of Balm
brtdge-Street church.
The wedding will be the most notable
that has taken place in Manchester for
several months. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Edward V. Baby
| The bride will be attired in a handsome
| brown travelling dress with hat to
match. Miss Lois Bass. who will be maid
of honor. will wear gown of white or
CANDY over pink. The best man will be
Mr. Vernon Burton. a brother Of the
groom. Messrs. Thomas Aldridge, and
| Tilden Harrison, Of Richmond: David
| Wiltshire. of Manchester. and Harvey
Harding, Of Danville, will act as ushers
The couple will leave Immediately at
| ter the ceremony for a trip North. They
will be at home to their friends after
January 21st.
On Wednesday afternoon, Miss Evelyn
cambridge was married to Mr.. w. S.
! Spence, at the home of DR.: w. S. Cooper.
! The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ha..le
G. cambridge. marion Of the Lhurch Hill
Branch Of the Womens Christian Associa.
| ton. and is popular young lady Of
| Church HILL Mr.. Spence is the express
| manager Of the Souther Express Com
pany. between Richmond and Jackson
Vile. Fla. Upon their return from their
| wedding tour they will reside at Old
| Point.
| Miss Ray Hessberg. daughter Of Mr..
| NJ. I. Hessberg. OF Danvile was quiet
| ly married a noon Wednesday to Mr..
! Harry Hirsch. young business man of
Lynchburg. The ceremony was peri orn-
ed at Beth Sholem Synagogue by Rab-.
! E. n. Calisch.
Judge Beverly Tucker crump. who Is a
guest of Thomas A. Whc-an, of Baltimore
was given dinner at the Maryland Club
Wednesday night by Mr.. Edwin i.4an-
| field, president OF the Fidelity and De-
posit Company. for which Judge Crump
| is the Virginia counsel
The other guests at the dinner were
Judge Albert Richie. Judge I. Thomas
Jones, Randolph Barton Edgar II. Cans.
John E. Semmes and Thomas A. Whelan
a Silver tea was given last evening,
from to 10 o'clock in the home of Mrs.
Sydnor. 17sS Grove avenue. for the bene-
fit Of the Church of the Holy Comforter
Refreshments were served, and the
following musical artists contributed
to the pleasure of the guests with vocal
md instrumental solos: Misses Martha
Snead. Mabel Mccain and Ada.r Minor,
and Mr., Wilbur Montgomery.
Mrs. Lucy Powell and Miss Ellen Pow
ell, of Baltimore, arrived to-day. to spend
month with Miss Mary Dulaney 4,all.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met at
the Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon.
when the highest score. North and South.
vas made by Mrs. Bland Smith and Mrs
Minor Woodward: East and West by Mrs.
c. E. Doyle and Mrs. A. L. Wexford,
Mr.. r. E. Dickinson. of Portsmouth.
spend Wednesday evening in the city.
Miss Reeve, Of Washington, Is the guest
of Miss Ashley Miller. on East Grace.
street.
Mrs. Richard Worthington, who has
been i'll. Is improving.
Miss Zaidee Mountcastle OF New Kent