The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31
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The wedding OF Miss Mary Howard
Cobb. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. john
Blackwell Cobb, Of Etnmford Coiin,, To
Mr.. William Pegram dln,our, Of thu city.
viii take place 1T 6 O'clock this Afternoon
Iii tho Chtrchiof tho Heavenly hest, Nov
York city, the Rcv, Dr.. y. Parker Nor.
gan officiating Concerning the details OF
the marriage tho New York Herald says:
The wedding Will be followed by u re-
ccpton Mt sherry's ~ a
Tlie decorations III tho chnnccl and
throughout the churcl, are to be green
aud white, combined With tho ordinary
Christmas establishment, placed III tho
building for tho celebration Of tho fehst
on Friday last.
Miss Cobb will have her yot,ngci ana
only sister. Miss Lucy Lunghornc Cobb.
as her maid Of honor. Her bridesmaids.
who arc to wear dainty gowns Of blue
crepe and lace, nrp to be Miss Gilnouri
and Miss Marjorie Gllt1uur, sisters Of the
bridegroom, Of Iiclenburg, Scotland; Miss
Parish and Miss Fuller, Of New York:
Miss Hope. of Petersburg, Va, and Miss
Parker. OF Providence, r.. L Mt. Allan
Glmour. Of 11cenburg. Scotland. will be
his brothers. best man. The iushers so
lccted nre Mcssrs. Irvine Jordan. Harold
Roberts, Robert Gilmo,lr w. s.. Luckett.
II. w. Cobb. 3. L. Belt. c. G. Duln and
RI M. c. Glenn. Of New York: james
Hamilton. Of Detroit Mich. and Walter
NJ. schartz. Of Philadelphia.
The Lyceum Club.
American interest and membership 's
solicited for the Lyccun1, a social and
~ a1,,i, 90. f1t,S, tV1
I be opened in London about Juno the
LIST. and will be located near Ira falgar
Square. a{s'6 FL 5 KS N
In SO far. MS It's objects arc concerned:
Tho Lyceum Club is intended to provide
common meeting ground. for women
throughout tho world, who are workers
in literature and science. including medl-
( cine.
In England as in America, during tho
last ten years, these professions have
become an even moro important field for
tho employment OF women IN
& The scnntiness Of remuncrati ton, the I'M.
certainty OF employment and the disad-
vantage under which, iii many cases. the
work is produced, all point to tho me-
cessity for providing by combination q
homo where tho comforts Of life and con
venlences for work may be obtained.
The Lyceunl Club will have all the
features OF high class club. and will
offer facilities for refreshmcnt, recrca-
E lion, work; for obtaining Information rs
q to the professions, and so far as tho ac-
conlmodatIons will permit, for residence.
The erican representative Of the club
It's Miss Jessie 1rlmble. whose address -
No. 403 Poplar Street. Chattanooga. Tenn,
who will remain In Chattanooga until
February 1. 1901, TO receive applications
for membership and give information
about the new organization.
The American Advisory Board. which
has been secured, includes a. list OF names
representing some OF the best literary
workers among women in this coun-
try. ,5
b Cuthriel-Farinholt,
I'll At the wedding of Miss Bette Slater
Tarlnholt to tho Rev John Cuthriel, Of
West Point, Va. which was celebrated in
the home OF tho brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Farinholt last afternoon. the
bride, attended by Miss Nellie RrIEht.
Davis. wore white crepe de chino. Miss
Davis was In white silk and carried La
France roses.
Tho ceremony was performed by tic
Rev. John Harmon, assisted by the Rev.
Norman Smith Mr.. and Mrs Cuthriel
will be at homo in West Point after
January 18th.
Miss Hebbard Introduced.