The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-06
reside, after October Goth, at No. 25a
South Third Street.
Jones-Ho OLSON.

EJOulu STREET,
Jones-Hobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Allen liubscn an
nounce the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Mr. Hugh
Williamson ones
The celebration Is scheduled for We'd
rcsday, October 10Th, at No Gil North
Seventh Street the home vi the brides
iIarcnts. IL s5%s5
Robins--Knox.
The marriage of Miss Josephine Chap
man Knox&to Mr.sNvilliam Randolph Rob-
lins took placcGat 1 p. NJ. yesterday In
Grace Episcopal Church, the Few Landon
r. Mason officiating.
Steiner--Jacobs.
Miss Estelle Bertha Jacobs, the daugh-
ter. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jacobs, was
married to Mr.. Samuel Steiner, Of the
firm OF S. Steiner and Brother. Tuesday
evening in the home of the bride, No.
sos East Clay Street, the Rev. DR.. Callsch
and the Rev. DIR. i .csser officiating Miss
Fannie NVetherhorn was maid ofEhonor
and MIR. Archie Steiner, the best man.
After ii reception, Mr.. and Mrs Steiner
started on n Northern wedding tour.
They will make their future home at
No. 2310 Church Hill Avenue.
Turpin-Madiso
Miss Mary m Madison the daughter Of
Mrs. Nora Bates Madison, was married
at p. NJ yesterday in Upper King ana
Queen Baptist Church. the Rev. T. B..
I3eale officiating
The church was prcttily decorated with
golden rod. Mr.. Latnne Rouzlc was best
man. and Miss katherine Fleet, Of this
city, the maid orslonor. The ushers were
Mr. Robley Bates, Mr. Thomas Bates
and Mr.. James, of Essex county
The bride, gownGd in a beautiful brown
travelling costume and carrying Bride
roses, entered with her brother, MI.
Richard j. Madison. The maid OF honor
was In white and had o. bouquet of pink
roses. The bridal party was preceded
in entering the church by Miss Madsons
Sunday school class and scholars who
strewed the aisle with flowers, and by
Master Frank Broa ddus,4 bearing the ring
on a silver tray.
+ The bride and groom came to the JEFF
ferson Hotel in this city after their mar
riage, and will visit. the st. Louis Tx
position They will reside this winter
at Ayletts. Va. se53 i.
To-day's Weddings.
Among the weddings scheduled for TO-
day Will 5tTlC D1 MISS 1IiCS5 1kcuus "
Mr.. Howard Wayt King, the ceremony TO
take place at $50 P. NJ, in Park Place
Methodist Church.
Ati3:3O o'clock this afternoon Miss Lucille
Beverly Keim and Mr.. Parke Benjamin
Taliaferro, of Richmond, will be married
in the brides home, No. 1909 South Eroad
Street, Philadelphia.
& The weddingaof Miss Charlie Virginia
Austin to Dr.. David Meade Mann Is am
other Of to-day's interesting nuptial
events. IT will be celebrated at p, NJ.
In Lewisburg, w. Va.
Birthday Reception at Club.
Fashionable society thronged the par
Tors of the Woman's Club yesterday from
s to Z r. M. to celebrate the tenth ami
vcrsary Of one of the most flourishins
won,en's organizations In the state.
Everything and everybody was In gala
attire The halls were charmingly orna-
mcnted with goldenrod and sprays Of
Virginia creeper The reception party
that stood 1.-the front drawing room.
fragrant and pretty with purple and
white asters, was headed by Miss Jane
rutherford. in gray brocade, with span
gled net; Mrs, ]. a. LEROY was in white
Mrs. Jackson Guy. In black, with jet
trimmings; Miss Claire Guillnume was
III white, with garniturc of lnceya and ON
,broidery:a Mrs. s. w. Travers ToreGblack
spangled net; Mrs. Thomas carNtJohn-