The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02

was also present. and spoke to the pco-
pie In few kind and encouraging words.
Mr.. Adam Diacont was on hand, and,
as usual. with hin fun and merry making.
He testified TO tho love he felt for the
pastor and his family. He presented Mrs.
Tucker with q beautiful worsted quilt,
the gift and workmanship OF the ladies'
OF the church. II ri
Refreshments were then served, after
which the crowd dispersed, leaving with
the pastor and his family their best
wishes for bright prosperous and happy
future.
Retreat for the Sick. "a
The board OF managers OF the Retreat
for the Sick have found 1t necessary
to enlarge their capacity for the acconl-
mediation OF private patients.
The institution has recently had sew
teral of the rooms overhauled, and put
In thorough condition.
Under the supervision OF Miss Blake.
the efficient head nurse, everything for
8the comfort and care OF the sick, -
carried on In highly satisfactory de-
gree
This institution has done a great work
In the past. and the managers look for
greater work during the coming year.
Miss Ada Arundel. who liz at the 70.
treat is rapidly recovering.
The Smart Set Elsewhere.
Lord and Lady Bagot, VINO are spend.
Ing the autumn nj Hugely their bea,t-
t1ful country home. ut Bllthflcld, In Star
fordshtre, England, arc having q series
of house parties. Lady Bagot, 1t will
be remembered, was Miss Lily May, for
merry OF Baltimore. Lady Bagot fs tho
sister OF George May and Mrs.. John 8.
Cuttings. who still reside in Baltimore,
and Is the aunt Of Miss Gladys Cuttings
one of the most popular young girls here.
RUGBY Is a most enchanting place
and contains many articles of great and
his toric value.
All of Nebraska City. Neh., was excited
yesterday afternoon over the marriage o.
Miss Jean Morton. the daughter Of Ny.
Joy Morton, of Chicago, a niece OF Secre-
atary of tho Navy. Paul Morton, and q
granddaughter OF Mr.. j. Sterling Morton,
TO Mr.. Joseph Cudahy. OF the firm, OF
&Cudahy Bros. II s @ "A KS 3 93ss5s i$$f5 al ia
Abor Lodge, the country home OF the
Mortons was profuscly decorated with
palms, roses and orchids. Bishop Spauld-
q ing celebrated the nuptials and the Sec
rotary Of the Navy came to the wedding
on a special car from Washington. Miss
Pauline Morton, the secretary'sS daughter.
was maid OF llohor. and Misses Clara ami
Julia Cudahy were bridesmaids. Mr.. Ed
ward cudahy was best man.. Other Mt
4tendants included Messrs. John Cudahy.
Sterling Morton, Frederick Mclaughlin
and Give Runnells @ II /. a
Mrs. George "A. Huhn.3 Jr., OF Philadel-
sphIa. gave large tea on the club house 4
lawn at Hot Springs, Friday afternoon,
for which she wore white embroidered
gown and a striking picture hat Of black
and white. which was most becoming.
The tea tables were decorated with
Il 4 u 1tNr-
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Barton French gave
a dinner party Friday night for Mr.. Ed
ward c. Post, OF New York, at Barton
Lodge, their beautiful cottage.
The New York Herald, OF yesterday
says through its Hot Springs correspond
ent: s,s!
f5r'.Th he y, recent marriage OF Miss May
Handy. Of Richmond, reminds one that
the Southern beauty who will probably
take her place is Miss Elizabeth Lat
timer, OF Wilmington. N. c., who Is now
here with her mother. Mrs. William ].
Cotton. She is not yet out in society.
but attends informal teas. and Is by
far the handsomest young woman of her
age In the South. Best OF all, her
manners are unaffected and cordial to
ALL s5 I'll
The approaching marriage is an
5nounced from London, England, OF Miss
Helen E. Benedict, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Harper Benedict, Of New
York, to Mr.. Archibald Alexander For
rest, also OF New York.
d The ceremony will take place on Oc-S
,tober 11thSat st. Georges Church. Han
over Square.
t'..s. Opening Dance.
The opening dance Of Mrs. James
Welch's class will be given next Tuesday
ncf q 4 n oil n
hall, No. 90s Floyd Avenue.
The announcement will be read with
pleasure by the young society. folk in
Richmond who have the most delight
flu. associations with Mrs. Welch's class
and who always find the greatest en-
ioyments at the series Of germans given
under her direction.
4 The class promises more than ever this
year. and will be well attended from the
beginning. The music will be very bright
and all the new catchy airs will DO played
for the boys and girls
To Go to St. Louis. Il
Miss Bette Ellyson and Mrs, Anna F.
Rahm will leave for st, Louis October
18th. with second party. to the Expo
ition. They have undertaken the trip
nc the request OF the board OF managers
ot the Retreat for the Sick. and the pat
t. Is gotten UP for the benefit OF that
Institution.
The ladies have extended their invita-
ton SO that 1t includes grown people OF
both sexes and children. They promise
to give special attention to gentlemen who
may accompany them. and to little peo-
pie without chaperones.
The comfort Of all classes and individ-
rails will BIO their first thought, For fur
Their particulars readers are referred to
Miss Ellyson or Mrs. RIA hm.S
Won Schilling-Howard,
The Hampton Monitor Of Saturday con-
tanned the following Interesting announces
ment:
Invitations were issued Friday after
noon by the BRIDES mother Mrs. Lucy
M. Howard, to the marriage OF her
daughter. Miss Martha Wynne Howard
to Mr.. Leopold Marshall Won schilllng,
which will take place Tuesday afternoon
October 18th. at $3.50 o'clock in the First
Baptist Church OF this city. At this most
happy event Miss Lucy Minson. cousin
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