The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-16
miss HILL GUEST
OF MRS. Malone
Will be Welded to General
James Macgill To-
day.
IMPERIAL | u HOTEL CHANGES !:
soutllcrl, Female College, Which
Suspended OH Account Of Fever,
Resumes iii Other Quarters.

Special to The Times. Dispatcl.)
PISnDRSDURC VA, November 15.-
Miss Lucy Lee Hill. daughter of General
A. IA. Hill, and General James Macgil.
who are 10 be married Tomorrow after.
noon, at st. Paul's Church. arrived last
night.
Miss Hill is the guest Of Mrs. General
Malone and Mrs. William McGill at the
Malone residence, on Market Street.
General Macgill Is the guest of General
Still Boiling.
Mrs william s11cGill is to BIO mntron
OF honor at the ceremony, which will be
performed by Bishop a. NJ Randolph, as
| sisted by Or. o. S.. Bunting, rector Of
service has been arranged for the we'd
ding, ana the church IL being deliberately
deco, atsd IN Confederate colnrs.
rehearsal was held tonight III st.
| Paul's Church, which presents beau
4 tiful appearance draped In great Cons
federate flags.
Miss Hill will go to the altar, accom-
panied by General Stith Boiling and Mrs.
4 General Malone will give the bride away.
General A1acgll will be accompanied by
| tis SOL, DR.. Charles Alacgill, as best
1 man. (. @ sl
| s Mrs. I, William y. A1cciill daughter of
General William Mrhone, will be natron
/ OF honor, and there will be twelve usl1-
ers. SIX from A. F. Hill Camp and, six
sons Of Confederate Veterans.
The representatives Of A.4P. Iiill Camp
| will DO DR.. w. "a Harwood, grand com
| mapder Confederate veterans Of Virginia;
Judge J. NJ. Mullen, Captain Hugh r..
| Smith. Mr.. Carter r. Bishop, adjutant
1 Of "A. =. Hill Camp; Messrs. T.. s. Book
| With and Homer Atkinson. Messrs. T. =.
| 1Iaclin. r. Stanley Beckwith, Carl Fl.
| Davis, John Watson and Mr.. Leslie
spence. az Richmond, will represent the
sons Of Confederat ea Veterans.
A.#P. Fill Camp gave reception to-
!5nightsto MISS Lucy Lee 5Fidl at the camp
! hall. "A. large number OF Confederate vet
Grams were present, and Miss Hill was
| accompanied by Mrs. General William
Mahone and Mrs WEI liam L. A1cGilL
The Southern Female College, which
recently discontinued work on nccouIht or
1.-The prevalence OF fever among the facul-
! tyl and students. to-day issued , oircu--
lar letter.. announcing that the patients
airs a1l better and that work in the col
| iegiate department wall be resumed To-
I'm I 1orrow morning at Center Hill, In q new
butlding on that extensive property. The
primary and preparatory departme nts
Ifwere reopened this morning at that place.
Center i1dll IS the famous old Boiling
4 place, in this cit y; and is now the home
1 Of Mr. Charles Hall Davis, brother OF the
Epresident of the college.
The Imperial Hotel, on " Boiling brook
4 Street, changed hands to-day, Mr.. Jo-
! seph Wright, Sri, former proprietor Of
4 the hosiery having sold his lease to Mr..
4 c. II. Gouldner, of this city Mr.. Wright's
1 home is in Bridgeville, Pa, and evil
Ireturn to that city in a few days.
Fire, shortly after II O. clock last night
destroyed a frame stable on West His i
! Street, which belonged TO Mr., ] =:
/ Cuarles The stable was in the rear OF
4 tho residence Of Mr.. w. G. Owen. who
iflost about 500 on property stored in the
/ building 81 The origin Of the fire IS not
4 known.
Dr.. y. Everett Booth. of this city. who
/ was operated upon for a appendicitis at the
4 Memorial Hospital, in Richmond, on Sun
i day night is In a very critical condition,
/ nerritonitis having developed. 1t Is re-
1 ported from the hospital this afternoon
! that Dr.. Booth is holding hts own.
Miss Margaret Bailey, daughter Of MT.
and Mrs. David Bailey, OF this city, will
be married on Thursday morning at St
Joseph's Catholic Church, to MI. after liter
G. Walsh, OF Jersey City
Mr.. W. NJ Emory, q well known tele-
gy1rapher with tho Postal Telegraph Com
many, in this city, left CAST night for
Charleston. w. Va. where he has accept
ed position With liht tho Western West IT! Union
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