The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22

United Sons Of Confederate Voter
tersburg October 25th-27th.
by tho Rev. j. b. Eutson, Of Pine Street
Baptist Church.
Mr.. Jones is well known in Richmond,
having been In the insurance business
here for several years, and now holds
II responsible position with the Metropoli-
tan Insurance Company OF Charl0ttes-
Vile.
b Mr. and Mrs. Jones will be at home
after November first at Charlottesville.
Much Interest Felt.
Much interest is manifested in the re-
cent announcement of the approaching
marriage of Miss zilla Miles Wynne. Of
Grove, Virginia, to Mr.. Oscar Lee Far
row, OF Covington, kentucky
Miss Wynne lisa highly cultured young
lady, very pretty, and is connected with
some of the, most prominent and best
Virginia families.
Mr. Farrow Is the nephew OF Superin-
tendent e. p. Goodwin, of the Cincin-
natl division of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, and is a rising vou.g
railroad man. He has many friends In
Virginia, where he resided tor Il rum
Der Of years. The wedding will be quietly
solemnized in the home Of rho brides
parents on November tho 18th. ~
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been sent out for the
wedding Of Miss Elizabeth n Faulkner,
youngest daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. VII
liam S. Love, to Dr.. Samuel p. Latane.
Of Winchester. Va.
The bride will be attended by Her cousin,
Miss salle w. Faulkner, daughter of
ex-senator Charles ]. Faulkner, Of Mar
Stinsburg, and Miss Lettcc Latdn6, OF
Baltimore, sister Of the groom, as maids
of honor. The ushers will be DIR. r. S.
Blackburn, of Washington; DR.. l.. Ar.
Allen, OF Baltimore Mr.. Fl. T. Halliday,
Jr Of Virginia; Mr.. J. Craig McLanahan.
Of Baltimore. and DR.. Philip w. Boyd,
Jr., Mr.. Daniel B.. Conrad and Mr.. Rau-f
dolph Il. Mcclure, Of Winchester. Mr..
James A. Lntane. of Baltimore, the
grooms brother, will be the best man.
Miss Love, who is a very lovely young
woman, Is granddaughter of the late
Charles ]. Faulkner, who was a distil-l
guished lawyer and former minister to
France and niece of ex-senator CHI .rlos
J. Faulkner, of Martinsburg
DR.. Latane comes of Huguenot fairly,
which settled IN South Farnham Parish.
Essex county, Va, in 100. Ills father
was tho late Bishop James 4. Lntane,
D. D., OF baltimore. and he has two
brothers. Dr.. John II. Latnne professor
Of history in Washington AMI Lee Cr-a
versity, Lexington, and Mr.. james A.
Latane. assistant States attorney for
the State of Maryland.
Brooks Kishpaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Tishpaugh have sent
out cards for the marriage of their.
daughter, Katherine, to Mr.. Otis G.
Brooks, on Wednesday,. October 25th, at
m ~..<.p AZ, ~
1901 Prince Edward Street. Fredercks-
burg, Va.
Watts-Frierson.
Mrs. Laura Barner Trierson, Of Flor
once, Ala, has issued invitations for the
marriage OF her daughter, Miss Amanda
Warren Irrierson, to Major Charles
Wilder Watts. II tho. Virginia Military
institute, Tho marriage will be cele-
brated In the First Presbyterian Church
| at Florence, Thursday evening, November
| I'd, at $50 o'clock.
Notwithstanding
Judge and Mrs. John Jeter Crutchheld
have announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Alice. to Mr.. Howard Kerr
Woodfn The wedding will take place in
| November. $50.
| Miss crutchfcld is very attractive
\ girl, possessing a very piquant style OF
I pSuulS. MI, w OOullu AS lie bOIl ! OI
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Woodfn, of this
city. 33
Pearson-Wingfield.
Mr., and Mrs. Gideon IT, Winglleld an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Bessie Turner, to Mr.. Julian Ber-
nard Pearson.
The wedding will take place Wednes-
day evening, November LIST, at 7 O'Clock,
at Cool Spring Church, Hanover coun-
ty, Va,
Company B German.
Following closely In tho wake OF two Of
the most brilliant functions ever given Ii
Richmond-the luncheon to President
Roosevelt and Mrs. Montagues luncheoI
to Mrs RooseYelt--was the German giyer
by Company B of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues Battalion to tho Virgins
Military Institute cadets Wednesday
evening, October 18th, In the Masonic
Temple, which was never decorated more
artistically, tho stairways being festoonet
with Southern smilax leading to hall
filled with groups Of palms, Iardela's or
chestra seemed inspired and rendered
perfect music. "A
The following ladies present were
claperons; Mrs, James Keith, Mrs. Geo
d. McAdams Mrs. James rutherford
Mrs, ]. M. Waller, Mrs. r. T.. Conquest
Mrs st. Julian Oppenhimor Mrs Sol
Cutchins
Some of those present We're: Misse,
| Word Nellie DayenDort CoWles AviI