The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31

merry youngsters being led by Miss May
Young, OF Louisville, and Miss Lucy
Bowles. Late in the evening ref reshnents
were served. There was a large number
of invited guests,
"a Mr.. William NJ. Collins, member OF the
f,rin or T. u. Collins and Sons, architects.
left here Tuesday for Washing ton, D. C.,S
where he was married "Wednesday ut
noon to Miss Margaret u. Mclaughlin.
of this city, who at the time was Visiting
her sister, Mrs. b. j. Collins. The cere-
niony was performed by Rev. Father.
Macfen, at st. Pauls Catholic Church.
One OF the prettiest maria ges of the
week took place at high noon yvednes-
day, when Miss Rosa Mae 11llinger,
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs, w. n. 1Sllinger,
was married to Mr.. John 4. Alhizer.
The ceremony took place at st. Johns
Church, Augusta county. The bride is
one OF Augusta county's most handsome
young ladies and Is very popular. The
groom is a; young business man Of Statin-
ton, where Mr.. and Mrs. Alhizer will
make their home 3Sil
staunton Lodge, No.1s, a. r. and "A. NJ,
held the annual election OF officers Wed !.
5nesdny night. Ii being the anniversary o
st. John the Evangelist. There was \ d
large number in attendance. The ifol-:
lowing OFFICERS were elected: j. III. Price,
master; II. L.. Lang. senior warden; II r.
s. Greathead junior rden; j M. Spotts,,
treasurer; w. B. McChesney, secretary
O. Il. Smith, senior deacon; Rudolph Buln-s
gardner, Junior deacon.
Miss Lonelle Hanger and Mr.. Charles
e.. Pence were married in Tho Eakletonj
Hotel parors Wednesday, at 10 o. clock
by REV. S. A. Parker, Of the Grecnyillct
NJ. e. Church. The bride wore a hand-l
some gray going-away gown, with hat
and gloves to match Only relatives We're
present. s.3 N W
Miss Addc Reynolds. daughter Of Mr.
lG. w. Reynolds, and Mr.. Preston A.
sensabaugh, were married Nv ednesdatyi
evening ut tho home of the bride here
by Rev. II. II. Heironimus They will
make their homo in this city A
Mr. Samuel Spradlin and Miss Mary e.
Dickinson were married here Wednes-S
day afternoon by Rev o. Il. Gregory.
The groom Is sixty years old and the
bride twenty-one. 5.5 I'd "a X
Tho following licenses have been Issued
by the circuit clerk: William e. Wine and
Miss I,ottie Snyder, to be married Sin.
Stnunton January Sd !; David b.. Coiner
and Miss Florida y. Reed, welded in
Augusta county Thursday; George c.
Splitter and Mrs. Rose Mcdaniel, welded
In staunton " ednesday evening; Claude
married In Staunton Wednesday: James
W.dngram and Miss Lottle Myrtle, mar
iried in Stanton Wednesday,; Q. G. TIito
and Hattie B. Lucas, 10 take place in
county: James n Smith and Miss Minnie
Luck, married at Craigsville, Augusta
county, Wednesdays; Gordon M! shunlate
and Miss Cora =. Johnson were married
ut Mt. Sidney, Augusta county, Wednes-
day. Both the bride and the groom are
only seventeen years of age. Mr.. Charles
Dinkle and Miss Pearl Rodgers, OF
MOSCOW, Augusta county, were I married
"Wednesday by Rev. G. H. SCrowell 81 this
city ag:5
Mrs. ri tzhugh Elder very charlninglyl
entertained the Young Married Ladies
Whist Club at her beautiful home, Esse-
ton, Tednesday evening. The color
schcme8was green and red. and the deco
r r tons were very beautiful After some
time spent in playing whist refreshments
' were served. There was an unusually
large number present.
Gsap ', AIN ohm, Opie, who Is being
treated at NJ emorlal Hospital, is reported
as5someWhnt improved. and his son, Nh.
Thomas Opie, has COMO to Richmond and
vii acc company his father home sun
day. 3 ss 3t zS5 AL
. Mrs. @. 5Hullihen ana Miss Jennie
fiullihen Wen to shington Friday. t73
sa Judge George M. EInlrtson of the Sill
preme Court, returned to his home here
this week. r. Bs5
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs, Isaac Skinner, who have
been spending some time IN the county
have returned to Richmond.
q AZ NE. x and Mrs Harry b. Woo ward have
rc turn cd to Richmond after q visit 3 "a
Alr.8 q No 40 Mrs Mrs y. 3. oodward.