The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-13

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Mathiason is swede by nativity, but
has quite identified himself with the
club and social life OF Richmond and also
OF Trenton. New Jersey, where tho young
people will have their future home. Mr..
Davis is the nephew OF an eminent Vir-
GINA lawyer, for whom he Is named and
IN whose footsteps he seems likely to
follow. Miss Hayes IS to be married at
home, with Mrs. Joseph Noel to be her
matron Of honor. Miss McGuire's nnp-
tials are to be celebrated In st. Pnul's
Episcopal Church.
The Observation-Disclosures match IS Great
Ing great. excitement among Virginia
sportsmen and sportswomen. especially
IN the reighborhood OF Uppcryille, where
the meets are being held and where
many house parties are being given. Miss
Terry Dulany, OF Grafton Hall" has
distinguished herself by her brilliant rid
ing on BACHELOR" as her m cunt is called.
Other women enjoying the sport and fol-
lowing the hounds are Mrs. PIERCE, Of
Boston; Mrs Ladenburg, OF New York;
Mrs. Henderson and Miss Lemon, Of
Virginia; Mrs. Grafton Abbott, OF Boston;
Mrs. Labouisse, OF New York. and Mrs.
Westmoreland Davis, Of Tuxedo, New
York. who, with her husband, is enjoy
ing the autumn on their Virginia coun-
try estate, ''Moryen." scar Leesburg,
Virginia.
Wedding Announcement.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Toler have Is
sued Invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter. Mary Elizabeth. to Mr.. David
Owen Cogbill, the marriage to take place
on the evening of November 10th. at
$50 o'clock. in the Church OF the Cove
nant.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Ernest C. Mead and Mr.. Irwin
williams of Richmond, Will leave on
Monday for an extended hunting trip
to different parts in Virginia. They will
take with them the celebrated Irish set
sters "Fllrt.' and Dan" Although birds
are not very plentiful this year, the
huntsmen expect to bag considerable
game
DR.. Nathan w Nelson, son OF the late
N. w. Nelson, of this city. has located
at No. 400 West Grace Street for the
practice of medicine and surgery. Dr..
Nelson is a graduate of the College OF
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons, New York CITY,
where he spent several years IN hospital
work.
Miss Hattie Floyd Fuller is visiting
friends in I.ynchburg, Va.
For the present the Rosemary Library
Is located nj No All North Eighth Street,
in a temporary home kindly placed at
thei, DISPOSAL by the Richmond School
Board. The flne work of the library and
i,s nse,,,,ness as factor for good, SO
well-known in this community, must al
WAYS commend it to the support anu In
terest Of the Richmond reading pub-
lie.
M george w. Brown, Mrs. Tom NJ.
Hundley and Misses Alice and Emma
Netherland left yesterday for Asheville,
n. c., to spend a. week.
Tho Woman's Foreign missionary So
ciety OF Park Place NJ. u. Church VIII
hold their annual Christmas sale the
first week in December.
Mrs Kent. Miss Kent and Miss Cloyd.
~ wv,hcviIle. will spend the early WIN
Tar IN richmond. 1t Is their present
nlan To 90 South after Christmas.
Mrs, Durant Wilder, Of No. North
Third Street, expects to spend the latter
mart of December at her old homo In
AbbevIlle, S. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gray. Of NORTH
field, Cumberland county, left for home
on Saturday last,
Mrs. S, r. Mccullough, of staunton,
Va, who spent part OF last week with
Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor, returned to staun-
ton on Saturday.
Mrs. w. j. johnson is spending the
week delightfully."- with a party Of friends
in New York city,
Miss Emily waddill is visiting rfla-
tIyes at walkerton, Va, for tho month
OF November.
Miss Mary Johnston, who has been at
Gaymont near Staunton, since leaving
Warm Springs, has returned to the city
Mrs. John T.. Iubank Is expected In
Richmond within tho next week She
has been at Atlantic City since closing
Warm Springs ON November LIST,
Mrs. Peyton wise has returned from
New York city.
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