The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27

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21st, IA K ~ II 4,
Miss Sanford made her debut Into
Hartford society last year. Her father
4 Is al, artist OF INTO and her GRANDPA Their
4 Captain Joseph Perry Sanford, was bort
lat Petersburg, vn.,@ and wns proti1iteii'
In tho United states navy for half IL
( century. Her maternal grnhdpnreltt, MI
6Pliny Jewell, Is ono Of Connoctlcut's fore.
4 most men. Miss Sanford visited Rich.
.mond last spring ind Is most pleasantly.
hGinen,bcred.S IL ,Nir4S f'abb, who Is well
Known III the social and business circles
%ofl Richmond. Is tic son Of Or. and
Mrs. II Cabell .rabb, Of No. zoos West Vest
franklin Street.
Stay-at-H ONE Whist Club.
58 11he Stny-nt-Hoines met last Monday
evening at the homo Of Mrs. Blnnd
spottswood smith,4with twenty players.
E Tho honors Of the game were evenly d.
4vitled between Miss Ellen Ruffin and her
partner Miss iIollza I1nrvlc, md Mrs.
IS. w. Trhvers and partner. Miss Matte
Harris. rho club Will meet next Mon
day night, tho I'd OF October, at Mr..
John Tylcrs. i5 /. ..$ 81 55si,
n Scott-Dunf1.
Tho most interesting event Of the wcek
In soRfnr us Richmond Is concerned, Will
be the wedding on Wednesday, Of Miss
4Hildrcth Dunn,Gto Mr. George Cole Scott,
son or the late Frederick Scott, of this
: city. Tho ceremony will take place at
Gramercy farm, iienr Hot Springs, he
home OF the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lanicr Dunn. \
Among those going ZIP from Richmond
to be present are Mr.. and Mrs w.
Scott. Dr.. Stuart Mcclure, Mi. Corydon
III, Sfr ~ ~, n f,1 Mr.
S. Buford, Jr. Mrs. Frederick Scott and
Miss Frances Scott. the mother and SIS
ter OF the groom, are already at Hot
Springs, where a number OF notable
guests have already assembled for the
nuptlals.
Invitation Cotillon.
An Invitation cotillon was given in the
By : room OF the Homestead Hotel. Hot
81 ,gs Vii, Monday evening, by friends
OF Miss Dunn and Mr. Scott. In their
honor and that OF their attendants a t
the marriage
The ball room was effectively decorn ted
In palms. The favors. arranged on a
long table, Included floral wreaths, bas-
kets, Japanese lanterns pipes and bou-
tonnicrcs. Mr.. George Fl. ingalls, led the
cotllon. and the browning figure was an
arch formed Of long cornstalks. through
which the dancers passed. Supper was
served after the cotillon.
Members OF the wedding party present
were Miss Hildrcth Dunn, Miss Dunn,
Miss Scott Mr. and Mrs. Lanier Dunn
Messrs. Lanier Dunn. Jr., George Cole
Scott, A. s.. Buford, Jr., and Corydon3
Hobson. N
" Others dancing were Miss jenkins. Miss
Louise Gaylord Mrs. Albert 3. Lambert.
Miss Ann Gands. Miss Myles, the Misses
Anna Bell and Elizabeth Lattmer, MISS
Kate Lockwood, Miss Margaret Cravens,
Miss &Nesmith, Miss Gladys ingalls,, Miss
Gibson, Miss Mallory. Mr.. and Mrs y
Bradley CUMMINGS, Mr.. and Mrs. George
C.. Heck, Mr.. and Mrs II. AZ Howell, M X
and Mrs. Fred erick Sterry, Messrs. Louis
s. Wynne. ! f. Foulkes. John Cur
rie. +. "a. Davenport. DR.. Carl N. Brandt.
Charles Thorn, Thomas Cottam,a j. NJ.
Lynch Pendergast, AlEW. Black, Il Donald
Mckay Frost, George W. Welsh and S.
Howard Arms trong. 81 555
Catholic Bazaar.
The ladies OF st Peters Cathedral
will hold q bazaar for the benefit OF the
church in the old Bijoii.. The doors will
be thrown open N onday afternoon and and
the congregation IS Urged to come and see
the display. There will be four Or FIVE
beautiful tables and tthc dies hope . to
realize goodly sum for the church.
Personal Mention.
Miss Pauline Boyd Of 4 Mecklenburg
is in the city. She is accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Ethel Boyd,
who is undergoing treatment +; from 2 2
specialist. 5 /! g4%
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet to-day at II A.. M. In
the Confederate Museum. This Is the
first autumn meeting Of the society.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Klein. OF Cli-.
cago, arc visiting Mrs. K1ein's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wallerstein, Of
No. 211 East Grace Street. "a
e Mr.. I'D Mrs. Frank Eugene Stacy,
formerly OF No. o19 South Third Street,
have moved to their new home, NO. ls26
West Grace Street.
Miss Christine Hamilton, Of Peters
burg who has been under physicians
treatment for bronchial trouble,is now
able to resume her position as Postal
Telegraph operator in the Richmond
Hotel. 4fE
s Mr. Hill Montague is at tho Chalfonto
Hotel, Atlantic City. N j..
Mr.. W.. HIoyd GaVor, OF 5EcFTyVlue,
Va. graduate OF the University Of
Virginia, has accepted q position as
assistant chemist with the United States
Type and Foundry Company Of Bes-
scmer, Ala.
Tho communion table and font Of his
torc old Christ Church, near Irvington,
In Lancaster county, Va, have been re-
stored. The first baptismal service held
in the old church for many years was
solcmnlzed on August 10th, when Walter
Henry, III. and Gentry the children Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Horny Calhoun
Jr., OF Urbanna, were baptized by the
Rev, n. G, Cowllng Mrs. Nelson Powell
OF Richmond. was one Of the sponsors
t& a55r
Miss Mary Osborne Tomplcton, Of
has been appointed spon-
sor OF the First Brigade, Sons Of Vet
Grams, for the Petersburg Confederate
reunion. Miss Mary Paul Roper will be
her maid OF honor,