The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-25

| pastor OF Asbury NJ Il. Church, this
city, performed the ceremony in tha
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Reynolds. of No los
West Brambleton avenue. Norfolk
Miss Miles wore white mousseline and
NUNS.
Boydvllle House Party.
a house party, entertained this week
| by former Senator Charles j. Faulkner
and Mrs. Faulkner. OF Boydvilie. nea.
Martinsburg, ". Va, included Mr. and
Mrs. Charles j. Faulkner Jr., OF Chi
cago: Mrs. ]. b. Hope and Mrs. w. c.
Young, of Hampton. Va: Mrs. William
White. of Nashville. Tenn; Miss Mary
| Willis and Mr.. ". Pitt Kellog. of
| Washington. d. c.. Miss NJ. V. Jamison.
of Hagerstown. Md; Miss Martha Bas-
sell and DIR. Luther Haywood. of
lClarksburg. w. Va: Messrs. Harry f.
| Byrd and Daniel Conrad. of WInches-
ter. Va: w. b. Scope, of Port Henry.
| n Y, George Southwick, of Albany,
! n. Y; Mr.. Arthur Gillian of Chambers
burg, Pa, and Master John Campbell,
of Kentucky.
Colonel Grundy Present.
Colonel Barton H. Grundy was a
guest at an elaborate stag dinner given
by President Harry ST. George Tucker
tiE his home, on F'reemason Street. Nor
folk. Va, last Monday evening, in
honor Of President J.. l.. Johnson. OF
the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Table decorations were in yellow,
and covers were laid for fourteen, those
present being President Johnson, Prcsi-
dent George W. Stevens. of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway; Colonel A. NJ.
Bowman, of Salem; Major John Il.
Cowan, OF Radford; n " A1aher. of
Roanoke; Messrs. Reid Hobson, f. r.
Lamb. Robert Johnston. Barton Myers
Cooke. Of Roanoke; Colorei Baughman,
host of the maryland STAKE Building
on the Exposition Grounds. and Colonel
Barton H. Grupdy, OF Richmond.
Mrs. Matt Returned.
Mrs. Gilmer Matt, Of West Clay.
Street. this city, who had intended
spending the month of October in
Lynchburg, Va. was forced, on account
Of sudden illness, to return to Rich
mond. accompanied by her friend, Miss
Mamie Moore. 1t is a matter OF regret
to Mrs. Matt that her illness deprived
her f-tlle opportunity Of showing her
appreciation of many courtesies re-
ceived at the hands offfriends In Lynch
burg. her home for fifteen years.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. r. 7. Hunter, Of No. Els East
Franklin Street, and Mrs. G.. G. Goocf,
of Stanton are spending several days
at jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. AIollie Hunter Lane. who at
tended tho Disciples Convention An
Norfolk, visited Jamestown EXPOSE
ton, and was the guest Of Mrs, Hunt
err for several days afterward, left
yesterday for her home in Louisa, Va.
Captain William Pendleton, of Cue
,lloo Va, wastthe guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Moon, in the West End. for sew
eral days. Hc returned to Cuckoo
Monday. !.
! DR.. Edmund S. Pendleton, ofClifton
Forge. Va, arrived In Richmond on
Saturday last. TIe was joined here by
Mrs. Pendeton, who came from Norfolk
'mond. They visited at No. 215 East
Franklin Street while here. Dr.. Pendle-
ton leaving yesterday for Louisa ana
Mrs. Pendleton returning to Clifton
Forge.
y Mrs. II, B. Smith, OF. Horn Quarter,
Va Master FORESTER Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Mckee and MISS Mckee. of
Chicago, passed through Richmond
going to and returning from the ex-
position and stopped In the city for
night.
by an unintentional. error, the date
of the wedding of Miss Mariana Tru-
lock White, of Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
to Mr.. George A. Lake.sof Hampton,
Va. has been mentioned as Wednea-
day, October cad. The correct date
ifs wednesday. October 3oth.
Mrs. Clara v. Cooke, of Lower Bro
mo, Is visiting Mrs William NJ.
Bridges DIT No. so lest Grace Street.
Miss Lucille Carlton has returned to
tile city after % delightful sixSweeks'
stay lin the mountains.
l Misses Edith and Elizabeth Hatcher
at CareleySS Hall, Guyana county, are
In the city opplng at NO. 1903 Nast