The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-02

the First Baptist Church at $40 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. May 14th. Both DR..
Murrell and his prospective bride are
very popular here.
Buxton-Moseley.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Julian hfoseley
have issued cards for the marriage of
their daughter. Lucy, to Mr.. Ernest
Perry Buxton. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday evening. May 18th.
ct 6 O'Clock. in Calvary Baptist Church.
In Honor Of Miss Stevenson.
Miss Florence Stevenson. OF this city.
who has been tho guest CT Miss Ida
Lawson, in Newport News, was delight
fully entertained at dance given Fri
day evening in Pythian Castle Hall.
Newport News, by the young men OF
the West End.
Good music. pleasant company. and
delicious Refreshments contributed
greatly to the evenings enjoyment.
Those present were Misses Florence
! Stevenson Ida Lawson, Rachel john
son, Helen Scott, Rena Cosby. Lucille
Woods, Katherine Watkins, Marguerite
Woods, lima Booker Rachel Scott,
May Holt, Sallie Arrnistead. Ethel
Booker. Julia Armistead. Louise Fran
CHS, Lib tSHlSEIlhU anu >hAlSo AsAiSSiaSbss
Messrs W. Z. Knewstep, A. Gosney.
aIoylan TIgnor. William Lawson, War
rem Howard. Philip Woodward. James
AIcNIenamin. Raymond Birmingham,
George sheetz. Thomas Robinson. Read
Sayre. Rooser Taylor, r. Tignor. Bruce
Wood, Beverly Lee and Perrin Lee.
! Miss Stevenson returned TO her home
here Tuesday.
Sue Gordon Whist.
The Sue Gordon Whist Club will meet
with Mrs. Josiah Ryland, of No. SCI
West Grace Street. at 4:30 o'clock this
| afternoon.
Meeting Postponed.
! Owing to the absence from the city
| OF Mrs. A. J. Montague. the regular
meeting of the board OF managers.
Home for Needy Confederate Women,
! or which she Is president. will be post
poned from to-day until Thursday. May
9th. at II A. NJ.
Isaac-Hirsch.
The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday says:
Mr. Louis Isaac. formerly OF Balti-
more, and Miss Emma Hirsch. of Har-
risonburg. Va. were married Tuesday
at the residence OF the Rev. Abraham
Simon. in Washington.
They Will go North Tor, a wedding
trip, and return to Harrisonburg.
where they will make their home. and
where Mr. Isaac will go into business.
Langhorne-Gaff.
A marriage. which will be of interest
throughout Virginia on account OF the
groom's connection with an old Vir-
ginia family, took place in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Washington, at noon
Tuesday, when Miss Zaidee Forsyth
GAM. daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Truman Calf, became the bride of DR..
Cary Langhorne. United States Navy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Lang
horne. OF Washington. Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith offlciat6d
The attendants included Miss Rachel
Holmes, OF Cincinnati. O., maid OF
honor: Misses Mary and Elsie Holmos.
Miss Marian Oliver. daughter Of As
sistant Secretary of War Oliver. and
Miss Mary Switzerland, bridesmaids;
Lieutenant Cleveland q. Lansing, United
States Army. best man, DR.. Cara
Ohnesarg. Captain A. u. Harding. Cap
tain FitzhuEh Lee, Captain Frank Nc
Coy, lieutenant Edward AIcCauley.
Lieutenant Chaunccy Shackford, Mr.. H.
pendleton Rogers, Jr.. OF New York,
and Franklin Ellis, usllers. 81
Tho bride was gowned in white
satin, en- princess. Her veil OF rose
point lace was the Same worn by her
grandmother, and was fastened with
! a coronet Of orange blossoms. She