The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-12
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Henry Ricman Hack. OF Virginia. Her
mother was. before. her marriage, Miss
Betty j. Van Meter, Of oldfelds, Hardy
county, w. Va. She now has her home
at Bartonsville. Frederick county.
The marriage will take place on
March 81, In the home OF Mr.. +. n.
more, and Will be followed by a recep-
ton.
MISS Amelle Hack, a debutante OF
next season. will be her cousins maid
OF honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Misses Mary and Julia Hack, OF Win
chester. Mr.. Home Hack Will be Mr..
Marburg's best man, and his ushers
Will be Mr.. Frank Jefferson, Of New
York, son Of the late Joseph Jefferson,
and Mr.. Frank Hack.
Mr.. Marburg Is cousin OF the Messrs.
Hoen, of this city. He belongs to a
very wealthy Baltimore family, and is
known to Richmonders through his
visits. in the summer, to Warm
Springs.
Stay-nt-IIome Whist.
The stay-at-Home Whist Club had
| five tables and twenty players at It's
meeting this week, when the highest
score was made by Mrs. Bland Smith
and Mrs. Basil Spauldins.
The club will meet next week with
Miss Margaret Morson, No. 800 Floyd
avenue.
Masonic Home Entertainment.
The children OF the Masonic Home
will give their usual entertainment this
afternoon at o'clock, before the Crane
Lodge at Masonic Temple.
ChristInn-PoweII.
| The wedding of Miss Julia X. Powell
of this city, to Mr.. John s. Christian, OF
Newport News. was quietly celebrated
on Saturday evening, at $50 O'Clock lr
the home of the groom's parents, NO
221 Thirtieth Street. Newport News.
/ The ceremony was performed by The
Rev. W. Asburry Christian in the pres
ence of a few relatives and intimate
friends of the family. Mr.. and Mrs
II. S. L'Yesay were the only attend
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. Christian have ar
rived in Richmond. where they vii
make their future home
Personal Mention.
DR.. John Bell ,Henneman, professo
OF English literature and dean of tn,
college in the University of the Soutl
/ at Sewanee, Tenn, and editor of TIL,
Sewanee Review, Is visiting in the city
and staying at No. S3s West Grac,
Street.
/ Miss katherine Hoge is the attrac
tive guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Hill
! lyer, OF Raleigh. who will entertain ii
her honor during her stay.
Captain and Mrs. Garrett c. Goocl
went 10 Roanoke on Monday, and from
there to Farmville, where their son
Mr. Garrett G. Gooch, Jr., and Mis-!
Louie Morton will be married to-day
The bride and groom expect to spenc
several days OF their bridal trip II
| Richmond, before going to Roanoke
| their future home.
| Mr.. Cecil BERTHE. who has been 6
| guest in this city and in Stanton, ha.
gone to Philadelphia and New York.
Miss LESSEE M. Eaton, who has beer
the guest of relatives in Richmond fol
two weeks, has returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Brander will leave
! this week to be the guest of Mrs. vii
liam Roane Aylet, of Newport News.
T Miss caches, of Louisville Ky, /.
+ the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes
i Mr.. and Mrs. Axel MatthIerson, Of
| New Jersey. who came to Richmond
| for the Wight-Hayes wedding on Sat
! urday, are spending some time here
| with relatives.
Mr.. William r. Hill. of No. $500 Eas
! Broad Street, who has been very i'll
is improving.
Miss Jellis Scott is the guest of Mr.
ard Mrs. Frank Walters, in Montgom
| cry Hall, stanton.
| Mrs. Herbert Saunders, of Upper
Shirley, is the guest of Mrs. E. "A
Saunders, Jr.
The members of the Wight-Haye:
bridal party were entertained at card:
by Mrs, c. E. Wingo on Monday night