The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-01

inally To their friends from TO II
o'clock at their residence.
Donation Day.
Tuesday has been selected az bona
ton Day ut the Sbeltering Arms Free
Hospital and all friends Of the institu-
lion arc asked 10 remember that date.
:, committee or women. members OF the
louid OF managers OF the hospital, will
bt on hand to receive there all day
Tuesday.
Iiub>on-iIuil.
Miss Mabel \. Huh and Henry Hob
son We're quietly married. Wednesday
evening, October Fl, in tho parsonage
OF Rev. Asbury Christian. pastor OF
Orion Station Methodist Church. Mr..
ana Mrs. fiobson have returned from
their wedding tour and are now at
home TO their, friends NJ 3l3 North
rhirty-third Street.
Prominent Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis have
issued cards for the marriage OF their
daughter, Alice Thornton, to Frankli lin
Attilla Bolts on Saturday. November Z,
at G:30 o'clock at ST. Thomas's Church
White sulphur Springs, Nv. Va y re-
ccptlon at the Meadows will be held NJ
o'clock. 'tG'-
The bride elect holds an enviabie So
cial position and comes Of line OF
noted ancestors. She is the grcat-niece
OF tho late President Benjamin Harri-
son. Her grandmother on her mothers
side married Irving Harrison. broth err
OF the president, and was reigning
helle ana beauty OF indianapolis. Her
grandmother. for whom she is named,
was a siaughtcr or an eminent f3hysi-
elan, pr. Thornton. OF North Bend. and
he married the sister OF General Will
liam Henry Harrison. Thornton Lewis.
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arjstocratic families Of Old Virginia.
The bride-ciect has Inherited many OF
the charms of the. families she repre-
sen;s. After the cercmonysat the Epis-
copal Church ut White sulphur Springs,
{; reception Will be given at her par
onts' home. The Meadows" one OF the
most beautiful and noted homes near
the famous White Sulphur Springs.
Attractive Musical.
One OF the most attractive musical
events Of the fall season will be the
program rendered at the auditorium of
the Jefferson Hotel on Friday evening
AZ 500 O'Clock, under the; direction Of
the faculty of the Virginia Conserva-
tory OF Music. Robert Colston Young.
pianist; Jay Donohue, violinist. and
Sedgwick MacGregor. tenor, will render
the following attractive. program:
Senate in f for violin and piano
(Grieg); three sen songs. THE Call
Wood); Regatta Nenezlana' Liszt) {;
'Fruhlingsglaube (Schubert -LiszD !:
Prelude. e minor tAIacDowelD: Sere-
made from Don Pasqualc.", for left hand
alone NtDonizetti); "Memnon" fFoote) :;
Tho Fiddler OF DooEey" tHomer) !:
"Thou'rt Like a Flower (biszt); I'm u
Garden" tIawlcy) Danny Deever"
'Damrosch): Faust" Fantastic. tSara-
sate): Recitation. king Robert of Sici-
w. taken from Lonsfellow's Tales OF
4 Waysidc Inn CRossetter. @. Cole).
The public is invited to attend
Mtner-PcndletOn. se,
Miss Ann l.. Pcndlcton and l.. =.
Miner were quietly married Tuesday
evening. October G. In the, parlors of
Rev. w. l.. Ball, pastor of Tabernacle
BAPTIST Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Miner
are now at home at aio$ West Main
Street.
Hall Patrons.
Patronesses of the Red Cross cotton
ball to be given Thursday include Mes
DANES Caskie Cabell, Samuel Cohen,
Lawrence Price. Robert Cabell. C. l..
Boiling. j. G. Corley, C. w Massey,
Thomas Is. McA,lams.. j. Y. I,llyson,
Jonathan Bryan, John. SHELTON Will.
liams,. John NJ. Taylor. Oscar Swine
ford. w. T. nabney., j. a. Coke. Jr..
Walter Hubbard, Robert Pegram, r. G..
Cabell, Randolph watkins. Charles L.