The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-20

,..o, DIR. Edward Mcclure and NJ.
pr,ca Of south Carolina, was best man.
| hf,or the ceremony a very elegant re-
| ea,,ton was given TO the bridal party
"a Intimate friends at the home or Mrs'
zfarearet Wbeelwright. on east Franklin
$3.50, The rarlors were Beautifully oe-
corated with palms. ferns and cut movers
| ard the dining-room In yellow chrysan'n nc
nuns. The cutting OF the brides CAM
created much merriment. The rins zen
90 the lot of DR.. Edward Mcclure, the
, 10 III 20 Mr.. Joseph Beasley. and the
s,y nence 70 Professor Smithey. OF RAN
S a. Macon College. Among those pre-
sont we're: DR.. r. ID. Wheelwright. Mrs'
S5arearet Wbeelwright, Miss julia Wheei-
wright. Mrs. Il. r. Smith. Mrs ); ~
rubank. Warm Springs; Mrs. Wits
sweet Of Idaho; DR.. NJ. h. Cuthbert' Cap
tain and Mrs. Charles Vreeland' MT;
Henry Lewis, Mr.. t. w. HunSsrIoru' VI
WASHINGTON; Miss Agnes Writ, OF vest
nooreland Mrs. j. NJ. Page, OF Aloehlarle'
Nfiea lula McGruder, OF Virginia. Ut.
90 Mrs w. w. Smith, Professor and
Mrs p. M. Blackwell. Professor and Mrs.
Shennard Colonel and Mrs. Marye ana
professor r. b. Smithey, OF Ashland;
Ms Thomas Branch, DR.. and Mrs. Hun
Ter Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. John III. ray
Inr MFR. and Mrs. Allan Lyons, Miss May
Handy. Judge and Mrs. Henry Flournoy'
Mr. ard Mrs. John Freeman, Misses
Doegett. Miss Minor. Of Charlottesville;
Mrs. Duval, Mrs. Abbott Miss stewart
Rev. Calvin Stewart, Dr. Stuart Mcclure
and others.
Al 5.3O o'clock on Thursday afternoon
the residence of Mr. David S. Doggett
was the scene Of a quiet but very beau
tiful home wedding, when his daughter
Miss Annie Curtis Doggett. ana MI
George Griffith LINER, Of Buffalo, n. ~
were united in marriage. The Dride was
very beautiful In a dress OF ivory Whlte
satin and diamonds Miss Mamie MINOR
Of Charlottesville was maid or honor
and Mr.. Arthur Houghton, OF Corning ~
Y, best man. The ceremony was per
formed by DR.. X. n. Sledd. me pdIlolS
and dining-room were deliberately ana
artistically decorated in palms, ferhs'
chrysanthemums and cut flowers.
Those present were: Mr.. and MIS-
James. Miss Houghton and Mrs. Perkins,
of Buffalo, n. Y; Mrs. Ballantlne ana
Misses BaIlantine, Of Morris Plains, \.
j.: Miss Dawson, Of Newark, y. j.; Mr'
and Mrs Richmond, Of Chattanooga MI
Ioran Lewis. OF Buffalo, y. y; Misses
Mamie Minor, Ellen Clark, Ashley MIL
Ter. Katie Bankingship. Bessie Minor
Messrs. Sidney Briggs, Minor Lewis var
leigh Cooke, Lewis Judkins. Raleigh g
Minor. George Freddy and Jeniter Bar
ton
Mrs. Robert Whitlock gave very ele-
CANT and beautiful dinner on Wednesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Burton. Inc
table decorations were all I'm pink. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Welch,
Mrs Charles Workman, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John
Barber, Mr.. Richard Pegram and Mr..
Ford.
Miss Virgie CABOT gave very en-
ioyable Hen" party on Wednesday even
ing. Among those present were: Misses
Henning, Louise Brander. Columbia
Hayes, Eta Hayes. Gertrude Camm
Annie Camm. Fannie Dickerson. Sallie
Marshall, Lillian Yarbrough and others.
The Junior German Club gave most
delightful entertainment on Friday even
ing at the Temple Hall. Among the
dancers were: Misses Tinsley, Lawson,
Leila Grey, Stuart Bradley. Lizzie
Bridges, Stanley Atkins, Marion Harris
Madge Ould. Mary Howard, Louise
Brander, Lima Mayo, Lulie Powers
Annie Henry, of Norfolk; Grace Smith,
Evie Walker, Ellen Blair, May Stokes,
Emily Cary, Mary Hayes. Messrs. Adolph
Blair, Hoge Gillian, Julien Binford, Ed
ward Robinson. Frank Powers. Phil
Powers, Richard Gwathmey, Alfred
Carey, Stewart McVeigh. Wiloughby
Newton, Ivy Arlington. Randolph Car
rington, Ben Lawson, George Warren,
Charles BidgOod, Arthur Mayo, George
Cook, Frank Blankenship, Charles Will
liams, Jr.. Willie Mayo. Horace Slater
Otis Alfriend, Tom Brander. Lewis
Brander Robert Powers and others.
Mr.. Adolph Blair and Hoge Gillian
very gracefully led the german. The
chaperons were: Mrs. Mat Maury, Mrs
Brander and Mrs. James Patterson.
The Fortnight Club was charmingly
entertained on Friday evening by Miss
Nellie Atkins. Those present were: Misses
Lawson, Mary Lane, OF Alabama Martha
Y1nsley, Mary Chafiin, Miriam Meade,
Norma Wake, Evir Wake Mary and
Lang Hunt, Lillian Yarbrough Annie
Grey. Ashley Miller. Alice BurWell, Louise
Meade Kate Meade, Bertha Randolph,
Messrs. Richard Wilson. William Walker,
John Walker. Bailey Saunders, T. W.
Workman. Ben Lawson. Robert Camp
bell, Jackson Miller Stuart Hume Robert
Harrison, Benjamin Alsop. Richard
Meade John cullen, randolph Ma1Shdll,
George Warren, George Pegram, Robert
Pegram. William Gray, Clarence Schafer,
Edgar Freeman, Garland Tinsley. Charles
Ruhin, Fairlie Cooke, Randolph Holla-
day, Richard Morris.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Elizabeth billiard and Mr.. Archibald
Williams Patterson, on November 3Oth,
in Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Irene LanghOrne returned home on
Saturday
Miss Nellie Boykin Is in New York.
Arrangements are being made for a
charity ball some time early in Decem-
Der.
Miss Emma Barksdale is in New York,
the guest Of Miss Jones. FELIX.