The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-04
SOCIETY AND CHARITY.
ONE DAYS NEWS IN THE FASHION.
ABLE WORLD.
Entertainments To-Day for the sheltering
Arms and Old Dominion Hospitals.
LuBcheons-CardP Parties.

Arms and Old Dominion Hospitals.
Luncheons-Card Parties.
The marriage Of Miss Sallie Munford
Talbot and Mr.. Armistead Churchill
Young was the principal social event
OF yesterday. and tool. place al the
home of the brides parents. No. II
Franklin street. east, at o'clock last
night.
Rev. Or. Hartley Carmichael and Rev.
Or. Moses ID. Hoge were the officiating
clergy.
The bride IS the daughter OF Mr.
Charles II. Talbot. which surices to
command general popularity for her. II
she needed any other assurance OF mat
than her own graces. which she does
not.
The groom is the son OF the tate John
y. Young. and enjoys general esteem
In the business world, as well as popu-
larlty in the social one.
THE CEREMONY.
The ceremony took place in that one
Franklin street. between the two low
windows. The decorations were OF
green and white. potted palms and ferns
mainly supplying the green; chrysan-
themums and growing roses, the white.
Tho stairway leading from the second
floor the nails. and the floors OF the three
narlors were all covered with WHITE
crash. An orchestra Of stringed instru-
ments furnished the musc-the march
from Lohengrin.
The bridal party came down the STAIR
way. and approached the officiating cier-
cy through the three parlors Inc
groom. with his brother. and best MAJ"
Mr.. Ormond Young. entered the front
parlor Immediately from the nan, meet
ing the others.
The ushors were Messrs. john YOUNG
Braxton Dallam. of Baltimore Alan i"i-
holt. Jr.. and T.. y. McAboy' or WASH
,no,on All I'm common with the groom
and his best man. wore the conventional
llacl, suits. white gloves; boutonnIeres
of lilies Of the valley. ,....,.
The bridesmaids were MISSES 'd'iie
Talbot. Adele Archer. Jula MoI'o"'
and Miss Miller All wore white SATIN
slirts. tulle waists, and carried Ameil-
can Beauty roses. Miss Luhe Lyons
,vos maid Of honor and wore podice
~ Nue-gresn chiffon, with SILK shirt'
She carried American Beauty roses.
bridesmaids and maid Of honor made
m attractive Quintette.
THE BRIDE.
The bride entered with her father. she
,,oro while satin duchess. the convention
al veil: and carried a shower bouquet OF
lillias-of-t he-valley. Her charming face
and grace Of figure and carriage were
never more remarked.
Mr.. Charles Talbot gave his daughter
away.
Ar the conclusion OF the ceremony n
reception was rendered the party present.
which consists exclusively or hlchnond
relatives OF the contracting parties. with
Mr. ana Mrs J. Mason Miller. Of Staun-
Ton. the Misses Hopkins. Of Baltimore
Nice 7oarman OF New Orleans, MISS
Tuolor Of Norfolk Messrs Dalam. ot
baltimore. Jones OF New YORK ana
Robert Tomlin. Of Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs Young went north for
their wedding tour. They will return in
about two weeks. Eleven east FRANKLIN
street win be their future home. Good
wishes. numerous and warm. follow
them. ..-.-...,
SOCIETY NOTES.
Miss Lucille Nelson. OF Culpepor, is in
the city. ana viii spend several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. w. g. Neaie'
Tho marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Roy.
daughter Of the late Colonel James +.
Rov. T.. $. A.. and Mr.. Adam Tredwell
Of Norfolk. Va. will occur no noon on
Wednesday. December OH. az the brides
home ON Nineteenth street. Washington.
u. g.. 10 which only relatives and few
intimate friends viii be invited
The Harris girls card party tomorrow
night promises 20 take delightful place
in a monotonously duh week
Miss Mary MEOW IS Miss Marianne
Meade's guest.
Miss Hopkins. Of Baltimore IS the guest
OF Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine
Tho printers were responsible FOR tho
statement I'm Yesterdays letter thar. ar
the meeting OF Miss Blair's pleasant
class. on Tuesday the fact OF the 'in-
dependence" OF Judaism and Christian
itv
The fact was. Of course "the inteTde-
pcndonce.'
THE S1TELTERGNG ARMS.
To-day the sale. tho children's enter
tainment and silver tea. by Brandol Cir-
Gle OF Kings Daughters for the benefit
OF the Shenerng Arms Hospital comes 10
pass II promises 10 pass most pleasant
Is for an who 60 and from the express
sions Of interest heard on all sides. II is
likely that many will 90. This city has
big heart and nothing seems 20 touch
70 into practical activities so quickly and
thoroughly as pleas for the sick poor.
The Sheltering Arms is the only hospital
I'm the city which g. totally and without
any qualification az an a charity hos
pital.
The immediate object Of the tea is tho
support Of the Brandon Cot. now I'm the
Hospital. and unendowed 1t IS me-
mortal 10 one of the sweetest souls which
ever dwelt in q woman body-Miss Belle
Harrison.
The sale. which Is Of an kinds Of useful
household articles. dolls already dressed
and pretty things FOR Christmas. begins
at I o'clock. and goes on as long as GUS
toners call and the stock i'm hand lasts.
From ] 10 ( o'clock. there has been ar
ranged a great deal Of pleasure for the
children. Those are distinctly the hours.
There will be the always attractive fish
pond and n variety Of other amusements
calculated 10 appeal 10 the young per-
sons sense Of what is agreeable.
Four o'clock IS the opening hour for the
tea There will be a silver plate or