The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-15
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The Past Week as Spent In
Fashionable Circles.

49,. Two or tbrce DAYS ago. Everybody
was sorry to know the appear was "
necessity Now comes news ""'N" .
nlcasant. Of one means for raising money
which will be tried In December, pfooAp,s
between the fifteenth and the nineteenth
Between those dates IL IS pToP"s'u -
give. at the Academy. series Oh 'ao'e"uN
from Mr.. Charles Dana Gibson p'0Iu'es'
10 no known AS An Evening with Char-
les Dana Gibson.
The Board Of Managers OF the Home
have secured Mr. GibsOn's permission 10
make use of his pictures for this pur-
posc-a necessity az they are copyrighted.
Miss Catherine Pyle. sister OF toward
PYLE. and an artist OF some note htrseli'
will pose" and arrange them. she Is
coming to Richmond for this purpose.
iIst Of patronesses will be given later. ana
will include the names OF the Board ana
other prominent women. There Is every
reason 10 believe that this VIII be an.
other Of those successes when are scored
every winter in the interest OF some eooo
thing. Ii will be a thorough novei'E' ana
II will be for a worthy cause The com
biua,ion will certainly prove attractive
10 our responsive Richmonders.
Mr. and Mrs oliver Herbert Tunsten
returned from their wedding trip on Tues
day night.
Miss Rosa Routh. OF Lebanon Virginia.
and Miss Amelia Coalier. OF king william
county. are the guests Of Mrs George NJ.
West. sO7 south Third Street.
Mrs. William T. Robins leaves on Mon
day for New York and Boston.
% no.
visiting crowd who went down on Wed
nosday TO see the Spotswood WINDOW IN
yelled. is still being talked about MI.
Goode. In his stirring ovation. paid his
respects TO the hospitality OF the people
in Spotswood time and everybody SAID
that the citizens Of Williamsburg made
II clear that they had not outgrown the
pleasant old ways. Mrs. Cynthia Coleman
placed her whole house at the companys'
disposal and al her attention at the dis
posal Of anybody who needed H. Miss
Harrison requested that all travellers
hang ND their hats so TO speak. In her
hall. The Misses Mayo showed anybody
about who didn't know the way. DR..
Moncure mace his house so interesting
that people called to see relics who had
no claim whatever upon hs atieaton.
Mrs. Lyon Tyler. whom everybody wishes
will come to Richmond this winter. as
she did last (all the Womans Club re-
memher). was delightful. and was busy
all day befriendins people that. the
chances are. she never saw before. Clear
ly. as Mr. Goode said OF the Spotswood's
.imes--"Ihc only recommendation needed
to the people hospitality was humanity.
and the good they did lives after them
against Mr.. Shakespeare opinion Of
these things generally. The faculty OF
the college. the boys. everybody and
everything-was delightful.
There was the regular fortnlghtly tea
at the Womans Club on Monday after
noon. Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson poured it. and
Mrs. Edmund Strudwick. Mrs. Matthew
Gilmour. ana Mrs. b. b. Munford assist
ed. The members were out in full force
A musicale Is down for tO-mOrrow-Mon-
day. Five o'clock Is the hour. Miss
Louise Williams has matters In charge.
Miss Mira b. Ross. soprano. Miss Laura
Adair. of Atlanta. alto: Mr. Conway Cor
don. tenor. Mr. +. Campobelo. baritone;
Mrs. g. w. Stevens, harpist. and Prof.
Jacob Renhardt. accompanist, are the
names presented. The combination is
promising.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peasants leave on
LeXt, for "Copeley in Abe
marie.
Miss Annie Rose Walker and Mr.. G.
A. WllFer have gone 10 old SQint Com
fort, ana will remain there for several
weeks.
The hospitals never desert the Society
Column. This time il is the Virginia. with
q Cry santhemum Tea on Thursday mex,
the nineteenth, nom 10 +. Nj. he
he
ard Eleventh streets. Charming Alrls Ia
be present in large numbers 10 make
thirgs pleasant FOL guests. There VIII
be a special Reception Committee, 10
show the hospital to those VINO care 10 see
1.-THE John Pope Annex. various memo
rial rooms etc. hne new heating appa-
ratus has tecn recently introduced.
There will re very pleasant musical
There viii be iittle box al
a Convenient place near the door. II will
be there TO receive silver coins from tie
visiting people and the money Will 80 TO
the support Of the charity ward, upon
" hich there is AWAY. heavy demand
There was a wedding on last Wedncs-
Day. at lnglewoCd. Nelson county one Of
tie old Cabeil honiestCads, ami now the
home Of MIR. and Mrs t.. ii. Cabe!L Inc
parties were General John
Edwin Roller OF IiarTisonburg. and Miss
Lucy Brown Cabell. The Cabels ana
their kin wed there in large numbers.
In the parlOr the decorations were IN
white and yellow tcrysanthemums). The
Wedding bell, made Of white crysanthe-
NUNS. hung from an arcn OF Terms ana
smiiax. About the room. and particularly
In the rear Of the arch, were ferns and
(srOwing).
At noon. General Roller entered with
Colonel Houston Letcher his best man.
The bride, wearing travelling dress OF
bronze cloth. and carrying bouquet OF
La France roses came in with her maid
u
attcrs dress was OF dark blue cloth,
with ecru lace. She carried "A bouquet
of white crXsanthemums. Rev. Frank
strinefellow and Rev. DR.. Douglas Roller
Drcssively. An elaborate Wedding break
Il ST succeeded congratulations. Among
he quests were Rev. Dr. Douglas Roller,
col. o. Il. Roller the Misses Louie AID
Mr.. Roy Richardson. Rev. Mr.. Garrison,
Misses Sailie Pence. and Halle Eubank.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Lorraine. Misses I'm
ma Lorraine and Minnie Cox. Mr.. P. n.
:. CaLell. OF KiChmond; Mr.. Alexander
Brown. VIM. ID. Cabell. Darlington Mos
oy Robert Nilbourns. Mr. ana Mrs. lrv-
ng Dunn. Miss annie Dunn. Dr; and Mrs.
John Gardner. Mrs. Charles Palmer Hiss
Evelyn Early. Mrs. Cabell Early. Misses
Lucy GiimCur CabeA. and Nina CaDell,
col. James Huhard. Miss lisa HUBBARD,
Mss Ruth IICIsioy. Miss Stringfellow.
and Rev. j. +. Patton.
on Saturday afternoon the Liberty
Tree" Committee. - \. H.. had 9 pica.-
mt meeting al Mrs Stephen Putneys
Nest EraIkin street
There was general meeting OF the CO.
orial Danes on Monday afternoon. at
Mrs.. Herbert A. Claiborne's. Important
business was first transacted. and then
the company lccamc Mrs. Claiborne 5
quests at what was not exactly Il tea.
ind not exactly 2 reception Dut mad tne
most pleasant featurla VI both. Ihe Ia !