The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-08
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
18EPAST WEEK As SPBNTiN FASH
IONABLE RICHMOND.
the Woman's CIub-Per-
sonsI Jottings-Life On Ch"reh
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zone of the very pleasant iea'u,es - 10 :,
,an i',nchcon PARTY recently given by
MIR william A. Wilson was Inc "i'''o '.',',,
,,ent nv the host OF his coming marIlaso
60 NJ Louise Ford Whitock' OF hi0"-
,no,d Va. The marriage VIII '"ne pm
,nou, November %. This nteics.lhe 81
yacemcnt has existed since MI " 49, 49,,
e, ,rir abroad. and IS the direct Iesu''
OF meeting in Egypt where M,s. ~
lock was travelling with hct ino''''' -,
tsord Tho bride and her family are Or
Snallv of Covineton, KY, anu vi :, en-, nv -
lock was a school-mate OF MIS-, " 49,. .'',ii
II. Thayer Of this city. Inc "e"u'"S 80
he AT the brides handsome nome III ~
mond. where Mrs. Whitlock' uaN','.u -
and cultured woman. Is leauel ~, ~
anu vrivs,ve circles. The wedding
fournev will be 10 Old Mexico m" ~
Sneriai time has been announced Tor inc
return 10 Kansas city. NO polo'o
after wedding cards will he sent our.
This means loss TO Richmond ana
Gain to Kansas city Of a very CHARMING
woman.
Nrs Moses y. Hoge. Jr.. spent several
DAYS last week In King Niiilaih' "' nc.
fathers place-"Montville.
rounced the engagement OF their uaush-
Ter carrie Wesley. to Dr. Charles Dun
h,r Roy. Of Atlanta, Georgia. inc Hloi-
riaco will take place early in December
I'D then there will be vacant pace
ho,e which. however congratuidloIS
richmond Is TO Or. Roy. IT docs hot me
IN Think about Miss Elicit besides pt'is
lie only child of a popular househoiu' j.
a girl who would be delightful uhoer any
circumstances She has run the saui'ie'
of social distinction and Is not spolou,
DR. Roy is "a leading young physician "a
Atlanta. whose medical education mas
-, perfected by extended study abroad.
lie takes high rank professionally as inc
result Of ability. education and a winning
personality.
Miss Lucille Nelson. OF Culpeper. is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. w c. Neale.
Miss Mary Hayes is back again from
Kentucky. in time for the Richmond VIM
ter.
Miss Lucia Wormley has returned from
Iynchburg. She came down on FRIDAY.
Mrs. Wormley accompanied her Every
body will be glad TO know that she Is con
valescing rapidly.
Miss Blair's class-day this week happen
al "a no election dav But i'm
spite OF diversions there was a full class
and an attentive one. 4 lecture on the
..Historv Of Venice" prepared the way
for readings from 1.-THE Merchant OF
Venice"-thc first TO be next week MISS
Blair showed that i'm the busy. adven-
furious and spacious days OF Great
F,lizabef6." Venice was on the decline,
and gave this as the probable reason why
Shakespeare sought out incidents belong
ing to its falling days-about 1910. The
hour was pleasant.
There was a Musical at the Woman's
Christian Association on Friday evening
October Goth. The object was 10 have
4 pleasant time only. The parlors were
crowded. Dr.. Kerr lectured on his travels
In Scotland delightfully."-, as usual MI.
kfountcastie recited. and Miss Tompkins
lang. also delightfully."- and also as usual.
Sne of Miss Tompkins most telling songs
WAS ben Bolt" There were numbers
of visitors. beside the guests of the
house.
II was Miss Leahys turn TO give par
Tor talk before the Womans Club on
Monday afternoon. She had large
hold. Nobody was disappointed. for the
talk was intensely interesting. and so
were the recitations which illustrated the
1alk. They showed very conclusively
that Miss Leahy knew precisely what she
was talking about. which was Voice
culture" She revealed :, ondorful secrets
with her own voice. After the lecture
fhere YVES tea. served by Misses Annie
Moore. Precious Moore, and Louise VIII
liams. The chairman's guests were Mrs.
Thos. Binford. Mrs. Malvern Courtney
Patterson. Mrs. Franklin Siearns ana
Mrs. Grant. of Denver, Colorado. Mrs.
Grant sang number OF songs charm
ingly.
There will be the usual fortnightly tea
mo lecture) tomorrow afternoon, from
b to o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wallace have return
cd 10 the city. and are at Captain Max
well T. Clarkes. south Fifth street.
Miss Bessie Cooke. of Petersburg, is
ihe guest of Miss Nina Randolph.
The following. received on Saturday
Is a day or two late:
Married. in Washington. D. c.. at Saint
Thomas Chapel November 4th. by the
Rev. DR.. J. a. Aspeniwall. William Tenn
pie Moseloy and Mary Maben Cullen.
All the old officers of the City Mission
were reelected. a pleasant compliment
10 efficiency. Organization is now com
plete. and everything ready for dona
lions. The necessary action Of the Coun-
Gil makes hope particularly earnest that
The public will not forget the poor.
Tomorrow. at noon. at the Sheltering
Arms Hospital. the Board OF Managers
will meet TO elect a President. Full at
tendance Is urged. but ought not TO have
90 be urged. Everybody must recognize
the Importance of the business to bo
transacted.
Thursday is Donation Day, and through
out that day ladies will be i'm attendance
ut the hospital to receive whatever gifts
interest may prompt-say groceries, fuel,
money, or anything else useful.
Cards are out TO the marriage OF Miss
Mary Mason Anderson and Mr.. Francis
Deane Williams. at ST. Paul's church. on
Wednesday evening. November 18th, at
$50 O'Clock.
The Saturday Afternoon Club held the
first meeting for the year on yesterday
afternoon. at the residence OF Mrs Bever-
ly Munford.
Mrs. John Addison left yesterday for
a visit TO friends in Washington.
The Tribune copied Mrs. VIM. T. Robins
rharming sketch OF Mrs. Lee verbatim
the whole Of it, That was very con-
elusive tribute TO the talent OF the writer.