The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-12

and Mrs. Mosby took the MONDAY tfaih
for the north. expecting TO be our OF 'hs
city for about two weeks. The time VIZ
be spent chiefly I'm Canada. Upon their
return they will be at home az W cast
Grace street. Good wishes come from
many quarters for Mr.. M0sDys popu-
iarity Is not less than that OF the lady
whom ne has married. He - the senior
member OF the firm OF Mosoy,
Wilkinson. Epcs & Co.. and high
ly esteemed IN local business cir
cles as in social ones. The oou-
pie boarded the train in a very shower of
rice. those accompanying them to the
station being Mrs. Or. Hunter. Mrs.
Mosby's mother; Mrs. Tcubank. Mrs. Du-
val nee Payne, Miss Alice Jordan and
Mr.. Blair Boiling.
THOSE PRESENT.
Among those present were: Mrs. n W.
Hunter. mother OF the bride: Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest NJ. Hunter, Mrs. r.. l.. Payne, Mr..
and Mrs St. John Duval. Mr.. I. ID. Car
dozo, Mr.. b. Pollard Cardozo, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Wilkinson. Miss Cardozo.
Judge and Mrs. III. W. Fl0urnoy. Mrs. NJ.
l.. Eubank. Miss Alice Jordan. Mr. ana
Mrs. Stephen Hunter. Miss Hunter. the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Hartley Carmichael,
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ton, Mr.. Charles L. Williams Messrs.
Blair and Wyndham Boiling, Major OF
way s. Allen Major Robert 5. Archer,
Judge Z. u. Witt. Colonel and Mrs. G.
OBJ. Cowardin. Mr.. and Mrs c. ID. Lang
horne, Dr. and Mrs Isaiah White. Mrs.
A. r. Camm. Major and Mrs. James ID.
Patton, Dir. and Mrs. Warner Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. Junius Morris. Mrs. NJ. II. Ben
son. Mrs. Adair Peasants. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ f. Peasants. Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Putney, Or. and Mrs. j. A. White Mr..
Mann \. Quarles Mr.. Lewis Blair, Miss
Leila Blair. Messrs Williamson Talley,
O. II. Berry y. y. Ciapp Joseph n.
FOurqurean. Ellis Il. Moon. Henry Ben
son. Jack Temple. n. T. Pemberton, X. i.
Christian. A. +. Cordes. william y. West,
Granville O. Valentine. Robert II. Steger,
George Elliott. Colonel Tazewell Elicit.
Richard X Cralle. Mrs. N. f. Dunlop
Mrs. John Armistead and Mr. D. Dunlop,
Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs. George Mon
cure. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Moncure and
Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss.
The collection OF wedding presents was
exceedingly large and valuable as well as
beautiful. including cut-glass from the
clerks OF Temple. Pemberron. Cordes &
Co. and silver from Mr.. O. II Berry. OF
o. II. Berry & Co.
On wednesday morning. at her request
the Board OF Managers of the Day
Nursery and Free Kindergarten met
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. An interesting meet
ing was held. the managers receiving
from Mrs Bryan an assurance or her
abiding interest In the work, which was
most gratifying to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas II. Gordon are
guests Of Mrs. Edward Mayo
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. James a.
Grgg will give. in behalf OF the Presoy-
terrain booth OF the bazaar matinee Tor
children al the Armory The time for the
matinee will be half past 3. A varied ana
bright programme is planned for the
small people. and among the contests for
prizes will be a bubble-blowing contesn
Prizes will be given TO both the boy and
girl blowing the largest bubble. There
will be no charge for admission 10 the
matinee. but a small charge FOR adnls-
sion 10 the prize contests
Professor and Mrs. Blair and Miss
Rlair Of Hampden- Sidney. are guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Claiborne. 6l2 east
leigh street. Miss Ellen Blair, OF sa-
lem. is expected TO arrive i'm the city
Saturday and will also be Mr.. and Mrs
CIaiborne's guest
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph and Miss Eve
Randolph will next week visit MI ana
Mr.. II. G. Cannon. Mr.. Arthur cannon,
of the Blacksburg Polytechnic Institute
will arrive I'm Richmond to-day ana speho
the coming week with his parents
Miss Louise Grigg is visiting her sister
Mrs Edwin II. Gibson, at Madison Va