The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-31


NeIiv povkin. Ella Cooke. and Miss Annie
Crav-certainly an attractive group.
They will wear pink taffeta with white
NJ willIan, r. Massie, brother OF the
Groom, will be his best man. Among the
Strangers (all relatives) who will, IL IL
expected be present, are: colonel ana
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter, and MIS-. Gertrude
Massie. of the University or virginia; MI
and Mrs. Rozier Dulany, MT ana Mrs'
James Roy Elierson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Goldsborough, Hon. and Mrs 0. w.
Underwood. of Washintgon, ID. c.; Mrs.
Anne rutherford, OF Rock Castle, Va;
Mr. ana Mrs. Bradley Johnson, OF Phila-
aeInhia. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas III. Cor
don. Miss Julia II. Thompson, and Mr..
De Courcy Thorn, of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. TripIett Haxall, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Massie, Of Charlottesville. a re-
ception from $50 to IL o'clock will follow
| the ceremony.
| CONCENTRATIONS IN this instance are
particularly warm, and come from many
directions, for Miss Ellerson's title TO
whatever Is lovellest in girlhood, and Mr..
Massie to whatever is CHARACTERISTIC OF
| the sterling gentleman, are heartily ad-
mitted by all who enjoy their acquaint-
ance. ..4i l-.t. "a
Miss Whiting. Of Hampton, Va, one
| Of its acknowledged bellies is visiting
Miss Crouch. 2oc east Main street.
Miss Florence Gretter. OF Church Hill,
left Richmond last week for New York,
in order to pursue the study OF Art az
the Art School in that city.
MiSs Roxle Wilkinson. who has been
wit
the Misses Stearns. at their beautiful
| home in Culpeper, Va. will return TO her
| home next week accompanied by Miss
! Emily Stearns.
Rev. Preston Nash is visiting friends
In Norfolk. Va.
Miss Hester Tabb. Of Grace street left
last week for Baltimore, Nd, 70 be pres
ent at the marriage Of her friend, Miss
Julia Jollinger.
Miss Louise Prosser left on Thursday
| for Petersburg, Va, to visit her friend
Miss Willis
| Mr.. Charles wilkinson who has been
! visiting his mother at Tree Hill' left
for his home in New York Monday.
|
Miss Sloan, Of Gainesville, Md, Is Wis
| iting Miss Elizabeth Deaton.
|
Mrs Franklin Stearns. Jr.. placed a
| party Of ladies in delightful debt 10 her
| in the elegant luncheon given on Friday
last at her home. go south Third street,
| I'm honor Of Mrs. w. Strother Smith, OF
| Norfolk, who Is now visiting her moth
er, Mrs. NJ S. Smith. Of Park avenue.
1 t. I sxff.s a
| Mrs. A. L. Blair, Miss Mary Lewis, Mrs.
| Edgar Gum, Mrs. Thomas Bipford, Mrs.
| James Sutton and Mrs. Rolfe Glover were
| those invited to meet Mrs Smith who Is
| charmingy known in Richmond.
|
| About the middle OF November the an
| nual meeting Of the Needle Work Guild
! will be held. Due notice Of the day VIII
be given and the president expresses the
! hope that there will be a large attend
! ance. The annual report of work ac-
| complished will be read. and pledges (of
| two new garments for the poor re-
| deemed. 1t is difficult 10 estimate the
| amount OF good done through this one
| channel. Its henehciaries are class Of
| people whom it would be exceedingly diff
| hcult to reach through any other means
| but whose need Is as pronounced as their
| self-respect.
|
| The meeting Of lady managers Of the
| Carnival Of Nations held Wednesday was
| most encouraging, and everything pointed
! to a brilliant opening on the evening of
| the Sth. when il Is cordially hoped there
| may be a large attendance. The decora-
| ton Of the armory is in the competent
| hands Of Mr.. Mitteldorfer. The enter
| tainment will be given for the benefit Of
4 q I'M
deserving cause.
| A recent issue of the Atlanta Constitu-
| ton gives lengthy accounts in its society
| columns Of the wedding at the residence
| OF the brides father on Peachtree street
| that city. of Miss Lulu Bell Hemphill,
| daughter of Colonel and Mrs. W. a
| Hemphill, TO Mr. i. ID. Teackle Quinby,
| originally Of Virginia. but now Of At
| lanta. The musical programme is describ-
ed as especially beautiful, including bril-
| dal chorus as the party descended the
broad stairway leading to the parlor
| The reception following the ceremony was
| an elaborate one. and was attended by
| a majority of the fashionable set OF
| Atlanta.
| Among the numerous classes for study
| both of current events and literature, Is
| one which has pursued its way so quiet
| " that although Il Is accomplishing fne
/ work. is comparatively unknown. IL has
| adopted as its name "The Thirteen Class,
| its session extending from October 4th
| to April 18th, inclusive. It's members are
| Misses Carrie Strause, Helen Binswanger,
| Birdie Feilheimer Hortense Bottighei-
mer, Marion Levy, Blanche Binswanger,
| Beulah Eichel Carrie Block. and Fan
| ME Mitteldorfer; Mrs Milton +. Marcuse,
| Mrs. Selmour Sycle, Mrs. Joseph l.. Levy
| and Mrs. Henry Wallersten. Miss Strause
| IS its president: Miss Helen Binswanger
| its secretary and treasurer. and Miss
| Bottigheimer, critic. It's Literary Com
| mittee is composed of Misses Strause and
| Block and Mrs NJ. +. Marcuse.
| Quite a large contingent Of the fash
| ionable set have the presentation Of
| Grand Opera 20 thank for some delight
/ full cOurtesies. Among these was an
| Opera Party given by Mrs. Charles T..
| Montague of Maryland, in honor Of
| Miss Madge Olmsteid. of Elizabeth, ~.
| j.. who is visiting Mrs. Frank Powers.
Those composing the party were Misses
| Olmstead Wilson, LEROY. Miller and
| Withers; Mrs. James Z. Kearney, Mrs.
| w. w. Cosby Mrs. w. NJ. Withers. Mrs.
| Percy Montague and Mrs. Charles p.
| Montague. DR.. James y. McCaw,
Messrs. 10. Lane Stern. c.. A. Walker
| Cary Sheppard. William Massie, Joseph
| b. Johnston, William II. Grant, Clifford
| Caperton. and Percy Montague After