The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-17

mediate relatives and two OF three gen
tlcmen friends Of the groom VINO VIII
accompany him from Boston. Ills bIo'hti'
Mr. Quincy Shaw. will be his best man
Miss Phyllis LanghoTne VIII pe heI SIS
ter.e maid Of honor. After the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson (and
Miss Gibson will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
ct.re Perkins. remaining In Richmond un-
AN their departure for Europe IN Novem-
Der.
Mrs. Robert Atkinson Gibson, wife OF
the Bishop COadjutor-elect, has received
a letter from him stating that the pre-
siding Bishop has notified him 70 ar
range for November Sd as the time OF the
conservation. Rev. Mr.. Gravatt, rector
OF Holy Trinity. Is now awaiting letter
from Or. Gibson TO that effect.
Mrs. Matte Paul Myers and the Misses
Myers arrived on the steamship britanic
from Europe on Thursday ana are eN.
pected 20 arrive in Richmond the hrst
OF this week.
Miss Katherine Valentine Montague and
her brother. Mr.. Carroll. arc at the Cold
Sulphur. where they will remain through
October
Miss Nellie Mayo is visiting her mother
I'm Williamsburg. She will return nome
n November.
The many friends Of Miss Lille Harri-
son will be glad to learn that she Is
coming soon 10 Richmond, TO be the
guest OF Miss Alice Archer and MIS-
Moore. OF west Franklin
Miss Annie Wise Mayo IS a debutante
this winter.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale will meet
al SO Floyd avenue on Friday, October
-. at Il. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harris and their
charming daughters have returned from
Bar Harbor.
The papers OF Milwaukee Wis. make
nattering mention Of the attention which
Miss Mabel Todd is receiving in that city.
She is the guest of a former schOOlmate,
at Miss Ely's school in New York. Re
Gently a birthday dinner was given In her
honor and 1t is mentioned as having been
one Of the most elegant functions ever
given in that city.
Mrs. Petit Of louisville was the hon
aree at a cuchre party given by Mrs.
James ID. Patton, on Thursday evening,
which was so delightful as TO tax the
reportor.al vocabulary in true descrip-
tion. Her guests were Mrs. Petit Mrs.
Charles Evelyn Smith, Mrs William L.
Royal. Mrs John u. Potts. Mrs. Allan
Donnan, Mrs. Gray. and Mrs H. H.
Leary, Jr. After a spirited game. exceed
ingly handsome prizes were awarded and
an elaborate and delicious supper was
served.
Mrs Leigh r. Page and Miss Gabrielle
Page have returned TO Richmond Miss
Mary Legh Page is visiting friends in New
York.
DR.. George Ross left yesterday for the
Nashville Exposition.
Mrs. J. Thompson Brown. wife Of ex-
Congressman J. II. Brown, OF Bedford
county. is here for few days. She is
staying at the residence OF Mrs. W. W.
Palmer. ZIG east Franklin.
General d. L. Weisiger and wife and
Mrs. Nay Louise Harrison have returned
to the city and will spend the winter at
zoo east Grace street.
Mrs. Harrison IS president Of the Patrick
Henry Chapter of the Daughters OF the
Revolution.
Marian Robins are gaining I'm numbers
daily. these already enrolled being Misses
Elizabeth and Virginia Boyd. Katherine
MichauX, Ellie Carmichael. Lucy Hayes
Sue Shpwith Sadie Sutton. Anna Carr.
Elizabeth Brander, Mamie Cooke Ellen
f...H
sam BrockenbroUgh. Beverly Harvey,
William Michaux Stuart Michaux. Ad0lph
Osierloh. Charles Talbot, Venable john
son, William Gordon Van Dyke Johns
Thomas McAdams, Grey Skipwith. Hugh
Skipwith. A. Leslie Read. John de IRE
ville Wilmer Boiling. Stafford Parker
LOWS MAY o, Mason White. Carey Carr
AN wishing 10 attend the cotillon on
the 22d are requested TO secure tickets
from Miss Robins, 400 east Main street
as no one girl or boy Will he admitted
without one. The patroncsses OF the
classes are among the most prominent
ladies in the city. and Miss Robins per-
sOual popularity augurs well for ner sue
cess, and all unite heartily IN wishing
her that
The State Convention Of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet in Norfolk October 2Gth
to Goth. and a particularly interesting ses-
sion is anticipated for the reason that
both Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis and
Mrs. Margaret Bottome Will be present
and deliver addresses. All circles are
expected TO send delegates and to pre-
sent reports.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Il. Craigie and two
children, OF Catskill. \. Y. are expected
10 arrive in Richmond to-day upon a visit
20 Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Craigie Mr. t.
y. Craigie IS the alert and able editor
of tho Catskll Examiner and won many
friends upon his former visit TO Rich
mond, who VIII give him a most cordial
welcome
Mt and Mrs. C.. +. Chesterman and
Miss Mabel Chestoman. OF Sheffield.
England were last week the guests OF
Rev Dr. Moses ID. Hoge They left
Richmond a few DAYS ago. however. going
20 Philadelphia and later 20 New York.
thence they will sail for Europe. a
friend who has visited them at their
English home speaks in glowing terms
of IFS beauty and Of the royal hospitality
extended 10 all guests there
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sterling HAYES
have returned 10 Richmond Mr.. 5. H.
Halves and Miss Katherine Halves having
accompanied them from New York.
A recent issue Of the Savannah News
gives an interesting account Of Rev.
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