The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-08

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and numbering thirty.
Miss Trabue. OF Kentucky. who has
been visiting Miss Annie Merrill, VIII
leave Monday for stanton.
Mrs. McShane (nee Robinson), OF Bal
rimore. who has been visiting Misses
Meme and Leila Myers. has returned 10
her home.
Miss Sue webb. Of Williamsburg, is
visiting Miss Evelyn Gordon,
Mrs. Chlswen d. Langhorne. Miss
Phyllis Langhorne and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert G.. Shaw will sail for home this
week. and upon their return will be join
ed at 'Mirador." in Aibemarlc. by Mr..
and Mrs. Moncure Perkins and Miss Nora
Langhorne. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson will
remain abroad for some time longer.
Miss Field OF Albuquerque. New Mexi-
co, IS visiting Miss Mamie Lay.
Misses Laura and Alice Higinbotham.
Of Canada who have been the recipients
OF many social attentions during their
visit 10 Richmond, have for the past
week been the guests OF DR. and Mrs.
George Ross. and on Thursday night
Misses Hattie and Fanny Ross entertain
cd "a few friends very Informally, but
delirhtfuuy at seven handed cuchre in
their honor.
Miss Annie Cooke of Taylorsville. Han
over county. recently spent few days
with her cousins the Misses Cooke. south
Third
Miss Fowlc. Of Alexandria. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee. Park ave-
nue..
general meeting Of the Colonial
Danes Of virginia will be held on
Tuesday next at tho residence OF Mrs.
John Addison, Park avenue.
Miss Anne Lee has returned from the
University. and was one Of the party
who accompanied Mrs Benehan Came
ron upon her return 10 North Carolina.
after her visit TO her mother, Mrs. i. n.
MAYO. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter was
also one Of tho party.
Mrs. Perry. Of Washington d. C., left
Yesterday for her home having remained
I'm Richmond 10 arrange for the removal
Of her fathers household effects She was
accorrn,nied as far as Alexandria by her
friend. Miss Sallie Stuart At the last
meeting of the Mothers Mission or lhe
Church of the Holy Trinity, prior TO Dr.
Sprige's departure from the city, there
were many expressions Of regret ana deep
feeling was apparent. The Doctor mas
never withdrawn HIS interest In the WORK
and his benevolence In this connection
cannot be estimated
Disregarding tho rain that fN-l
in torrents on THURSDAY evening" Iii,
held 10 their attention regarding
The supper 10 be given at Lake
Side TO the members of the efficient choir
Of the church. and as gay party as
ever frcduented that popular country
club made tho trip by the Richmok rail-
way. The vestry appreciate very highly
the faithful attendance Of the choir upon
the services of the church as well as
their beautiful singing. All are young
and naturally. have many social engage
,,o,ts which however. during the long
-.,o- +bov have not permitted 20 inter-
fore with their presence al church'
Thursday NIGHTS entertainment was GER
tqiniv q delightful expression or appre-
citation. the supper being n delicious one
and the scene at the clubhouse enuclha'
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Whitehouse pass
ri through Richmond a few days ago. en-
route 10 New York. thence. yesterday
they sailed for Europe. by way oil ,,lo-
ra1far. AS Miss Nra Boarman' MIS-
Whitehouse has charming cl'lIn "'o.-
local fashionable interest. Before her
,,,,rr,orc sb. was n frequent visitor 90
Richmond. as the guest OF MISS Acre
Archer.
"Aua,dalo." the home Of the bride. IN
buckingham county, presented a pretty
soooa on tho evening Of the 2,tn OF ApIll'
when Mr.. Price p. Glover and MISS MN
ME T. Swoope were united In mar &c.
At5 o'clock. the appointed hour. I'm the
prceonce 81 the two families end Few
intimate friends. Rev. ". \. Dabney. or
tho Prcsbvtorian Church, performed the
ceremony. which was simple pretty and
graceful throughout
The bride wore a handsome travelling
dress Of steel silk trimmed with white
ibertv silk and chiffon. Her bouquet was
white carnations and lilies Of the valley
The groom wore a b0utOnnlere OF the
same flowers.
The decorations OF cvergrccns, lilies OF
the valley and carnations was lastly ar
ranged. especially the arch under which
the couple stood during the ceremony
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party drove to fountain Ridge"
tho former home OF the groom, where a
typical old Virginia reception was ten
dored them by his brothers and sisters.
A delicious supper and refreshments
were served. and among the enjoyments
Of the evening was music ~ Miss Bessie
Rogers and Mrs Douglas Patterson.
Among those who were present Were:
Misses Willie and Mary Glover and Sal
lie Can't: Mrs. Douglas Patterson. Of
HowardsviHe; Mrs. W w Hasl,ins. OF
Buclsincham: Miss Iivinia stcger, Of
Curdsville: Misses Ncttie. Julia and Sal
lie Swoope. of Buckineham. and 4. Page
Jones Of New store: Messrs John. Sam
uel. Henry and Perkins Glover. George
Patteson. John Twyman, w. w. Haskns
and Frank Swoope.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. W
W. Haskins I'm a. charming manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Glover were the recipients
or many handsome presents.
Tho bride is the daughter ~ Mrs Ret
tie Swoope and tho late DR.. William
Swoope. and the groom. VINO IS a pros
porous farmer OF Buckingham county,.
tho son Of the late Mr.. Chapman Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover will reside at their
handsome new home. "WOodbouruc"
II IS safe TO say that more popular
couple could not be found than Mr.. and
Mrs. Glover and Their prospects for a
happy future indeed seem propiuous.