The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-25

Thomas. 4. T. Turner. X. G.. Turpin. &.
NJ Wallace, Jr., e.. n. walker. ,. II.
Walker. a. ID. Watkins. &. q. watson,
r. G. Wexford. X. c. wharton, w. i.
Wilson. j. L. Willard. j. w. Williams
A. w. Winborne Is. l.. winston a. r.
Withrow, and X. q. wood.
One OF the most beautiful weddings OF
the Baltimore season took place al Holy
Trinity church that city on the eighteenth
instant at o'clock In the afternoon, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Edward
Duffy. OF the Baltimore bar. a son OF the
late Judge Duffy. and Miss Chloe Tyler
Sans. The ceremony was performed by
Dr. J. Julius Sans the father OF the
bride. who has been for twenty years
the rector Of the church. Her little niece.
Chloe Tyler Cooke. of Richmond. was
ner maid Of honor. Among those who
witnessed the ceremony were Mrs. Ed
ward Duffy and Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Cooke. ana Master Conway Whittle
Cooke OF Richmond.
Miss Sans is a granddaughter OF the
tate Conway white. a wealthy and in
ruential citizen of Norfolk Va, and a
great granddaughter Of Chancellor Tyler.
of Williamsburg. a cousin OF ex-President
Tyler Her brother, Hon. Conway Whit
tie Sans. a well-known member of the
Baltimore bar is an ex-member of the
Maryland State Legislature, and is con-
sui general OF the League OF American
Wheelmen.
The Assembly German. with Mr.. Julien
Bnford leading, passed of as delightfully."-
as usual at the Jefferson last night, the
regular Assembly set being represented
almost without exception on the floor.
Mrs L. c. Wood, of Culpoper. Va.
is visiting Mrs. w. S. Robertson 1l02
Grove avenue.
Miss Cohen ana Miss Burns. Of Balti-
more. Md, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip a. Bruce $40 west Franklin
At lengthy meeting of the Board of
Managers of the Retreat for the Sick,
held at noon yesterday. ii was decided
20 give on the evening OF February It'll,
a concert, and TO engage the well-known
Karger Concert Company, under the d.
rection Of L. NJ. Ruben. New lOrk. whose
manager. Mr.. Max kaufman. was pres
ent. The company IS said to include OK
ceptiOnal talent, and certainly the press
notices submitted give II iiatterins praise.
Max Kargers appearance at the Metro
pOlltdn AlfId- fbuSfs new Oihf Win
Anton Seidl and Nine. Sembrich. was
greeted. indeed. with unanimous praise
from tho press Of that city. and he is
said to be a ylolnis; OF wonderful gifts.
Miss Jeanette Mac Canadian, Miss Ma
RE Mildred Marsh. and Mr. :. T. Vernon.
are others of the company who have won
many honors in the musical world. The
concert will be given at the Y. NJ. c. a.
Hall, the price for tickets being fixed
at a very moderate figure.
The Board Of Managers Of the Woman's
Christian Association held an important
meet yesterday. the question as TO how
TO strengthen depleted treasury Being
the one chiefly discussed. Promptness in
the payment Of annual dues was empha-
sized as an absolute necessity, in order TO
proceed with the work. and opinions were
exchanged as to the best means TO raise
money. Since Mr.. enters bequest' the
association has labored under the disad-
vantage that comes from general mis-
understanding. 1T needs money now as
badly as it ever needed At. 1t is hoped
that many will patronize the Liliputian
Tea TO be given this coming Friday even
ing from to o'clock for the benefit OF
the lunch room. The children have been
beautifully trained and will present a
novel and interesting programme.