The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-15
The Exhibition of Sewing Opens Aus.
piciousIy at the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. skipwith Entertains-oth'
or Events ofIntcrest

New York CITY and Is young man OF
fine professional promise. lie is a son
OF the late General Thomas Ewing, OK
NOnkers. y. Y.
The ceremony at ST. Pauls was Wit
messed by many friends. aud was follow
ed by reception at the residence OF TIE
bride mother. 3l7 west Grace street. az
which the guests were necessarily lin
tied
The decora ZION Of the church was lin
tied 10 The chancel, and was In the pur-
est taste. Professor Reinhardt was the
organist, rendering with his effective
touch the wedding march from Lohen-
grin AS the bridal party entered me
church and MendelssOhns march at MS
conclusion
The order Of entrance consisted OF Four
Of the brides maids. I'm couple. alicrnat-
ing with four ushers. the groom entering
from the vestry room accompanied by
his best man. Mr.. T. Tecumseh sherman.
The bridesmaids. Misses Mamie and
Bessie Dunlop, sisters OF the BRIDE; Matte
Purcell Calvin Bragg Mary Rogers. III
lio Carmichael Susie Noting and Maria
Williams, Of Richmond: Louie Sharp. OF
Norfolk. and Mary Ewing, Of Lancaster
-. All wore birdsegg blue orgindie, and
carried bouquets Of Maiden's hair fern
and marguerites. making charmug
group.
The ushers were Morrs. William Cox
Ewing. OF Yonkcrs. Benjamin Duryea
Woodward. Of New York; Lawson SAN
ford Of New York; Hampton Y. Den-
man. of Washington; Rev. Herbert ship
man. ~ West Point. Or. :. +. Getty. of
Yonkers. Robert a. Lancaster Jr..
Granville G. Valentine and Overtou
Howard.
The bride. whose personal Eraces are
sufficiently Well-known. looked very love-
~ in white silk. her veil OF shceresl tulle
being caught by pearls. Her bouquet
was OF lilies Of the valley. She was
given away by her uncle, Nr. 4. a. Lan-
caster.
THE RECEPTION.
Mrs. Dunlops parors presented enrc-
ing conditions 10 those present al the re-
cepuon and MI. and Mrs. Ewing received
congratulations under circumstances from
which tho brightest auguries may be
drawn. 4 variety Of spring flowers con-
stitutcd the decoration. Those present
were Mrs. Thomas Ewing mother OF the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing. Jr.,
Miss Belle Ewing, and Mis-. and Miss Get
TIC. an Of IOnkcrs; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lancaster the Messrs. Lancaster mir.
and Mrs. John Lancaster Colonel and
Mrs. John Purcell Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Bryan. the Misses Stewart, Mrs. George
w. Peterkin. Judge and Mrs. J.. q. Minor.
Dr. and Mrs. G.. W. Z. Brock. Mrs. Nam
mic -. Worth the Misses Wcrtn. DR.. and
Mrs. Hartley Carmichael Judge Rely
and family. Miss Annie Pattcson. Of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Henry. Mr..
and Mrs j. cullen Darlington, of Char
lotte; Messrs. r. A. and Z. D. Dunlop,
Mrs. James VI. Wise and son. Miss VI. G..
Sims. OF Halifax: Mr.. Miles Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Cabell Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Landon Cabell, Mr. and Mrs. Juo.
LOtticr Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Claiborne,
Mrs. Simon y. Buckner. Miss Mary Goes
Darlington. Mr.. Malcolm Darlington.
George Reid, Gordon Blair, Mrs. J. p.
Rogers. Mn. William Habliston. and Mr..
VIM. ID. Saunders. OF Blacksburg. An
exceptionally large and valuable collec-
ton OF wedding gifts expressed the good
wishes of many friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ewing were followed upon the honey
moon by as cordial and warm good wish
as rs ever fell 10 a bridal couple. Thcir
future home will. OF course, be New
York.
The quarterly meeting Of Richmond
Chapter of the Daughters OF the Conied-
eracy will be held at Lee Camp Han, on
Thursday. the 2lst, at half past o'clock.
II Is desired to have full meeting as
much business s. ON hand. VISITING
Daughters and all interested in the cause
are cordially invited 10 dI-ehd'
Mrs Thomas Alfriend and Miss Anna
Lee Alfriend have for six weeks past been
visiting relatives In Chicago The t0'-
mer will return to Richmond this week.
Miss Aifriend going 20 Baltimore 70 VISIT
her friend Miss Cottman.
Mrs. Henry Rosenberg. Of Galveston.
Tex. expresses great regret thaI sns
cannot be present at the unNellns OF
Inc Davis Memorial Window on sunday
next and also that she VIII nor DC "O'o
10 attend the conference OF reson'S'
Miss Virginia Price and Miss virginia
Mcleod have been i'm H'w YORK since
March lst. Miss Price visiting her
brother. Professor Thomas X. Price ana
Miss Mcleod her cousin, MISS FLORENCE
NcAuerney. Miss McAucrney ana MISS
Elcock. OF Pennsylvania. Will return WIN
Mis- Mcleod 20 spend May IN richmond
Mrs. Grey Skipwith on Tuesday enter
tanned a bevy Of lovely undergraduates az
a luncheon in compliment 70 her guests OF
the Johns Hopkins Glee .Cluo Ihose
present were Miss Edna Young, MISS
EVELYN Bridges. Miss Helen Christian
Mis- BESSIE watkins. Hiss Marguerite
Warwick Miss FORBES. Misses Daven-
port Miss Meredith Miss Edith White.
iss Skipwith. Miss Eda Atkinson, Aessrs.
David Mcintosh I. H. Fowler. L. a.
Robinson. Fred Smith, Bernheim. Lev
eriug.
Rev. c. c. Grifith. or Ascension church.
Baltimore. and Rev. W. II. IA. Powers.
archdeacon of Baltimore. are visiting Mr.
o. 4. Blrksdalc. so east Grace street.
When II was announced that the cXhi-
bition Of sewing under the auspices o. the
Ladies' Guild Of the Church OF the Holy
Trinity would open last night az the Ma
sonic Temple the exceptional interest In
store for the visitors was not anticipated.
All who visited the hall have sinsularly
charming reason to recall the anair with
pleasure. Miss Parsons and Miss Patter-
son and Miss Woolman are all delightful
personally. and the address BY Mr. James
L. Hughes. Esq, inspector Of public
schools. Toronto. Canada, was worthy,
from all standpoints. of verbatim repro
duction-so thoughtful, so logical and 50
interesting was il in substance and so at
tractiye as 10 It's delivery. Mr.. Hughes
A., o. ero,tiarnan ~ fine and distinguished