The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

and relatives in Richmond. Culpeper and
the Valley OF Virginia. She will spend
some time in Washington with old
friends before leaving for her Western
home. Mrs. Grant is a distinguished
alumna Of Georgetown Academy. a cult
waited musician and vocalist. the author
Of the silver anthem. the Bryan Mar
seillaise." which was so popular during
the Bryan campaign. She married Dr..
william West Grant, a noted surgeon
Of Denver, recently elected president Of
tho American Academy Of Railway Sur
geons. Mrs. Grant Is one Of the two
golf champions OF Colorado, the winner
Of the Shawford Loving Cup in the over
land Park tournament OF %. She IS
with her mother, Mrs. A.. S. Green. NJ
the National Hotel. They will attend
the first 'open meeting Of the season
OF the Manor House Chapter. held At the
Riggs House on the 18th Of this month,
Of which chapter Mrs. Green is histo-
rian."
Mrs. Grant was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Franklin Stearns. Jr. Of this city
for some time the latter part Of october
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deford. Of Baltl-
more. are tho guests Of the latter s
parents. at 'Mineola."
MISS Lena iTluE'0s VI -N0iiNN'' '
guest Of Miss Lily Urquhart, west Frank
lin street.
Colonel and Mrs. Mcintosh and the
Misses Mcintosh, of Aberdeen, Miss,
have returned TO Richmond and are at
Mrs. Munford's. 800 ives. Franklin street.
800
The engagement Of Miss INN Tate
r-s--. ,f1.rf HnurhfgT of lDT. and
Mrs. j.. Prosser Harrison. ano Mr.. VIII
liam r. Tompkins. is announced, the
wedding 10 take place in January. Miss
Harrison bears one Of the most deservedly
bonored names I'm the State and is charm
ing. Her hance may claim equal social
distinction and enjoys the highest esteem
OF all his associates.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. j. IT,.
Elerson entertained a few friends very
deNgbtfullv I'M honor Of Mrs. Van Voast,
~ cincinnati. The decorative work was
beautifully done. and a cut glass and
silver tankard I'm the center Of the
table held one Of the most exquisite
eli stsers Of white chrysanthemums which
has been seen in any Richmond house
upon a like occasion this winter. The
display of old silver was one which
would have delighted the discriminating
connoiseur.
Those receiving were Mrs. Van Voast,
Mrs. ]. IL. Ellerson and Mrs. Henry
Clay watkins. Mrs. Perrin served the
tea. and a group Of young girls were
en- other %hospitable duty in the dining
room. Among those present were MRS.
Edward Mayo. Mrs. Hector Harris, MIS-.
Moses d. HOge. Jr., Mrs. Alfred i. Har-
ris. Mrs. w. Ben. Palmer. Mrs. LEROY,
Mrs. r. A.. Lancaster, Mrs. Thomas
Boiling, Mrs. John Finders and others.
At & o'clock on the evening OF st. An
drew's Day there will be a mass-meet-
ing Of the Brotherhood Of St. Andrew AZ
the Church Of Holy Trinity. for which
careful preparations Is now being made.
The music will be a fine feature of the
service and Mr.. Arthur S%crivenor has
now under his efficient direction a
chorus of men. exclusisvseisy. There
will be the administration of the Holy
Communion. and. throughput, the Occa-
sion will be a stimulating one to all who
attend. To the service the public are
cordially invited.
AT the meeting Of the Association for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
Saturday. Il was decided 10 present in
anuarv the "Milsummer Nights
Dream under the supervision OF Miss
Nancy Srooks, of England. who has had
great slccess with this play on several
occasion Society people will be the
oramatis p%ersonae; the board Of the As
ISOLATION for the Preservation of Viz
ginia Antiquities will be the chaperones
and p%atronesses and Mrs. Caskie Cab
ell will be the chairman Of the Enter
tainment Committee.