The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The subscription german given last
evening at the Masonic Temple was thor
oughly delightful, and the gentlemen VINO
planned 1t and carried IL into execution
are TO be congratulated upon It's sue
cess. Professor Thiows band supplied
the music. and to its measure the dance
under the skiIifui leadership OF Mr. w.
8 Il. Mayo went forward until late
hour. The chaperones were Mrs. Adol-
phus Blair, Mrs. Robert Blankenshlp, MIS-
G.. b. Wall. Mrs. John w. Harrison. Mrs.
81. George Anderson. Mrs. George warren
and Mrs. John Cullen.
Messrs George Bidgood Henry CARING
ton Edward Robinson. Julien Binford,
phliin powers. Frank Potts, Ivy AIRING
ton lack Gregory. Carlton Mckinney
1sdga- Vaughan. Sparrow Weddel, Ben
Taliaferro. Jack de Trevllle, Ihomds
Armistead. Ed. Harrison. Frank blanken-
shin Frank Mccarthy, Beverly randolph
Frank Hobson Fairlie Cooke, Eddie ben
son. Cham. Peasants. George heio' n H.
Drewry, Gus BreauX. Il. q. hlglnpo,hann'
Gessner Harrison. Tabb. Victor Wiliiams
CIV paws. Charles Talbot. Richard Nor-
than. Venable Johnson. Coleman Nor-
than. and Charles Burnett.
meeting Of the Roard OF Managers
~ the Exchange for Womans Work VIII
be held tomorrow.
The Baltimore American has the fol-
lowing:
The marriage OF Miss Edith r. Deford'
daughter of Mr. Thomas Deford, TO Mr.
Sherlock Swami. at noon yesterday lNeu-
nesday) IN Old St Pauis church, Charies
and Saratoga streets. proved the brilliant
event anticipated by the social world Inc
service was impresslVely gone throubh
with according 10 the English ritual the
service of bethrothal being said at the
chancel by Rev George c. Stokes rector
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
the Redeemer. the marriage following
at the sanctuary. Rev. DR.. ]. 5. b. Hodges,
rector of old st. Paul's officiating.
The same tone OF elegance character
Ted each feature Of the event and rev
ceremonies Of equal prominence nave pro-
ceedod with such absence OF annoying
circumstances. the hosts having at each
point anticipated the convenience or tneir
throng OF guests both at the church ana
AZ the elaborate wedding breakfast. which
followed at the home Of the brides par
ents. No y west Madison street.
Mr. and Mrs. Swami left during the
afternoon for an extended bridal tour.
For the winter they will reside az the De-
ford home. No. u west Madison street.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Dick, of Philadel-
phia. with their friend. Mrs. Hare arrlV-
ed i'm Richmond yesterday stopping at
the Jefferson. Mr.. Dick was one OF the
committee on the brilliant Peace jubilee,
which the Governor of Virginia, his stan
or RtgnmNTI.
attended. While the party were I'm Phi'-
adelphia, Mr. Dick made courtesy TO
them personal matter giving an ele-
CANT reception I'm honor OF Governor
Tyler and exerting every effort TO make
tho visit OF the Nrginians delightful.
Naturally ha received a peculiarly warm
welcome upon his arrival here ~ L
o'clock he and his wife, with Mrs. Hare
were entertained at breakfast by Cover
nor and Mrs Tyler the others present
being Colonel and Mrs c. OBJ. Cowardin,
Colonel and Mrs. Brydon Tenant Col
onei SHELTON. Mr. John ID. Potts and Mr..
Ben owen. At o'clock the party were
guests Of Colonel and Mrs. Tenant and
az night they were rendered an elaborate
dinner at the Jefferson, Miss Hattie Ross
being the only guest outside the Official
circle During the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs Dick spent the afternoon In driv-
ing about the city, under escort Of Col
onel Cowardin and Mr.. Potts.
The Confederate Evening at the Wo-
mans Christian Association, under the
direction OF Mrs. George a. Lyon. Miss
Rub- Bodeker and Mrs. w. NJ. Wade,
was. from all standpoints, delightfully."-
successful. The parlOrs and hall We're
filed with responsive friends. and We're
decorated with bunting and with Confed-
crate flags. Across the south wall Of the
back parlor hung n large Confederate
flag, from each Of the thirteen stars
peered a "nower face'-the pretty group
being Misses Alice and Mary Lefebvre'
McCreery Virginia Talbot, Mary RAN
dolph, and Alice Brooks Thaw Lucy
Iinnev. Resale Baughman, and Pearl
Motley.
An appreciated feature OF the enter
tainment was the singing by twelve OF
Mrs ellis boys. Of Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp" and "Wait FOR the Wagon by
the entire party. MI Herbert Curtis per-
sonated colored dandy, and handed re-
freshments His makeup was perfect
and his personation Of the character
aroused much merriment.
Miss Notes, Of Alabama, gave series
~ delightful recitations, all Of which
received loud applause. Miss Notes Is
exceptionally gifted. ana mas mace a
brilliant record wherever she has visited
DR. and Mrs. G. A. Labenburg returned
from their wedding trip Wednesday night
and will be at home TO their trlends at
Sli west Grace street
Mrs. Z. O. Bertrand, Of New orleans,
who with her two pretty little girls spent
tho summer with her parents, DIR. ana
Mrs. :. d. Drewry, has returned NOME
Mrs Grey skpwith left yesterday for
Washington, ID. 6.
The Current Events Class az the No-
mans club was reorganized "Wednesday
several interesting papers being read.
The future meetings OF the class Will be
held Wednesdays at II o'clock.
Mrs James Y. williamson Is now visit
inc her mother Mrs. Ia y. Saunders.
Mr.. James Stringfellow has secured his
discharge from the army, and Is now at
home.
Miss Miller Of Albany. is visiting Miss
Marguerite Warwick, west Franklin
street.
The regular monthly meeting OF tho
BOARD of Managers of St Pauls Home
for the Aged. will be held to-day and a
largo and prompt attendance Is desired.