The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-11
Pretty Ceremony at Grove Avenue
Baptist Church.
TALK AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB.
President OF the Louisville ''"o is"
tcrtains the Observation-Disclosures 70
the Home for Incurabies--Rev'
Dr. KinsoIving's Conservation


ola University. Washington. d. c.. assist
cd by Rev. Dr. ]. c. Hiden, pastor OF the
church and Rev. DIR. w. r. l.. Smith.
The bride is daughter of Hon. II. r.
Pollard, the popular and able City Attor-
ney. and her fance IS one OF the law pro-
fessors at Richmond College. and one OF
the most highly regarded OF its corps.
The two enjoy the high regard OF many
friends, all OF whom unite In wishing
them happiness.
The decorative work at the church was
Of white chrysanthemums and white
candles in silver candelaora III up the
whole. shining out of a framework OF
green. Mr.. Manly 3. Ramos was the or
ganist He played tho wedding march
with his well known Skill and good taste,
and this was followed ty a soft ana
expressive rendition of the Intermezzo
from Cavalleiria Rustcana, that sweet,
appealing, tender composition which is
known and loved wherever real music
touches the heart and awakens the soui.
The arrival OF the bridal party was
heralded by the entrance OF TWO charh-
ing children. little Miss Marie Long and
Master Maxwell Waddey, both clad IN
pure white.
The other attendants were Misses jose
phinc and Matte Pollard, tie maids OF
honor: Miss Startzman. OF Baltimore;
Mcneil. Of Greenville. s. c.; s. Z. Miller,
of Rappahannock: Williams, and Maud
Pollard. of Richmond.
The ushers were Messrs. Woodward. OF
Baltimore: DIR. Robins, c. y. Richardson,
DIR. w. II. Lyme and Mr.. James Pollard.
Mr. William Broaddus was best man.
The bridesmaids all wore white esprit
over white satin and carried bouquets of
white chrysanthemums. The bride look
ed particularly charming In white tar
feta with soft, sheer and voluminous ven
falling 10 her feet Her bouquet was OF
white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long left on the 7:2o
train for the North. and upon their re-
turn will be at home at zoos Hanover
street.
Miss Ruby c. Walker, Of Richmond.
ond Mr. r. Samuel Lumpkin. a highly
esteemed young merchant of Richmond
county. were married yesterday at the
residence OF the brides parents. 1928 east
Marshall street, Rev. w. d. Beauchamp,
OF ST. James Methodist church, ohciat-
ing. The bride is an attractive young
lady and enjoys great popularity: Inc
wedding was extremely simple and wilt
messed only DN ItldtiNtos -''oS
A. Walker. sister of the bride. was her
maid Of honor. and Professor Il. w.
Bandy was best man.
The bride wore travelling dress OF
russell brown cloth and carried Douque,
OF white chrysanthemums, her maid Oh
honor wearing white organdie ana car
rying a bouquet Of pink carnations. me
wedding trip will be spent chiefly In BAL
tImore AMI washington. the two then
u county whittier MANY
good wishes accompany them
Miss Susan Harvie Douthat, daughter
of Mrs. Mary Willis Douthat, of "Wey-
anoke." and Mr.. Harry Tyler, formerly OF
baltimore. but now of Norfolk, were
married at II o'clock Wednesday at the
home of the bride number OF Rich
mond people attended the wedding.
Mrs. Belknap, president of the Woman
Club. of Louisville. KY, was rendered an
informal reception by the local Woman
Club, at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon
and in the short talk given made
charming impression upon all who heard
md all who met her The talk was pun e.
ly informal Mrs. Beknap simply made
one of the group seated in the parlor. and
there was an interchange of experiences
between her and the Richmond ciub OIL
GERS. in regard to the modes pursued by
the two organizations. Ii was from me
Louisville Club that the Richmond tody
received very fattering letter OF con-
graduation and inquiry last spring X VIII
perhaps, be remembered The local con
has a great advantage over tho Kentucky
organization, according to Mrs. Belknap
through its possession Of "A club house
The latter simply has the use, 81 given
hours, of room which is part Of n church
property, and inevitably the social fello"
ship to which has been so largely due the
marvellous growth of the Richmond ciut
is an unknown factor with IL. Mrs. Selk
nap said that she deplored this ITS wori
. is divided into four departnents-Art, lat
erature. Economics and Eiucad'l. Eaci
has its chairman and committee Of nv
with meetings once month. Every 1--WE
months there are meetings Of the club n
a whole and three business meetings dur
ing the year. Where the Richmond (lul
has the incalculable advantage Will b
very clear Fine work is being done b.
the Louisville club. however; indeed, IL
year book shows an admirably mappe'
out programme. and certainly Mrs. Bel
KNAPP must make a tactful and VALUABLE
executive officer. She is quite young. ant
exceptionally pretty.
Tea was served after the talk tn
daily teas are proving eminently success
full This afternoon the French Claa
will re-organize, and Monday the regu
lar programme will be formally intro
duced by a lecture by Rev Donal
Guthrie on philanthropy" word S
misunderstood and abused. The efc
duent young minister WILL Ii is unde'
stood. endeavor to show what is Its res
Significance that the humbest may he
pfhlanthropist and casting In his Nv
mites all that he has to give into IN
treasury. as was once beautifully sal
before the club by one OF It's most cir
ed members "our gift may outweigh n
shekels of opulence. for Look maste
the Love II there."
Mrs Samuel Graham, nee Cox. VIII a
rive in Richmond tomorrow and will
the guest Of Miss Claire Guillaume IL
the next week.
The Virginia Home for Incurables HI
received from Mr.. r. Raab. from the G
tate of the late r.. NJ Raab the renero'
bequest OF $50. part OF which will be q
voted to fitting up memorial room
the handsome new building as tribu
10 the donor.
Mrs. Peyton II. Hoge. and daught
are stopping at l0s east Grace street
Rev. Lucien kinsolying. OF the BRAZIL,
Mission. has cabled Rev. Dudley Power
l-u~.~sarv NJ the American Church AZ,