The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-22
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Social and Personal

on next Thursday evening az O'Clock,
ct Grove-Avenue BAPTIST church, Miss
Josephine Pollard will become the bride
Of Mr.. John Steger Winston.
Miss Pollard will wear a blue cloth
tailor-made suit. ard Will be attended by
her sister, Miss Martha Pollard, who Will
be attired i'm a lovely dress of gray silk
pop.in DIT Edmund Harrison will he The
best man. and the ushcrs win be:
Messrs. Harrison Blair Edward Quarie-
Alan FERGUSON. Of New York; Charles
X. Couling Russell G.. Williams. Robert
" Pollard. Peter Winston. and sir Ihos.
Hardoway, OF Amelia county
Miss Pollard SIS The daughter Of Hon
and Mrs Henry r. Pollard, and is am eN-
tremely handsome girl The groom-eiect
is connected with the j. Wright hrancA
Continental Tobacco Company. ana ia ah
exceedingly popular young man. After
an extended bridal trip they will be at
home 10 their friends at no. li wesi
Grace street.
The Old Dominion Chapter OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
held a meeting last Monday morning at
their rooms at the Virginia Historical So-
cicty the regent. Mrs. benjamin T. Pur-
cell. presiding business OF Importance 10
the chapter was transacted IL was de-
cided 90 give am afternoon ten In honor
of the United Daughters of the Confed-
cracy on Saturday. November the llth.
llrs. j. X. y. Daniel was appointed chair
man of a committee 10 make an ar
raneements for the affair Mrs William
II. Graham chairman OF tAe Committee
on the Revision of the Bylaws read the
report OF that body and af er much 3ni-
mated discussion ON thc sabject it was
decided TO accept DO, with 60 few altera-
tions according TO which there viii he
i'm future two viCc-rcgcuts m the chap
ter instead Of one as has been the case
uD TO this time The following ladies
composed the committee: Mesdamcs VIII
liam H. Graham. Stephen putney. James
Lyons. William Writ Henry. and James
r. Patterson.
a very courteous letter was received 10y
the regent from AIRS. Daniel Manning
National vicc-president expressing her
interest ion Virginia daughters ana rec
grets that she would not DE able 90 be
present at the Stale Convention OF the
Daughters. which viii meet iu stanton
on the oath instant
A letter was read from Mr. William
Ellsworth Ofer.ng to deliver one OF nus
lecture. on the American Revolution bee
fore tho chapter. The following ladies
were present. -dlmcs b. j. Purcell
James IF. Patio .n William WHIT Henry.
a. w Il. Brock. Kate Wnn, William Nd
ans James s. WEIGH. vs.. I'd. Nelson,
Warner Moore. Junius Morris James
Lyons William II. Graham. j. r. "
Daniel. Iarldn ClazebrOok and Misses
Nellie Boykin. Madee Freddy Helen
Morrison Katherine Montaeuc. Nary NJ.
p. Newton. Virginia Peasants Mary Ly-
ons MAYO. Bessie Hunter, and Lucy Clair
Atkinson.
One of the interesting marriages Of the
week owing TO the prominence of the
contracting parties. is that of Miss Mar
tha Lucille Sddler TO Mr.. Alfred Jcfcr-
son Vaughan at the First Baptist church
on next Thursday afternoon at half past
six o'clock.
The bride viii be attued n a very
handsome tailor-made suit and will be
attended by her beautiful twin sister.
Miss Virginia Wexford Saller. who will
wear a white organ1ic over white ,a1cta
SILK Mr. Granbcry Nandcrslicc will act
as best man. and the following gentlemen
will be the ushcrs Messrs Arthur Phil
lips. Howard. We'siger. w. Percy Glinn.
George b. ShacNcford g.. deter Jones,
ana Or r.. J. Payne. of Wawcnton The
ceremony will be performed 10y Rev II.
J.. Quarics. uncle of The bride. assisted
10Y DIT George Cooper. of the First Bap'
list church
Miss Sadler is the daughter of Mrs Su-
san Quarlcs Sadier and has been exceed
ingly popular since making her debut
Few winters AGO. Mr.. Vaughan is
prominent young member of the Rich
mond Bar lie is am alumnus of the
University Of Virginia. and also of the
Virginia Military Institute. and has q
host Of friends i'm this city.
After an extended trip North they
will be at home TO their friends. after