The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

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cure Perkins. John Dunlop. Joseph Bryan,
John Lyons. Buck, Edward Mayo, Breed
en-. LEROY. John Lewis, Mark Lloyd,
Forbes. Davenport, Thomas Boiling Saw
, age. Caskie, Elicit, Hazard, Fry, Pace,
! McCabe. Munson, Edwin, Palmer, John
I Lotticr, w. A. Crenshaw, Shields, Etchi-
son. Wingfeld. Lindsay, Doyle, Keith,
! O.. R. Johnston. Junius Morris, MOsby.
I Scott Parrish. Holiday. John Harrison.
~. Patterson. X. 9. Patterson. Higgins.
>orton, Naddin, Jeffress, Young. Moul-
ton, James Patterson, Brock and Hoge.
| Messts. u. G. Mayo Cautnorne and Or.
! Thomas, Messrs. Branch McCabe. Crutch-
field David, and DR.. Meredith.
The Baltimore Herald announces that
! the marriage of Miss Bessie Cottman,
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hough Cott-
man, to Mr.. Richard n. Hatton. United
| States Navy. will take place In April.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cottman and Mrs. Fielder
! c. Slingluff, who are travelling South
! are now in Cuba.
Upon frequent visits 70 Miss Annie Lee
| Alfrend, Miss Cottman has been much
admired in Richmond.
Mrs. Lannahan and Miss Reeder. who
] came down 10 the Monday German. have
| returned TO Baltimore. On Monday even
! ing they were entertained at dinner by
! Mrs. Gordon McCabe Those present
| were Mrs. Lannahan. Miss Reeder, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter, Miss
! Mary HaXall Cameron, Mr. Richard II.
! Gaines, Miss Helen Cameron. Mr.. Jordon
| Leake Mrs. McCabe, Mr.. Gordon McCabe
and Mr. Allen Potts.
! On Tuesday they were entertained at
! luncheon at the Westmoreland Club and
! on Tuesday night az a supper after the
/ theatre
Those present were Mrs. Lannahan.
| Miss Reeder. Dir. John Rutherford, Mr.
ana Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mr. Douglas Cor
! don. and AIr. Osborn McCabe.
! Mrs. Lannahan, who besides being a
/ well-mown leader of society in Baltimore,
I Is devoted 10 horses and out-of-door
! sports, was enthusiastic over Richmond $
/ country clubs. il IS probable that she
I viii come down TO tho spring races and
| enter her horses for several of the
/ events
Miss Reeder. who is both charming
! and beautiful Will accompany her aunt
A peculiarly genuine local interest was
I felt in the marriage yesterday I'm Baltl~
more OF Miss Jane Brockenbrough. Of
| Richmond TO Professor Francis Nal
! lory OF the Virginia Military institute.
Lexington.
Miss Brockenbrough is a daughter Of
the late Colonel John Brockenbrough,
I and a sister. therefore. Of Messrs. Austin
and Ben BrOckenbrough ana Miss Mary
BrOckenbrough.
she Is exceptionally attractive per-
| sonaly and much beloved mere.
She has spent the past winter with her
married sister. Mrs. Jack TaNaferro, in
Baltimore and the wedding took place
at the latters residence. 1923 ST. Paul
street the brides cousin. Rev. Mr..
Chinn, of Chicago, officiating.
Professor Mallory is a grandson OF
Hon. Francis Mallory. of Virginia, ana
IS one Of the aDlest Of the corps Of pro-
fessOrs at the Virginia Military Institute.
lie has many warm friends in Rich
mond and throughout the State who
unite I'm sincere good wishes and con-
gratulatlOns.
Miss Mary peterborough, sister OF the
bride was her maid OF honor, and among
her other attendants were Miss Tucker,
daughter of Rev. Beverly Tucker, Of Nor
folk, and Miss Alice Mallory of Essex.
sister Of the groom. Mr.. Alex Mallory
of Richmond county, the latter brother
was his best man.
4 number of Richmond people attend
beautiful one. Among these were Mr..
and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough, Mr.
Ben Br0ckcnbrough, Miss Mary Brock
cnbr0ugh and Miss Margaret Wed1ell
The ceremony was followed by re-
Cepti0n and dance, after which Professor
and Mrs. Mallory left for the wedding
trip. In route back TO Lexington it is
expected that they viii visit Mrs. Kate
Brockenbrough, 300 south Fourth street.
in that event they Will receive a warm
welcome from their many friends.
Miss Emmie Marshall. Of Fauquier
county. is now visiting her aunt, Mrs.
John Spotswood Wexford
Mrs. Baurman. Of Chicago. SIS the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. w. Is. Quarlcs. Ill
south Fifth street.
Professor r. Heath Dabney OF the Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia. will deliver the third
and last OF the lectures under the aus
Diccs OF the Association for the Pre-
seryation of Virginia Antiquities. at half
past O'Clock on the evening of February
18th. in the Hall OF the House of Dele
gates. His subject viii be John RAN
dolph, of Roanoke" one intensely inter- /
esting 10 Nirginians. As is wcll-known.
Professor Dabney is a lecturer OK un-
usual gifts. and no brings 10 this Ice
ture the research of years, an intense !
interest In an that concerns Virginia hiss !
tory. and al his powers Of pleasing dis !
eliminating and thoughtful audience; as /
has been many times stated. there IS no I
charge for admission 10 the lecture, /
which are courtesies extended by the /
association 20 its friends.
Rev. David McCrae, OF Glasgow, Scot |
land an eminent Presbyterian divine ana |
distinguished author, Is now visiting Mr.. |
md Mrs. Alexander Cameron, who on /
Friday evening entertained party OF |!
fourteen friends at an elegant dinner in ,
his honor. Mr. Camcrons hospitality Is |
OF a lavish and royal kind
and his house is famous for the menus /
served on festive occasions.
This supper was no exception 10 that
rule. and his guests are enthusiastic.
English bheasants and grouse from Scot
land were the specialties on this occa-
sion. The dining room is a beautiful one, !
with its scarlet hangings. its rows OF
valuable old portraits. its tall mirrors |
and its array Of old silver china ana
cur glass on this night the table cover
was OF cerise satin and Renaissance
lace, and upon IT, IN tail. slender vases
were long-stemmed American Beau |
roses.
Mrs. Cameron wore a very handsome
costume OF black velvet and duchess lace.
her jewels being diamonds. She occupied
the seat az the head OF the table, Rev.
Mr. McRae sitting on her right and Rev.
Donald Guthrie on her left. The others
present were: Governor and Mrs l.