The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

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The bride IS the daughter OF Mrs MAJ
tie Paul Myers. OF Sl7 west Grace $50"
The groom Is prominent In MS p'olo
sion and in the social circles OF bos
ton. and is the son OF Admiral oNe''' u
Washington. ID. G.
DR.. and Mrs. O'Neil after an extehsiEe
trip through the North and west WI"
reside in Boston.
The Auxiliary Of the Homeopathic fIes
Dispensary had a very interesting tax
on the subject OF Homeopathy at the
home OF Mrs. Virgie Peasants on last
Thursday afternoon. The talk was con
Quoted by one Of the ladies Of the DIS
pensary Board. Little Miss Harriet crew
was the recitationist Of the evening, ana
completely c%aptivatcd her audience MUSIC
was also ono Of the attractive features
OF the entertainment MISS ~NiaiA"reN
prosscr, the president OF the AuNllary'
filed the role of mistress Of ceremonies
i'm a very graceful name a large num-
Der OF the member of the auxiliary were
present. Among the invited guests were
Mis- Ruby Bodekcr. president or me
Homeopathic Free Dispeusary; Mrs.
Marcy. Miss Pearl Bodeker. Mrs. Charles
V. Meredith. Mrs. David Prosser, MRS.
George Cuyrie. Mrs. Robert Christian.
Mrs. Wall. of New York; Mrs. Carter
and Mrs. Lula McPhail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest W Moore OF
north Twenty-scventh street. and Mr..
Wallf0rd w. Hardwicko and wife. OF
east Grace street. who attended the COM
vontion of The brotherhood Of 81. An
drew. In Charlottesville. have returned 10
the city.
A very pleasant evening will he spent
with tho young ladies of the Ala society
oi Leigh Street Baptist church, Friday,
May Zcth. ln these days OF sturdy real
ism. what can Dee more restful than \
Evening With Tennys0n'? A throng of
fair women and brave men pass before
our minds eye go the mere thought. Af-
tor 4 sketch of thc poets Tie by the paa-
tor. Rev. NJ. Aehhy Jones. vocal number
will be rendered by tho Misses Maggie
and Lizzie Marshall and Messls. JET ID.
King and James HarWo0d. There VIII
aleo be- recitations and reading by Misses
Monte Loahy, E-telle Kelly. and Mrs.
Neamans.
The entertainment Will bc held I'm thc
iecture-r0om of the church. SO admission
foe viii DE charged. but "a froe-will offer
inr for the societys bcnchciuries viii Doe
accepted. after the programme, which viii
beein promptly at s.l5.
Rev. s. G.. Clopton. formerly Of Rich
m0nd. was the guest of Miss Mary Thaw.
ON south Third street. during the past
week.
Tho members of tho Virginia German
club gave 70 very delightful dance at
Lakeside Park Friday night.
DR.. IT. Lawrence Monday will leave
for Aehoyflo y g. next Wednesday and
FROM, thero win return r, his home New
tom Grove n. e..
Mr. Ta-se r. Richardson. OF Gloucester
conntv wul wish his cousin Mrs IA. A.
Atkinson This wook
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Women
Mrs Lee W. station is visiting her un-
I Gle. Rev. T.. b.. Betty. rector Of Monu-
mental church. Portsmouth. Va.
Mrs. ~. q. Terrell, Of Lexington. Ky.
is the guest Of Mrs. A.. o. Jones. at l0s
north Eighth street.
Mrs. Aubrey Chestermau. Of Charlotte
/ y. G.. is visiting the home of her father.
CAPTAIN John A. Booker. 63 west Cary
: street.
Miss Anne r.. Ruffnor. of Lexington.
/ Va. is the guest Of Miss Claire Gull
laume. r east Grace street.
The W0man's club was unusually for-
, tunate I'm securing two very oe ebrated
women 10 lecture. yesterday afternoon
Mrs. a. T. living. OF New York. honor
airy secretary OF the Womans Auxiliary.
was highly Interesting IN her discourse
on Women in other Lands" She was
| china. ana ~ %o.'I iiheral ' IN her .I prai.e 'e of