The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-29

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". Wythe Davis I'm gray and blue silk,
and Miss Bessie Davis in yellow crepe dc
chine. assisted in the diuing-room.
Tho lyited guests woe: Misses Mildred
Boyd. Susie Davis. Martha Lundy, Liiy
Lorraine, Mildred IIil. Lillian binIofd'
Mary Camp. Jeanette Ainshe' lnez Mon
taeue Kate Goddu. Langhone Cosby
Boiling Hubbard. Rena G.azcbrook, Bessie
Upshur. Mary Saunders. Bliss Williams
Bertha Gi'mour Emily Waddih Lola
Brown. Cora Harrison. Virginia clark,
Emma Clark. Messrs. Charles Larus,
Davis Knight. Neville Montague, Percy
Montague Hunter Camp. Willie Camp
William Wirgo. Wythe Bowc John COD
din. Richard Boyd. Edmund saunders
Richard Saunders. Lee Moore, Price LyeH,
Percy Pembert0n. Thomas Taylor, Thomas
Friend, Henry Warren. William Apperson.
William Read Guy Binford, CroNton COZ
don. Addison Rennolds Wexford Lorraine
William Hu. Fred Cone. Glmer MINOR
William Minor. Hugh Davis Pleasanton
Conquest, John A. Davis, w. c. Bragg
and J. A. Davis.
The Junior Auxiliary OF St. PAU
church gave a very delightful tea yester-
day afternoon 40 which Miss Lucy car
ter. who has been doing missionary work
among the Indians. delivered o most inter-
esting and instructive talk concerning her
work there Miss Carter is at present
STUDYING IL the Old Dominion Hospital.
After the lecture refreshments were
served BIZ Misses Elizabeth Bosher. Connie
Knox. Margaret Shields. Mary Buford
Archer and Mrs. Archer.
The german that was to- have been given
bv a number of the young ladies OF the
younger set' 90 their friends last eve
ning, has been postponed until next Mon
day evening. when it will take Place at
The jefferson. The young men of the same
set will give a german ON tuesday next
Mr. Hartweu y. Freeman, one Of the
most popular and well known young men
iu the city was married 90 Miss Mary
T. Berry. daughter of Mr.. Charles and
Susan Berry. at C8 north Eighth street.
at o'clock last night Rev Dir. Cooke, Of
Hoge-MemOriai church, performing the
ceremony.
The groom IS an efficient attache Of the
Dispatch composing and stereotyping de-
par,ments.
The bride IS q beautiful young lady and
quite % charming Ineu.st
The happy couple will live at the home
Of tine groom after their return to the
city
Miss Annie Belle Burkman ana Mr.
Alwyr clyde Morris left yesterday morn
ing for Washington. where they were
married Immediately on their arrival.
1T was not a case of clopemont They
decided this was the best method. as the
marriage had to be very quiet on account
Of the Illness in the groom family.
They VIII be at home 20 their friends
at 2ji Walnut street alter the LIST Of jan
uary.
Mss Lille D'Angelo Bergh. the New
York singer and teacher Of music. viii
be at home 20 friends at the jefferson
Saturday morning from 20 1 o'clock.
1t. Charles Palmer and Miss Eugene
Glasgow were married at Trinity church
last evening at Z o'clock by the pastor
Rev. Geo. H. Spooner. The bride IS a
popular young lady OF Church Hill and
the groom is a Lieutenant in the United
States Army.
AIR Henry f. Gilman and Miss Deborah
y WRIGHT were married last night ut No
200 east Leigh street. The home Of the bride.
The marriage was quiet, but Impressive
and beautiful The garlurs Of the home
had been tastefully arranged for the occa-
sion. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR. W. V. Tudor in the
| presence OF the members Of the family and
invited friends.
The bride was attired in n green silk
trimmed I'm white and carried white carna-
uons Mr.. Horace $ Wright brother OF
| the bride. acted as best man. Messrs {.
X. Mitchell. OTIS Richardson, kando'ph
Williams were ushers.
Miss Wright is the daughter OF the late
George v. Wright of Caroline county Mr.
Gilman SIS an employe of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad.
Mr. Harvey j. Wright. II Washington
brother of the bride. was present at the
marriage.
Tho Association for Preservation Of Vir-
einla Antiquities will give tea from 10
o'clock on January an.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Of
Roanoke. announce the marriage Of
their niece. Miss Agnes Palmer,
| to Colonel Harry Clinton Ford. to
take place I'm Christ Episcopal
| church IN Roanoke. Va. on Wednesday
evening, January tenth. Miss Palmer is
a most cultured and charming woman.
being related to many OF the most prom
| inent families IN Virg MA She IS niece
o. Mrs James Cask'e. Of No. north
| Fifth street. this city. COL Ford Is in
structor I'm English and Latin at the V
| NJ. l.. of which institution he Is a grad
uate: also a Pm. d. of the University OF
virginia. and a member Of Governor Ty-
| ler's staff. His home is Madlsonvllle.
| Charlotte county.