The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-21

wear a handsome gray tailor-noade gown,
with hat and gloves to match, and VIII
carry bridal roses.
Rev. Robert Kerr viii perfon the cers-
mony.
The young couple will=leave immediately
for Wilson, n. C, where Mr.. DunnaVant
has accented a position as superintendent
of an electric plant Mr.. Dunnevant has
for a number of years been valuable
employe os the Smith-Courtney Company.
Miss Lynch is an exceedingly pretty
and attractive young lady, ana IS the
daughter of the late James NJ. Lynch.
The young couple are both popular Will
large circle of friends.
Miss Louie Richardson and Mr. Joseph
F. White will be married on TuesdaN at
the residence Of the brides father, MI.
w. T. Richardson.
Miss Isabel De Leon Taylor, daughter
of Mrs Charles A. TAYLOR. will be welded
10 Mr. Thomas Jardine at $50 O'Clock
Wednesday evening al All-Saints' Church.
Tea was screwed Monday afternoon at
the Noman's Club and from to O'Clock
the spacious parlors were thronged with
callers
The rooms were decorated with the vari-
colored cosmos. Mrs. Norton Savage
poured tea, and was assisted by Miss
Eleanor Tree.
Among the out-of-town guests. present
were:
Miss Edith Marshall. Of Philadelphia;
Miss Katherine Harrison. Mrs. Franklin
Rives, of Washington: Mrs. Ramsey, OF
Westover; and Miss Hindman, of Louis
vile.
Some OF the callers Were Mrs. 3. e.
Munfort Mrs. Charles Davenport. Miss
billiard, Miss Blanche Morgan, Mrs. John
Munce, Mrs. Christopher Tompkins, Mrs.
l. B. Janney, Misses Moore, Mrs. Charles
Wortham Miss Guiliaume. Miss Jane
w. D. Thomas Mrs. Pleasanton Con-
quest, Mrs. Matthew Gilmer, Mrs. Nor
ton Savage. Mrs. Warren Miss Aladge
Freddy. Mrs. Howard Hoge, and Others.
Miss Guigon. No. Ii South Third Street,
entertained at luncheon on Saturday, the
18th, some Of her young friends. who We're
last year among her pupils in the primary
science of music,
Among those present were Miss Heler
DE Witt Adams. Miss Della 2. Daven-
port. Miss Margaret =. Knight, Miss NJ.
Page Grymes, and Mr.. Edward Haynes.
Miss Gertrude Crenshaw and Miss
Gwsndolvr. rutherford We're prevented
from being present by sickness.
Mrs George a. Lyon gave delightful
box party at the Academy last Monday
afternoon. on the occasion Of the Seton
Thompson lecture. for the benefit Of the
Belle S. Bryan Day Nursery and Free
kindergarten. Those in Mrs. Lyons
party were Miss Kate Mason Rowland.
Miss Elizabeth Rowland. Miss Emily T.
Morris. Miss Mary Randolph Thaw, Miss
Alice Sibert. Mrs. Alice Tyler, Mrs. c. P.
Walford, Mrs. Pendlcton Morris, and Mrs.
Sibert.
a beautiful german was given Monday
il honor of Miss Hattie Y. Sycle and Mr..
Edward Eigenbrun. whose wedding took
place on Wednesday evening.
After the german a buffet supper was
served. Mr. NJ NJ. Mitteldorfer led in
his usua! graceful manner
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Sycle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Coleman OF
Petersburg; Mrs. joseph Parrish, OF
Louisville, Ky: Mr.. and Mrs. E. Raab.
Mrs. II. S. Nordeman. of New York: Mrs
Julia Raab. of Burlington: Misses Levy.
of louisville: Helen Eigenbrun. Mabel
Sycie, Amelia Kahnweiler Ray Eigel:-
hrun, Mamie Lee Myers, Lottie We'll,
Corinne Stratus Rita Myers. Estelle Whit
lock, Florence Eigenbrun, Hannah Cohen,
of Petersburg: Miriam AIllh.ser Fanny
D. Mitteldorfer. Nora Heller OF Washing
ton; Hattie Elseman. Eta Sycle Emily
Raab, Juliette St-aus Miriam Rosenhein,
Emmie Frank. of Norfolk; Messrs Leroy
Bell Stern. Ralph Levy. NJ NJ. -Mittel-
dorfer. Aaron Jacobs. NJ Carlyle Sycle,
Clifford Well Augustus Sycle, NJ. N. Mar
cuse, Moses Rose Lee and Sidney Syc,e.
Henry Hutzler, Walter Syce Herbert