The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04
wed Mr.. Gorge Leoaidas Lyon, at the

wed Mr. George Leo1idas Lyon, at the
FIRST Presu. teran church, Dutt.aIn, \.
Both Miss Carr and Mr.. Lyon have
many IF ends in this city. and large
Richmond contingent will attend the we'd
ding his week. Miss Carr is the daughter
OF Mr.. l. a. Carr. general manager OF
the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company.
Mr.. Lyon is poTular in the most eXclu-
We social circ.es and 8 neph OF tle
Dukes, of the American Tobacco Com
pany. The wedding Will be a brtit.ant
event.
The first meeting Of the Ladies Matt
nee Musicale. which has become such
power in Richmond, was held Thursday
evening at the residence of Mrs. George
w. Stevensons, NO. S19 Floyd Avenue. The
rooms were filled W th members and their
guests, and the splendid programme was
enthusiastically received.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor, of Norfolk. and
Mr.. William Richards sang several selec-
tons.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt, accom-
pan ed by Professor Jacob Reinhardt, play
ed with her usual grace and skill on the
violin, and Miss Myrtle BEDFORD played
ON tue piano with fine effect.
Four "open-days" will be given by the
Ladies' Matinee Musicale during the sea-
II.
allowed 10 .nyjtz 4 guest.
A number of informal affairs were
given to observe Halloween on Wednes-
day The guests al the Mt. Vernon OBJ
served the day in the most approved
style and spirit.
Among those present We're:
A1esdames Dillon. Boswell jenkins,
Johnson, McCue, Gum and Seymour;
Sibert and Hunter; Alessrs. Tabb. Gray,
Alsop, Stands, Law, Harris. Morrison,
Robertson. Cook, Gooch. Watson. Try,
Drs. Shackelford and F'out
TIE Milton C. Work Whist Club held its
regular meeting in the auditorium Of the
Woman's Club on Wednesday afternoon.
The highest score north and south was
made by Mrs. G. a. Davenport and Mrs.
was made by Mrs. Reginald Gillian and
Mrs. James Keith
Miss Grace May Hughes celebrated her
| tenth birthday at her home, No. AS South
Pine Street. very delightfully."- Monday eve
ming. Among her guests were: Misses Lot
| tie Gloves, Lillian Baggett. Ca Uterine Funk
; Mary owens, Ethel Nunnally, l. zzie Pitts
| Maggie King, Grace Luck. Esther Hughes
Grace Hughes, Lizzie TinsleII Bessie
Tinsley, Bette Shaw. Lucretia Williams
;. Marie Figg, Emma Jones, Hazel Kings
, trey, Bertha Coyna. Inez VIZ sht, Fan
! ME Farmer. Lille Belts. Juan!ta Shaw
Alma Schmidt. Susie Foster, Marie Ma.
ron Craze Coyuav and Masters Charles
! King, Abner Hill, Julian Hill, Sens
Hughes, Raymond Ill., Walter H II. John
Foster. Eddie Williams, Linwood Wright
Charles J. Hughes and Knox Nunnally.
The annual entertainment Of the Gesans.
verein was Civ n at Saense- Halle Mon,
day night. There was combined musi-
cal and literary feast INDUCED in by
many friends of the society. The Blues
Band furnished the orchestral music
and the society sang several choruses
! President F. c. Ebel made an interesting
address. Mr.. Joseph Wagner, Of Scrau
ton, Pa, directed the chorus.
TIE entertainment wound up with a lit
tie play. Travelling Acqua,ntances,' witt
the following ladies and gentlemen in tn.
cast:
Misses Marie schaaf. Emma schuman
Annie Schaaf and Messrs. A. F, Sauer
valid. E. w. Meyers Fred B. Schaac
Emil Miller. Charles Bolk. Fritz Kumfer
and Edward Schaaf.