The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-23

whereve; she has visited
Mr.. Williams is the son of Mr.. John L.
Williams and is a prominent young law
ye-- He is exceedingly popular in pro-
fessional and social circles OF the city.
The popularity Of both of the young
couple was fully aitested by the number of
exquisite presents received. Rarely if ev-
er has more elegant display Of wedding
gifts been seen in the city
Hundreds of pieces of silver. including
massive repouse service. magnificent cut
glass and dainty bric-a-brac form a most
beautiful collection of gifts.
Among the out-of-toTn guests here to
attend the wedding We're: Rev and Mrs.
A B. Kinsolving. Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Shoemaker, Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs Fielding Lewis Mar
shall and Miss Marshall, of Washington;
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Blackford and
MI and Mrs. William s Blackford, of
Baltimore: Mr.. C. Otey Gwatll:ns, New
York: Mr.. T. &. Gwatkins, Norfolk: Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Mittendorf. Baltimore:
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Whitridge. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Edward McVitty. Philadelphia;
Mr.. Frank Glptill, Boston: Mr.. George
Seeley. Of Boston; Mr.. George D. Robin
son. Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Head, Lynchburs: Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Boiling, Miss Josephine Cooke, Of Nor
folk
When Mr.. and Mrs. Williams return to
Richmond they will occupy their home,
No. 100 East Grace Street. which is a
bridal present from Mr. John Shelton
Williams.
Miss Hortcnse r. Eichel and Mr.. Harry
Lec Campbell were married yesterday
in Washington. The telegram announcing
The fact came as an entire surprise to the
brides family.
Cbn iS 10 Il pr E'inha1 Of
Brook Road.
Miss Eichel left home Wednesday pre-
to spend the night with friend
She and Mr. Campbell left on the $3.50
train, accompanied by Mr.. Campbell's
brother, Mr.. Lewis Campbell
The young couple will reside at the
groom's home No. Jos West Main Street
Mrs. Virginia Dawson. tbs daughter-in-
law Of Colonel Henry S Dawson, of vir-
sina. and the daushts:' Of AR. john s
Bowers, OF 9o7 FLOYD Avenue, was married
10 Mr.. Thomas Meany at one O'Clock yes
terday afternoon at ST. Peters Cathedral,
Rev Father Waters officiating.
Mr.. Cay Smith acted as best man.
After the ceremony they were e.,ter-
tanned a: luncheon by Alr. Bowers at his
residence on Flcyd Avenne.
The bride is q beautiful brunette and
possesses an excellent voice. weli~known to
lovers of music in the city.
They left on The 800 train fo- an ex-
tended ,.or;t1eTn tour.
ar. Meany formerly resided in Washing
to:i. but he has made his home in Viz
ginia fer some time. He WAS stationed at
Richmond in the revenue service Gntii The
headquarters were . removed to Peters
burg.
Mr.. A. b. Clarke, of the a. 3. Clarl1a
& Son Hardware Company, yesterday ar
ternoon- gave a tallyho party TO len OF the
most distinguished members OF the Ma
tional Hardware Association.
The party left the Jefferson at 5 o'clock
for, an extended drive.
Miss Helena Nolin will give an informal
talk to mothers and daughters this after
noon at 4 O'Clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. No
admittance fee will be charged.
Afr. and Mrs. Charles Wallace selden
have returned from their bridal tour and
are az their residence. No. 10 West Main
Street.
Miss Mildred Lee is the guest of Mrs
N. Z. Euoank, on East Grace Street
Hiss Mamie Harrison has returned from
Alabama and will resume her position
as soprano soIoist at Centenary Methodist
church.
Miss Harrison assisted last week in
a concert given by the ladies of Mont
somery 10 the visiting United Daughters
of the confederacg, and made q fire I'M
preston.
Mr. and AIRS 3. @. Hutzler, Mr.. Henry