The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-09
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next two weeks. a called meeting will
be held for the purpose
Mrs f. A Hatcher, "a fter a pleasant
visit in the city has returned to her home
in Bedford City.
Dr.SDouglas Ward. of Rochester, form-
er half back on the Princeton team, will
this week be the guest of. Miss Marquee
rite Warwick.
Mrs. q. C Johnstonsis out again. after
a. four-weeks. spell of sickness.
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Mr. David Goldenberg, after "a visit to
his parents. has returned to Philadelphia.
Miss Matte Purcell IS visiting friends
in @Ionkers. n.
Or. and Mrs J. Breckinridgc Catlett
have returned to their home in Staun-
ton. Dr. Catlett5 has spent the last. Two
months in clinical study at Dr. McGuire,s
hospital.
b Miss Lilly y. Moore is home again after
spending. the holidays at LeNing ton.
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Mr.. Percy Powers has been spending
several days in Staunton.
Miss Ruth Fuller is visiting in Bedford
City.
Miss Emily Raab. who has been spend
ing the holidays with her parents, left
Yesterday evening for New York, where
she is attending school. .,
DR.. George Ben. Johnston Is in Wythe-
vile. on professional business.
Miss Lily Urquhart will entertain at
tea on Friday afternoon. January Eth. IN
honor of her; guest, Miss Heath, of Nor
foi!s
The Misses Cameron will entertain this
evening at domino party in honor OF
this guest, Miss Leath. of New York
Miss Annie L. McDougall daughter OF
Mrs. Denton N1cDougall, will be married
to-day to Mr.. William S. Constable,
popular member Of the firm of Constable
Bros, Of this city.
Miss McDougall is a very attractive
and accomplished young lady.
The ceremony will be performed at the
Mount Vernon, on east Franklin street,
after which the happy couple will take
an extended tour to northern cities.
On next Thursday evening from 4 to /
there will be a tea given at the Virginia
Home for Incurables. Mr.. b. T. August,
the city clerk has been requested by the
lady managers of the Home to extend
an invitation to the members Of the Board
of Aldermen and their wives. and the
members of the Common Council and
their wives, to attend.
The members of the Legislature have
also been invited to be present.
4 pretty and impressive marriage was
solemnized in Henrico county on Decem-
Der 2Sth, 1892 at the home OF Mr.. James
Rice, when Miss Flora Wright Rice be-
came the bride of Mr.. c.. z. Higgason, of
Barton Heights. Rev S.. S. Hepburn. OF
1iciated.
After a very pleasant week spent at
the home OF the brides parents, they
have returned to Barton Heights, their
| future home.
An unique ana most enjoyable hour
| was spent at the Woman's Club on Sat
| urday afternoon. when Mr.. Jean knatz
| d'Oriol met the French-speaking MEM
| bers of the club and q few of their
! friends and entertained them with read
! ingS from some Of the best French poets.
! He began by saying that, as regret had
| been expressed that he gave 50 many
| translations of Beranger in his recent lee
! ture on that author, he would first read
| these poems i'll the original, and gave
lie Gunier,' Mon Habit" and others.
| following them with selections from Vic
| tor Hugo. Alfred de Nfusset, Sully, Pr,d-
| homme, Nadeau. and of his OWL Mr..
Knatz is most gifted speaker, who, by
his e!oque9ce and personal magnetism
! holds the constant attention OF his atl-
| dience. He was introduced in French by
! Madame Guilaume. After the reading
tea was served by Miss Giiillaume, assist
ed by Misses Mary Lyons, Mayo and Nor
| rison.