The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-25

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Rabbi. E. n. Calisch performed the GER
emory.
After the marriage an elegant reception
was. held at the Jefferson Hotel
The ballroom of the Jefferson was ar
ustically decorated in yellow and white
chrysanthemums and banks of palms.
A large number of out-of-town guests
were here. A party of Mr.. Falk's friends
frcm Pittsburg in 4 private car
Mr.. and Mrs. Falk have gone to the
Bermudas on their wedding journey. At
ter stay of several weeks they Will so
to Pittsburg, where the groom is prom
inent business man.
A number of attractive entertainments
were given in honor of the bride and her
attendants. On Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. S. Myers gave dance AT the
Jefferson Club. Mr.. AMI Mrs. julius Edel
entertained the even ng before t.,e we'd
ding, and on the evening following the
groomsmen gave an elegant dinner to the
bridesmaids at the Jefferson Hotel.
One of the prettiest home weddings OF
the season was that OF Mss Lott.e Suy-
dam Lambert and Mr.. Horatio Minor
Davis, that took place at o'clock Tues
day evening at the handsome home of the
brides parents, No. 911 Floyd Avenue
The exquisite decorations made the home
bower OF beauty and formed a fit set
ting for the pretty tableau made by the
bridal party. The bride was beautiful in
her elegant wedding robes, and her maids
in pure white completed the pretty pic
ture.
Miss Carrie Lee Davis, of Lynchburg,
was maid of honor, Misses Bessie st.
George Lambert and Lillian Foster, of
Norfolk, bridesmaids. Mr.. Robert Ora
ham Lambert was best man. and NIessrs.
Henry Johnston, Sidney Lloyd, Landon
Garland, eli of Lynchburg, and Garrett
Gooch, of Stanton. were sroomsmen.
Rev. J. J. Gravatt performed the cere-
mony.
After the ceremony an elegant -ecep-
ton was held.
The marriage of Miss Ida Estel1e Stovall
and Mr.. Hugh Sheppard Norris took place
Tuesday even ng at $50 O'Clock at Leigh
Street Baptist Church. Rev. NJ. Ashby
Jones performed the ceremony.
; Miss Nellie Lucille Blackaa Mr.. John
Il. ,,l-
Tuesday morning at Sacred Heart Church
ney they VIII reside with the groom's
parents, No. 1o1 West Grace Street
There have been few prettier weddings
in the city than the double wedding which
took place at o'clock at Centenary
Church, when Miss Eva Stuart Willis
and Mr.. Robert basey Cralie, and MISS
Florence Moore Willis and Dr. Charles
Wilson Doughtie, were united
Rev. S. a. Steel performed the cere-
mony.
After an extended bridal tour. DR.. and
Mrs. Doughte will live in Norfolk and
Mr.. and Mrs. Crale in Farmville.
Miss Louise Temple Fourqurean and
Mr.. Charles Ellis Harwood We're married
Wednesday morning at II o'clock at the
Fourqurean country place, Chestnut Hill,
Rev. Lardon K. Mason officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Aston Cabell gave
delightful euchre party last evening in
honor of their guest, Miss katherine Wa
ties, Of Columbia, S. C.
Their guests We're: Misses Ellie Maury
Werth, Lima Mayo, Belle Tyler, Mamie
Harrison, Annie Rose Walker, Evelyn Cor
don; Messrs. John rutherford, Edward
o. Aston, Pascal Davie, rutherford
Rose, Clemens Jones. Wyndham Boiling
and Mayo. An elegant supper was served
after the game.
Invitations are out to the Richmond
German Club. The dances will be given
at the Masonic Temple on alternate Mon
days. beginning December 18th.
The officers for the season of 1900-19O1
are as follows:
President. Mr.. Thomas Nelson Carter;
Nice-President Mr.. Levin Joynes: Secre-
tary. Mr.. W. Waller Morton Treasurer.
Alr. ". II. Grant, Jr.
Executive Committee-Messrs. 30. Lane
Stern. j. Jordon Leake, William R. John
stoa. Z. O. McCabe.
nesses-Mesdames Thomas Nelson
Garter, Levin Jones, w Waller Morton,
e. d. Myers, Jr., a. L. Harris, Thomas
Boiling, Jr., T. Moncure Perkins, John
w. Atkinson, Jr.
The visitors here to attend the sessions
OF the National Hardware Association have
been pleasantly entertained during the
week.
About seventy-five ladies were the guests
Of the Deep Run Hunt Club Wednesday
afternoon. The party was composed Of the
visitors here on account of the sessions
of the National Hardware Associa ton,
and were in charge OF the ladies of Rich
mond. who are looking after the visitors
entertainment. The club served the guests
With light refreshments. and the visitors
witnessed the hunt come in
The ladies Of the Reception Committee
We're:
Mrs George a. Smith, Mrs Charles Wat
kins. Mrs Arthur B. Clarke, Mrs James
H. Lyons, Mrs. Graham Hobson, Mrs.
Stephen Putney, Mrs. Levin Joynes, Miss
es Kathleen Anderson. LIZZIE Weddell.
Kate Meredith. Calvin Bragg, Mary Dom
nan. Judith Deane. Conner and Wat
kins.
Monday was the first literary afternoon
Of the season at the Woman's Club. and
was most enjoyable one to the large
audience present
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