The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10

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There have been one or two teas during
the week to demand the attention of soct-
ety. hut the merry chime OF The wedding
aeiis have ruag in by for the most inter-
es,ing events. The most favored flower
OF June is decidedly the orange blossom.
and the june of 1900 is not behind the
Junes of preceding years in paying her
tribute TO Hyinen-
One of the pret;iest weddings OF the
week was that of Miss Elizabeth Rod
man Kennon and Mr.. Julien Binford, Jr.,
tlat took place last "Wednesday. at Nor
wood The home of the brides parents.
in Powhafan county The 5r3Ge never
locked pretfier than in her weddinE-robe.
and. together with the zen bridesmaids
and maid of honor. all gowDed in the
purest white. made n tableau not soon to
be forgotten, as they stood under the
Neadirg-beu suspended from the arch of
evergreen in the ancestral hall.
Rev. Martin Johnston. Of Powhatan.
performed the ceremony.
After an extended northern tour, the
young couple will be at Norwood" for
the summer months, and in the fall will
be at home at No. 3l2 East Franklin
Street
Among the guests at the reception we're
mr.. and Mrs w. Z. Kennon. Mr.. Charles
kennon. Mr.. c. r. Kennon, Jr-, Miss Bes-
sic Kennon. Mr.. William ker:1oE. Jr..
DR.. Randolph Kennon. of Norfolk. Va;
Mr. and Mrs. Julien B!nford and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Binford, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Binford, Mr.. Mayo NJ. Bin
ford, MIR Voolfolk Binford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Powers, Mr.. and Mrs e. d.
I4otchkiss, Miss Alice Hotchkiss, Nr.
Elmore Hotchkiss, AIR. w S. z. Mayo.
Mr., Julian Hill. Mr. and Mrs. William
Hill, Miss Mamie Hill. Mr.. George NJ
Reid, Mrs. George A Tower. Mr.. Frank
IIobson. Misses Kate and Marianne Meade.
Mr. p II. Mayo, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 3.
1saacs, Mr. Beverly Randolph. Mr. JET
ferson Archer, Mr. Copeland Randolph.
Miss Annie Drewry. Mr.. A. II. Drewry.
Jr, Misses Connie and Edith Finney;
Misses Stewart. of Brook Hill; MI
Spencer Carter, Mr.. and Airs. I. N Car
ter. Mr.. Clay Drewry and family, Miss
Helen Montague. Mr. and Mrs Horace
lIawes Miss Judith Deane, Messrs-
Edward Harrison. William Jones. Dabney
Carr. Walter Claiborne, Mr.. ana Mrs.
John Gillian: DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Nelson.
Charlottesville: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee.
Colonel and Mrs. Finney. Miss Pauline
Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Powers. Mr..
and Mrs Murray Mcclure Master Ran
dolpil Gillian. Mr. Douglas Gordon, Mrs.
Martin johnson; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Chamherlayne, of California: Miss Eliza
beth Townes, Mr. W A TONNES, Mrs.
w w. Archer; Mr.. and Mrs. Kent,
Petersburg; Dr. and Mrs. MichauN, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Selden, Mr.. anu Mrs.
II. Seiden, Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon, Miss
Carrie Moore, Mr.. Stewart Michaux, Mr..
Douglas Gordon. Mr.. Hazen. Nh. Lefeb-
rre, Mr. Jack de Trevii!e, Mrs. Preston
Moore, Mr.. ana Mrs. Jervey. Miss Lula
Tatum, Miss Louise Allen Mayo, Mrs.
A Randolph Tatum, Mss Augusta
Tatum, Mrs. Randolph Boiling, Miss
Stokes, Miss Augusta Talcott, Mr. Frank
Hobson, Mr.. T. c. Hobson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs Augustine
Royal, and many others.
Another pretty, but very quiet, wedding
was that of DIR. ST. Julian Oppenhimer
and Mss Ellen Wise Mayo which took
place Thursday evening, al o'clock, at
the residence of the brides brother-iii-
law, DIR. William T. oppenhimer.
The bride is social favorite n this
city and wherever she has visited. and
DIR. Oppenhimer is one of the most promi-
nent young physicians in the city.
An interesting wedding that took place
in New York on "Wednesday was that of
Miss Eva Douglass Wise daughter of
eN-Consressman John S. Wise, and Mr.
Jane Perrine barney, Of jamestown.
Among the guests at the wedding We're
Mrs. Barney, mother Of the bridegroom,
and family. OF jamestown, Va. Mr..
Eugene Barney, uncle of the bridegroom,
of Dayton, O., and DR.. Henry a. Wise.
and Miss Virginia WISE, of Williamsburg,
Va.
The 'Stay-at-Home'' Whist Club held
its initial meeting Monday evening al
the residence of Mr.. Reginald G!lham
No. II West Main Street. Mrs. Gilham
was elected chairman of the club. The
highest score, north and south, was made
by Mrs. Bland Smith and Miss GLASGOW
The east and west score resulted in a
tie between Mrs. Webster and Miss Gull
lame and Mrs. Harvie and Miss Montague.
Among these present We're Mesdames
Reginald Gillian, c. W. Z. Brock. Bland
Smith, James Harvie and - Webster:
Misses Helen Montague. Mamie Archer.
Emily Glasgow, Claire Guilaume Lucetta
Knox, Eliza and Martha Harvie-
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne was hostess
at a beautiful little tea Thursday after
noon In honor of Mrs. Mamie Churchill
Crttenden Van Wyck. OF California, who
represented her State at the convention
of Colonial Danes in Washington.
Daisies formed the decorations. Mrs.
Ciaiborne's guest We're Mrs. Van Wyck
Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler, Mrs. ]. b. Light
foot. Mrs. i. K. Dashiell. Mrs. Gideon
Davenport, Mrs. w. T. Robins. Mrs. r.
"A. Lancaster, Mrs. Howard Hoge, Mrs.
NJ II, Harrison. Mrs. Nirginius Hall, Mrs
William ID. Thomas. Mrs. William Tomp-
kins, Mrs. Meredith Montague, and Mrs
William Writ Henry.
The rooms Of the Woman.s Club were we'll
filled Monday afternoors and the large
audience was delighted with exquisite
singing Of Miss Mary Ashley Bell, who
possesses a high soprano voice. of great
range and sweetness and great dramatic
power.
The programme was: Samson and Deli
lah tSt,. Saens), Media Waltz lArdete>.
Summer tChaminade), Eiianelle (Delt
Acauap. The Pretty Creature Q4ane Will
SOM Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt was The
Rccompanist
The -Alumnae luncheon of the woman.s
College, given at the Jefferson Monday
was a most delightful affair
The centre diniRg-room OF the Jefferson