The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-19

Or. and Mrs. L. NJ. Cowardin, AR. Heth
Tyler, Mr. Henry Anderson. Mr.. Marion
Warren Mr.. Hunsdan Cary, Mr.. SaInuel
r. Brockenbrough, DR.. Thomas Merrlck.
Mr. Jack de Treville, Mr.. c. H. Bissell,
Mr.. r. A. Lancaster, Jr.
Another pretty wedding OF yesterday
was that of Miss Inez Martha Brown and
Mr. Alfred Henderson Mcdowell.
The marriage took place at $50 O'CLOCK
at the Second Baptist Church.
The bride was gowne<l in handsome
made broaGcloth tailor gown, with nat
and gloves to match. and carriedta 5o'l-
uuet of violets The maid of honor, Miss
Mary Agnes Roach, wore beautiful
gown of oreandie over white taffeta, ana
carried 4 bouquet of pink roses
The ring bearer was little Miss Gladys
Mcdowell. daughter of Mr.. Jonn e. NC
DoWell, and niece of the groom. she
wore a dainty white organdie over white
satin.
Mr.. George c. Ruskell acted as best
man and the ushers were .Messrs. Jeter
Jones. j. w. Shipman. w. G. Mcdowell,
Elijah Baker. Jr., Hugh p. Powell, James
Disney Russell Brown and John w. jus
tbs.
Rev. DR. William E. Hatcher performed
the ceremony.
The Young couple took the 7:45 train
for the north After May 10th they will
be at home to the friends at No. 40e East
Grace Street.
The bride is the pretty and attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brown.
and the groom is the popular clerk of
the. City Council committees.
The Easter dance given by the Tuesday
German Club last evening at the Masonic
Temple was an exceptionally delightful
affair After the long spell of quietude
the spirit of the dance was heartily en-
tered into by the participants. The large
number of strangers present added to the
enjoyment Of the evening. After the ger
man an excellent supper was served.
Among the merry dancers were: Emma
Hume, OF Alexandria; Sally Seldom, Molly
Lee Sally Grasty. of Baltimore; Daisy
Yarbrougll. of Staunton: Nina Armistead,
of Baltimore: Louise Lee, of Baltimore;
Mamie Read. of Roanoke; Edith White,
Lily UrqGllart, Helen and Maria A1oseley,
| Aaude Morgan, Daisy Chamberlayne,
Anne Drewry, Agnes Mccarthy, Edith
| Jones, Lizzie Leary. Anna Carr. Sue
Spilnan. Katie and Sophie Meredith,
Madeline English. Anne Grant, Virginia
Boyd, jamie Wingo, Ruth Tanner, Nam
ME Cooke Lillian Augustine, Emily Jen-
nings. Ethel Pace, Bridges, Dunlop;
NIessrs. Adair, Benson, Young, Dowis,
J Edwards, BlankenShip. Bridges. Brock,
Cardoza, Claiborne, Cooke Darlington,
Burnett, Cabell Blankenship, Coke, ST.
George Cooke, Daughtrey, De Treville,
Drewry, l.. Edmond, w. Edmond. Elicit.
Fitzgerald. Fuller. Grant Green. Hacri-
! son, Haryie, Hobson, Hodgson, Hubbard,
W. Jones, R. Jones, Lathrop Lea.
! Leake. NIcAdams, Mckinney, Moseley,
Quarles, Sands. Sllipwitl, Stringfellow,
Stegar, Taliaferro, Tanner, Taylor,
Tucker, j. Tyler. H. Tyler, Watkins,
Watson, Wexford, Weddell E. Wight.
w. Wight, Williams. NJ. Willis, G. Wills.
Frank Whitman and DR.. Henry kenard,
of Baltimore.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Colonial Danes was held yesterday. af-
ternoon at the Virginia Historical So
ciety. Mrs. II. T. Claiborne presided.
An Interesting and clever paper on
THE Borough of Norfolk. Social and
Otherwise written by Mrs. Hugh Nelson
Page, of Norfolk, was read in a delight
full manner by Mrs. Virginius Hall.
A committee was appointed to get out