The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27


4.vla R1atr. Miss Juliet Lee, Mrs. Wade
ana c.antain Harrie Webster.
amonrs the out-of-town guests present
Mrs. Charles S. Morgan, Northampton
county. Miss f. sxStegar, Norfolk; Miss
Tucker. Baltimore: Miss Carrie Hartman.
Lexington. Miss Davidson. Maryland; Miss
zCharlgs city. Miss Margaret Strudwick.
North Carolina; Miss Merger, Williams
burg.
A delightful hay-ride and dance was Civ.
en- Tuesday evening atzLakeside by some
OF the members OF the Jefferson Club.
Later in the evening supper was served
under the trees. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wallerste.n. Mr.
and Mrs sam Cohen, Misses Nora Heller,
of washington. Miriam Lovenstein. of
Phi1adelphia: sara Bremen, Of Baltimore;
Carrie Wassernlan, OF Baltimore; Sadie
whitlock Fanny D. Mitteldorfer. Mir
lam Rosenheim. Corinne Stratus. Mabel Sy-
Gle. Rosalia Held, Beulah and Hardy Ell
chel, Eta and Lily Rosehaori: faulilie d
mons Amelia Kal1nweiler Norma Arm
helm of Tarbora. y. c.; N1abelle joel. OF
Roanoke. Belle Swami, of Norfolk: Juliet
sStraus. Annie Bowman. Jeanne Loven-
stein sadie Bach. OF Pocahontas: Bertha
Lang, Esther Hirshberg. Ray Eisenorun'
of Petersburg. and Fanny Waliersteln
Messrs NJ NJ MitteldorLer. Albert WIS.,
NJ. N. Marcuse, ; NJ. b.ocN' "iI,,.n'
schwarzcfild,- Nose Rose. Jean CONSUME
Barney Rnwman. Leroy Cohen. Ellis Hutz-
Ter perez Myers. sam Rosendorf, Milton
Rinswanger. William Arnheim. of Tarboro,
n c.: Lee and Isaac Reinhelnef, sidney
Lovenstein William JOEL Edward Loven-
stein. Charles Straus, Albert Lang, Adoiph
Lang, Fine. OF Norfolk; ipritz OF Siacih-
natl; Bell Stern, Gus. sycIe' sathoei
Bowman, 1. Wallerstein and Milton Bloom
berg.
Ono of the most pleasant social events
of the week was the wedding ana recep-
ton of Miss Frances aGwynn LEeli ana 4nI.
George Armes Tower. the marrlase tpoh
place at Grace Episcopal chureh TUESDAY
evening, and the bride ana her dI
ants made a beautiful tableau in gowns OF
white.
The attendants were Miss Anne Price
Lvell. maid of honor; Miss Patty Stewart
Lyell. fower-girl; Misses Mamie Maury
Hill, Annie Gray Mary Darlington. Lou
Use ST. John, of Mobile, Ala; Bel price'
Philadelphia; Annie Walker Williamson
of Washington. D. G.. bridesmaids; WI
Julien Binford, Jr., best man, ana -hsssi
w. S. P. Mayo. William lI, a. now,,e' NJ SIep.
Reid. F. P Lyel Charles hennoh MOI
wood. Frank Tower. P. St George Cooke
and ID. VISITOR Williams, ushers.
The recention at the home of the bride
narents was an elegant affair. Among tle
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 8. FIce'
MIR. and Mrs 3. R. Price, Mrs. \. /. er-
non. Miss Carrie Toler, Mr. + 3: Price
Jr., all of Philadelphia; Misses W1,.lai,i-
son. Mrs Herbert NJ. Wilson, OF wash
ineton. Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Wilson, OF Ne"
York. Mrs. John Williams. Misses IL
uams. Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Williams, mrs.
T. S Tower, Frank Tower ana hVe'En
Tower. Mr. E. Victor Williams, Mr. ana
Mrs. Harry Smith, Mr.. Hiram smith, MIS-
P. NJ. Smith Mr.. and Mrs William 'I"at-
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Io"liss'
Miss Townes. Mr. and Mrs. Landon X.
Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Morris, MI
and Mrs. Charles Ruffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj
II Spcer, Mr. and Mrs. James Caskle, Mr..
and Mrs James P. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Montague. Mr.. and Mrs Rulus ar
brough, Mr.. and Mrs George w afreh'
Mrs Finders Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. joan
Addison, Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Giles, Mr..
and Mrs. J. 3. Halyburton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wil,fan, NJ Hill. Mrs. Frank Hill, Misses
GRAY. Caskie, McKenny Mary Darlington
Mr.. and Mrs Reuben J. Martin. Mrs S.
n. Boykin, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Harris.
Misses Frances Overton, Lizzie kenron,
Katie Kemron, Willy Saunders, Mary Ban
Annie Ball. Lucy Christian. George VIII
son and Hester Tabb; Messrs. T. Garnett
Tabb w. Harris, I'VE A Townes, Wal
lace Carr. Mr.. and Mrs: James McCance.
Misses Mamie Seldom, Bessie Jackson and
Marion Montague. Messrs. Lewis Bran
don, Tom Brandon. F. t. Tabb Frank
Blankenship, Palmer Claiborne, Il. Bow
man Price, Jr., of Philadelphia; Evelyn
Marsteller, James Watson, Seldom
Wake. e. W. Stearns. Neville Montague.
Percy Montague. Francis ". Scarborough.
r oJrs @ Kosher ThOS.
.1errick, Meade Mann, Morgan Robinson
A..ue4s rop.lsUu ,,.d others.
Miss Agnes Mccarthy entertained the
Dramatic Club Thursday evening with
progressive games. Mr.. Garnett Tabb
won the first prize, and Miss Sue Seldom
Wexford the BOBBY. During the evening
dainty refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Mrs James
Cannon Misses Mamie Baushman,
Gregory, Helen Douthout, Blanche Smith,
Lily Jennings, OF Danville; Katherine
Michaux, Sue Wexford, Janet and Rose
Morris. Meade Burwell. Helen Quarles.
Hal I.ightfoot, Annie Tatum, Frances
Gibson and Nessrs. Pollock. Holiday,
DR.. J. Metlauer Winfree, DR.. Jones, Will
liam L. and Edward c. Wight, a. Reid
Venable, Gordon Strachan, Julian Sket-
ton, Charles *. Coulling. James Cannon.
JOnQ uISullUOt, ddtiiSbL LAW anu os4ASA ~
Friday evening was the twentY-fltth ami
versary of the Ladies' Missionary Society
of First Baptist Church. and delightful
entertainment and reception was given III
celebra ton Of the happy event AS most
of the work of the society IS done IN
China, where they support a missionary,
the decorations all took on a Chinese col
orins. The pillars of the basement were
wrapped in yellow and blue Chinese IAN
terms, kites and flags were strung about
the room, and suspended from the ceiling
were large umbrellas and pendant from
them were smaller lanterns.
Along one side of the room was exhibited
Chinese curiosities from the mission room,
and gathered by collection. Here was
shown various Chinese idols testament,
wearing apparel and many articles of in
terest.
Palms and growing plants were artist
cally banked about the room, and an Or
chestra iIscoursed sweet music through
out the evening.
The entertainment was opened with
PRAYER by Rev. DR.. H. II. Tupper. Dr..
George Cooper then read an interestin:
and exhaustive sketch. prepared by Mrs.
Julian P. Thomas. of the work done during
6ya ftar This the