The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-17
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The excitement Of loot.ball is great.
But 10 human nature in general the Is
excitement is still greater OF getting
something for less than what II IS ae.z
tually wo!th.
Our offer this morning will appeal
10 that side Of human nature.
Our $500 and 5000 paten,
I leather. Wei, aaG Tan Shoes-broxen
sizes Of preventing shapes-are
exceedingly exciting 60 AZ
Bows Shoes reduced, too.
Great Suit Sale!
Values ignoredAI1ofits unthought
.of-styles the Berry kind
$4,000 Suits at s13.75.
$500 Suits at sl2.75.
$500 Suits at S o.775.
$500 Suits at S us.
S 700 Suits al S AIS.
Medium Weight Oyercoats, too.
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visiting Miss katherine Michaux, has re-
turned to Philadelphia.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club will
meet with Mrs. 1si;r.n H. White this after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Won Weisenberg, of
Falkland. will spend the winter at Mrs.
2 IIui,anks.
Mrs. Dunbar Bog has returned to her
home IN Atlanta, Ga
The annual meeting of the Richmond
Chapter, United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy will be held at Lee Camp Hall
tomorrow at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr. James Young. the well-know11 actor.
has presented a large portrait of himself
to the Woman.s College. Mr.. Young has
al The college
uron his former visits, and when he re-
turns he will discuss the life of Lord
Byron before the senior literary class
General Julian F. Carr. of North Caro-
lima, has sent to AIRS. john w Gordon.
yice-resent for the North Carolina room
of the Confederate Museum, a handsome
oil na;ntinr of the. house in which General
aJcsrpf z, Johnston surrendered to Cen
eral Sherman known as the Bennett
House, near Durf;am-
a number of new portraits Of old scenes
have been received at the museum.
Mrs Gordon has also received sio from
Newberne On. CD Chapter throufh Ne
a ~. Dowell. and so from other inter-
ested parties.
Miss Leila ". Atwell, daughter OF Mr..
Joseph r. and Mrs. Sarah E. Taylor. will
he married to-day to Mir. Mayo p. Lii
ron. a popular elnploye of the Richmond
hallway and Electric Company
The marriage Of Miss Lucy Robinson,
of this city. to Mr.. P. McPhilips. of'Lon-
don. Canada, is announced to take place
at St. Patrick's church this morn
Ing at 1870 o'clock.
A pretty marriage took place yesterday
at the residence of Mr.. w. w. Marston, 2lO3
east Franklin street. at 1880 o'clock. when
Miss Annie Lee Smith and Mr.. William
Hurst Bell were married. The house was
prettily decorated in palms and festoons
Of trailing cedar.
The bride. wearing handsome tailor
made gown OF tan imported Venetian cloth
with velvet 1oque ana gloves to match and
CARRYING i bouquet of Brides roses. en-
tered the parlor with Mr.. w w Mars
ton At an improvised altar between the
windows Of the front parluc, she was mel
by the groom and his best man, Mr. JOS.
Il. Bland, of West Point. Rev Robert
A. Goodwin performed the ceremony
The young couple left ON the noon train
for an extended northern tour.
Miss Smith Is the pretty and attractive
daughter of the late DR.. William Garland
and Lucy Macon Smith, and granddaust-
ter of DR.. r.. H. Cox, of. West F>oint.&Mr.
Bell is q prosperous merchant OF West
Point
Among Inc guests oAoAdIiSC ~
attend the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bell. Mr.. Charles Bell. Miss Emma
Healy, all OF West Point. and Mr.. and
Mrs Billiard, of Petersburg.
Miss Sara Harrison, Of Amelia, and
Miss Sadie RUTHERFORD lIarvie. of Dan
willie. are visiting their aunt, 71r. Lewis
H Blair.
The wonan's Exchange will be closed
on Friday. January 18th. meeting OF
the board Will be held the first Friday in
February.
The Ladies .A:d Society Of West-End
church, presented their treasurer. Mrs. J.
l.. Roach. with a very handsome present
as a token Of their love and appreciation.
News From Barton Heights.
Mr.. George A. Minor has been on bust
ness trip to Norfolk.
Mr.. J. b. Farrar is quite sick at his
boarding place. on Barton avenue.
Miss Carrie Robinson is so much indis-s
posed as to be unable to leave her bed.
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