The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
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always made her valuable acq 1ll..ol
to any social gathering, and II ID W., W.
keen regret that her friends realileSu 81.
other city is to claim her as z lls ~ ~ -.
Mr.. Randolph is prominently connect .
and is the scion OF one OF the oioest
families in Virginia. He is q pro1 iinl
young business man of Pittsburs, IA.
An announcement is made OF the
approaching marriage OF MISS ~,
Todd and DR.. Russell Pemberton' ihe
wedding will take place at me l nom1 -
the brides parents. 50T Yves. T tdi>i.il
Street, on May LIST, at 12:SSo o clock. ~
will be very quiet affair sOnly. me
relatives and nearest friends VIII Dc
present
The young couple will sail on SATURDAY,
May 5til, for an extended tour ABROAD.
Miss Todd is the attractive ana taiehleu
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. L. lodo.
DR. Pemberton is a Princeton graduate,
and has for some time been resloenl
physician at the Mount Sinai Hospital,
New York where he made an eAceliehl
record.
DR.. Pemberton is the son of Mr. ana
Mrs. T. William Penberton.
The bi-rnonthly meeting of the Board
of Managers of the Womans Chrstla1l
Association was held in the parfors OF
the Association Monday, with Mrs. zCape5s
in the chair Arrangements were macs
for the annual meeting to be hela on
Thursday afternoon at 1870 o CLOCK. a tea
will follow the meeting. The pubic is
cordially invited to be present, and the
representatives of the different churches
on the board are most earnestly asked TO
come.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Old
irojo
pital at 4:30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. S. l.. Bloomberg presided in the alb
sence of the president, Mrs. Grace
Shields.
Much routine business was transacted
and plans for the booth in the Street
Carnival discussed. The ladies are very
much interested in this, and the booth
promises to be one of the most attractive
as well as one of the most useful in the
Street Fair.
The feature of next week at the We
mans Club will be Mrs Lillian Cole
BetheTs drills on Parliamentary law,
which will occupy every afternoon from
Monday to Friday, inclusive. besfnnins
at 4:30 o'clock. Approaching the adVan-
tage of these drills to all those who are
called upon to take part in business
meetings, members Of other women's as
sociations are invited to attend upon the
y
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Darlington have
returned home after a visit to Florida.
Mrs. Fred H. Wyatt of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John Bell Big
ger. No. us West Grace Street
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Flang, of Balti-
more are in the city on their wedding
trip as guests of iIr. Henry kobe. of
No. 1906 East Broad Street. Accompa-
nving them is Captain John Cannon, also
Of Baltimore.
! Mrs Chiffon and Mrs. Peyton Wise
have returned to the city. after an abb
sence of four months in New York and
Washington.
Miss Irene Tr1ce of Louisa. is the
guest of Miss Alice Sibert, 614 East
Grace Street.
Miss Emrnie Thomas has gone to New
port News to attend the Upshur-F'rench
nuptials.
Mrs. Patrick, of Charleston, ". Va,
{ is visiting her sisters, Misses Anne and
Emily Harvie.
Mrs. Joseph P. Hall, of Suffolk, is the
guest of Mrs. wv. S. Copeland.
The Milton G.. Work Whist Club will
meet this afternoon with Miss Jane
rutherford.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Preston Carson are
spending portion of their honeymoon
at Atlantic City,
Miss Harriet Lightfoot and Miss Annie
Rollenson are visiting the Misses Garrett,
in Williamsburg.
Mr. Saunders Hobson entertained the
sroomsmen of the Pace1Randolph we'd
ding at an elegant dinner at the Com
monwea1th Club last evening. Later in the
evening Miss Ethel Pace entertained the
bridal party at a theatre party. with
su,2per afterwards at the Jefferson
Miss Mary Sandys Lynch. who has been
spending the Lenten season in Washing
! ton, has left for Baltimore to visit the
!; family of Mr.. w. II. Portertield. Before
! returning she will visit her cousin, DR.
! James, c. Dunn. formerly in New York
| city, where she will spend the month of
| May.
! PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
| Interesting Facts About Richmond's
s.:tizanc and Other Matters