The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

4 delightful reception was tandered Rev.
r. A. Goodwin and his bride last evening
by the congregations Of st. Jonl alu
Weddel!-Memorial Churches.
The Sunday-school room of st. John S
Church was most beautifully decorateH.
The room was converted into Il Eeritdpic
bower with palms and chrysanthemums.
Curtains were draped at every window. and
the shaded lamps lent a. pretty glow TO the
scene. Pink and green prevailed
Those assisting Rev. and Mrs. Goodwin
in receiving were Mesdanes William h.
Farrell, Emily C,rump. j. L. Iaila terro'
W. ". Davies. Pcyton Darlington, X. J.
Lacy, George Currie ]. +. MAYER. j. D
Moore, Ernest Moore w ". Hardwlcke,
Clarence Franklin, L. j. CraSlc d. Z.
Richardson. Charles Clemmitt, c. Bos-
sioux. f. Jackson w. s Bianenship. 3.
Howard. Misses Harrison. Jones. Elicit,
Carrie Minor, Mary Scllermerhorn, Bessie
Hancock, Alice Goodwin. The members OF
the vestry and ST. Andrews brotherhood
also assisted in receiving.
The ladies serving refreshments We're:
AIesdames Kate Tresdder, A1cMinor. Jas.
Bailey, William King. Agnes Aackie, J.
T. Ford. Middleton W-eisiger. Gretter. ].
A Rennolds. Robert Leftwlch a Lncus,
Annie Whitlock and Miss Chalk
\ number of delightful vocal and instru-
mental selections were rendered during The
evening. Mrs. w. S. Murray was chair
man OF this part of the entertainment, and
those contributing TO the enjoymentsof the
evening were: Mrs. Kate Barbour Howard,
Mrs Clarence Franklin, Miss Jessie Bal
ley. Airs. Sallie Montgomery Brown Miss
Lillian Taylor Mr.. c. C. Crump. Mr.. Ed
win Quarles, Miss Florence Dickinson,
Miss Florence Gretter. Mr.. Richard Baker
and Mrs. Robert l. Adams
There were a large number Of callers,
including many of the Episcopal clergymen
and their wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham Lambert
have issued invitations 20 the marriage Of
their daughter Miss Lottie Snydum Lam
bert to Mr.. H. Minor Davis. of Lynch
burg Va, the ceremony to take place at
their home on Tuesday evening, November
goth.
The editorial staff of The Chsel." the
magazine OF the Wonlan's College, gave a
delightful tea yesterday afternoon, in their
new Office. The Chisel made its first APP
pearance of this season, and the day was
marked by the occupancy of the pretty
new office. profits OF the paper.
There were a large number of callers
yesterday afternoon at the delightful re-
ception given by the members of the staff
from to O'Clock. The little room, al
though its desk and table give it a busi-
ness-like air, is perhaps, tn. daintiest
and certainly the neateSt newspaper office
in the city. The walls are papered in pale
blue felt, and carpets, rugs and portierre
all correspond. Yesterday the room was
bright with chrysanthemunls and palms
The staff is composed Of Misses Ruth
Burton and Hattie Jenkins, editors-in-
chief; Miss Emily Waff. exchange editor
and Misses Clara Becker and Bessie
IIaSan, business managers. Assisting these
young ladies in welcoming their guests
We're DR.. and Mrs. Chandler and Miss
Sweeney, the lady principal OF the College
Tea was served by Miss Hasan, and choco-
late by Miss Becker
The regular meeting of the Board of
Managers Of the Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION was held at the home Monday
morning. Mrs. James Fl. Capcrs presided
The motner-nomc, No 709-l1 East Frank
lin Street, Is full and there are number
of applicants for adm scn, FOR which
they have 10 room. The report was read
from the Day Nursery and Free Kinder
garten, Nineteenth and Grace Streets.
As soon as funds can be raised a class in
manual training for the boys will be formed
The new Kindergarten branci on Brook
Avenue is reported to be in flour
ishing condition. The Church Hill
branch. at No 2Sn3 East Franklin
Street. has in addition to its home for
young girls. u club and a. library,
Miss Edytha White has returned from
delightful visit TO Winston. n. C.
Miss Carrie Minor is at Shirley. the
guest OF Mrs. Robert Carter.
DR.. and Mrs. Curry. OF Washington. have
issued invitations to the marriage OF their