The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-12
Social and
Personal

IL on SO1ld1
The first OF the Tuesday germans was
given last evening at the Masonic lem
pie and was characterized by the vim and
dash with which these dances are always
distinguished. Mr.. Adoiphus Blair led the
pretty figures.
After the dance an elegant supper was
served.
The chaperones were: Mr.. and Mrs
Adolphus Blair. Mt and Mrs. Robert
Blankenship. Mr.. ana Mrs. Graham Hob
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Benson, OT.
and Mrs. Joseph White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred S. Cary
Among The dancers were: Misses Hart
man, CT Baltimore: Monte Read. of Roam
oke: Uruuilart. Jennings, Cooke. Morgan,
port. Byrd f sher, White. Bail, Hill,
Bridges. Whitlock, Shields, Mccarthy,
Wilson. Quarles. Spiman. Messrs. Leake
Daushtrey McAdams. Watson. Mullen
Smith. keed. Brock, Barber. Cabell
Strirgfsiyw. Skipw.th, Taylor Elicit
Fitzgerald. Quaries, Hubbard. Miller,
sandman. Jones. Williams, Bcwe. Tyler.
Mckinney. Hobscn. Davis. Lea Cooke,
De Trevlle, Harvie, Pollard. Edmund,
brooks. coles. Harrison. Tanner, Vaughan
Coke. Burnett. Darlington, Moseley,
Wight. Sands, Weddell
The Masonic Home Auxiliary held their
regular meeting at the Temple at II
Moseley. the newly-elected president, pre-
sided DR.. Charles N Van Houten, the
chaplain, opened the meeting with pray
err All committees made very gratifying
reports, especially the Committee for the
Orphan Fair which realized quite q large
sum for the entertainment. and dona-
ton OF money was secured from Judge
r T. ". Duke, Jr, and Hon. j. b Senef.
Arrangements for the celebration OF
Christmas at the Home the 9th Of De-
cemben were perfected, and plans for a
large scope of work for the year were
discussed The following chairmen for
the different committees We're appointed:
House Mrs. Col. Neimeyer: Grounds.
Mrs n S. Maury; Membership, Mrs n
c. johnson; Retrenchment and Reform,
Mrs L. T. Lacy: Educational, Mrs. Sol,
Observation-Disclosures, Geo. y. Lyon; Nee
d!awork. Mrs Chas. j. Billups; Refresh
Means. Mrs. y. a. Steel; Souvenirs and
Badges, Mrs. Ella B. Crum; Control, Mrs.
Joseph Bryant
Mrs. Robert Turner Jones, Of Petersburg.
accompanied by Miss Mary Elizabeth
Jones. of Brunswick county, are spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Creath,
No. 500 West Cary Street.
Mrs. Albert F. Huntt, with two sons,
Will leave to-day for Chester. Pa, TO
spend Christmas with her father.
One of the prettiest weddings OF the
season took place at Grace Episcopal
Church yesterday afternoon a $50 o clock
when Miss Mary Sandys Lynch and Mr..
William Stone Hutton were welded.
The artistic church decorations We're
entirely IN white. on account of recent
bereavement in the grQom's family.
Promptly at go O'Clock. to the strains
of I.ohengrin, the bridal party entered
the sacred editice.
First came the ushers-Messrs Jno.
Arthur Johnston, OF Petersburg. benjamin
F. Riley, Maryland: II. Ross Hinton, Pc
tersburg; Robert Alexander Hamilton,
Washington; Jose Alavcias, Washington:
Hugh S. Strickland Lynch, Petersburg.
John Craighead Griffin, Petersburg: Henry
D1ewry Kerr, Of Ashland. and T. W. Bin
ford.
Immediately preceding the bride was
her maid OF honor. Miss Bena Gillian
Johnston. of Petersburg. whose great
beauty was enhanced by an exquisite
gown of white crepe de chin. r@er a.
feta. The skirt was tucked in clusters, and
the dainty bodice was trimmed in a boiero
OF ducheSSe lace. She carried a shower
OF lilies of iSe valley ana white vi1ets.
jThe beautiful bride entered with her
t,other. Mr.. David Holt Lynch. Jr.. who
gave her away. She was gowned in an
exquisite creation of chiffon over white
peau de sole. a -arniture of rare old point
lace was draped about the corsage Her
veil was caught with a spray of lilies of
the valley and pearls-a family heirloom.
The groom. accompan ed by as best man,
Mr.. Cumberland Rumbold. of Baltimore,
met the bride at the altar. and here
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Landon r. Mason.
During The ceremony. Believe Me if
All Those Endearng Young Charms was
softly rendered, ard Memberships we'd
ding march was played as the bridal
party left the church
Later iii the eNenang the Young couple
left on an extended wedding Jour-
ney. They will so 10 st. August ne and
visit the principal Southern cities. They
VIII not return until about March 18th, and
VIII reside IN .PhiiaEelptlia, where Mr..
Hutton is now building his bride hc.ne
The brides going-away gown was of
handsome mode broadcioth, with panne
velvet hat to match.
Mrs. Hutton is an exceedingly beautiful
blonde, and by her gracious manner has
gained host of friends. She IS the dauyh-t
ter of Nj. David II. and Mrs. Mary Crit
in Isynd,. and IS connected with the
Blands. Rando1phs. Beserleys Nelson's.
Harrison and Epes. of Virginia
Mr.. Hutton is graduate in civil engi-
neering of the Virginia Military lnsi-
.tlte and also of Columbian College
He is a son of Judge Ho-
bert Hutton. prominent jurist OF Mary
land, and a grandson of DIR. Hutton for
many years rector of Ascension Episcopal
church, in Washington. His mother was
Miss Mary Lyons Stone OF Washington,
D. c. Among the ou.-of-town guests to
The wedding We're:
Ar. and Mrs. Alexander Porterheld. DR..
and Mrs Jones. Misses Dunn and G.