The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-19


4 diary pertaining 20 colonial history. The
zi Ia, i. ON the committee are Mrs. James
#T,.ons Miss Lutte peasants, Mrs. Nal
a1.arns Patterson, Mrs, Charles Chalkley
and Miss Befie Pertains.
B B re delegates were appointed to the
General convention of Colonial DANES
of "A rnerica that meets In Washington
on April 18th.
n. q. Claiborne and Mrs. Reginald Gill;
lam. A!te:nates, Mrs. ". T. Robins and
Mrs w d. Thomas.
Among the ladies present at the meet
ing we're: Mesdames II. a. Claiborne.
James Lyons, w. r. Robins, James H.
Drake@I. n. Jones' Virginias Hall. Junius
Mosby. nI. b. Harrison, W. D. Thomas.
John F.arland ". W. Henry. Robert
sLanca ster, r. L. Dashieli Moncure Per-
kins. Russell Robinson, of Nelson county;
Miss Belle Perkins and Miss Mary Lyons.
Miss Sophie White gave delightful
card party Tuesday evening in honor OF her
guest. Miss Justine Moran. of Detroit
Miss Edith Grant won the lady's first
prize, a dainty fan; Mr. Tom Purcell. the
gentleman's prize. a silver lead pencil.
The consolation was received By Miss
Lima Shields.
.After the game q delicious supper was
served. Among the guests were:
Nora Leary, Bessie Bosher, Lima Shields,
aIdrtha Robinson, Mamie Garrett, Edith
Seymour, Elise Robinson, Louise Lee, Bal
r!more; Addie tBoWe, Josephine Tyler,
Edith Grant, Jeanne Taylor, Alice Hotcil-
kiss, Mary Lathrop and Elise Stohas;
Messrs. Tom Purcell, Tom Leary, Ran.
dolph Cardoza. Charles Bargamin. Wood
ward, of Balsinorei James Drake, Ballard
Smith, Henry and Elmore Hotchkiss,
C,itrnorc Minor tohtl;1
Ragby, Richard Boyd, Charles and James
Cowardn, John tiLason, VIII and Walter
TAYLOR, Thomas Bryan. Stewart Cooke,
Norman Marlborough, Thomas Moore.
Miss Clements, who is pleasantly re-
membered by. many in our city. arrived
Tue.tlay with a party of friends on the
yacht "Marjorie." This beautiful yacht
is owned by Mrs. A. S. Van NVickle, Of
Ha7elton, Pa. WHO, with her family
s,-v~:cir-, md several friends have been
on two-months cruise to Cuba and
s.-J..>e4., ..,.ati..s.
Mr. J.. C. Knox. Miss Lucetta and
Miss Emily Knox were given a dinner on
board the Marjorie. Miss Knox accom-
panied the party when they left yesterday
evening.
Yesterday afternoon number of Miss
b Clements friends were entertained at a
QelSnCIul lunch iDy MIS-. IN Nlckle, on
board the yacht.
Among the party were: s1r. and
Mrs. R. G. Rennolds. Mrs B. NJ, Alb
bolt. Mrs. Fitzhush Mayo. Miss Cary
Laws and Miss Matte Harris
Miss Janet caperton is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Braxton. in Stanton.
Miss Bette Clark, who has been the
guest of Mrs. c. E. Doyle, is now visiting
Mrs. Wingo
Mrs George w. Stevens, Miss Helen
Stevens and Miss Essie Archer, leave to-
day for few days stay at the Stevens
country seat. On Friday evening they
will attend the Easter german at the ".
M. L.
Mrs. Miller NIcCue, of Stanton. and DR..
Thomas Asop, of New Brunswick. are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bos-
well .alsop.
Mr.. A. 7. Harris, Jr.. and the Misses
Harris are in New York
Miss May Handy leaves this week for
New York. and after visit in that
city, will go to Atlantic City.
ing the Misses Ross and Miss Marguerite
Warwick will sail shortly for six
months trip abroad.
Miss Minnie Nichols, after spending
her Easter holidays in the city with her
sister, Mrs. Charles L. Nosby. has re-
turned to her home in Greenwich, Comm
Miss Jessie M Bailey is visiting in
Newport News.
Miss Annie Cartmell, of Winchester, is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. C. *. Bow
erS.
Miss Harriet Lightfoot is visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. Thomas Gains. of New York, and
| Mrs. Janette Cook will be the guests of
| Mrs. Stephen Putney next week.
| Miss Annie May Bradley, daughter of
Mrs Emma and the late George W. Brad
ley, and Mr.. George H. Anderson. an at
| tache Of the Consumers Ice Company.
| were married yesterday evening at Z
| O'Clock. Owing to recent deaths in both
| families, no invitations were issued.
The bride wore an exquisite suit of dark
gray, with hat and gloves to match, and
| carried a cluster OF brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony the
| co,,ple left for Washington and Baltimore.
The large number of presents attest the
popularity of the couple.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
| citizens and Other Matters.
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