The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

evening a number of musical selections
were rendered. Among the guests were
Misses McBain and McGee, Messrs. Jeter
Jones, William McGee, Joseph White
Walter Watkins and Writ BoWles.
A Valentine tea was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. c. c. Clayton Wednesday
evening in honor of her class Among
those present were:
Misses Rosa Hyde Clara Johnson. Lot
lie Lucy. Myrtle Phillips. Annie Mason
! and Marie Allen: Messrs. Russell Wood
son. Clemmett Sublett, Stanley BlSbie'
Willie Hooker. Mrs, and Mr. H. c. Gay
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Scpton Lucy, Mr., and
Mrs Fritz Stcitz.
One OF the most interesting social
events of the week was the beautiful
wedding of Miss Margaret Fisher War
rem and MIR. Thomas y. Hanson, OF
Staunton, which took place Thursday
noon at the residence of her father, Mr.
z. J. Warren. The bride was handsome
In her wedding gown of gray cloth Altef
the impressive ceremony wecolhs
; breakfast was served. The young
courI. have gone North on an extended
!; bridal tour.
A masuue party was given Friday night
bv the Leafmore Social Club. at the
residence of the Misses Walton, NO. 9oo
Meadow street.
Those who took part were Misses Leila
and Ruth Atkins. Ada and Onle Hamlet
Isle Drewry, Nirgie Cottrell, Tena Mer-
ritz. Florida and Anne Cooper, Daisy
IIoIms. Annie and Pocahontas Walton.
Florence West, Katie Grigg and others;
MessrS. George and William Hamlet II.
NJ and \. s. Cooper. Lee Parrish, Chas.
Listed. Grant Walker. Frank To!er.
Robert Drewry. II. Gilmore. James and
werter Schaton, John Finson. Paul
Newell Layton and William Robertson.
Icfin VERIFY. c. L. ralmatory and Harry
". VERIFY.
The Monday german. given at the Ma
sonic Temple the beginning of the week.
was an exceedingly beautiful and bril-
liant affair. and was led by Clonel 10.
Lane Stern. Among the dancers were
MIR. and Mrs. Echols Mr.. and Mrs Z.
e. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Potts, Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. N. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Young,
w ]. Walker Mr.. and Mrs. a. Starke.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Donnan, Mr. and
Mrs. Levin Joynes. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ
Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Waller Nor
ton. Mr.. and Mrs L. Z. Marie, Mr.. and
Mrs. w Strother Smith. Mrs. James a.
Welcll, Misses Roberta Ansley. of Alex
andria- Mary Page, of Clarke county.
Anne and Julia Grant. Elizabeth Lee, of
Alexandria: Young. of Louisville: Nc
Witty of Philadelphia: katherine Heath.
of Norfolk: Edna Atkinson. Edna Forbes,
Lilly Urquhart Marian Harris, Edyth
White, Annie Lee Alfriend. Emily Jen-
nings. Evelyn Gordon. Margaret Branch,
Marguerite Warwick. Maria Williams,
Lisa Bernc. Annie and Leila Gray, So
phie Meredith, Lucy Hayes. Kate Mere
NfpyI
Hill. Claire Bierne. Madeline English,
and Messrs c. ]. Anderson, Granville
Cray. G. g. Antrim, e. C. Mayo. o. T.
McCabe J. r. Anderson. J. l.. Antrim.
c. X. Lee. w. p. Gray. George NJ. Reid.
Archer Anderson lr.. 5. l.. Carter, w.
s. T. Mayo, J. r. ]. Anderson, d. Nc
Donald. +. A. Davenport. J. L. Young,
r. II. Gaines, W. II. Blair. Otis NJ. AL
friend. John P. George. S. Hobson, r.
Is. Campbell, John Currie. George a. Glib
son. D. Curr;e. w. X tombstone. ]. q.
Walker. J.. r. Page. j. j. Leake, Jo-
Lane Stern. X Mitchell, c. S. Strinsfel-
low, c. w. Branch. A. c. Mckinney. Per-
OK Bosher. Z. Z. Robertson, Julian Hill,
Carl II. Noting. Frank *. Blankenship.
Edwin L. ,I4obson. William j. Massle,
Arthur L. Peasants, w. O. Young, d. r.
i. Williams, J. w. Graves, Jonathan
BRYAN, Ben. T. Claiborne, J. T. Patter-
SON. C./E Buck, w Ellerson, ]. S. Bry-
an w s. Grant Jr. Dec. Hobson, e. v
Williams. w. Douglas Gordon. John p.
Lea Julian BinforG, Ed. Y. Harrison,
William A. Smith. @. Z. Smith, w. q.
Grosbeck.
Mr. George BRYAN delivered highly
Interesting and instructive lecture on
..t,athedral Music at the Woman's Club
Monday afternoon.
Mr. Bryan spoke of the organ and voice
He dwelt on the evolution and history OF
the organ--''the king of instruments.
its mechanism and origin. lie then
spoke on church choirs and hymn writer's
and ended his lecture with vivid and
beautiful description of the professional
and occasional service
After the address tea was served by
Mrs. Borden, assisted by Mrs. Hodges,
Mrs Young Mrs. Nunce, Mrs. TraVers
and Miss Stevenson.
The guests Of the club We're: Mrs
Grace Henry Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. La
Mothe, Miss Annie Minor, j. X. Ellie ana
Miss Lille Price.
Among the out-of-town guests present
We're: Mrs. ]. r. Ellis. GordonsEille:
Miss Marble. New York; Miss Leary,
Amelia; Miss Lake, Evanston, H.; Miss
Jones Kennedy. Mrs. Warren. Edenton,
n c., and Miss Lavelette Lewis, OF
Sweet Springs.
A most enjoyable german was given at
Belvidere Hall Tuesday evening, led by
Mr. L. a N.'htlock. in which the fol-
lowing young people participated:
Mr. Albert Wise and Miss Corinne
Stratus. Misses Rosa Block. Juliet Strause,
Hazel Strause Florence Thalhimer, Rho
ME Hutzler. Helen Ezekiel, Edna Bloom
I>or, L],,,ie. NittleGorfer- Florence Levy,