The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-09

Kleinbaum, of New York: Harold and
Herbert Bloomberg and Samuel NJ. Bow
man.
The weddings OF the past week were not
quite as numerous as heretofore. There
were several interesting matrimonial
events however.
Mss Margaret y. Cannon and DR.. Basil
D. Spalding were married very quietly at
6 O'Clock Tuesday evening at the home OF
the brides mother. No. 1905 Grove Avenue
Miss Rosa Gertrude Hyde and Mr. Chas.
c. Youeue were married at o clock last
Tuesday evening at the Church of the
Covenant by Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart.
The young couple left on the I:4o tram
for the North.
Mss Halle Baker and Mr.. II. Richie
Taylor We're married on Wednesday at
the home of Hon. w W. Baker, the
brides father. at Hall1ooro. Rev. Mr..
Winfree performed the ceremony.
An elegant dinner was served at
o'clock. At 5 o'clock in the afternoon q
large number of Richmond people went
upon the noon train and returned to the
city mat evening.
MIR. and Mrs Taylor are. now IN New
York on their wedding trip.
A beautiful wedding OIL w e1neSnaS was
tfrat of Miss Hattie Virginia Ready and
Mr. walter Crenshaw, which took place
at O'Clock at the home Of the brides
father, Mr. William j. Ready, No. 1901
Park Avenue Revs. DR.. j. 3. Hawthorne
and Carey Z. Morgan performed the cere-
1nony. On their return from the wedding
tour Mr. and Mrs. Crenshaw will reside at
No. 1901 Park Avenue.
T-atI,1ner, Anderson ic VISITING i'm
Baltimore.
Miss Emily Page Kemp. who has been
tie guest Of Miss Mabel Walker, has re-
turned to her home.
The different committees of the Charity
Balls will make their final reports at a
meeting to be held at the residence of
Mrs ]. Aston Cabell at noon tomorrow.
Mrs James NJ. Langhorne, of Baltimore,
is visiting her mother, Mrs Dabney, No.
sos East Clay Street.
Mrs Mary Fitzhugh is in Baltimore,
the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. Ramsey
Bartol.
The Matinee Musicale Wi meet at the
piano-rooms Of Walter d. Moses e Co,
No 1913 East Broad Street. Friday, De-
cemher 18th, at 4:39 o'clock Members
please notice place of meeting.
Miscellaneous Day programme.
Among the swell box parties last night
at the Black Patti Troubadcurs was one
consisting of the Misses Swift. Meredith
and Davenport: Messrs. Jonathan Bryan,
Spencer Carter and Charles Holiday, who
enjoyed the performance immensely. and
were most enthusiastic in their applause.
especially when Lottie Twinklefoot, the
sweet young thing appeared OF the stage.
The School of Arts of Grace Episcopal
Church he another exhibit yesterday
from 10 A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ, and opened
cha sses for work. Those who visited the
exhibit were so cordially welcomed by the
ladies in charge and so delighted with
the work that they came away enthusi-
astic and many enrolled at once as schol-
ars The school is open to visitors any
Saturday The senior asses are Satur-
days from IL to L Chidrens classes
same day y to !. Any orders left there
Cor art needle work, drawing C'' painting
will be beautifully executed by experts.
The engagement of Judge j. Randolph
Tucker of Bedford City, and Miss SOPHIE
Dallas HaZeltine. of Washington. mas pc
Miss Hazeltine is the daugh-
ter of Mayo w. Hazeltine, one of the ed
itors Of the New York Sun. Judge Tuck
err is prominent in Virginia. He was in
the city yesterday and received the hear
ty congratulations of his many friends
here.
AR. and Mrs. Char es To:nlinson gave
an enioyable progressive enchre party
Fr;S~ .,;eht at their home. in Barton
Heights. in honor of the Misses Prince
and Pope
Something just as Good.
s,ro1a Of