The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-03

was as though the several persons repre-
ssnted were present on the stage. so
complete was the change of voice and eS-
preston and Miss Benfy is only evident
when she connects tie conversation with
the narrative
She received much we.I-mcrited applause
and to the deeply appreciative audience
Miss Benfy will ever be welcome on her
visits to Richmond.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Managers of the Baptist dome
for Aged Women took place at Ill O'Clock
Yesterday at the home. Mrs. S. IS. VIII
SON presided. Several applications for adj
msttance 10 the home we're received
Regular business was tranacted.
Miss Eta Rayle, who has been visit
ing friends and relatives In Winston and
Greensboro. n. c.. has returned home.
Rev. W. L. Richardson. of Richmond
College, spent the week in King George.
Mr. Robert Croxton is on short visit
to his father, Judge Croxton, at "Noels-
DR.. Perkins Glover. of the Medical Col
lece. spent the holidays at his old home.
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Mr.. Felix Hessbers. OF Boston. has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Hessberg, the past week
Miss Ruth Tanner IS the guest OF Miss
Kate Newell Dogsett. in Fredericks-
burg.
Mr.. W. J. Moore, of Massachusetts, is
on a visit to his mother.
Miss Annie B. Kirk is visiting friends
in Fredericksburg.
Dr. Harris. of Virginia Beach. is spend
| ing few days in the city.
The tea to be gwen by the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia Antlqui-.
ties will be given at the rooms OF the
Virginia Historical Society tomorrow
from ) to : o'clock.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Whseiton. of this
city. were apprised by telegram yesterday
!, of the marriage of their son. F. Nick
! Whelton, to Miss Mary Isabelle SCHOOL,.
at st. Peters cathedral. r. c.. by the
Rt. Rev. Father James O'Brien-
Miss SCHOOL, is the beautiful daughter
Of Mr.. Jos. Schooff, 4 prominent merchant
OF 1eQElCO CouIlty A1ttS @Ao'>s'
friends. Mr. Whelton is the son of ME-
f. ]. WheIton. of the West End, and Is
, engaged with his brother. John Whelton
in the, decorative business. After snort
| STAY IN Washington with friends and a
soiourn to Baltimore and Philadelphii
to receive the congratulations OF their
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Whelton will be
! home to their friends at their future nome
! in the West End. 1901 Ashland street
i
Al O'Clock last evening. at the resi-
dence of the BRIDE Miss Katherine E.
Black. daughter of George Fl. and Sarah
A. Black. were married. to MI fnilip
! e. Cross, Of the Newport News Ship
building Company. The ceremony was
I performed by Rev. Or. J. iB. Hutson, OF
Pine-Street Baptist church
=; Mr.. and Mrs Cross will make Newport
; News their future home
| Mr.. George Byars hugers. prominent
(. business man and wealthy manufacturer
! CT Memphis. Tenn, and Miss Annie inez
/, Altnson, daughter Of Mr.. X E. and Mrs
! Sue NJ. Minson, will be married IN shis
/ city to-day.
Miss Minson is one of the most beautt-
! fuI Young ladies In the city and has a
! host of friends in Richmond. who Will re-
! pret to learn that she will make memphis
| her home after marriage.
i
The attempted elopement of Mr.: Frank
c.. Harris and Miss Fannie v. Harris.
which was told in Sundays Times mas
| ended in the marriage of the young couple
/: with parental approval
! Mr.. Holland and Alr Harris on AonoaS
morning early secured marriage license
! at New Kent Courthouse The weddtn:
occurred soon afterwards at the bSide
home in the presence OF large number
OF friends Mr.. and Mrs. Harris sieft AZ
once for an extended tour of the North.
/ IT seems that the only objection which
4; Mr.. Holland ever had to the marriage was
the youthfulness of his daughter, sne oe-
/ ing only seventeen years OF age. she Is
j the only child. The groom IS a hne
young man. OF industry. energy and cn al.
acter.
!: Mr.. Willism A. Smiley IS in this city
visiting his friend. Mr. Hal Tyler. q,
| the Mansion. SHIRLEY, 1t will De remem.
bered was the star Of the Virginia
1 Ienigh football game played here 0r
Thanksgiving Day.
E,no.oI Arr1 n DemcntS