The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15

uatc Of the University College Of .Medi-
cine. at which college he lectures on
Operative Technique.
DR.. McGehee is also an accomplished
musician and is the director and organ
list of Grace Episcopal Church.
The wedding will take place in June. at
Hamlin Methodist Church in Washing
ton.
Another engagement Of interest to Rich
nonders is that Of Miss Eva Douglas
Wise of New York, to Captain James p.
Barney, of Jamestown. Miss Wise Is a
daughter of the Hon. John 5. Mise, OF
New York Mr.. Barney is a son OIL the
late Edward E. Barney, OF jamestown.
The wedding will take place on June sth,
at Cape Charles.
Captain Harrie Webster. y. S. N, Will
give a stereosticon lecture on Japan.
before the Wonlan's Club at $50 T. NJ
on Friday evening, April goth, at the I.
NJ. C. "A. Hall.
On this occasion each member will be
entitled to invite two guests, either
gentlemen or ladies. and will need adnls-
sion tickets, which can be obtained at
the Club-rooms. This lecture promises
to be especially interesting, as Captain
Webster is Il most agreeable speaker
His views on Japan are unique, most OF
them having been taken by himself and
colored by native artists.
Mrs James A Welch will close her.
dancmg-class next Friday evening with
an elegant bal poudre. for the scholars,
at Bclvidere Hail. from I to 10 O'Clock,
whcih promises to be an event of the
season in the juvenile world. The parti-
Grants will come in powdered hair,
painted cheeks and patches.
Colonel 10. Lane Stern, Mr.. SPOTS
wood Wexford and Mr.. Claiming New
german. Later dainty refreshments will
be served the participants.
Only the scholars and patrons are ex-
pected.
Mrs Percy Montague left the city on
Thursday for Washington to join her
daughter Miss Inez Montague They
will spend Easter week in Baltimore with
friends Mrs Montague will be the guest
of Mrs. Innis Randolph.
party to be given by Miss Leila Tatum
on Thursday evening.
Miss Augusta Talcott, of Bon Air, will
spend several days next week with Miss
Mary Blair Binford,
Mrs w. G. Neal and family left to-day
TO spend a week or ten days with Mrs
Meals parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Mel
son. of Culncper-
Major James r. Werth and Misses
Ellie and Amy Werth, Of this city. will
leave for St. Louis on Monday after
noon to attend the wedding OF their cous-
in Mr. Douglas Robert, of that city, to
Miss Glendennins. The ceremony will
take place on Thursday, the 18th:
Miss Emma Hume. of Washington, is
the guest of the Misses Boyd.
Mr.. ana Mrs Francis W. Mccullough,
Of or.Sfoll1, spent few days in the city
this weal. with their parents. Mr.. and
airs. James HAYES.
Bradley Johnson are the guests of Dr..
and Mrs. George Ben. Johnston.
Mrs Bette Gusts Amber is the guest
of Mrs. Burgkyn, No. l South Third
Street.
Miss Colhcun. of Atlanta, Ga viii spend
the Easter holidays at the home of DR..
G.. B. Stricken.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman Allan are spend
ing few weeks at Seabrceze, Fla.
Miss Ella Graham Agnew. who has
been in the Transvaal for the past five
years. will be the guest of Mrs. ]. a.
Grigg on Monday.
Miss Matilda Jones is the guest OF Mrs
Francis G. TONNES, No. OS East Franklin
Street.
Miss Addie Bowie. who has been al Miss
Gussie Daniels school, near Washington,
is at home.
Miss Elizabeth Davenport will spend
Easter with Colonel and Mrs. Carter, at
the University of Virginia
MI. and Mrs. Isaac Davenport will leave
Monday for short trip to Washington
Miss Matte Turpin of Aylett, Va. is
in Richmond, spending the Easter holt
days with her sister. Mrs S. B. Scott.
No. CSs IL North Fiftl, Street.
Mrs Barton Haxall Wise has returned
from visit to Mrs. Thomas a. Wayne,
at Savannah.
Mrs. George a. Lyon and Miss Eliza
beth Robinson will leave Tomorrow for
New York as delegates to the Congress
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