The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11

. TIMES: RICHhIl)5N
the marriage After a bridal trip to
Baltimore and washington. Mr. and Mrs.
Norecock Will make their home at NO.
z13 North Seventeenth Street.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie Baldwin
Larus to Mr. John Hobart Reed, that TOOK
place at s O'Clock Thursday evening az
the home OF. BRIDES PARENTS, NO. s
5 West Grace Street, was one OF the most
beautiful of the season.
The bride was loYe.y IN her WedoIhs
garments and the bridal party made
charming tabeau.
After an elegant reception, ME- ana MTs.
Reed left for an extended northern tour.
On their return they will reside at NO.
3 West Grace Sre~t.
st. johns German Evang heal Cnurch
presented a seem of great beauty ihuEs-
day evening at-s O'Clock, when the mar
rage of Mr.. George Edward Duoert, OF
Dunkirk, N z, and Mss Rosa Schu-
macher, Of this city. was so!emnized-
The color scene was green and white
and was minutely carried out In the
decorations and in the gowns OF the bridal
party.
After the ceremony an elegant reception
was gwen the young couple at the Masonic
Temple Mr.. and Mrs. Du5srs were the
recipients OF many handsome and costly
presents. They left on an early train
for an extended northern tour.
On their return they will reside al No.
II. West Clay Street
The musical given at the Woman's Club
on Monday afternoon was most attrac-
tive. The auditorium was filed to over
flowing, and the large audience was de-
lighted with the beautiful music.
The singing OF Miss Jean Foss, OF Bos-
ton. was greatly enjoyed She possesses
a full, rich and powerful contralto voice.
Miss Foss was q s0loist at the recent
music festival a: Worcester, Mass.
where she won great laurel5. Seven
magnificent punches of American Beauties
were presented 70 the artist Of the. even
ing.
Miss Roberta z. Allen played with her
usual sweetness on tlle violin, and Mrs.
William. Il. Adams, the chairman Of the
afternoon, was accompanfst.
The guests Of the club were: DR.. Nc
Cav, Mr.. Thomas Boiling. Mrs. De Witt,
Miss Sully, Mrs. CABOT, Miss Kate Meade
and Mrs. T. c. Hair.
The ladies serving tea were: Mrs,
Christopher Tompkins, Mrs. w d.
Thomas, Mrs. 3. s. Valentine and Miss
Effie Branch
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mrs. Maverick. of Texas; Miss Potts, OF
Frederick, Nd. Miss Hindman. Of Louis
Vile, Ky; Miss Lizzie Taylor OF Norfolk:
Miss Mary g. Robertson, of Savannah;
Miss Virginia Lassiter. OF Petersburg:
Mrs. Thomas Pincl1ney, Mrs. G. G. Gooch.
Of Roanoke; Mrs. Field, United States
Navy; Miss CuIlen,of Charlotte srilie: Mrs.
Edward Dillon, of Indian Rock, Va; Mrs.
William Overton, OF Virginia; Mrs. w.
Cobb, Of Danville; and Miss tNirkman, OF
Culpepe7.
The following new msmber OF the Wo-
mans Club were elected during October:
Mrs. E. a. Hoen. Mrs. Robert L. Fore
man, Miss Alice Leigh, Miss Lou Leigh.
Mrs Marshall Gillian, Miss Fannie Boy
kin, Miss Edmonla Martin. Mrs James e.
Cannon, Mrs. Virginus Hail. Mrs. Henry
HARDWOOD. Miss Charlotte Lee. Mrs. Tay-
or AicCue, Mrs. Henry L. Cabell, Mrs.
George Ainsio and Mrs. George Wayne
Anderson.
A most enjoyable song recital was given
at the Wonlans College Monday night
Mr.. William Richards basso. was assist
SC ny MISS AIilS Louise MISS
Emil Constance Waff Mss Emma Win
fired Truett and Ny Jacob Reinhardt.
The following programme was rendered:
Piona Duet-Radieuse (Gottchalll), Miss
Emily c. Naff and Mr.. jacob Reinhardt
Bass Solo-Hybrias the Cretan fElliotN.
Mr. William Richards. Violin Soto
Legend= fWieniaws1D. Miss Annie Louise
heinhardt. Bass Solos-a. All, Ills a
Dream (Hawleyl. b. Haunt OF the witches
tOsgooa). d. To the Front iSteph5u
Adanls). Mr.. Richards. Piano Solo
Second Ehapsodie L:szN. Miss Emily
Wan. Contraito SoIo-Crangeless CTho-
tere), Miss Emma ". Tru tt. Violin So
'os-a. The Swan (Saint Saensl D. Lul-
'aby Hausorl, NJ SIS Reinhardt. Bass
Solo-Aria, Ones sdesno EIozarD, Mr.
Richards. Piano Solo-Sous la Faudlse
Thome). Mss Emma Truett. Bass
Solo-Fhe Bandoiero leslie STUART, Mr.
William Richards.
a most attractive musical was given
At the Woman's Christian Association
Monday evening under the auspices o.
h. Entertainmentr Committee, OF which
Mrs. Sue Scrusgs is chairman
Mr.. Stuart Hopkins and Miss Dora Nit
ehcn sang several selections. AIR. Regi-
'aid Walker performed on the piano, and
W" ->ait!iie L.. iSgfa!n Tecitet. This
evening was a delightful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dabney Crenshaw ce,e-
orated the fourteenth anniversary of their
marriage on Tuesday evening in most
delightful manner. American Beauty roses
formed the decorations Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Merritt Cren-
shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. James Augustine
Nj. and Mrs. L. D. Ayle:t, Miss Belle
Perkins, Miss Lily Urquhart. Mr.. James
Graves and Mr.. W. H. Urquhart
Mrs. s. s. Valentine gave an attractive
tea Thursday evening in honor Of Miss
Jean Foss. OF Boston. Delightful music
was rendered during the evening.
An enjoyable birthday party was given
in honor of Miss Kate Burch a. her
home, on Church Hill, on Monday even
ing.
At the meeting OF the Colonial Danes
held at the Virginia Historical Society
rooms Wednesday it was proposed to make
appropriate gift TO the battleshin to be
namsd in honor of Virginia. the gift to be
decided on later.
It was determined to-offer a medal at
the University OF Virginia annually for
rhe HIST essay IN COLONIAL T,fc+,-,- ,.,o