The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-04
i Ashland; Miss Matte Petit. Of Bal

Of Ashland; Miss Matte Petit. Of Bal
timore.
MISS Hattie Freeman Rust and Mr.. An
thony# Digg Wren Wilt be married this
morning at s o'clock. at the home OF the |
prlae lather. Mr.. p. Z. Rust. No. 2VlS |
West Main Street. Rev. J. j. t,ravatt |
officiating
Owing to recent bereavement In the |
family. only immediate relatives Will be
present, and they will leave immediately
for z short Eastern trip. and on their
return. which will DO about December Is. !
they will reside at No. 2olS West Main
Street. The groom is an attach, OF the
motive power department OF tins Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway.
Miss Annie Dunn Scott was married
yesterday afternoon at tho Venabie-street
Baptist Church to Rev Henry Jeler
Goodwin. of King William county. Tm
ushers who led the bridal procession
We're Messrs- w. D. Scott. w. D. Gray,
A. Watkins. Archie Duke. William APP
person. New Kent, and Rev. u. Louthan.
The bride. in q Eandsons blue tailor
mace suit. with hat and gloves to match.
! and carrying brides roses, entered the
| church, leaning on the arm OF her BROTH
er. Mr.. Joseph l.. Scott OF North Caro-
| lima and was met at the altar by the
groom and pest man. Mr.. Philip GOOD
win. and We're united by Rev. DIR. w. T.
| Derieux. assisted by Rev. henry LoutGan.
| The brice is the attractive daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Scott. While the
| groom is a graduate of Richmond Cot
| lege, and now pastor of two churches in
! King William.
| Miss Annie Virginia Coghll and Mr.. No
| BILE d. WIlkerson were married yesterday
Afternoon at $50 O'Clock at Fulton Bap-
list Church Rev. ". s. I1eake, the pas
| tor OF tho church, performed the cere-
| mony The ushers were Messrs. James
| Coghlil. cousin of the bride, best man;
| John Duffy, Dabney Ellis and Franklin
Bowls.
The bride was attired in a travelling
suit of blue, with hat and gloves to match
! and carried chrysanthemums. After the
| ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkerson left
on the York River Line for a northern
| tour embracing Baltimore. Philadelphia
| and Washington. They will be at home
! to their friends in about ten days at No
sos Denny Street.
! Mrs. Wilkerson is the charming and
| accomplished daughter of Captain and
Mrs. Richard Coghill, OF Fulton; and Mr.
| Wilkerson is member OF the firm OF
|
| chants.
| The entertainment given by Miss ka,li-
| crime Phillips last evening in honor of
Miss Bessie f. Morgan, of ShawSoro. N
c., was d most delightful affair. Miss
| Morgan, formerly of the Womans Col
| lege is the attractive daughter of MI
Patrick Henry Morgan, former Senator
| of North Carolina. Her numerous friends
TO
| midst Miss Morgan assisted Miss Phil
| lips in receiving.
The color scheme was green and white,
the colors of the Woman's College After
indulging in dancing, an elegant luncheon
was served in the dining room. Among
the guests were Miss Bessie Morgan.
Shawboro. n c.: Miss Lesley Jetfries,
Culpeper. Va; Miss Eva Hopkins, Eastern
Shore: Miss Lucy Thomas. Eastern shore;
Miss Hattie Vaughan, Miss Inez Terrell,
Miss Lola Terrell Miss Olga Rehlng.
Miss Marie Hartung, Miss Mary Taylor,
Eastern Shore; Mr.. Gardner ~ Marable.
williamsburg, Va: Logan D. Naiford,
Owen F. Taylor, Harper Shelton Charlie
Bowe, Lewis Meador, Ben. Walker, VIII
liam Bruden, James Bowers. Henry
Bromm.
Miss Mute Moyler, of Petersburg, was
the guest of honor at a coaching party
last week in this city, by Mr. Carpen-
ter of Baltimore. Mrs. John Moyler was
the charming chaperone. 1hcse VINO
were on the coach were Misses lieieh
Venable, Mary Moyler, and MesSrs. spin
| man, of this city.
Mr.. Robert Ball of England, will give
| talk at the Woman's Club THURSDAY al
| ternoon at 1870 o'clock, after which d re-
ception wish be rendered him by the
| members.
| AT the Stay-at-Home Whist Club, at
| their last meeting, which was held at the
rssidence Of Miss Claire Guillaume. Miss
| Matte Harris and Captain Webster OBJ
| tanned the highest score. The next meet
| ing viii, be held Monday night at the resi-
dence of Miss Harris.
The Milton C. Work Whist Club met
/ Yesterday afternoon, and in spite OF the
dreary weather a spirited game OF whist
was played by those present. .ie iiIs ~
score being obtained by Miss Maggie u'
| cuson and Mrs. Ben Palmer, rtorth anu
south. and Mrs. James Keith and MISS
| Florence Tyler. east and west
Colonel and Mrs Willard. SIR. and Mrs.
| John Moseley Walker and MISS Anna
| Tenant of this city, were AMONG the
! guests Monday DIT tiie tiiS os1it
! bachelors Cotillon Club, OF Baltimore.
MISC Sue Webb. Of this city, was the
guest OF honor at a chafinG dish party
recently given by Miss Inez Fielder, OF
| Americas, Ga.
Owing to the Indictment weather, there
was not a quorum at the meeting OF tHe
\. P. v A. which met YESTERDAY morning ing
at the Virginia Historical Society ana tiie
meeting had to adjourn, without trans
| acting any business
The Hon J. L. NJ. Curry and Mrs
r,urry are the guests of Mrs. Coleman
and Miss Mary W. Worthar'. They will
attend the lectures Of DR.. Bail ;;t the
| Richmond College.
Misses Sallie and Minnie Lowry have
| returned from visit to Mrs. J. Z. Cox,
in FredericksburG-
Sirs. Alexander Wiley Hahers!,am fnee
| Dorsey CT Baltimore, is the guest o.