The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

I o.. Brook Avenue. Rey. E. 1. Ee1tysSrz,s,
Z Tor OF The cnnrch performed the ce,e-
mony.
Mr.. Henry c. Riery, a. member OF the
Bar Association. will on October 22l
be married. TO Miss fettle c. Evans, OF
Florence, S. c.
. Miss Evans is very well known in this
city, having taught at one time at DR..
EPoWeUs Seminary. Last winter she re-
turned to the city, and was one of the
bridesmaids at the Lee Cardwell nuptials.
Mr.. Rely is son of the Late Judge
Rely The young couple will make their
future home in this city.
Miss Margaret sLeake and Mr.. b. n.
Barrett of this city, took quite leading
part in a play entitled Before the We'd
ding Day." given at Goochland Court
house.
Miss Clifford West, of Savannah. is
visiting Miss Beulah Patterson, of this
city
Miss Lily Nicholas, OF Lynchburg and
Miss Katherine Fontaine of Baltimo,
will be with the Misses Meade of South
Third Street. during the Carnival
Cards have been received in this city.
Tor Inc marriage Or MISS hItnerlne Rev.
eriy Hollacay, of Suffolk, to Dr. Robert
Henry Pret!ow, visiting physician to the
Columbia Hospital. in New York on
October 9th, $3.50 O'Clock. The ceremony
will be performed a the st. Paurs Epis-
cooal Church. ,....,.,..
Wednesday at high noon, in Baltimore,
Mr. John Mosby Walker. of this city
was married to Miss Sarah Fenner Lee,
daughter Of Mrs. Stephen S. Lee. of that
city The marriage took place at the
home OF The brides parents, No. 1861
Charles Street.
Wednesday at Savers Hall. Wythville
Mss Julia Morrison Savers became the
bride of EIr Halter Roper. The bride
e the accomplished daughter of Dr.. and
Mrs Savers. of sayers Hall. while MI.
Roper is the sen Of CAPTAIN j. c. Roper.
president Of the WytAae Lead and Zinc
Company. of Austinville..
Both the :,oung people have many
friends in this CITY.
A great year's work secnr bafore the
"Wednesday Glib. promised - the sn'en-
did attendance and enthus. sn1 which
characterized the first rehearsal of the
season held Tuesday right in its new
quarters. Old All 50 nts' Church.
NernHy one hundred members were
present. and many new nnrnes were pre-
scented for membership, Copies Of the full
work OF NIendelsSol1n.s Elijah" We're
distributed and the rehearsal of this
oratorio was begun at once.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary held a
very enthusiastic meeting at the Temple
Tuesday and all arrangements We're per-
fected fer the honth at the Carnival, All
committees made ve~y gratifying reports
n-c1 cveryti1'-re tends 20 successful en-
will assist in the booth, and will serve
refreshments Of all kinds. Lunches. din
ners and hot surpers will be served. and
the ladies hope 10 be patronized-
Another authoress not unknown in
Richmond has sprung to the front Miss
Louisa Preston Looneg. of Memphis. SIS
often visited in this city, has Just had
published by tho McCluns Comnany a
volume OF short stories. THIS volume is
dedicated to her father, Colonel Robert
e. Loonev. ~ Member from Tenncs see"
is decidedly tho best Of the collection.
Glimpses of Tennessee life and charac
ter are s1<etched throughput it's pages by
a sympathetic and s!-i!ls,ll mind The
authoress shows q wide range of knowl-
etIgc and touches on the questions of the
time from politics to country local top
les with q traaancss and depth Of thought
which is rarely seen.
The. .'Bon7Ton,' Cotllior Club was or
ganzed Wednesday night at the resi-
1ence of Miss Bertha Hulcner No. 1Gs
West Clay Street. Messrs NIcSweeney
Hunter and Hcpworth and the Misses
Collins and EEtcher were elected as the
committee to arrange a dance for the
near future. The next meeting will be
at No SIS North Twenty-third Street on
October 14th.
The aides Board Of the Virginia Hos
pital held a largely attended business
meeting Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock.
They made plans for the Carnival. and
hope to have the most attractive baoth on
Broad Street 1t will be decorated: in
mink and white and have its name in
electric lights Refreshments will be
served at the usual prices by the Ladies'
Board Of the Germans and Virginia Hos
pital.
A special dispatch from Tallahassee,
Fla, says: "a wedding of interest to
Virginians will be celebrated in Tallahas-
see this fall. The bride-to-be is Miss
Evelyn 3. Cameron. of Tallahassee. who
is sister OF Ex-Governor William r.
Cameron. of Virginia. The prospective
bridegroom is Judge George P. Raney,
formerly an Acknowledgement. and a
member Of the Supreme Court of F'lori-
da.''
a marriage which will no doubt cause
no little surprise to their friends in this
city occurred Monday morning in Rock
Vile. Md, when Mrs. Nellie E. Keith. of
No. 10 South Second Street. became the
bride of Mr. George Crutchfield of No
2ll South Third Street. q brother of JUS
tice John Crutchfield and a member OF
the firm Of Crutchfield &, Co, of this CITY.
They returned home Wednesday night
and will be at home to their friends at
No. 10 South Second Street
Mr.. BENJAMIN T. Pearman and Mrs.
Mary Pearman We're married at the res
idence of Rev. James e. Cook. No c71n
East Grace Street, on Tuesday night. On
their return they will reside at No. oa1S
East Clay Street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Emily Cary to Mr. Thomas Marshall
prominent young banker Miss Cary is
the daughter of Colonel and Mrs W.
Miles Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper W. Shelton, of
Richmond Va, announce the enoaoa