The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

Pauline Powers. Sadie Jenress, Mamie
Cowardin, Emma Bowe, Agnes Mccarthy,
Mary Naddill and Lillian Stearns, OF
Farley"
An elegant card party was given We'd
nesday <¥ing by Miss Ethel Pace, in
honor OF her guest. Miss Stotesaugy. OF
Philadelphia.
The handsome residence on West Frank
lin Street WAS beautifully decorated in
palms and roses.
After the game an elegant supper was
served.
American Beauties formed the table
decorations, AMI the color scheme OF
crimson was carried out in the elegant
table appointments.
Misses Louise and Adele Williams were
at home Informally to their friends last
evening. There were a large number of
callers, and the beautiful music that was
a, feature Of the evening was a. veritable
treat.
There have not been so many worship
pers at Hymens shrine the past week as
heretofore during the season. in fact,
there was only wedding during the
week. on Monday morning at 1919 O'Clock
Miss Thomasa Buckner Armistead and
Mr.. Robert Browning Rood were married
at The residence Of the brides sister, Mrs.
L. ]. Hendi. No. 1414 Floyd Avenue.
Rev Mr.. Bowman performed the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rood left Immediately
for an extended northern tour, after which
they Will reside in Haverhill, Mass.
On Tuesday evening from to j O'Clock
the Woman's Club Will tender Il house
warming 10 its members and their friends
DR. J. L. McCaw viii make the address
OF welcome The house VIII be hand
somely decorated. The Reception Commit
tee will consist of Mesdames b. 3. Mum
ford. w D. Thomas, Z. c. Minor, Charles
Davenport. Misses Claire Gu!llaume and
Jane NJ. rutherford, and Mesdames Le-
troy, s. ". Travers, L. r Dashiell, j. \.
Cooke. G. W. Stevens, Charles Wortham,
b. r Crump, &. =. Valentine, Misses Y.
NJ Peasants AID May Lewis, Mesdames
Ellyson. Ayiett, Tompkins, Hunter ana
John Shelton Williams and Misses Allen
Friedley, Guigon. Morgan, Moore, Patter-
son. Str.ngfeilow. TurDln, Louise W-itlams
Bertl2a- and Susie Wexford.
Little Misses Annie and Lille Taylor
entertained a number OF their young
friends on Tuesday at their home On East
Broad Street, in honor Of the eighth birth
day of Miss Annie Taylor. Those present
were Misses Louise kiclers. Salie and
Rosabelle Gordon Frances Southern. Sa.-
lie and Edith Montgomery, Branch ana
Laurie Switzerland, Alys Clemmitt and
others.
The Ladies Matinee Musicale viii meet
next Friday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock, at
No. $40 Floyd Avenue. Chamber music
viii be treated.
The Junior Aid Society of 81. Johns
Church Will meet for important business
at the hcme of the president, Mrs. Alice
Fitz, Friday afternoon al o'clock 1t Is
the desire Of The president that the at
tendance he large.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Florence Ditl@rd and Mr. Charles Guy
Miss D-liard IS a great
favorite in Richnlond's most exclusive so
cal sets, and also IL Washington, where
she has been 2. frequent visito" she IS
me OF the most brilliant violinists Of the
South, having studied abroad under Har-
lir and GSayi.
Mr. lIequembourg is native OF Duniilrk,
\. y. but is at present living in Rich
mond. where he is well known and popu-
lac: both III business and club circles. he
is connected with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chemical Company, holding the RESPONSE
,le position OF engineer of the cCnStruc-
ion department.. Mr.. Hequembourg has
had in charge the company's
lew aald large plants at Memphis. Tenn:
The wedding is set for early April.
There Will be a very important called
meeting Of ST. Johns Circle. Kings |
Oh Monday afternoon at
) clock at the residence OF Mrs. Garcin. |
No 26lS East Broad Street.
a charming tea was given on Friday |
afternoon from to o'clock by Mrs. !
Charles V. Meredith and Misses Kate and
Sophie Meredith.
Their residence on East Grace Street
was exquisitely decorated. In the hall,
he drawing-room and dining-room We're
,alms IN profusion. The mantels were
;anked in ferns, Testout roses and pink
andes in the silver candelabra. Pink
vas also the prevailing tint in the table
decorations.
Assisting Mrs Meredith and Misses.
Meredith in receiving were Misses Ta.sie
Manning. CT South Carolina: Elizabeth
Whitlock. Josephine Putney. Martha
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