The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-23

OF the city. Mr.. Adolphns Blair IS its T
worthy president, and 8 Mr.. Robert 81. Z;
5Blankenship is the vice-presider.t. Its
first german will be given December I'D
at the Masonic Temple, and will follow
each alternate week TIE Christmas !
german will be danced on New Years
Eve. /
IN order to obtain membership to its
exclusive circle all applicants Will have
to apply to the Electoral Board, which !,
is composed of Messrs. Horace Fl. Hawes, /
w. Frank Powers, Richard &. Workman. |
Frank Mccarthy. and Frank B. Blanken-
ship. The names of applicants Will be
passed to and finally be accepted or re-
jected by Messrs. Henry p Darlington.
8Gessner Harrison, Venable Johnson and
George L. L. Davis.
Large suppers will be given and many
young married couples and bellies and
debutants will enjoy it's social functions
regular meeting of the Board of
Managers of the Old Dominion Hospital
was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
( Regular routine business was transacted
and encouraging reports were given. a
vote of thanks was given by one and all
to Mrs. La inner for her energy and skill
IN the successful operation of the Emer-
gency Hospital during the Carnival.
&
Owing to recent death in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs William Harper Deane will
not issue cards to the marriage of their
niece, Miss Martha Novelle Deane. to
Mr.. Frederick S. Jones. as intended. The
marriage will take place quietly at their
country residence, "Oak Hail." Wednes-
day at noon, October Goth.
Miss Lily Tyler, Miss Adair Minor and
IN carr left the city last
night for Petersburg, to be present at the
&c te eterans reunion. Among
those who VIII leave here tomorrow are
Major and Mrs NJ V. Randolph, and
Captain Thomas P. Pollard.
Mrs. Albert Robinson. of Newport
News. is the guest of Mrs. G.. F. West.
No. 3Os S7uth Laurel Street. Her visit
to the city at this time was in o.>.er to
be presgRy at weudi s her niece,
Miss Nettie Spencer, last night.
Miss Lucy SkeIton Braxton is expected
to arrive in Richmond next Saturday
after an absence Of eight months in
Mexico
Judge John G. Dew has recently pur-
chased a handsome dwelling in Grove
Avenue. Mrs Dew and the family Will
remove to Richmond from King and
Queen county this winte, and will be a
pleasant acquisition to Richmond society.
Mrs. Charles L. siegel, Miss Grace
slegel and Master Charles siesel will
leave November LIST for Mathews county,
where they will be the guests OF Mrs.
John A. Fleet, at Fleetwood. Later in
the winter they will join DR.. Siegel in
Denver.
itfng friends in New York and Brooklyn.
Miss Cora Hix is spending some time
with Miss Martha Deane.
Mr. Ions left Sunday for Texas. after a
delightful visit to his cousins, the Misses
Clarke, on Grove Avenue.
Miss Jane Jackson, of Hampden-sidney.
is spending some tine with Mrs. William
White, No. rs East Franklin Street.
Miss Byrd Moncure. who has been visit
ing Mrs Linden Bib, has returned TO
her home in Caroline county. accom-
panied by the Misses Bartenstein, OF
Warrenton.
Mrs. John B. Newton left Saturday to
visit her son in Norfolk.
Miss Frances Randolph. of Norfolk. is
visiting her uncle. Rev. 3. M. Randolph.
at "The Rectory," Brook Hill.
Mrs. E. Aunspaugh will be at No.
West Grace Street this winter.
Miss Emma Denmead, who has been
spending several weeks in this city, has
left for her home, in West Point, Va
Miss Mollie Bridges has returned home,
after a delightful visit to Miss Adkins, in
this city.
Mr. William F. Walters was married
Monday night to Miss Pansey Smith. one
Of the most popular of the Norfolk girls.