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

afterwards she greeted and welcomed
back home these she had not seen the
evening before at the Woman's Club.
Wednesday afternoon she put aside the
lighter game OF euchre and hearts till
next summer, and settled down to a
ski!lful game of whist
At the Milton G. Work Whist Club
on Friday evening before she spent all
her pin money at the Carnival she let
charity come to the front and attended
the silver tea. which was given the
residence of Mrs Harris. No. 222 Ear-
Tison Street Wedding bells ring every
day, so the young Gebutant and her older
sister need not have sighed for the
hops and rides of her mountain holiday.
The I5orse-Show on Tuesday will see
many LADY riders we'll as those OF
the sterncr sex, some of whom have come
on purpose from their homes in distant
States. Among the riders VIII be seen
the well-known faces of Mrs. Allen Potts,
Miss Margaret Grey. Hiss Phyllis J. ng-
horne Miss Esrey, OF Chester, Pa; Miss
Barker. of kentucky; Mrs. blair JOINS n,
OF Warrenton; Mrs. Deitrick, CT Mil
brook: Mrs. +. A y. PoTtman. Of War
renton; Mrs Robert Shaw, of Boston:
Mrs T. \. Carter, Miss Daniel, of Cul-
pepper; Miss T. y. l.. Barker, of War
renton and many others. In order TO
see the show from a good place, the fol-
lowing persons have taken private boxes:
2. Lancaster Williams. Barton II.
Grundy. w. ]. Wallace. Fritz Sitteraing,
G. A. Davenport, Ashton Starlle C. Z.
DOYLE. S. T. Morgan, J. Shelton VIII
lians. j. T. Anderson, c. u. Laughorne,
Jangdon Putney, John p. Branch. p. H.
Mayo. John Stewart BRYAN, l.. 7. Myers.
Berley Williams Dabney S. Crenshaw:
George W. Stevens. Allen Potts and two
by Mrs. Albert Young.
burg. will address the Woman's Club
next Monday afternoon at AGO. on THE
Artistic Study of Literature" Mss
Aunspaueh is a teacher OF experience.
who has taught in prominent institutes
of the South. She is most Highly and
cordially commended as an earnest stu
dent. n faithful and efficient teacher a
good reader and a lady OF culture.
Miss Aunspaugh is one of the Miss
Baldwin Girls as the students OF the
Mary Baldwin Seminary love to call
themselves. She is also a graduate OF
the School of Expression of Boston and
a special student of Emerson College of
0ratory, also Of Boston
Miss Roberta II. Trigg. the pretty
little thii-teen-year-oldd daughter of Presf-
dent W. r TrFeg. viii chrsten the
sometime tbs month At one time il was
hoped that this could be done during the
Carnival. She was elected to this honor
by the special request Of Captain c.
i. Shoemaker, chief of the Unite2 States
Revenue Cutter Service
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Marga-
ret Branch and Mr.. Arthur Graham Glas-
gov last Tuesday was the most notable
event Of the past week
ST PauIs was CROWDED TO its utmost
seating capacity when. promptly at f:3o
q he Of
ed by Prof. Reinhardt, the bridal party
entered the church. The bride was pre-
ceded up the aisle by her six bridesmaids,
the Misses Jackson, Aiken and Iittleton.
OF New York; Misses Retie Glasgow, Ell
sic cameron end J''lia Harris, OF this city.
Miss EfFie Branch. her maid of honor,
walked Immediately in front of her
The bride entered with her father Mr.
John =. Branch. and wore a gown of
point applique and point de Venice lace
over white satin. Der rare lace Veil was
caught with diamond sunhurst. the gift
II the groom, ana around her neck was
her mothers diamond necklace She car
ricd in her heads a shower bouquet of
lilies Of the valley.
The maid OF honor wore a dress of pale
blue creme over silk. and the bridesmaids
wore White crepe over white satin. with
large picture hats trimmed with pink
rosebuGs, and carried in their hands
shower bouquets Of La France roses.
The usners We're DR. Edwin I. Hobson.
Jr.. Messrs. George Roberts. of Phladel-
phia; Allen Miller of New York; r. J.
Anderson, Robert Campbell and Melville
Branch. cousin of the bride. Mr.. Archer
anderson acted as best man. DR.. Robert
Strange. d. D., rector of the church, per-
formed the ceremony.
The church was more beautifully dec
GRATED by Mann e Brown than ever be-
fore in its history. Carnations. palms
AND srnilaN Were taStefully grouped
around altar chancel and pews. while the
gallery and gas Jets We're enveloped in
snliax.
After the ceremony an elegant recep-
ton Was held at the home of the brides
parents. No. West Franklin Street A
novel feature was the secretion of a
band on the piazza. which played 30
Promise Me- as the bride left for church.
and the wedding march on her return
The young couple left on the 7:a5 train |
for New York, thence to England amid
the CONGRATULATIONS of host Of friends. /
Mr.. Glasgow Is the brother of Miss En-
'iy Giasgow. the authoress OF ''-rhe Voice
Of the People" and son Of Mr. Frank |
T Glasgow, Of this city.
great disappointment to the fashion, |
aeie world is the decision OF Mrs. c. y.
LeNrhtrne TO have the marriage cers-
,1,cnv OF k.r daughter Phyllis to MIR, /
Reginald Brooks performed at the Bran |!
Con Hotel. Basic City. instead Of at st. |
Paul 3 Church. on account OF the fire at |
the Jefferson.
up from here to attend the nuptials an
November. for the popularity OF Miss
Langhorne IS unrivaled and the groom |
! hos 3pr1A y1,r-,f3oy- friepEr,