The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL,

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Mrs. J. Taylor Eilvson was the char,
ing hostess yesterday at iunchen, |
given In honor of Miss Bessie Bosher. onI
OF this years most charming debu,ants
VINO mas recently returned from a trip
ABROAD Receiving with Mrs Elivson
were Miss Bessie Bosher and sIiss Bessis
Ehysn. Covers We're laid for twelve in
we oining-room, which looked beautiful
WIN Its deco rations of Madame Testout
Uses .'! and handsome Battenburg doylies
sii'er sns dea candelabra added greatly
| 20 tne artistic effect. The name cards
s a souvenirs were hand painted in rose
! honor It was given
Among those present were eight charm
us "eoutar's in their freshest costumes:
ne guests We're Misses Janet Cameron
Adair Minor Lily Tyler. Constance Knox,
buly Whltlock. Emily Armistead. Marsa
'el Shieids. Eda Atkinson, and Sue Spill
| man.
The adjourned annual meeting or tho
| Confederate Memorial Literary Socistv
was held yesterday at noon The election
| Of officers took most OF the time SIrs
Joseph Bryan. life president. was in rhs
| chair and the following were elected.
! Mrs. Stephen Putnev first vice-president:
Mrs. T. c. Minor. second vice president:
Mrs. Hunter MCGUIRE. third vlce-persi
| dent; Mrs. '. NJ. Robinson. recording
secretary; Mrs. L. c. Daniel. corrre-
i spending secretary and Mrs. T. II. Ely
son treasurer
| All the regents and vice-reeerts were
reelected as follows:
Virgtnia-Miss Mildred Lee regent;
| Mrs. Taylor bllyson. vice-regent-
| Marrland-Irs. William Reed regent:
Mrs G. OBJ, .Cowardin. vice-regent
| North Carolna-Mrs. Arnlistead Jones.
regent; Mrs. John ". Gordon, vice-re-
| gent.
South Carolina-aliss Mary s. Hampton,
regent: Mrs. II. y. Claiborne. vice-reEent.
Georgia-Mrs. Robert e. Parke. regent;
Miss Catherine G. stiles. vice-regent.
Florida.Mrs. r P. Hemming regent:
| Mrs. r. y. Patterson, vice-regent
| Alabama-AIiss Mary Clayton. regent:
Mrs; James Fl; Drake. vice-regent.
can. regent; Mrs. j. r. Mcintosh. vice
| regent.
Louisiana-:Mrs. John Y. Gilmore. re-
| gent: Mrs. Landonia R. Dashiei, vice
regent.
Texas-Mrs. 4; w, winkler. regent;
MIS-. Caznean McI.so vieeregant
| Tennessee-AIrs. Kel'ar Anderson. re-
! gent; Mrs. n. V. Randolph vice-regent
| kentucky-Mrs. Norboon G.; Gray. re-
| gent; Miss Matte P. Harris, vce-re-
! gent.
| Arkarsas-NTrs. James Sparks. regent:
vi"~-re"Ant ~ he suoplied
3Missouri-Mrs. L. B. Valiant regent;
Mrs. George P. Stacy. vlce-regent
| Solid South-Miss Anna R. Heth re-
gent.
House Regent, Miss Isabelle Maury
| Miss Daisy Beckwith Evans was mar
| ried to Mr.. Turner Marshall Johnston. of
| Norfolk. last evening at the residence of
! her parents No, / North Third Street.
| Owing TO a recent bereavement the i'm
mediate family We're the only witnesses
| to the ceremony, which the brides father
| performed at ) o'clock
The bride is the accomplished and pop,1-
lar daughter of Rev. DR.. VIM e Evans
the popular rector OF the Monumental
| church while the groom is prominent in
| the business and social circles of Nor
| folk, where Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston will
| make their home on their return from
| the honeymoon
among the relatives who came from
Norfolk to witness the ceremony were
Miss Eliza beth Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Robert Hall. and Mr. and Mrs AIayan
| der Higgins
Miss Clara Wexford Tyree was married
20 MI Demetrius S. Snyder last night ar
the home of the brides parents in the
presence OF relatives only. Mr. Ernest
|osoy played the wedding march. to
| which they entered the parlors which
were sweetly and simply decorated for
| the occasion
| The bride. who wore a travelling dress
| and carried white chrysanthemums. is
! the attractive daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
| W. I. Tyree, while the groom is a popu-
lar employe of Bargamin SC Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder will make their flu
ture home a No. 5l6i2 East Clay Street.
Rev. Z. l.. Goodwin. assisted by DR..
| Robert Kerr, were the officiating clergy
men.
a quiet but Pretty wedding yesterday
| morning was that of Miss Louise Cud-
lipp and Hon r. G.. Bourne. of Grayson
county. who were united by Rev. DR..
Russell Cecil. assisted by Rev. Drs. James
| P. Smith and H \. Topper, at their fam
| lily residence in this city. The bride is
| the charming sister OF Mr.. f. D. Cudlipp.
| while the groom is u popular lawyer of
| Grayson. Immediately after the ceremo-
| ny Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne left on an ex-
| tended northern tour
| Invitations have been received in this
| city from Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Knight
! Scott to the marriage OF their daughter.
| Miss Bessie Scott, to DR.. Charles Jenkins
| Montgomery, the ceremony 20 take place
! in Augusta Ca, December 18th. at high
| noon. Miss Scott has often been a vsi-
| tor to this city. which makes this an
/ nouncemant CT unusual interest TO he
many friends here.
|
| The Christmas Free Exhibition OF the
| School OF Arts of Grace Church and sale
| of teachers and pupils work will DC held
| Tomorrow morning at II O'Clock and con-
| tinuing at night. and on Saturday,
| should it rain on Friday
! The exhibit will be one Of extreme
beauty no trouble having been spared
| to make it one of the best ever held
| here. Tie work of this school has
! been in progress over a year and has
made great strides. twenty branches of
| art being taught. with expert teachers
| at The head of each. with 100 pupils
| \ cordial invitation is extended to the
| citizens of Richmond to view the work
| tomorrow and 10 obtain dainty Christ
mas gifts from the club, thereby show
inc their appreciation of this good work.
Miss Bette BurweIi Booker IS in Ber
| lin to study vocal music under the direc-
ton of the eminent master Graziani. and
is comfortably settled for the winter at