The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-05
Pan-American Exposition. Niagara Falls
and several of the northern cities.

OF Grace Episcopal Church will open
Saturday, October 5th, and continue each
Saturday thereafter from II to o,cock.
Special advantage will be offered in
both senior and junior classes, expert
teachers having been secured for BOTH
and instruction in all branches o. practi-
cal and decorative art work being given.
The officers of the school are: Mrs. II.
A. Claiborne. Mrs. C. e. Crahowskii, Mrs.
L. G. Chef. Mrs. Anurew Briggs. Miss
Josephine Knox, Miss Mary Rahm, Miss
Mary Berry, Miss Lucy Bridges. The
Advisory Committee will be Rev. Landon
r. Mason. Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough
Miss Maude Cooke, Miss Lou Adkins,
Miss Kate Bidgood. Miss Mary James.
Miss Winifred Crenshaw, Miss Lucy
Mason.
There was very pretty marriage at
Mrs Martins. 141o North Twenty ninth
Street. Thursday night at $50 o'clock. Mr..
Charles L. Sears. popular railway con-
ductor, ana Miss Emma G.. Martin. q
most attractive young lady, were the
contracting parties. Rev. j. 0. Babcock
performed the impressive ceremony in the
presence of a large number of relatives
and friends, after which a most appe-
tizing supper of good things were served
The presents were very numerous and
valuable.
Mr. George W. Butt, of Norfolk. and
Miss Fannie Wardy, of Petersburg. We're
quietly married in Richmond Thursday
by Rev Carey E. Morgan. Mr. William
Clark. of Richmond, acted as best man,
and Miss Minnie Yunrs. of PAtorshr'''@
was mait: of honor. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left for Wash
ington and Baltimore They will make
their home in Norfolk
Tho ipJ We in he al
OF Mrs. j. Tyler Jobson, at the residence
OF Miss Alma Louise Lipscon1b No. 50l
West Marshall Street. A. very en-
couraging business report was handed
in and arrangements for social
10 be held on Monday the 21st. on ac-
count Of the Carnival the next meeting
will not be until the 18th. and will be
held at the residence of Mrs J. Tyler
Jobson, No. 12l South Fifth Street.
Mr.. George w. Call, of this city. and
Miss Clara ALcA!lister, of Covington, Va,
VIII be married at the home OF the bride.
October 18th. Owing to illness in Miss
Mc-illisters family, there will be no we'd
ding cards
The future home of Mr. and Mrs. Call
viii be at No. Il West Grace Street.
2lr. Cali is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Manfred Call. and is Il successful young
business man Miss McENlister's brother.
". Grey McAlister. is taking the Hoga
Fellowship this year at the Union Theo-
logical Seminary
TIE 'ist Of boxes taken for the Horse
Show is steadily growing each day. ana
this ircln ses to be the most brilliant So
cial event that this city has ever known
Tl.Is" who have already engaged loxe.;
ara Mns;,s. r. lancaster Williams Bar
ton II Grundy, w. j. Wa9aca. F.uz sit
tert!ing. C. \. Davenport, Asht II Starl1e.
c. e. iNoYe. S. T, Morgan. John skelton
Williams. J. T. Anderson c. D Lang
horn, Longdon Putney. John ?. Branch
P II. Mayo. John Stewart Bryan, z. T.
Myers, Berlzey Williams. pabney S
Crtnshaw, George w. Stevens, Allen
Potts and two by Mrs Albert Young.
Miss Eugenia L. Armspaugh OF Lynch
burg. will address the Woman's Club next
Monday afternoon at half past four on
'srhe Arflstic Study OF Literature"
Mr., Daniel Bliley has issued invitations
to the marriage Of his daughter, Miss
Rose Theresa Blley, to Mr.. William ].
Miller The ceremony will take place at
ST. Peters Cathedral at c o'clock We'd
nesday morning. October 23d
The German ladies of the Virginia
Hospital held a. business meeting Tues
day afternoon. at which they arranged
TO help the board of the American lat.ies
with the booth on Broad Street during
Carnival. 1t was decided that all con-
tributinns Of ice-cream. cake. sandwiches
coffee. etc, should be left each cay at
the residence Of Mrs. Derbyshire, NO.
&Qi East Grace Street.
While attending the Kings Daughters
F,1, gu.
this city came in for their share of hon
ors. Mrs Charles c. Burton was elect
I'd State secretary: Mrs. L. c.. AfcPhaiI
recording secretary: and Mrs l. B.
Janney, one of the Executive Board.
AIRS. Rufus A. Ayers. wife of General
Ayers. member of the constitutional Com
"ention. is staying with her husband at
NurphNss Hotel and Mrs. Wyscr is stay
ing with her husband Hon, Joseph c.
WSsor, member from Pulaski, at Ford's
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Third Christian Church held a very en-
ioyable social In the Sunday-schooI rooms
of that church last night at 3 o'clock.
Refreshments We're served by the young
ladies' and all that went had a most de-
ightful time.
Mss Minnie Lee Rinford the daughter
| or Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bivins. of Newport
| News. and James Hamilton Swan will be
| married October 9Th in the Chestnut
| Avenue Methodist Church.
| The Helping Circle of Kings Daughters
| met at the residence of Mrs. E. H Bell
| Twenty-fourth and Marshall Streets, yes
! terday at 100 P. NJ.
All pupils and. teachers are earnestly
requested to he prompt at the meeting
of the Sewing School Tomorrow. at -
o'clock at No III Brook Avenue. This
| meeting will be under the auspices Of
| the Woman's Christian Association.
Mr.. John Pettaluga is in the city and
| was a visitor yesterday at the Virginia
! Historical Society on Franklin Street
Mrs. Charles P. Cullen and daughter.
| Miss Jennie Cullen. are the guests OF
James T. Catln, in Danville.
Mrs. Lizzie Rrosg and daughter. Miss
/ Calvin, were the guests OF Mrs. George
Lee in Orange, this week.