The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-06
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Jerusalem at Wilmington Delaware, No
vember 14th, at O'Clock. Rev. Phillip
3. Cahell, uncle of the groom, will Dc
the o fHciating clergyman.
The ushers, all except one from this
city. are to- be Messrs. John Stewart
Bryan, Pelham BLACKBOARD, Jonathan
BRYAN, Victor Boyden \. Randolph Hol-l
laday and VIC: Davis, of North Caro-
lima.
After the ceremony a reception will BE
tendered the bride and groom by Mr.
and Mrs. W.. Fl. Swift in their home
No. 1903 Delaware Avenue, Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday will make their
home on their return from their honey
moon. which will be about December
10th, at No. so1 East Franklin Street.
Miss Ethel May Barfoot. the accom-
Elished and attractive daughter of the
lates-J- f. and Annie Rarfoot. was mar
ried yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
70 Mr. Blair AIeanly, by Rev. j. Il.
Hutc-.e
The parTors We're prettily decorated for
the occasion and to the strains of the
wedding march, the bride entered. wear
ing a becoming gown OF blue ladies cloth
with hat and gloves to match, CARRYING
Whlte chrysanthemuns. accompanied by
the groom.
Mr. 2Meanley is very popular and has a
wide circle of friends in the city Ele
IS manager of the Southern Publishing
Company.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
ana Mrs. Aleanley left for Norfolk and
thence TO the. South. TO spend the honey
moon. On their return they will make
their future home7at the Valentine House.
a pretty wedding yesterday n,oraing
was that of Miss Sallie AIcGhse and MI
\. u. Waller, at the residence of Rev
joel /. Tucker. No. 112I North Twenty
third Street The bride was becorningly
attlred IN brown travelling suit, hat a:ntl
groves to match, and carried a bouquet
of brides roses
The groom is a. popular engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. Imn,e-
dlately after the ceremony Mr. ana Mrs
waller left on the 1880 o'clock train for
Washington and Other northern cities.
Among those present were Misses Annie
Godsey, Julia McGhee, and Mr. l. c.
Clark Of Spotsylvania county
at the meeting of the Lady Board of
Managers of the Virginia Hospital which,
was held yesterday morning at II O'Clock
these officers were. elected: Mrs Edgar
Taylor. president: Mrs L. O. Miller. first
e-president: Mrs. Ohm Addison. second
vice-president; Mrs. Charles Todd. third
vIce-president: Mrs. w. A. Crens1aw
fourth vice-presdent; Mrs. J. a. Hodges.
recording secretary; Mrs J. r. Gordon
corresponding secretary. and Mrs. J. ].
Sutton, treasurer. > Mrs. Charles Todd
was appointed chairman of Executive
COMMITTEES: Mrs. Hugh NJ. Taylor chair
man Of Visiting Committee. and Mrs. J.
III. Capers, Jr., chairman of Sewing Com
mittee. 9iisss
1t was also decided to give pound
party at the Virginia Hospital Thursday.
November 18th.
morning att the :anruabIF injecting lofzthe a.!
p V. A -s-..e.-.ttS e1e- e
A resolution; was introduced and passed
TO ask the next Legislature to amend
their charter so as to punish al! depre-
dators of shrubs. flowers, and ruins. and
to appoint the constable a custodian %
arrest all persons guilty OF such viola
ton. Miss Mary Thomas handed in
satisfactory report concerning new mem
bers. life and annual, who have recently
Joined the society.
The annual public meeting. which was
postponed on account of the absence of
Mrs Bryan has been arranged Tor No
yembcr. 10Th. at O'Clock.
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson will call a meet
ing of the Ter-Centenary Committee next
Monday ats clock.
Three weddings are scheduled for to-day
that of Miss Julia Downer iBlanton to
Mr.. Gearse Edward Wise at Park Place
Methodist church at clock MISS
Katherine Franklin and MIR. w. W. Pon-
dexter will be married at the home ct
the bride. No. 80 East Clay street DE-
Edwin III. Shacllleford will be married in
kirksville, Mo-, to Miss Fout tonight
Tho Nj}tap q Work Whist Club met
yesterday afternoon as usual at the Wo-
mans Club. In spite of the gloom of the
weather a large number Of memoirs
were present and compass whist was in
dulged in for two hours. lhe highest
score was made by Mrs. Isaiah White and
Misses Smith. 4Sorth and South: Mrs.
e Doyle and Miss Florence Tyler. East
and West.
DR.. and Mrs Henry Mcdonald. of Shei-
byv;lle, Ky. arc the guests OF Mr.. Ben
!amn r Crump. No. SIS West Grace
Street. DR.. Mcdonald was at one time
pastor of the Second Baptist church, and
is warmly welcomed in this city by his
many friends.
Miss Nellie Robertson. Chape! Fin. n.
c.: Miss Ophela Louise Harris. Buck
ner Va: Mr.. ard Mrs. Joel Mott Allen,
New York: Miss X Withers. Lexington.
Ky; 11r. and Mrs. j. a kone. Mont
clair. n. j., were visitors yesterday at
the Virginia Historical Society.
Mrs. w. e. Bentley gave q. delightful
informal tea at her home on East Frank
lin Street. in honor of Mrs. James Lewis
Bradford. Of Few Orleans. Many friends
took the opportunity OF calling. and the
parlors were full between the hours oil
1--we and seven.
The special train to carry the guests to
Mirador and thence to Basic City, to at
tend the wedding Of Mss Phyllis Lang
horne OH November 18th. will leave here
at S o'clock in the morning. All the
guests will leave en- that train.
Dr. William c. Fitting anu w:fc will
celebrate their silver wedding on Mon
day, November 18th. 1T their home, No.
q Mt. Morris l-ark. New YorA.
Dr.. Biting was once a citizen of Rich
mono and is q member of the alumni OF
Richmond College.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
ar. Mrs. Marshall Madison Gillian for
the marriage of their daughter .tary
Marshall. to Mr.sColeran Wortham. Il