The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-17

city to the wedding OF Miss Margaret
|Eitzhugh May. OF PhiIadelph ia, e 10
Joseph Charles cMenomin, Of the same |.
city, which Will be celebrated IN the
Church Of the Annunctation on Wsdaes-
day, October sd. Miss May Is well known
and very popular in Richmond society
During iastgAugust# she was q. guest Of
the family OF Mr. Powhatan Breeder, on
North Tenth Street. She has also frs
quently visited the family of Dr.. May,
near WaVerly.
Much regret was caused yesterday by
1.-the announcement of the postponement
of the wedding OF Miss Hal Lightfoor,
owing to the illness of the groom-elect.
Dr. Claybrook was taken I'LL Tuesday
morning on his arrival from Cumberland,
Md, and IS now at the residence Of his
cousin. Mrs. Walter Christian. He is suf-
ferlng from dipththerta, and is under the
care Of a trained nurse and physician. s9
The announcement is made Of an inter
esting wedding which win come OF on
November 7th- The contributing parties
are Miss Gena Newman and Mr.. Conway
| larity OF the young couple this wedding
announcement is OF special interest to
friends In this city.
A wedding OF no little surprise to their
friends occurred in Halifax. N. c., last
| Monday, when Miss Ada Holloway and
| Mr.. Samuel F'uuua, both Of this city, were
united in marriage by Rev. w. a Wilson,
Miss Mary Sue Dew is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. L. Q. Miller, No. 3o5 East Grace
Street.
The Central w. G. T. u. met yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Quite a number
Of visitors were present, and all enjoyed
the talk and the chance OF speaking with
| Miss .sWelleS, of Chattanooga, Tenn, the
| brilliant temperance lecturer.
The marriage of Miss Phyllis Lang
horne to Mr.. Reginald Brooks, of New
| York, has been fixed for November 18th
a. the Branoen Hotel, Basic City. Mr..
Brooks will give a farewell bachelor din-
neI to his friends and groomsmen on No
vember 18th. Special cars will leave this
| city in order to accommodate their many
friends.
Members Of the Bon-Ton CotilIon Club
are very proud of the success with which
| they have met in their efforts to form a
Soc1able organization. AT the last meet.
ing a committee was appointed to draft
| q suita BILE constitution and bylaws. It
! is composed of G. Is. Coleman. James
| It was also decided to accept the invita-
| ton of Miss Lizzie Heppert to meet at
| her home, No. COS West Clay Street, We'd
nesday, October S0th. It is the purpose
| Of the club to give a. dance at least once.
every two weeks, and a permanent COM
mittee will be appointed at the next meet
ing for the purpose of arranging for the
series of dances. In the meantime the
meetings will be held at the homes OF
the young women members semi-monthly.
Invitations have been sent out by
| Mrs. Sarah Thompson, of Wilmington,
Del, to the wedding of her granddaugh-
| ter, Miss Bessie Morris, and William
| Alexander Powell. a son of the former
pastor of st. 1ohn's Church, Norfolk, Va.
| The marriage is fixed for to-day.
Lee Cook US met in Mrs. Wallis home,
| No. 2912 Main Street. Tuesday night.
After hearing the report of their
| delegate to the Norfolk Convention they
| decided to work with renewed energy this
year. stand by TIE State officers and try
TO do the best work they have ever done.
Miss Amoryllis Bomar, Of Spartanburg,
| S. c.. is visiting her brother, DR.. E. E.
Bomar, No. DIG East Clay Street
Miss Sue Daffron, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her brother. Mr.. A. J. Daffron,
| on Porter Street, Manchester.
Miss Nellie Nash, who has been visiting
| Mrs. Percy Poach in Newport News. Is
| now the guest of friends In this city.
She will leave within a few days to visit
! friends in Buckingham county.
Mrs. John Pendleton and Miss Martha
1 portoT rf a11ie Va
eral days in Richmond.
| Miss Isabel Chandler. of the same
! town, who came to Richmond as a Horse
| Show and Carnival guest, returned home
| yesterday morning.
/ Mrs. Whitfield and Miss Emma Whit
/ field, of Baltimore. are the guests of
friends in Richmond.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell, who was the
guest Of Miss Bell Perkins for last week.
! is now spending some time with Miss
/ Nora Leary.
i Mrs. Austin Smith and Miss Bessie
Smith have returned from New York and
/ are established in Richmond for the win
ter at No. 215 East Franklin Street. Mr..
Austin Smith. Of New York, accompanied
his mother and sister on their return and
will be in Richmond for several days.
! Mrs. Helen Ransom is at present the
guest of her cousin. Mrs, Wallace, near
/ University Station, Charlottesville. Va.
l Later she will return to Richmond.
! The Milton c. Work Whist Club met
! yesterday afternoon at the Woman's Club.
A spirited game was played, the highest
score being made by Miss Addie Chaffln
ard Miss Mitchell east and west; Mrs.
! Minor and Mrs. Pinckney north anfi
south.
Mrs Floyd H Freeman (nee Mayo is
! visiting her relative, Randolph Howard,
/ Esq. in Fredericksburg.
HENRICO COUPLE ELOpED.