The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-13


/ SOCLA AND
PERSO
IS Or. Hugh NJ. Taylor gave delightful
reception last night to visitors Of the
Southern Surgical Associate The halls
and parlors were beautifully decorated
| in red and white flowers and large palms,
while the dining room was in yellow
| with yellow shades. The table was deco
rated IN handsome Battenburg center
pieces and yellow chrysanthemurns.
The visiting surgeons were: DR.. Felix
a.. Larue, New Orleans, La; Dr..
Hugh II. Young, Baltimore, Md;
Dr.. Alex. Hugh Ferguson, Chicago.
| I'LL; DR.. j. A. Goggans. Alexan-
der City, Ala; Dr.John w. Long, Sails.
bury, N. c.; DR.. 3. Wesley Bovee, Wash.
! ington,s D. c.; Dr. Charles p. Noble, Phil
adelphia, Pa,; DIR. Hermann B. Gessner,
Atlanta, Ga; DR.. w. T.. B. Davis. Biz
minghan, Ala; DR.. John b Beaver,
| Philadelphia. Pa; DR.. JOS Taber john
son, Washington, D. c.: Dr.. Samuel
| Lloyd. New YORK n. Y; ]or. NJ. c.. Me-
Cannon, Nashville. Term: DR. George
S. F:rown, Birmingham, Ala; DR.. a. !.
Coley, Alexander City, Ala; DR.. a. x.
Stands. Washington. D. c.: Dr. w: y.
HagSard, Jr., Nashville. Tenn; DR.. Nam
ming S1mcns, Charleston. S. c.: DR.: r.
S. Lewis, New Orleans. La; DIR. II. A..
Register, Raleigh, N. e.; Dr. Joseph Price,
Philadelphia, Pa; w. P. Manton, Detroit,
Mich; Dr.. Floyd w. McRae. ALBANIA,
Ga: DIR. William A. Quinn, Henderson,,
Ky; DR.. Rufus B. Hall, Cincinnati, O.;
Or. II. Tuholslle, ST. Louis, Nc; DR.. ).
T.. Wilson, Sherman. Tex; DR.. Henry D.
Fry Washington. D. c.; DR.. w. L: Rob-
] inson, Danville Va; DR.. ]. 3. Murphr,
Chicago, ILL.,; DR.. c. JEFF. Miller, New
Orleans, La: DR.. James n. Ellis, Atlanta,
Ga; ORA. M. CARTRIDGE, Louisville, Ky;
DR.. Robert L. Morris. New York, n. Y;
/ DR.. Wallace Neff, Washington, D. G..
DR.. E. D. Fenner. New Orleans, La; DR..
i. S. Stone, Washington, D. G.
A delightful afternoon tea will be gi.en
at the residence of DR.. w. T. Williams,
No. sos East Grace Street. from s. to
$50 o'clock to-day in honor of members
of the Southern Surgical Association.
Those who will receive are sMesdames
George Ben Johnston. Hugh NJ Taylor,
William P. Matthews, e. L. Bemiss,
Frank B. Isaacs, Ashton starke and L.
S. Janney. Mrs: J. Otway Allen will pre-
side at the punch table and Mrs. VIII
liam Todd and Mrs. II. S. Halves, the tea
table. The young ladies in the dining
room, to assist in serving, will be Misses
Maria Williams, Mabel Walker, Eliza
beth Davenport. Bessie Dunlop. Sophie
Meredith and Elizabeth Whitlock.
An elegant lunch was given the sur
geons yesterday morning at No sos East
Grace Street The floral decorations were
entirely in green and white. groups of
palms ond white chrysanthemums. Grow
ing and in vases, abounded in drawing
rooms and halls.
The same members who were so enter
tanned last night were. present. DR.. Boz
sher will give a, reception tonight at the
Westmoreland Club.
Mr. 4. Randolph Holiday. Mr.. Stew
art Bryan Mr. Jonathan Bryan, Mr.. John
Rudersord and Mr.. Pelham blackboard
will leave tonight for Wilmington. Del.
to attend thu wedding of Miss Swift and
Mr.. Charles Holiday, which takes place
tomorrow.
Tiev. and Mrs. Peyton II. Hoge, of Louis
VILE, Ky, are stopping over in Richmond
for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
C. Freeman, No s West Clay Street. on
their way to the wedding OF Mr.. dol-
latlay and Miss Swift.
Miss Cornelia Whitehead Ticker, TIE
beautiful daughter of the late Captain
Tucker, the gallant Confederate. and once
mayor CT, Norfolk. will be married to-day
in Christ Church. Norfolk, to Mr.. larry
Taylor Tucker Bishop Randolph and Rev.
DR.. Carl :Grammer will be the officiatirg
clergymen- An elegant wedding breakfast
will be rendered the bridal party 1T The
residence Of Mrs. Robert Wainwright,
the brides aunt.
Yesterday at high noon Miss Emily s.
Cary, the charming and attractive daush-
ter of Colonel William and Mrs. Wilson
Miles Cary, was married to Mr.. Thomas
Marshall, Jr., of Washington, D. c. The
ceemony was performed by the Re-. $
Cary Beckwith. of Hot Springs, Va, at
historic Roanoke, famous in the annals
of Virginia as the home of brilliant and
gifted John Randolph. Here Colonel
Cary, a well known former citizen OF
Richmond. has lived some years. In the
beautifully decorated parlors small COM
pany Of friends and near relatives as
Semblcd.
To the strains Of the wedding march
from Lohengrin little Miss Nellie, Me-
Phail preceded the bridal party, forming
an aisle with white ribbons. She was
followed by the two maids of honor
Miss Lily Cary, sister of the bride, and
Miss Marshall sister of the groom.
The bride entered leaning upon the arm
of her father, and was met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, Mr..
Cary Ambltr Marshall, OF Baltimore, Md.
The ceremony over, Mr. and Mrs Mar
shall received the congratulations and
good wishes of the company, and then
led the way into the dinng-room, where
an elegant wedding breakfast was served
The bride is we'll known in Richmond
where she has host of friends and adj
mirers
Mr. Marshall,sa great-grandson of Chief
Justice John Marshall. is a member Of
that branch of the family that has lived
in Fauquier county. He is teller of 4
large banking house in Washington, ..
C.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall left By the af-