The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-21
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL,

; PERSONAL} 81
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the JrnIot HOLY Woo 1Au:,t.IarY y.s,.su;ly I
morning a t the Lee Camp Hall. This As
socaltion has In charge the Officers Sec-f
ton In hollywood, as TINS section does I
ASSOCIATION. but TO the Hollywood Com |
pany, winch keeps the grass cut ana ar |
ranges the cutters only. the rest OF the
WORK is done by the Junior Auxiliary
Four marble headstones have be-m placed
in the section by them, during the past
year. 1t was arranged to nave IN Jants-
a now lost slSer Lsa .o The work Of this
Auxiliary is a noble one and has done
fine work for the HoliEwoos Cemetery
Many more members should be added 20
their roll, the present roll being very
small, the annual membership being oniy
twenty-five cents; the contributing, nfty
cents and life members five cents i"o
new members were elected, Miss Annie
Jacobs and Miss Kate Christian
Mr.. f. ". smallman will have host
of congratulations sent him tonight on
the occasion of his marriage to Miss
Rho5ie Caldwell. of Chattanooga. Tenn.
Mr.. Ernest SmaIIman will be his broth
er's best man, and the ushers are Messrs-
3. Pollard Cardoza, OF this city; W. 6.
Hunt, Dauviie; f. W. Sergeant. Spring
field, Mass, Stuart a. Allen. Cincinnati
The bridal tour will be spent at Tampa
and Palm Beach, Fla.
The New Century Club was delightfully."-
entertained last night by Miss Belle Aus
tin. After music and games. officers were
elected, which resulted in Mr.. Horace s.
Wright, president; Mr.. Frederick, Schaaf,
,h.s-c WA
placed on the roll book. those of Misses
Jessie and Belle Hooper and Mr.. Otto
Moeller The club will hold its next meet
ing at the residence OF Miss Bryant, No.
207 South Pine Street.
The little ones came in for their share
of the social whirl Tuesday and were zen
dered a delightful birthday party oy lit
tie Master Clarence Boyllin at the resi-
dence of his grandmother, Mrs. W. j..
Epps. Games and refreshments mace the
hours pass all too swiftly for those that
were present, among whom were LIZ
zette Walter, Lawrence Moore. Annie
Muller English, Thomas Price, Firg- MIA
Campbell, Lawrence Walter and others.
The marriage of Miss Mary Marshall
to Mr. Workman tonight will be a very
quiet affair, all invitations having been
recalled by her parents to the marriage
and the reception on account of recent
bereavement in the family of MI w or
than. The ceremony Will be performed
now in the presence of the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties only
The Dime Circle or the Kings Daugh-
ters and. Sons will give a silver tea at the
residence of Mrs Duvall. No. 301 East
Franklin Street Friday afternoon from .
to I, for the benefit of the Shslter1ns
Arms Hospital Ms 4 W nesTisi, and and
Miss Ashby Miller viii be assisted IN re
ceiving by Mesdames William Milier.
Elizabeth Patterson, Bessie Catltr, kIth
crime NfcIntire Bessie Hill. Lily Hill. L.
liza Gray Belle Johnson and Mrs. Rlch-
ard Johnson.
Among the delightful social functions
planned for Thanksgiving is ball, which
will be held in the large drill hall of the
Armory and which will be given under
the auspices of the Social Association
Of the Seventh Regiment.
MessTs. R.. E. F.ddins. E. P. Weber and
G.. II. Davis, of Company z, are the
| committee of arrangements
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met
yesterday afternoon in the parIors OF the
NNoiiLiiA > Luz, anu IL SH4lIltIi Stili4S u
compass whist was played the highest
score being obtained by Mrs. Webster
! and Miss Addie Chaffin, north and south
| and Mrs and Miss Keith. east and west.
Richmond will rejoice to hear that Mr..
| Robert S. Bosher and family saiec from
| Liverpool yesterday. y telegram has
| been received to that effect by his broth
f! er, Mr.. Charles Bosiler.
|
/ A tapestry painting, entitled Music =
| the work of Mrs. C. NJ Weathers, OF
| Richmond, was recently presented to one
| Of the literary societies of the Baptist
University. of Raleigh. n. C. The paint
+! ing was given by Mr.. Ernest Martin.
| speech and Miss Rosa Paschal that OF
acceptance on behalf of the society.
A "Sunfower Concert was given Tues
day night at the home OF Mrs Wall by
| the Lee Cook Us. The "sunfiowers" rem
! dered many pretty solos and chorIises
| Misses Atkinson and Robins rected. and
the young men sang solos and Tuartettes
| Quite nice sum was realized. which VII
| be devoted to a worthy object.
| Miss Clara w Lester will be united IT
| marriage tonight to Mr.. Clifford Dun
lzard, at the residence of her parents
Mr. and Mrs James II. Lester. No. 81;
North Twenty-ninth Street, at 3 o'clock
Mr.. Cary Cox. who has been visiting his
home, at .'Ereno.'' on the upper James
has returned to New York.
Mrs. E. Baker Hoover and Miss vailte
| V. Hoover OF Stanton are visiting their
friend Mrs f. E. Slaughter. No. 81
North Eighth Street.
| ,rr- A1;oo p,l,,a ,,5 r,,,iI,- will