The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10

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on Wednesday night at the home of her
parents, NIE--a1ld Albert GIL rankin,
to Mr. William Wallace, Poin0eXter, by
Rev. L. l.. Goodwin
The BRIDE who wore a handsome blue
cloth gown and carried d bouauet=-of
brides roses. entered the room with her
maid of honor, Miss Blanche Franklin.
and was met at the improvsed altar by
the groom and his best, man, Mr.. Benja-
min PoindeXter.
The bride is the handsome daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert 6. Franklin, while
the groom is connected with Inc Christie
pher Engraving Company. Immediately
after the ceremony the young couple
took the train for the north, and OIL their
return will make their home at No. 500
West Cary Street.
Miss Nan Louise Newell, daughter of
Mr.. j. z. Newell, of No. /: West Twen-
ty-fourtl1 Street, Baltimore, was married
Wednesday afternoon at her home. to
Mr.. Joseph D. Robertson, of Richmond,
Va. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Hugh Johnson. pastor of the Fir.
Methodist Episcopal Church. After the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson left for
Charleston, S. G.
The first ball of the season was given
THURSDAY night by the jefferson Club. The
club house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion by Mann & Brown, in palms,
growing plants and chrysanthemums.
The massive staircase was draped in wild
smilaX. as We're also the beautiful paint
ings that adorned the wall from a
stage, concealed entirely by palms anc:
huge pots Of yellow chrysanthemunlS,
Thilow's Stringed Orchestra played sweet
strains for those assembled to trip the
light fantastic toe.
The dining room doors were thrown
| open at midnight and the hosts of. the
| occasion showed. that in a supper tbei:
| menu could equal any charming loSte
of the city The large mantes Were ba.ls-
| ed with flowers, and the SHADED lights
/ added to the beauty OF the scene. Alto
/ gether,the entertainment was a most &C.
! lightful one.
The Golden Rule ..Y'' will give a ma
| steal and reception Monday at S O'Clock
at No. sos East Leigh Street. An at
tractive programme has been arranged
! and "a Musical Courtship" will be par
ticipated in by the whole company. Sew
! eral rectations and vocal solos will also
| be rendered.
/ Miss Frances Coleman, whose engage.
! ment was announced some time ago, will
1 DC lIldTIleu Oil aNONSl1pSi iol1i-So AhAA. -
! ger IT. Williams, of New York. The
/ bride-elect is the beautiful daughter OF
i Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel P. Coleman, OF
4 News Ferry. Halifax county.
/ The ceremony will take place at Grace
4 Church ct / o'clock.
Miss Eva Claibourne Mlskrell was mar
/ ried on last Monday afternoon to Mr.
/! Frederick ]. Emmerson. u popular en-
.<Hf an
way. Their future home is No. 1924 East
Marshall Street.
/ Much delight was caused at the return
1 of DR.. and Miss Walter Blair. Miss Eliel
/ and Miss Louise Claiborne, who have beer
1 spending months in Europe.
a quiet wedding on Wednesday was thai
/ of Miss Harriet sMcGowen to Mr.. j. VIII
1 parents. Mr.and Mrs. I. AIcGowen,
/ No. IL West Clay Street. Rev. w. w
Lear was the officiating minister,
/ At the meeting of the Board of the
Home for Needy Confederate Women,
4 Tuesday twas decided to- set apart41So-
4 vclnber 18th rs donation day. They will
i also hold a rummage sale next week, for
i which donations may be sent to Mrs. A.
/ ]. Pyle or Mrs. d. NJ. Burgess, No. s29
/ North Ninth Street.
A new social club is that of the West
| End Violet Social Club, which WIS or
tganized at the home of the Misses Court
q lands, No. All Randolph Street, one night
4 last week The officers are: Mr.. C.. =
Miller. president; Mr.. James &C. Totty.
vice-president; Miss Bessie SBarnum, sec
rotary and treasurer. The next meeting
i will be held Monday Mi ht at s: 16 O'clock.
4 at the residence Sof Miss Bessie BaTnrr',
Il NJ, 3pd 8Souths T,1ir.als Stree