The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-18
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL


Society is spending most Of its time on
the. streets this week, or, wien at home,
making dainty Christmas gifts, ONLY one
or two entertainments being on the pro-
sfamme, and those at night-the Cnr !E :
mas rush IS upon everyone, and it IS d
toss up who is the most weary. The So
ciet.y girl who spends her day in the ue-
p2rtmcrt stores, and rushes off 10 q oeOu
ant entertainment i night, or tiie /" enA
clerks who serve her. The I;S,a,1
members of society nave decioeols ~ =.
expression on them amounting " s1iiiio.l
funeral gravity, and really gct ~ p.ss.a-
ure, but succeed admirably III d!iiusiiis, ,
the frivolous n,aidens who pass ~ At.u
out of the hops AL day. AMONG .ns 81.
cial functions for to-day is the marriage
of Miss Claire Jeanette Morton ana Key
Kenneth L. Newer. at Ceh.ei4siiy -Ae'n-
odist Church, at $3.50 O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs Duncan BROKER willalso
give a reception this evening from Gov
to Il o'clock. at their residence, NO ~
West Main Street, the occasion oelns zig
fifteenth anniversary Of their weedl's.
A beautiful marriage was solemmzeo
last night at o'clock at the home OF the
brides parents, No III North twentieth
Street. the contracting parties being MISS
katie O'Su!l;van ana Mr.. Clarence n.
Bradshaw. Tho ceremony was pei.
formed by the Rcv. Father O'lAeete, OF
ST. Patric:l's Church. The parlors Were
beautifully decorated with PAINS aAu
cut flowers. 4
The h-ido is one OF the p-ettiest
,=ouns: ladies' on Church Hill, and is the
ACCOMPLISHED daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. c. O,Sullivan. aIr. Bradshaw is 4
rising young man and the chief inspector
of thu. Richmond Telephone CompanE.
lie is oopular in social circles. The pop
ularity of the young couple has been at
tested by the numerous valuable presents
received Immediately after the cerc-
mouy- Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw let
Tor an extended Northern tour, and on
their return, viii, for a time, be 70 thclr
friends at No. Id Twentieth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas V. Morton en-
tcrtained last night the bridal party OF
their daughter, Miss Clarie Jeanette
Morton, who will be married to-nlsnt
to Rev. Kenneth l.. McIver, at 'helr
home, No. 400 East Cia.y Street.
The parors were prcttily decorated IN
palms and chryGantnemEms, making
color scheme OF green and white Among
the guests who were present We're: Miss
Carrie Virginia Morton, Miss Margaret
e. Morton, Miss Nellie Winn White;
Messrs Douglas Y. Morton. Walker Z.
Cottrel and James Morton, of Richmond;
the Rev. I. n. Clegg and the Rev. Mar
Gus Leroy Phillips, Of the Union Iheo-
logical Seminary; Professor w. p. NJ.
Currie, of North Carolina; the Rev. John
\. Williams, of Texas; Mrs Louie Ewers
and Colonel Walter l. Hines, of WASH
singtor.
Mr. William D. Satterwlite and Miss
Iettie Coleman. OF Church Hill, will be
married at 9 o'clock this morning in his
parors by the Rev. John Harmon. I'M
mediatey after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Satterwhite will leave for North
ern trip.
Mr.. Satterwhite is an esteemed en-
Dloye at the Chesa peake and Ohio shops,
and Miss Coleman is the charming daug!i-
ter Of Mr.. Samuel Coleman, who is en-
ployed by the city.
Governor J. HoSe Tyler viii. be the
guest of honor at a dinner given by Mr.
Alexander Cameron Thursday night. at
his residence. No. $40 East Franklin
Street Among the guests will be the
Governors staff. Mr.. Cameron is a per-
sonal friend of tho Governor, and, doubt
less, this occasion will prove one to be
remembered by them in the far distant
time
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Taylor have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter. Miss Nanrie Grace to
Or. j. Gates Goodc. December 18th at
o'clock, at their residence, "Chcriton,'
Virginia.
DR.. Goodc wa; at one time one OF the
ambulance surgeons of this city, and
during his residence here made manY
friends. who will extend to hin: their
hearty congratulations.
The Milton Work Whist Clubs meeting
last night was largely attended and there
was spirited contest. The highest north
and south score was made by Mrs. w. s.
Daniel and Miss Quarles. and the highest
east and west score by Mrs Waddill and
Miss rutherford.
Twelfth night. TIE 9Th of January,
whicl, is Washiagton's wedding day has
been set aside by the Colonial Danes for
their annual festival. This should afford
those in attendance unlimited field for
the revival of old English and colonial
costumes.
The ''Stay at Home Whist Club will hold
their next meeting at the residence Of
Miss Helen Montague, Monday night
AT their last meeting the highest score
was obtained by Mrs. Thompson Brown,
| Bedford City, and Miss Josephine Knox.
MI. and Mrs Barton Il. Grundy are
staying in Baltimore for few days and
| are registered at the Rennert
Mr. and Mrs Fairfax Harrison and
Mrs Claude ~. Swanson. the wife of
Representative Swanson, of Virginia, at
tended a card reception given yesterday
| by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, from 4 to
p. NJ.
! Miss Grace Pollard, daughter OF Dr..
/ John L. Pollard, has returned to her
| hoc,c in Caroline county. after q delight
i full Visit to relatives i'll this city.