The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-24

II. spillnlan, Horace Halves. ". S. P.
Mayo. John Potts. John Cullen, 9. Pllck-
ney. Julien Binforf, Clay Drewry. Jr..
Edmund Benson. Adolpl,us Blair, W. NJ
Hill, Frank Powers. G. H. Shields.
Bankenship Thomas Carter. Gustavus
Breaux. and John G. Farland.
Mr.. Adolphus Blair will lead the merry
tIlrong of dancers, and the Floor Com
mttee consists of NIessrs John Coke. st.
George Bryan John Lea. Willie hean,
G. Harrison, Stuart Micha1ix. Julian Ill.,
Spencer Carter. Douglas Gordon, John
Guy. and Eddie Harrison.
Only a. few more tickets arc lett, and
those may: be obtained from either OF the
following houses: No. 10 West Nam
Street. No. u West Grace Street, and
No. 1928 East Franklin Street.
The literary event of the coming week
will be the temperance at the Woman S
Club. Monday night at $50 o'clock, of
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson. VINO
will be introduced by DIR. w. W. moore.
Ladies are requested to wear evening
dress and may bring gentlemen escorts
only Immediately aftere the lecture an
informal reception will be tendered cap
tain Hobson by his cousin, Mrs >. All
son Hodges. Captain liobson mas JUST
been presented With q loving-cup DE Tue
Chamber of Commerce of knoXvllle.
"David Garrick'' which will be given
Friday for the benefit of the Home lot
Lncurables, is being looked forward TO
with great interest. 1t Will be the oe-
but of Miss Estelle Pizzini, ana MIS-. W.
II Graham will also take d prominent
Part. The Blues Band will also play,
and go aid the Home The following
ladies ere the patronesses of the enter
tainment: Miss Mary L. Greenhow Mrs.
Mann s, Valentine, MISS MARY -.
rrhmas. Mrs. e. Y. Nalentinei Mrs.
Charles T. O'Ferrall, Mrs. Feyton r.
Darlington, Mrs. w. II. Tyler, Mrs: II.
G. Manson Mrs I'itzhush MAYO. MRS.
John S. Harwood. Mrs. l.. Il. 'aus mr.
Invitations have been received from the
Richmond Assembly for the season of
1sO1-19C2 The opening dance is scheduled
for December 9th, and Will follow on
alternate Mondays. The germans VIII
take .place in the Masonic Temple. The
assembly president is MI Adolpaus
Blair; the vice-president. Mt r. NJ.
Rlankenship. and the secretary and treas
,,rer Mr. John i. de Treviilc. The Board
of Governors includes Mr.. Gessner darri-
son. Mr. George L. l.. Davis, MI VehaIole
Johnson and Mr. Henry Darlington The
Committee on Elections members are
Mr.. Horace Halves Mr.. Frank j. McCar-
thy. Mr. +. g. Blankenship and MI.
Richard c. Wortham.
The chaperones will be Mrs. Adolphus
Blair. Mrs. r. NJ. Blankenshlp, MIS-. Gus
tayus A. BreauX. Jr., Mrs. Austin BROCK
enbrough, Mrs! Alfred S. Cary. MIS-. SEQ.
T. l.. Davis, Mrs. Clay Drewry, Jr. MRS
John G. Farland. Mrs. Harry A GiliIs,
Mrs. Horace S. Halves, Mrs. Richard III.
Johnson, Mrs Murray M. Mcclure. Mrs.
w. Ben Palmer Mrs. c. Cotesworth
Pinckney, Mrs W. Crank Powers, Mrs.
r. Carter Scott Mrs Charles Evelyn
Smith, Mrs William NJ. Taliaferro. Mrs.
George NJ. Warren and Mrs. richard L.
Wilson.
The approa ching marriage IS announced
Of Miss Lucy Anne Kuffin, the attractive
and accomplished daughter of the late
William Roane Ruifin, of Chesterfield
county. and granddaughter of Ihomas
Jefferson. of "Edgehill.' Albemarle coun-
ty to Mr.. McAIurdo, of England.
The members of the Girls Club met ,et,; as
usual Friday evening g, doIs S4 Whle had
been purchased by Miss SatterWil'te:
These dolls will be given by me c! h,,r 10
children. who are overlooked by Snu:cn
and other organizations: the clup Nd, t.is
subscribed literally for this purpose. MISS
Satterwhite was also requested 10 puE
other toys for children. as the members
wished to mako its contribution 70 Sooo
children at Christmas. Inc elehiuS vas
one OF unusual interst. Plans Tor me nm
mediate enlargement ana adVanceiieiit ~
the club being discussed with entnusiasn:.
Those present were Misses 6 NV Val.
kins, Pearl Stanley, Eerta Hall. Sad
we'll. Emil Draper: Mrs. Foster; Mrs.
Good. Mrs. Grace Shields: Misses Maude
Morgan H GTacs shield Sp Mara Wama
Katherine Meredith, Saphy Meredith, Mrs.
Albert C. Bruce. Miss Hall was = made
librarian. The chairman OF the library
Committee, Miss aKtherine Anderson, Will
soon add new books to the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, of No. 1o2 East
Grace Street gave 3 delightful dinner in
honor of their guest, Mrs. Vedder. OF
Fairfax. last Friday. This is the first
Of a series Of entertainments which will
be given in her honor.
Miss Katherine Cameron Nlic1laux will
be the charming hostess at reception
luncheon on Thanksgiving from 1880 to
O'clock. Miss MichauS will be assisted
in receiving by Miss Ferribee. of Nor
folk, and Miss Harrison of Petersburg.
:. DR.. Joseph Page Mcssie will ,eave to-
morrow. fer Amherst county, where he
VIII W iHdiIled tlie lOlioWiitS W tuueSuttS
to Miss Cynthia Mundy, at the beauti-
full country home Of the brides parents
"Airtield,'' at $50 P. NJ. Mr.. Norman
Martin will be the best man, and Mr..
William AIundy the groomsnan. The
bride-elect will have for her dame Of hon
or Mrs. Clifton Turner. of BluefieId, w
Va, and her sister, Miss Mary Mundy,
will be the bridesmaid. The impressive
marriage ceremony Will be performed
by Rev DR.. James Mundy of Lynchhurg.
uncle Of the groom. Among those who
will attend the wedding from this city
are: DIR. and Mrs. C. w. Massie, Mr..
Robert G. Hiden. DR.. G. N. Hogan.
The approaching marriage of DIR. Edwin |
Jones Nixon to Miss Olivia. Rrickell |
Patrick, of North Carolina is causing
great interest in this city. DR.. Nixon was i