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

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morning ~ o clock. =, =, ], !,
i tl1a ternoon Colonel f' y
and the advisory Board took me s eo ~.
n1ittea driving in order to point on -
1,onoseu sites for the Davis
CHARLES Boiling Holiday viii &c ce
married on next Thursda to MISS Enlllla
s. ,ontsas Swift, at her home. l3os si,t.,.
ware Avenue. Wilmington, Delaware re ".
o'clock. Rev Philip b. Cabell off1cla.lln''s
among those from this eli who VIII :.
tend the wedding and be ,n, :,
Messrs. John Stewart Bryan, " 10
B1ackford and iona than Bryan. -
Randolph Holladay5 and Victor bos = ~ -
of Raleigh, N. c.. 81
Mr. and Mrs Harry Sutton "a inne!' 81 u
London. England, and little .dausntei'
Camille sailed last Wednesd rom i,oi.'
don=in the Atlantic TRANSPORT ilil pe -
neI,a I1a., Theya are expected IN TINS CITY
on Saturday, and will be the 9 es,s' y
Mrs Alice Palmer, at her country i l.IL :
Laurel Grove" near R1chmono = :, = - :
week, when they will go on a Vls 81. q
they will be the guests OF her parents parents
Judge and Mrs. Moore.
The Girls Club met on Friday evening.
After the members OF the club had sung
more than one ballad and a cradle song
Mrs. aLandonia Dashiell led the open dis
scussion, the subject being .sfavorlte BOOKS
of Fiction Mrs. Dashiell urged all pres
ent to avoid what is coarse and eneryae-t
ingin some of the stories OF to-day. Sfc
dwelt on. the good cheer which may be
Il, no eft noble men zflTC
women whom we learn to know and love
in many of the wholesome, invigorattng
books. adding that now a good BOOK is
not more costly than a bad book. Th0se
present were Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. SoWeli,
Misses Beulah Farmer, Satterwhite. Coz,
Tole, Gill, Lille Parker, Myrtle Jarrett,
Falesa Lacy, Kate Gerhardt, Drusilla Car
hardt, Pearl Stanley, Draper, Graen.
Moore; also Mrs. Landonia Dashiell and
Mrs Albert c.. Bruce.
Invitations were issued during the past
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Madison
Gillian for the marriage Of their dauSh-
ter, Miss Mary Marshall to Mr.. Cole
man Workman, of this city. The mar
riage will take place from the Second
Presbyterian Church November 21st, ut s
o'clock P. NJ.
MISS. fteUcl NlluclS, oL hSIltuChS. VIII
give a delightful informal talk on Home
Life in England at the Womans Club
tomorrow afternoon at 1870 O'clock. She
is peculiarly fitted for such Il lecture, as
she has Just returned from a visit Of sew
eral months in England.
The first german of the Friday CotilIon
Club was danced Friday night at Belvidere
Hall. The halls We're prettily decorated
q
wardin's Orchestra played inspiring mu-
sic for those assembled to dance by.
Among the chaperones present were
Mesdames w. P. Christian, r. ". Miller.
of Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. J. L. Lindsay.
Mrs. John Mann. Miss Minnie. kidwrll
and Mrs. Kidwell.
The following were the guests of The
club: MIR. and Mrs s. P. Waddill, Mr..
and Mrs. r. f. Hudson Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph II. Lyme and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Woodson.
The regular club members. with thesex-
ception of those mentioned were tie
dancers. the german being skilfullys led
by Mr. George r. Christian.
Mrs Herbert A. Claiborne has been ap-
pointed chairman of the dedication cere-
monies with which the monument erected
by the Society of Colonial Danes in Amer
lea 10 tIe O1IceIS.E SOluIeIS,t dilI 9sfIio' ,
killed in the sTanishA:nerican war. which
Isl being erected in Arlington Cemetery,
and will be unveiled some time in April.
The ':.stay-At- Home Whist Club met
| last Monday at the residence of Mrs.
Harry Webster, the highest score being
made by Miss Matte Harris and ilr
Wexford. The Club will meet Tomorrow
night at the residence Of Mrs. Walter III
Morton, on shafer Street.
The next meeting of the Junior CotilloI1
| Club will take place at the Belvidere Hal
| Friday, November 18th. at Q o'clock The
| last german. which took place on. Friday
! November 1st. was such Il perfect social
success that a large attendance may be
| looked for this time. The german will be
led by one of the most accomplished &C.
>tillon leaders of the city, who will wind
| the long line of merry dancers into many
! graceful and intricate figures
A special train will leave here next
Thursday morning for Basic City. in Or
der to accommodate the guests who vii!
| attend the wedding of Miss Phyllis
! Langhorne to Mr.. Reginald Blocks.
1t will leave the Chesapeake and Ohio
Depot at S O'Clock and will step at Cob
ham, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Ivy ant
+. GREENWOOD. ana Will leave IotSlS LILY a
5 o'clock, the wedding being at O'Clock
/ ct the Hotel Brandon
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Williams en-
tertained many of their friends at theil
home. No. zoos West Cary Street. in hono
q of the birthday of their daughter. Mis-:
4 Irlorences The occasionFrwas enjoyed BY
all present.
4 The annual meeting of the Association
..!for the Preservation Of Virginia Antiqui
& ties will be held Tuesday weei
I in the rooms of the Virginia Historical
s Society at o'clock p. NJ.
A delightful dance was given by thu
Bon-Ton Cotillon Club Wednesday nigh
at Sanger Hall. About thirty-fve couple
( tripped the light fantastic toe into tn
. wee small hours of the morning.
Ar, important meeting of the Shelterin
. Arms Hospital will be held on Monday
November 18th, at noon.
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