The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-08
Lynchburg:: Miss voolfolk and Miss Brad

Lynchburg:: Miss Woolfo.k and Miss Brad
bury, OF Orange.
The wedding of Miss Jean Wexford
Myers and Mr.. Frank G. Randall on
Thursday will be very quiet. Owing to
recent affection in The brides family no
invitations have beer issued. ,Tae cere-
mony will be performed on Thursday at
$50 o'clock at the residence OF the brides
mother. No. 407 North Eighth Strest
Mr.. and Mrs Randall will reside on South
Third Street.
The engagement was announced satur-
day of Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew to
Miss Mary Palmer. of Paris and London.
the daughter OF the late Henry Palmer.
of New York. The ceremony will be
performed in Paris. the date of which is
not definitely settled.
Miss Palmer IS about thirty years OF
age, strikinglv handsome and attractive.
She S at present staying at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. John D. Stubs to the marriage
OF their daughter. Annie Elizabeth, and
Ainsley Bidell Post. The ceremony will
take place Wednesday, October 18th. In
the home of the brides parents. No. 5oi
North Twenty-seventh Street, at $50 ?.
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Misses Bradbury. of Orange, and Miss
voolfolk. OF Caroline county, are visiting
Miss Mamie Baughman.
Among the ladies who were present in
the Kings box at the opening exercises
yesterday were: Mrs. ]. II. Tyler Mrs.
Alexander Meyer, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Bes-
sic Ellyson and Misses Lily and Sue Ty-
Ter.
Miss Evelyn Dettrick is the guest 0;
Miss Josephine Tyler, at No. SIG West
Franklin Street.
Miss Lula Ilincheloe. of Warrenton. Va
! and Miss Lizzie Warwick, OF Littleton,
N c., are guests of Miss Irene Winston.
! No 1913 West Grace Street.
| Mrs Elizabeth Myers and Miss Mary
L. Myers, Of Huntington. w. Va. are
visiting at the home of Mrs. T. J. Noble.
| Jr., Walton Avenue, Henrico.
| Hon. and Mrs. Thos- n. Jones, OF Isle
:; of Wight, are in the city to attend the
Carnival and are registered at Murphy's.
| Miss Bette Booker, who goes abroad
| to study vocal music for u year, left
yesterday at noon for New York. and
| "Wednesday Miss Booker will sail for Iiv-
| erpool.
! DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Cowardin and Miss
| Mamie Cowardk1 landed in New York on
! October 4th from an extended trip abroad
| Dr. Cowardin has returned to Richmond
! Mrs. Rufus A. Ayers. of Wise county,
! and her son. Hon. Henry ]. Ayers. are
in the city visiting General Ayers and at
| tending the Carnival.
Dr. J. 2. Hutson has as his guests dur
| ing the Carnival. Misses Edna Jones, OF
| Glade Springs, and Fannie Denny. OF
! Washington.
Miss Mary o. Haw, of Dundee Han
over county. is the guest OF Miss Mary
Taylor, on Church Hill.
/ Misses Fannie Goodwin, Of Wythevil.e
| and jamie Harvie, of Danville. will be
| az t,,a residence of DR. Lewis Wheat. No
GIL East Franklin Street, during carnival
! Week.
Miss Sara Harrison. of Amelia. will DC.
| after Tuesday. the guest OF Miss Edmonia
| Martin, No. 315 West Grace Street.
Mrs. John Tyler ard Miss Virginia TT-
| Ter returned to their home. No. 51o west
Franklin Street, Saturday.
! Misses Mabel and Allen Petit are visit
| ing Miss Belle Taylor, No. 70s West Grace
| Street.
Miss Bessie B. Enyson will have her
| friends-Miss Louise kickson. of Danville.
cl,,ff of 2
visit to her hcme this week.
| Miss Lucille PaImore of McRea's. Cum
berand county. is visiting relatives in
! the city, and will remain during the Car
| nival.
Miss Phoebe, Gadsden. of Charleston, s
| c., is visiting Mrs. Samuel REGISTER. OF
No SIS West Franklin Street Miss Gads-
den, who is the daughter Of Mr.. c. 3
Gadsden, president of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company of South Caro-
lima has spent several summers at Raw
ley and other Virginia springs with her
mother and sister Miss Flossie. and was
greatly admired and the recipient OF mucn
attention.
Mrs. VIM. Polk Dabney and Miss Dab
ney, of Powhatan county, are visiting
Miss Virginia Valentine. No. 9ls West
Franklin Street.
Miss Little 2. Barham Will spend Car
| nival week at the Lexington. the guest OF
| her father Hon. G. L. BarhaEl.
Miss Lily Tyler will have as her guest
during Carnival week. Miss Maud Battle.
| Of Washing ton. D. c.
Believers Convention.
The Believers Convention will hold it's
sessions III Monticello Hall, No. 6l5 East
BROAD Street, on October 18th and 18Th at
10 \. NJ. and 3 and $50 P M The conven-
ton will b,, presided over and addressed
by Elder Charles T. Russell. author OF