The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-12
}SOCI1A AND
PERSONAL.

ERSONAL,.
The Womalt.s Clu., begins its lecture
course this year with its usual prompt
nssss and with even mora ban its usual
prlillancy. Amongst the first OF many
literary stars they Will welcome on Mon
day, October 2lst. at $50 2. NJ. is the
distinguished lecturer, Professor Stockton
Arson. of Princeton. who will give hls
graceful and scholarly lecture on the Dc
Velopment of ShakespeaTe's Romantic
sComeuy.'' Members or the club will be
permitted to bring, gentlemen escorts on
this occasion. And on the 2Sth OF TINS
month Madam Grand Will delight her
hearers.
Miss Maude Pollard, formerly of TINS
city, will be married in Bowling Green
va, on October 18th to Mr.. Robert Lee
thurman, Of Atlanta Miss Lalla Pollard,
a sister of the bride, will be maid OF
honor The rshers will be the hrlde
brother, Mr.. John Garland Pollard, MI.
Harvey Clarke. Mr.. Willard S. Cox ana
Mr.. j. W. Willis. of Atlanta. the bilde
brother-in-law. DR. e. B. toilaro, ~. =,
Washington a brother of the bride VII
perform the marriage ceremony.
Tie bride viii wear d travelling gown
OF blue cloth with hat to match. ana VIII
carry a bouquet OF brides roses Itis
ceremony will be followed by a luncheon
at the home of the brides parents MI.
Turnan and his bride will go on a Wed
ding tour, which will include q visit to
Philadelphia New York and B1tttato
THEY will return to atlanta and be at
home for d while With Mr.. antb Mrs.
Willis, at Al Curi,ier Street.
Notwithstanding the Carnival, the
ladies Of the ST. AIMS Benevolent Society
met Wednesday afternoon TO Distribute
their goods to the needy who appileo.,
Next "Wednesday the young ladies' are
asked to meet promptly at $50 O'Clock to
rendi' such garments rs need it and
make new ones. Mrs. Andrew Pizzlhi,
Jr. has generously donated q handsome
sewing machine to be used for this pur-
nose.
This organization is The oldest Of its
kind in the city OF Richmond. The officers
are Mrs. Andrew Pizzini, Jr., honorary
president; Mrs. w. D. Harton. president;
Mrs. nate c. Hagan, first vice-president;
Mrs. James Rankin, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Carrie Ridgley, treasurer;
Miss Mary S. Epps, secretary, and Father
Thomas ]. Waters, chaplain.
and her three daughters, ]. a. Wright, G.
ID. Tyree. Misses Bette and Annie
Smithic. Mr. Willie Stage, n. c. Talley,
James Tal1ey, Miss Gertie Nance James
Craddocl and Miss Lottie Craddoclz, OF
Roxbury. N c.. stayed for a day or two
III TINS city CURING CsiflllVal'
a large nun1oer OF visitors from lamp
Ton, va. are IN Rlchmoha LOT edrlliNaI
week The members or pleasant party
VINO are here include Nj George VI. fslci-
ter Miss Addie Richter, Ar. ray ,. COL
l5aulcn, MISS Margaret tFcssel, Ms 80
NJ. Suffer, Mrs. X. j. Patrlek, MIS- y '!iIle
Poff. Mr.. Charles Taylor, Misses Alice
Nealson ana annie fl"lrg, ~
lawson, S,pt;1In . p ''oo'' 'i'
Eaton Dtdi"llu5e.
fer ana cary autumn III ,tie isi.ii,
mountains 5; ana VINO s'oh OBJ; 80 f,e,a,
u,'s ~ ~. Da,.a,, liza rr,,,r.,
a 10, ''ioi INNS ~
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MISS Kate Nomach' OF oilaell"ih' d. 30
the guest OF Mrs. lawson =. I oUlser' u
NO ~ ooutii ~"
The marriage of Miss Willie Huntington
vooton. the Granddaughter of the late
calvin p. Parrish. and NJ. A1cGregor An
derson, the popular member Of the firm
city. took place Tuesday morning at $3.50
o'clock in the Presbyterian Church at
f Hillsboro. n. c.. the home OF the BRIDE.
a bridal trip to washington, New York,
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Returning,
thov will make their home in Richmond.
An impressive wedding ceremony was
Is,,.n.s Of EristoI "Wednesday afternoon,
-, Hr;.s, site Da 2url, and Mr.. b. l..
"iieit 80 S:.oa =, ,,orriaqa Jn,medi-
oail W. 49, ~ aora,,,nn,- Nfr and Mrs
ateiy aLtet tt.e C,t,.,ras Va
carr lelt iol aus 0s'tl -
MI w. 10. SULLIVAN, u, " ' ,e".: . -
Carnival.
Announcement is made of the approach