The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-24

1feesrs Albert Blfley. Frank Gersng. s.
Ross, John Fisher William Hecke, ana
William Schmitte.
s Before leaving for their northern tour
s MI. and Mrs. Miller were entertained at
an elegant luncheon served at sConnell &. ]
Miller's restaurant, of which firm the
groom Is a member.
On their return, in the middle Of NO.
vember. from New York, the young COZ
pie will be at home to their many friends
at No. f217 East Marshall Street
Miss Lucy Wingaeld, the attractive
daughter Of Mr.. Ira D. Wingfeld. of No.
222 Thirty-second Street, was also one OF
Richnends fair brides yesterday In
becoming and dainty dress OF white or
candy and carrying BRIDES roses, she was
united in marriage to Mr. Charles Waddy
Davis, popular builder and contractor,
at 1:30 O'Clock, by Rev. DR.. ]. r. Garlick,
at her fathers home. Her maid OF non
or was Miss Margaret Crittenden, OF Han
over who wore pink organdy over pink
tafeta and carried Madame Testout roses
Mr.. Charles Nunnally acted as best man.
Whlie the ushers were Messrs. Judson Gill
man, William Bargamin BERTHE Gilmer
and James Swift.
Immediately after the cerrnony Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis left on a northern train to
spend their honeymoon.
Much interest is taken in the announce
ment of the departure of Mrs. Annie
Louise Reinhardt for New York. For
some time people in this city have noted
with admiration the Improvement and
progress OF this leading young violinist
OF the South. Under the direction Of
Professor Henry Schradeck, of whom she
win be a. pupil this winter. nothing but
Sra taI.
/ ented, violinist in the future
/ Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace left
Yesterday on g. visit to Major and Mrs.
Bang. at Clifton Farm Warrenton. a
shooting party viii be given tonight at
their hosts residence. aud later on in
the week an enjoyable fox hunt will be
INDUCED in.
Mr. Walter ]. Ford was united in mar
! riage last night to Miss Maude l.. Red
ford, daughter of Mr.. John L. BEDFORD,
at the country home of the bride, in
! Henrico.
| a pretty and quiet home wedding took
!, place at the home Of the brides parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel A. Neale, last
night, when Miss Florence NeaIe was
united in marriage to Captain Charles
L. Leadbetter, Of Birmingham, Alabama
There will be a grand concert given by
pupils of the musical conservatory at
Smithdears Hail on Friday night. The
programme will be an entertaining one
| and will be participated in by the pupils
| OF Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer. Miss Ma
| mic Belote, Mrs. Kate Barbour Howard,
and DR.. NJ. B. Rudd. No admission will
be charged.
Mr.. S. Vernon Priddy, of this city, viii
be married on October Slst to Miss Mol
lie Parham, daughter OF Mr.. ". A. Par
ham, The ceremony vii. be performed
at the Rehoboth Church, Granville coun-
ty, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Ennis of No.
220t Orleans Street, Baltimore, are max
ing tour through Virginia, and will pay
a visit to friends in this city in the near
future.
Mr.. William L. Hazell is staying for
few days with friends in Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene ]. Bellenot have
returned to Newport News after a de-
lightful stay in this city.
Mr.. Hugh L. Gallagher has returned to
the city. While away he attended the
launching last Saturday at Newport
News.
Mr.. W. F. Alexander. Jr.. of Wilmington,
n. c., is one of the students at the Mas
sey Business College, of this city.
Mrs. Nelson, of Culpeper, is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Greanor Neal, who re-
turned from her summer outing on Mon
day night
Mrs Thomas X. Greene. Mrs shotwall,
Misses Annie. Edna and Laura Greene,
and Master Walter Greene, all of Natchez,
, Miss. who have been spending some
months. first at the Virginia Springs, ana
more recently at No. 215 East Franklin
Street, left for home yesterday.
Miss Page Booker will leave Friday fer
Washington, where she will be the guest
of Mrs. Matthew Towson. Afterwards she
lands" Major Claiming Bottoms delight
full home, near the University OF Vir-
GINA.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Stanard went
to Jamestown yesterday in the interests
of the Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities, and in reference to
the work being done there.
Mrs. R. T. Hunter and her friend. Mrs.
Garrett Gooch, of staunton. will visit Pc
tersburg the last OF this week.
Mrs John S. Wise. of New York, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. st. Julien Open
himer, on East Broad Street.
Mrs. Alice Fuller. of No. u West Mar
shall Street, the mother Of Ordway Pull
Ter, a young lawyer. has suffered stroke
OF paralysis. It is feared she may not re-
cover.
Miss Lucy Lee Hill, of Chicago, VIII
pass through Richmond this evening on
her way to Petersburg to attend the re-
union of the a. P. Hill Camp. C. V. Miss
Hill will be the guest of Mrs. Collier. of
Sycamore Street while in Petersburg.
Miss Fannie P. Washington. OF Caro-
line county, is in the city taking a course
of trained nursing at ST Lukes Hospital
Mrs. D B. Tenant is visiting in Wash
ington.