The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-10

ha-lton N. Y. The $3.50 =: -
REGULAR fifty cent and Homo of Swamp Root.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Those present were: Misses Julia Charter,
Bessie Hammer. Loitie and Ccva Robert
son. Rosa Wilkerson. Eta Anderson,
Ruth ChiIdress, Emma and Florence
Mont omeIy; Mcssrs. Robert Clayton,
Johnnie Mills, reHmicus Littlepage. AL
bert Bushe. irwin Poole, Bernard Loving
Alex Roberts. Willie Brown, Willie
Browning. d. b. Crawford and Mr..
Barker; Mrs. Robertson Mrs Moore
Mrs. WillSerson, Mrs. McSryte, Mrs
Wood and Mrs. Ferry.
In consequence of the death her friend
Mrs Alex W. Weddcll, Ms. John :. VII
li:lms viii discontinue her Wednesday al
tcrnoon receptions for January,
On Tuesday night last Mr.. Deane Garth
right, son OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel Garth
right. of Leonard Heights. and Miss Lola
Z. Ncthcr!and the daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs w w NetheTiand, o. upper Grove
Avenue, were married in WeSt-NieW Zap
list Church. The church has recently
been rebuilt on Grove Avenue. ana TINS
was the first time it was opened TO the
public in a beautiful new house, before
IA !lttSnifltiN Htltt tistt s''' a. III
presence OF :. host Of friends. the young
couple pIighted their troth. Dr. Mercer
pastor of the church, otficiatcd
The attendant gentlemen were MeSSfS'
r. w Garter, IL G. Netherland, William
Coats and Hampton Netherland, and the
maids were Miss Nellie Cartwright. MISS,
Matte Smith, Miss Maud Coats and MISS
Hattie Rudd. The maid OF honor was
Miss Monte Netherland. the brides SIS
tor bs hest All, Herbert
WeiSiger. The bride and maids were all
dressed in white, and the bride carried
Il shower bouquet of white roses, while
her maid OF honor carried pink
roses The music for the occasion was
rendered by Mr.. Al. L. Willis.
Directly after the ceremony the pfldal
party and other guests proceeded to Mr..
and Mrs Netherland 5 home, where happy
hours were spent and q delightful wed
ding supper enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs Cartwright will make their
home at No, III South Fourth Street
Mr.. J. 3. Martin. a popular and leading
merchant of King and Queen county, Va,
and Miss Lizzie c. Pitts, a charming
young lady Of the same county,, were
married yesterday9at ), p. VI. at Fair
mount Avenue Church parsonage. No.
1916 North Twentieth Street. by Rev. J.
O. Babc0ck.
The couple Will spend some days in the
city before returning to their future home
in King and Queen.
There was q very large meeting of the
Richmond Chapter Of the Daughters OF
tie Cnnfederacy at Lee Camp Hall yester-
day AT i o'clock. The dues for the year
were paid at the meeting. minutes OF last
meeting read and approved, and the usual
reports from officers and special commit
tee. Mrs. Edgar Taylor, from the Jeffer-
son Davis Monument, gave encouraging
report Of money collected since the l. D.
G. have taken it in hand, ana stated that
the Grand Division, Richmond Chapter.
had given nearly half OF the amount
raised Mrs. Randolph said she could nos
be convinced that there were not I0,OtO
persons in the whole South that coald
each give Il dollar but that the chapters
seemed to think that the money should
come from the treasury, but that each
member should make il her business TO
ask every one they came in contact with
to give something, that many psople Only
wanted the opportunity TO do honor TO
the cause represented by Mr. Davis.
The Committee on Conlederata Calen-
OARS reported every one OF the 5,G0l sold
and $3.50 orders sent back, it being two
late to print another edition. They VIII
be gotten out again next year
IL WAS ltpclitu tIihi tlIt
room in 1he Virginia hospital was ready
for occupancy. y veteran from Greens
boro, n. c.. would he taken III as soon
as certificate from the doctor was re-
ceivtd. y resolution OF sympathy was ccl-
tended to the family o. MRS jail. JACK
son Saunders, she being member OF
Richmond Chapter. Mrs. Randolph call
ed attention to the tact that the 18th
WAS the annual meeting for the elect Oh
standing having pail duea was eligible 10
Office, ard that she bel eyed III rotation
IN ONCE, nomination and e-cc-ton II be
by ballot
Miss holland was requested to write
paper fcr publication in reply to the very
Incorrect statements that had been pub
iished concerning the constitutional ghts
of States Mrs Nirg nias Hal. Ri Betty
Ellyson and Mss Randolph were ap
make arrang e:nents FOR the annual tea to
be given on the 2-tia Of this month The
meeting then adjourned.
Mrs. William Henry Venable Will leave
for Norfolk on Friday. much TO the re-
Sret of her man. friends. Mrs Nenable
WAS warmly welcomed back in her old
home, and was the recipient Of much at
tention while here.
AIRS. John Z. Norris. who has been Wis
iting her sister here. has returned to her
home in Newport News.
Miss laythe White has returned from q
visit To her cousin, Miss Mary Hartman
OF Baltimore
Mrs James Dooley is in staunton, the
guest Of her sister. Mrs .. NJ. Atkinson.
Mrs Thomas D. Ransom is visiting her
father, Mr. e. j. Warren, on Third Street
The George Washington Memorial AS
ISOLATION will meet Monday. January
18th. at II o'clock. at No. 926 West Frank
lin Street.
= called meeting of the Central Com
m;ttee, y. p. V A, Will be held Tues
day. January 18th. at y O'Clock, in the
Virginia Historical Society's rooms.