The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-29
Social and
Personal

IL VI NV AAN&A
The Gypsy Queen, one OF the most
musical numbers in the Carnival OF
Musical Romances, was rehearsed we'd
ncsday evening at the residence of Mrs
N. Y. Randolph. The rorDing Ronlany
dance is most fascinating and the ia
n1iliar Iirs from the bohemian Girl are
always pleasing. THE caste is composed
Of: Miss Eileen Acaron, Miss Watkins.
Mcssrs. John Chapman, Norman Call
and Frank Mccarthy. Miss Nina
Randolph is pianIstc. The dancers are
as follows: Misses Elizabeth Fisher.
Ka1c Bidsood. Maude Miller. Julia ny
land, Adele Clark. Edith Clark. Ada1r
Minor, Mamie Jones. Mamie Dunlop.
Nellie Whitehead. Lee lngles. Klta
good Mabel McBain. Katherine Mcln-
tire, Miss Reed; Messrs. James Hay,
James McBain. SeIden Walker. Robert
Whitehead Collin White, Ben. Brocken-
brcugiI. Sam. BrockenbToush X. y. How
ell. G, J.. Myers. Jack DE l,reville. Henry
Warren. deter Jones. Newman Can,
Harry McCreery, James Tyler. john
May, Mr.. Gooch.
The adjourned business meeting Of the
Womans Club was held yesterday after
noon at 4 go o'clock, to act upon the re-
Nised constitution. The meeting was a
full one and was very satisfactory
After the business meeting refresh
mcnts were served. Mrs. G.. 7. Williams
served tea and Miss Ella Garrett poured
coffee
AT the meeting of tho Milton c, Work
Whist Club. on Wednesday, the pins
were won by Miss Jane rutherford and
Miss Claire Guillaumc, who made the top
score north and SOUTH and by Mrs. w
S. Daniel and Miss Precious Moore, who
made the highest east and west score.
The Whist Club will not meet during
Passion Week, but will hold its next
afternoon on Wednesday, the 10th.
The Baltimore Sun of yesterday says:
Miss Anna IL. van den BERG. daughter
OF Mrs. II. w. van den Berg, No. 153S
Park Avenue, was married yesterday
10 Mr.. George Mayo, of this city, form
crly of Richmond, Va. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Wilbur Wat
llins. rector OF ST. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church. Mount Washington,
md took place i'll the parlor of the BRIDE S
hcfnc. which was tastefully decorated
in yellow and green. The bride entered
fhe par'or with her brother. Mr.. Y van
den Berg, first vice-president of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. by
whom sic was fihtji A1iiS WV 90
gown of white crepe dc chine. trimmed
with white chiffon. and carried Golden
Gate roses A reception followed the
ceremony. otter which Mr.. and Mrs.
Nayo left OH a bridal trip to New York
On their return they will reside at Mel
vale. Baltimore county The bride was
the recipient of many handsome gifts.
Miss A1avnie r. Phillips and Mr..
Charles W. Henricus were married at
. O'Clock Wednesday evening at Asbury
Methodist Church. The event was a
very pretty one
The bride was bccomingly attired in
white organdy and carried white carna-
lions.
Miss NAV Henderson was maid Of hon
or She wore white orSandy over green
silk, Miss AMMO Curtis and Miss Elsie
1Ianvcy were bridesmaids and wore white
organdy and carried white carnations
Little Miss Ethel Dupcs, niece OF the
bride, was tho flower girl.
Mr.. 1Ieber HobSon was best man, MT
Erwin Burfoot and Mr.. VIM. L. Cmlauf
acted as usherS.
ida NJ Phillips. OF No. c5e6 East Leigh
Street The groom was a former resi-
dent of Rochester. n. y. and is a valued
employee Of the firm Of Sydnor q Humid
ley.
The Daughters of the Confedcracy of
Charlotte y. C, viii have j. bazaar on
April 9th for the benefit of disabled Con-
fedcrate veterans Mrs. Randolph asks
for them that some articles useful or
ornamental be sent by members Of the
different Confederate organizations or IN
4erestcd i'll the veterans, to No. 5l2 East
Grace Street to be forwarded to the
chapter No matter how small in value
il will add to their funds and show IN
,erest in the cause tl-y are working for.
DR.. Henry Alexander White. OF Wash
ington and Lee University, will lecture on
April Eth before the Association Tor the
Preservation of Virginia ANTIQUITIES on
-'Virginia's Past in the Making OF the
Federal Constitution"
The Real Lincoln mono
graph written by DR.. Charles l..
G Minor, a Nlrsinian living IN
Baltimore. edited by Miss Kate
Street. Will be out in April. The pamphlet
also contains a preface by the editor and
8. concluding article by President Lyon O..
Tyler, OF William and Mary College.
Misses Claire and Lisa Bierne. who are
now visiting friends at the Hot Springs,
expect 10 go abroad in June. They will
probably spend year in travel, and visit
points OF interest in England, Scotland,
France. Switzerland, Belgium, Holland,
Germany and Italy.
Mrs. Marryat, of Amelia, announces
the engagement of her daughter. Mabel.
10 George c. Eggleston. NJ. D. The
marriage will take place at Chrlst's