The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-20
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL,

Z Mrs. E. B. Whitlock gave one OF the
most lovely entertainments of tie sea-
son yesterday in the afternoon and at
night in honor of l.er -debutant daughter
Miss Loullie Whitlock. The house deco
rations made a lovely contrast to the
whole lower floor being 4 veritablc bower
of American Beauties. Every nlantel
was banked with these handsome flow
ers, and in the dining-room was 4 table
with a. cenSerpiece OF American Beau-
ties, ant; at the corners 4 pitcher of the
same flowers. Palms and snilax were
skillfully placed by Mann & Brown
Receiving in the afternoon with Mrs.
Whitlock and her daughters were Mes
danes y. Y Stokes, J. Allison Hodges
and John A. Coke.
at the reception. which was held at
night. Mesdames z. Lancaster Williams.
E. Randolph Williams and John w At
kinson were among the receiving party.
\ beautiful wedding was soIemnixed
at the home of the brides parents. sir
am. Mrs Edward CLARKE, on West Clay
Street, "Wednesday night, when the1.t
daughter, Florence. became tic bride OF
Mr. Harvey f. Andrews. Rev Father
Collins. of the Sacred Heart Church, per-
formed the ceremony, and Mr.. NJ. -Airch-
berg and Mr.. Fleet acted as usfcrs
The bride was very becominEiy Sttired
in Il handsome travelling suit OF mode
cloth. with hat and gloves to match, ane'
carried 81 bunch of pink roses.
Immediately after .ue ceremony recep-
ton was rendered the guests, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews left on Il
Northern tour.
The bride is the accomplished daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clarke, and has
a host OF friends. The groom IS valued
employe of the Richmond. f'redericks-
burs, and Potomac Railroad, where he is
held in high esteem.
They will he at home to their lrtet'oS
after January !. 1902.
The esteem of this young couple IS at
tested by the number OF beautiful ana
costly presents received.
,rhe marriage is announced of Miss An
ME Louise Edwards. daughter OF KEY.
DR.. w. e. Edwards. of Randolph-Macon
College, to Rev. J. w. Smith, of Bethel
Military Academy. Fauuuicr county. The
ceremony will take place Quietly Dccem-
be,. 18th. in Ashland, no invitations hay
ing been issued.
Miss Maria Blair delighted her small
but appreciative audience last night at
the Richmond Female Seminary. III her
talk on The Decline OF Fendalism and
Chivalry, and the Growth OF Centralized
Government"
Miss Agnes Drewry is expected home
in few days from New York to spend
the holidays at her home. Minneoia.
She has also visited her sister, Miss De
Ford, in Baltimore.
The Colonial Danes of New York have
Eaen inspired by Mrs. Caroline Foot
Marsh to visit Virginia in a body next
May. All the famous mansions of Viz
ginia will be visited, the excursion COM
ing at the time of the anniversary OF
Jamestown.
Miss Addie Belle Powell, Of DunDarton.
formerly of Barton Heights. was mar
ried to Mr.. G. \. Chewing. of Hanover
county. Wednesday evening. Mr.. Chew
ming is the son of Mr.. Reuben Chewing.
of Hanover county. Miss Powell Is the
attractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ Powell, formerly of Barton Heights.
and the granddaughter OF the late DR..
Q. 3. Judd.
Mrs. Harriet Curtis. OF Church Hill. ac-
coupanied by her daughter. Miss May
Curtis. left Yesterday for Houston, Tex
as, where they will spend the winter
with Mrs. Lee Lockstand-
Miss Bessie Morton, of Clover. is the
guest of Miss Mamie Grigg, on South
Third Street.
The Richmond Chapter of the Sons of
the Amercan Revolution will have u
regular meeting tonight at SIS O'Clock
at the rooms OF the Virginia Historical
Society. y full attendance is urged.
Miss Alice Parker. who is head OF the
Kindergarten Training School, will leave
for her home in Washington this morn
ing.
Miss Josephine Tyler will leave for
Baltimore directly after the holidays.