The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

w. K. lrlgg Shlpbulld.ng Company.
Mesdames Bland Smith. Walter K Mar
tin, Z. W. F. Brock, Harrie Webster, C.
L. Borden. Corydon Sutton, ~. NJ. Ty-
Ter; MessrS. John Tyler, itarrie Webster
and Maurice Hunter.
Duplicate whist was played, Mrs. Bland
Smith and Miss Lou Knox making the
highest score. This meeting was have
been the last of the season but the club
was reluctant to 0isband for the season,
and decided that at least until Miss Sue
*. Cord, rs; Club recrgauiZed to continue
theirs. Miss Emily Glasgow will en-
taItain the club tomorrow evening at
her home, on West Main Street.
princess Bonnie Will be given by the
local talent of the Hebrew Home for the
Aged and Inflrm on October SO at the
Academy. Professor Jacob Reinhardt has
charge of the music rehearsaIs. The cast
OF the opera is follows:
Bonnie Miss Rhonie fIutZler; Kitty.
Miss Blanche Hardy EIecht. Of Norfolk;
Auntie CRAB. Mrs. NJ Fl. Asher: Captain
Tarpaulin. G. c. Crump: Shr.mps, Thomas
Mitchell; Count Falsetti, Aaron Jacobs;
Admiral pomposo, Edwin Bosher; Saliva
dor Alfred Abrams; Roy, William Heller;
Lieutenant Fussee, sydney GuAst; Cap
tain Surf, Henry Schwartzchild.
The chorus Will be composed of the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen: Misses An
ME Bowman. Juliet Straus, Hattie Frs
man, Florence Thalhimer, Rebecca He'll
stern, Miriam Millhiser, Josie Cohen.
Kate Binswanger. Beulah Myer, Esther
Levitt, Mary Thalhmer, Louise Kaut-
man. Hattie Botti glremer, Blanche
Kaufman, FAME Michelbacher. Gussie
Reinhardt Nettie kaufman, Birdie Eel
heimer. Jean Lovenstein, Rosa. Greentree,
Esther Hirshioerg, Florence Levy,
Lottie Well, Mrs Max J. Cohen.
Messrs. ThUrston Cardoza. W. W. Trib-
bett Castor Kraker. Louis LeibeTmutn,
Ralph Binswanger. Dr. James P. Roy,
Waiter Sycle. NJ. F'lorsheim. William Joel,
Overton Sales, T. r. Toone, Max j. Cohen,
Edward Loverstein, Mr.. Canepa and r.
f. Banks.
Among those who have taken boxes on
Broad Street to view the Carnival pa
rades and opening exercises are "Rex.'
Mr.. Henry L. Valentine, Mr.. P. II Mayo,
Mr. Joseph Bryan, and the Misses Stew
art. Mr.. PASCAL Davie, r. Lancastcr
Williams George W. Stevens. Misses
Marcuse, Mrs. Taliaferro, the American
National Bank and the Virginia State
Insurance Company.
the bride Of Mr.. Frank G. Randall next
Wednesday at the residence Of the brides
mother, no. 4G7 North Eighth Street. at
$50 O'Clock. DR. E. n. Calsch will per
form the ceremony. On account OF be
reavement in Miss Myers family the
wedding will be very quiet. Mr. Randall,
the brother of the groom. will Re his best
man. The bride viii wear a handsome
tailor suit of black cloth, with hat and
gloves to match, and Will carry a Bible
bound in white leather and embossed in
silver.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs Randall will leave for Old Point;
thence to the Buffalo Exposition, Can
ada and Northern cities.
They will be at home after October 18th
at No. 202 South Third Street.
The Tablet Committee of the Colonial
Danes met yesterday at i o clock at the
residence of Mrs r. T. Hunter. No. 2l5
East Franklin Street. Final arrangements
were made for the unwilling at the VIII
liam and Mary College. Mrs. Reynolds
reported having secured a private car
from the Chesa peake and Ohio, which
would cost the members 81 for the return
trip. Mrs. Charles Washington Coleman
was in the chair.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Howard Hoge Mrs. Chiles Ferrall Mrs.
virginius Hall. Mrs. Gideon Davenport.
Mrs Robert A. Gibson. Mrs. Reginald
Gilham Mrs. Robert Lancaster. Mrs.
Warner Moore. Mrs Landonia Dashiell,
NIr5 y, 3. Canul, Mrs. NJ. f. Peasants,
Mrs Meredith Montague. Mrs. c. ". P.
Brock, Miss Anna BOykn. Mrs. John
Stewart, Mrs. Robert G.. Rennolds, Mrs.
r. S. Thomas. of Smithneld: Miss Li3zse
Mclean, of Washington: Mrs. Alfred
Withers, of Gloucester; Mrs. Lyon G. Ty-
Ter, Miss Edith Fl Smith. Miss Mary Car
rett. Miss Elizabeth Coleman: of Williams
burg. and Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page, CT
Norfolk
A delightful tea and musicale was given
Friday night from to II a the residence
of Miss Hurseman. No. 222 Harrison
Street for the benefit of st. Marks Choir.
The parlors we're beautifully decora ted
with golden rod and roses. and during
the evening ice-cream was served to the
guests.
Miss Hurseran had receiving with her
Mrs Saintsburg, Miss Mary Anderson.
Miss L. Davidson and Miss Ida Tyser.
Music helped to make the evening pass
enioyably.
Little Miss Mamie Franklin gave reci-
station:+''0 stcrrn!ng Light vas rendered
hv Mr. Thomas.I M. Stuart and Mr,
while little Floyd Kraby sung two sweet
solos,
About one hundred people called. the
parlors being crowded all the time.
Miss Annie F. Apperson and Mr.. Lloyd
Jones. of this city, We're married at
the residence of Mrs. Charles Baker Jr.. y
o'clock Misses 1ranA Wa1tOA Bessie