The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-26
SOCIA AND
PERSONAL.
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PERSO NAl,.
s. .sxvoodiand Heights was the scene of
:. del,gnl1ui reception Thursday evening.
IN honor OF MISS 4,iaDei Jasser, OF
~ est t1anrlUn. Long island, N. ", by
her charming nos less Mrs. =. : s.. " M
/ free. Mrs. slntree was assisted IN re-
ceivlng her guests by the Misses Jaeger
and Enllna DuvaE
refreshments Wers served in the dining
room, which had been prettily decorated
for the OCCASION. DuIluS tie ev>IllnS Si:.
Briggs, MISSES Danlon, Alc-.;.uen and
h Pool rendered several pre.ty Selections
in vocal music. Among those present
were: Misses Jaeger. OF New York;
Emma Duval, Of Cenlrall;i, Va. J; Mary
B. and Cornclia Hancock, OF Cnes-
teriled; Edna Blanton, Of Rich
aund; Grace ana Emma Perdue and An
ME Pool, OF Manchester: May Lipscomb
and Ella v. Ninfree, Of Woodland
Heights; Ifs. Z. T, filiiinton, of Ches-z
terrified Courthouse; Mrs. z. V. Gogbill,
MIR. ana Mrs. j. z. Winfree. Of Wood
land Heights.
Alessrs. c. W. Montgomery, ]. w.
Briggs, Jr., Robert Forest, G. Eugene
and c p. Blanton and John Tyler, of
Richmond; Norvclle Anderson; ]. r. Per-
due, Jr.. James NJ. and D. B. Perdue, of
| Manchester; j. b. Lipscomb and d. P.
Moody, of Woodland Heights.
Miss Isabel Venita King was married
sat the residence Of Rev. H. A. Bagby
Monday night TO NIr. George E. Prnnett.
Che bride, who is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. W. j, King, of Hanover coun-
ty. wore a becoming blue travelling dress.
with hat and gloves to match
The groom is an employe of the Rich
moid, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road
After q two-wseks trip to New York
they win return to this city. where they
will make their future home.
| Invitations have been received in this
city for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Julia Jefferson to DR.. Samuel Perci2al
Myer, at the Broadway Methodist Church,
Louisville November 18th.
The brde-elect has many times been
| one of Rchmonds most popular visitors.
and many are the congratulations sent
| her from our midst.
A pleasant entertainment was given by
local talent at the Girls Club last night,
which met at No. 2633 East Franklin
| Street at o'clock. These meetings VIII
| be continued from Friday to Friday anu
! during the coming winter and spring the
| following subjects have been already Sc
| lected as topics for discussions:
places have Seen" by it's gifted
! member, Miss Maria Blair; November
! Sth, "Favorite Books of Fiction; Novem-
| Der 18th, Health for Women; January
10th. the Sabbath in the Life Physical
| Necessity; January 3lst, Influence OF
Women Over Men; March 14th, Dress,
and April 18th, Courtesy.
/ Among the officers are Mrs. Albert
Bruce, Miss Kathleen pnchhux, Miss
! Maude Morgan, Miss Nettie Boykin ana
/ Miss Bertha Wexford.
| Miss Maria Blair will give a series OF
| six lectures commencing Friday, NoVem
| Der lst, at the Richmond Female Semi
! nary. These are not alone for the benefit
i of the pupils, but any lover Of literature
| may obtain a ticket Of admission from
| President Williamson.
! a Current Event Glass will also be
formed during the early part OF Novem-
| Der, at which non-students will be ad-
| mitted
Mrs. Bridget Sullivan has issued in
| vitations to the marriage of her daugh-
| ter, Miss Annie Maria Swain, to Mr..
! Thomas Francis O'Connor, at ST. Fat
| rick S Church next Wednesday morning.
! Mrs. Herbert Claiborne will get up,
/, with other members of the Virginia. His
torical Society and the Confederate Me-
| mortal Literary Society, an exhibit for
| the Woman's Building at the Charleston
| Exposition.
Mr.. S. L. Lindsay has consented to
| lead the cotilions of Miss Anna Deans
| Cotilion Glass, the first dance of which
will be given Friday, November sth, at
| the Belvidere Hall.
| Dr. Thomas Nelson Page, Of the nd
| ing his University at the bicentennial
which is being held this week.
} The s'Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
1 last night at the residence of Miss Matte
| iarris. 1t was one of the best attended
meetings of the season, and spirited
| game of whist was INDUCED in.
The Church Fill Card Club held its
first meeting for the season last night
at the residence of Miss Daisy Hancock
She had as her guest Miss Virginia II.
Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUDE Walker and their
SON Mr.. Claude Walker. Jr., are staying
Win tnelf parents, at osiTWoouSL, Oh
the Brook Road.
Mr.. ]. w. Cloves is in Newport News
on business trip.
Mr. John Nokely has returned --om Gin
cinnati where he went to attend the we'd
d ng Of his sister and Mr.. McCourt.
Miss Mary Ashley Bell has left for New
&1,f,, ,jt,y
where she has been the guest Of honor on
several occasions.
Mrs. Bessie Miller Oton, the distinguish
cd star reader and teacher of ''Delsante
theory of Expression" is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Russell Cecil, No. cos East Grace
Street.
Miss Mamie Payne, of warrenton. is
one of the most admired visitors of the
Atlanta Horse Show.