The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-10

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b The =. Club. at their last meata
ling, which was held at the residence N0f
Mrs. c. r. / Smith Thursday en-.
ioyed tho following. programme: :
Instrumental solos by Mr.. c. M.
sFrischkorn, recitation by Miss An
ME Forester, vocal soloaby Mrs. 6. Z.
Srfth,$resd ling by. Miss Eva Calls reci-s
tation by Miss Resale Pettus and read
ing by Mr. Simon DTinard. E The mex.
meeting will be held Tuesday at the resi-
dence OF Miss Mountcastle.
IS The first meeting of the Richmond Edu-
cational Association will take place Mon
day, at $3.50 2. NJ, in old All-Saints'
Church, on Madison Street. The subject
for discussion will be .Charac ter-lF orma-
tive Influence of School Upon Cha rae
ter
Mrs w. c. Bentley gave a charming
informal tea on Tuesday afternoon, In
honor of her guest Mrs. John Bradford,
of New Orleans.
The wedding of Miss Maude Fout. the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fout,
to Dr. Edwin II. Shackleford. of this city,
took place at the home Of the bride, S,
parents, in Ilirksville, missouri. w ednes-s
day evening at $50 O clock. Miss Clara
.Fout,a younger sister of the bride, acted
as maid of honor. She was clad in white
organdy, wearing q short veil and carry
mig pink roses, while the bridesmaid, MISS
Ethel Picker, was in pink, wearing
short veil also.
The bride was clad in a filmy white
chiffon over SATIN exquitely trimmed in
lace and ribbon. Her veil fell to the edge
of her train. She entered the room, lean-
: ing on the arm fof her father, ana was
met at the improvised altar by. the groom
and his best man, Mr.. Alexis Allinski, and
was 1nitd by Rev. James Smith, the pas
tor of the First Presby terrain Church.
THE beautiful Fout residence was hand
somely decorated with palms, roses ana
c:rnsi tons, the color scheme Delng PINK l
and white.
Among those present from a distance
were Mrs. A. H. Conger, of Akron, ONO
Mrs, Charles Cummings, and Mrs. how
ard Krtschmer, Chicago: Mrs. Corrlgah,
Kansas City; and Mrs. Bessie dra it' u
Hurdland. ,,,.,,r;
DR. schackleford is native of Missouri.
hut a. one time lived in Nashville and
recently practiced medicine in this CITY.
Mrs Sbacklefords possesses a hiShly cul-
tnred mind and is a graceful blonde: me
reluctance of all circles in klrRsViiie ~
relinouish her should be the measure u
RichInond's gain in receiving her as q
resident.
One of the most delightful muslcaies OIL
the season was that given last Monua!
at the 1wcrnans Club. under the dlrecuon
Of Miss Roberta Allen. Those who as
sisted her and charmed their apprecla-
five audience were Miss Mamie HARRISON.
sceliist: Miss Louise Williams, plaiiNSt' anu
Miss Schott, of Washington
After the musicale, the usual pleasant
socia. hour followed, during when Mls'
George Warren poured tea anu W. %
Charles Wfngo coffee
Among the guests We're: MIS-. 49,
Bentley, Miss Louis braaloru, M W.. J.,
Williams. mrs. George Steger, M. -. -.
Hoen. Mr.. Thomas Boiling. Captain mar
~ Webster. Mrs. Charles II. langley
Norfolk: MSS Elizabeth Pace, floriN---'
Mrs. ]. Ware. Berryvtlle; MISS booteli'
orange; Ass Bliss and Mrs broaohaA
robertson, Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. J.. Taylor Ellyson entertained Inc
visiting ladies of the Executive CoEliii'.-
tee of the Davis Monument Assoc isillo'l
a. an elegant luncheon yesterday. at hei
bo,,a IN EAST Franklin Street. The hall
,ar,ore and din:ng-room were taste1uils
/ detorat ed and the table looked exceedingly
nrettv with its silver vases holding "illee
flowers and maiden hair and It's eiesaiie
center piece of Battenburg lace
These present to partake of this c1ar11l-
ING hospitality were: Mrs. EDWARD 0eeu'
Florida; Mrs.. R. c. Cooley, JacKsollvi' u :.
Mrs. William Reed. New YORK. Nii o., -. .
Thomas Mccullough, Staunton' Ms
Charles Brown, Birmingham. Aia., Wv. "
Rasil Duke, Kentucky; MIS-. James y ;
1a;.i, Norfolk.A Mrs n. Y. Randolph,
Mrs A. Blenner and Mrs. Edgar y.
Taylor.
AZ, Conway Knox was married last
THURSDAY at Bar.oouTsville to Miss Euse-
n;s Flenellvn Newman. the charmihs
aaa,ehter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Conway New ,,
man The 4ushers5 were Messrs. %. o. on
Slaughter. Alfred Slaughter. lkobert New.
man. Conway Newman. OF hicni,AoI ~,
H1r. r. 4. Rickett. OF Orafse' shu
| Kemper. of Charlottesville
| Miss Laura Newman, slster.oi 'i'< ~.
Vas maid of honor. She wore a oeco!il, :,
| ing dress of white orsa1loy any 80
! white chrysanthemums
The bride, wearing charming soMi
of white mousselinee over Whlte ts'ile'a e
entered the church leaning on the arm =. =.
! her father and was met at Inc ai'a a, :. -
tho groom and his best man, LME. Lar La
| borne Watkins. .,oa trim to
The couple left for an extended "Trip !.
/ New York, Niagara and POSSIBLY loiun ~,
some of the. guests we're Misses 80, L9u
i Knox. Miss Conway Knox. MISS Elliiis
. Knox, Mrs. Pepper, MIR. and Mrs. CollMas
Macon and daughter. Miss Evelyn Macon
/. Misses Florence and Mary Jones. -
charlottesville; Miss Ella Graves. OF or'
anre: Mr.. and Mrs Goodloe, OF Ric a',
mond. The. presents from VIDE clrc re-
of friends were both numerous ana ns''u
some. ,,,,.inees ma n
The groom is a. prominent business o ma,
connected with the drug house CT owe" en-
! and Minor, Of this city
Mrs. Thomas Pinckney IS III .Char'es
/ ton. IS. C., and will assist Mrs Herbert a
j Claiborne when she arrives the last OF IN
month in the necessary preliminary ar
!. rangements for the Woman's Building - .
the Charleston Exposition Mrs. plnch
! new will. also select the SPACE given IN IN
Il ;Wonlan.s Building to-. Virginia. Ever!
thing that is possible to be obtalned =
i connection with Virginia women VIII o
4 Nod Those who will assist Mrs C'''