The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-18
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

AT the First Baptist Church of BoWllhs
Green was solem1lized yesterday at 1looii
the marriage Cf Miss N1aude Pollard 70
Mr.. Robert LIE thurman. The ceremony
was performed by the brother OF the
bride, DR.. E. B. Pollard, of washington,
d. c. The maid of honor was MISS Isti-
lah Rookh Pollard, the bride sister.
AIr. Arthur Hynds, of Atlanta, served as
best man, and Mr. G. Harvey Ctalhe anu
Mr. John Garland Pollard, OF richmond
were the attendants.
The bride was attired in q blue talloT-
made travelling gown, with a farlslah
hat to match, and carried bride roses.
The maid of honor wore q white mousse
line gown, with a large black picture hat,
and carried pink chrysanthemums. Inc
pulpit was beautifully decorated with
palms and other evergreens, and before
and during the ceremony a strlnged Or
chestra from Richmond p.e"ed arproprl-
ate selections.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the
bridal party We're entertained at oe-
lig3ltful luncheon.
Among the guests ipresent were Miss
Cannon, of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward B. Pollard, of washington; otiS
Mason Pollard and Emily Pollard. MISS
Juliet Pollard, of Philadelphia; Mr. Ar
thur Hynds. Of Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs. &.
Harvey Clarke. Miss Virginia Clarke,
Miss Emma Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. WI
lard II. Cox, John Pollard Cox, Mrs r. NJ.
Long, Mrs. III. r. Pollard, Miss Susie
Gresham. Rev DR.. Alfred Bagby, MIS-
Mamie Voolfolk, Mrs. II. a. AlcCufdy.
Miss Ethyl McCurdy and John Garland
Pollard OF Richmond.
The bride is the daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. John Pollard, of Bowling Green
Va She is a young lady OF many az
fractions and has hosts OF irlenoS iie ie'
as well as in Atlanta, where she spent
last winter. The groom is an Albanian
nv birth hut has long been a resident Oh
Atlanta. where he is successfully engaged
in business being vice-president ana sec
retarv of the Atlanta Dithograr'iMng 20.
Tho bridal trip includes New York ana
other points north, after WHEN .neS "iii
return to Atlanta, where they VIII tesiS'e'
O,,ito p large party will leave mere SAL -
1,rt,av for Newport News Win eroS
TYLER to witness the chr1stehlllS VI W
Pacific mail liner siberia MISS 'i'ei,o
Norwood Tyler will be the one 10 preah
the bottle of champagne over me ne" w.
col Miss TYLER. who is quite a pretty
brunette. will wear on that occasion d
bandsonh gown with cream applique
touches of color being supplied by en-
cr,,stations of Persian embroidery. -
comnlete this toilet will be worn large
hlacI5 C,ainsborough hat, with long SOFT
black plumes.
some of those who will go in the par
ty are Governor and Mrs. j. Hoge Iyle''
Misses Belle Norwood, Susie and. Lily
Tyler. Miss Maude Battle, Of Washing
ton; Miss Mary Ashley Bell, OF fluVahi.sa'
Mrs c. v. Darlington, Mrs j. u. Fouls
the Messrs. Tyler, Col. 10 Lane STERN
c. Y. Darlington, John D. Potts, James
Mann, W. L. Battle, Jr., William Came
ron and w. w. Sale.
Great interest is being manifested in the
rehearsals every night at the Academy or
Music OF the opera Princess Bonnie, which
is to be given on The Goth and S1st for the
benefit of the Hebrew Home for the AGED
and Infirn.. The cast was arranged and
rehearsals commenced some months ago,
so a very excellent amateur performance
may be looked forward to. Boxes may
now be secured at the office Of Mr.. Hen
~ Hutzier, at the Perpetual Building
and Loan Association, on Main Street
This opera is under the direction of Mr..
Jacob Reinhardt. One of the many great
scenic details will be the production OF
d genuine #MdleIIdli GE-pit lllO 'oLsh5N ~
principal parts will be taken by Miss
Rhonie Hutzler. Bonnie; Miss Blanche
Hardy Hecht. of Norfolk, Kitty; Mrs. NJ.
III. Asher, Auntic Crab; Mr.. c. c. Crump.
Capt Tarpaulin; Mr.. Thomas MITCHELL
Shrimps; Mr.. Aaron Jacobs. Count Fal-
settle; Mr.. Edwin Bosller, Admiral Pomp-
poso; Mr.. Alfred Abrams. Salvador; Mr..
William Heller, Roy, and Mr.. Sydney
Gunst, Lieutenant Fussee.
The first general rehearsal Of the We'd
nesday Club Childrens Chorus will be
held in cid All Saints Church building,
Oh Madison Street, between Grace and
Franklin Streets on Saturday, October
18th. at Il O'Clock noon. All members
OF the chorus and all children wishing
to join same must be present promptly.
The prospects are for a very large chorus
this season.
Miss Efie Branch and Miss Jean Foss
are in New York. Mr.. John p. Branch
LIFT last night to join them in order to
say farewell 10 his daughter. Mrs. Ar
thur Glasgow, who will sail to-day with
her husband for their future nome, III
London, England.
1t will be remembered that the wedding.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glasgow took place III
this city on October LIST.
A marriage in the near future of in
terest to Virginians is that of Miss Mary
Richard Chichester. OF Philadelphia, to
Mr. Alexis Felix Du Pont. of Whining
ton, Del. The bride-elect is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Washington IS. Chichester, of
Rockville, Md, and a relative OF the
well-known Virginia Chichester family.
The annual meeting of the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia An
tiquities, which was to have taken place
So trrl.aN has been stann ed until after