The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-20

SOnalttyl OIL tnlS 8OlStlu6 uloAASeass.'
in noWise destined to disapp olntln le "
even the dreary atmosphere Of the DOCKS ~
and the trials Of the custom house 1a iI-
10 dim the Scheerfulness of her #puo , All
temper or to cloud a bright comic sils$
III American Kindness and nos lta n.
Her appearance mas clearly evoked ,, en,.5
thusiasm when one finds her oescr i,'s.ss
as exquisiteiy fair. with blue eyes W. .ila.,
have a. smile In them and a pesaa2 ulih
5IntelIectual face.
Isl Madame Grand s American tour unoer
the management Of Major ]. 3. Pona
opens in Philadelphia on October 2otn
and on the 18th the Richmond public Will
have an opportunity Of hearing her ptn-
liant lecture on 1.-The Art of Happiness.
Seats are being rapidly sold for this per-
III. 1nanJs at alle Academy boX-once,
but there are still good ones to be had.
Great interest is being manifested in
the rehearsals every night at the Acad-
envy Of Music of the oera Princess Bon
ME, which is to be gwen on the 18th ana
olst for the benefit of the Hebrew Home
for the Aged and lntirm. The cast was
arranged and rehearsals commenced
some months ago, SO very eScelenr
amateur performance may be looked
forward to- Boxes may now be secured
AZ the Office of Mr.. Henry Hutzier, at the
Perpetual Building and Loan Assocla-
,ion, on Main Street.
This opera is under the. direction OF
AR, Jacob Reinhardt. One OF the many
great scenic details will be the produc-
stage.
This coming week is not without its
share of the fever, Which is raging
the matrimonial world. The first .hat
is looked for this week is that of Miss
Florence Neale, of No. Ill North Nine
teenth Street, to Captain Charles u.
Leadbetter, of Birmingham Inc wed
,ans Will be solen1nized from the hons
of the brides father, Mr.. Samuei a.
Neale, on next Wednesday,.
On the same day. at Calvary Bartlst
Church, at 6:3o o'clock in the evening,
Miss Nettie Watts, Spencer West, the
daughter of Mrs. G. f. west. willfbecome
the BRIDE of Mr.. Edgar John Wicker.
Invitations have also been issued Tor
the marriage of Miss Carrie Clay Page,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Pase'
to Mr.. George r. Omohundro The we'd
ding will take place at o'clock IN the
evening from the Rhodes Methodist
Church, Nelson county, on WEDNESDAY.
Miss Wilson Shelton, of NO. I'll South
Third Street will also become a br1oe on
the twenty-tfird- invitations having peeh
received to that effect.
Bremo on the upper James, the home
of the Misses Cooke, will be the scene OF
pretty wedding, when Mrs. Samuel
Mayach will become the bride of MI.
William Bcnout Shields, Of st. Louis.
Mo-
The Board of tho w. c. A, OF Church
Hill, will meet on Tuesday afternoon at
No. 26o3 East Franklin Street. a large
attendance is desired, as this meeting
is two weeks later than usual. it having
been postponed on account of the Car
nfyal.
A wedding of great interest to Vir-
ginians this week will be that of Mr.
Henry Rely to Miss Nettie c.. Evans OF
Florence, S. c., which will take place
from that place Tuesday. Mr.. RELY is
sen of The late Judge Rely, and
member of the Bar Association OF this
city.
Miss Evans is very well known and
beloved here having at one time been
a member of the Faculty Of the Richmond
Female Seminary. They will make their
future home with the groorns mother,
Mrs. f. c. Rely, No. Ii East Grace
Street
Miss Dorothea Lee, who is one of the
bridesmaids. will leave to-day, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Paterson Card
well. for Florence, S. c.
An enjoyable smoker and banquet was
given Friday night at the Westmoreland
Club by tho Sons Of tho an7cr:~~n
luton, at which covers were laid for fftyi
1t was in honor Of The anniseisa-. NE
surrender OF Yorktown. Dr. 3. B. Minor
was toast-master He called upon the
following speakers among: others to re-
spond: Hon John Goode, Mr.. Samuel
Pulliam, Colonel Mcintosh and Mr.. Will
liam dcFarlane Jones
Mr.. J. Morris Howard, of Newport
News, and Miss Julia 7. Parkinson were
united in marriage last Tuesday evening
at the home OF the brides mother Mrs.
T. II. Parkinson, No 2611 East Marshall
Street, Rev. NJ Ashby Jones performing
the ceremony
Miss Alberta Parkinson, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor. and Mr. Rich
ard ]. Howard. Of Norfolk, brother of
the groom, best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard will make their
future home in Newport News.
A marriage OF interest took place in
Washington Thursday. both the parties
being from this city. Miss Vera Chris
tan HUndley was the pretty bride and
Mr.. Harry c.. Gentry the groom. This
was not an elopement, for announcement
cards were sent out Friday by the brides
sister. Mrs. w. w. Jeter, with whom she
resided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry are at home to
their friends at No 624 North Seventh
Street.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Ella H Charter to Mr.. Howard S. Heslep,
a merchant in the West-End.
The ceremony will be performed at the
Randolph-Street Baptist Church at 63O
O'clock next Tuesday evening by Rev. c.
S. Tuttle.
The bridc-elect' is the daughter of Mr..
Ross Charter. of No. 80 South Laurel
Street. and is a member of the choir IF
Randolph Street Church.
Mr.. Joseph I. Ammons, of Henrico coun-
ty. and Miss Elleanora Lloyd. also of that
county, were quietly married at the
brides home, at Seven Pines. last Wed |
nesdav. Rev. s. 3. CHM performing the |
ceremony.
Professor Stockton Arson, of Princeton |
will delight his hearers at the Woman's |
Club on Monday night at half-past eight |
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