The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-13

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appeal to the spirit; let us give 1T its voice.
character Is the measure OF art and in
fiuence and religion leave its mark
Miss Mary Ashley Bell pleased the au-s
: oence with her sweet singing and was
encored twice Her voice shows a won
dertul amount of training, expression and
! feeling.
Afterwards refreshments were served
and friend greeted friend. Miss Crump'
poured coffee and Miss Winston served
tea s=s -
among the prominent visitors .-.dC were
present were: Miss Punnell. Norfolk; Miss
+ Emma :. Porter, Brooklyn; Mrs. r. Lindsay
Goruon, Louisa Courthouse: Mrs. Alfred
randolph, Mrs. A. Warren Western, Miss
Alice NJ Parker, Washington; Mrs. For
| olch, New York: Mrs. A. Emma. Hughes,
Lynchburg; Miss Voolfolk and Miss Brad
bury, of Orange.
Miss Jean Wexford Myers was mar
rled very quietly last Thursday. The
bridegroom was Mr.. Frank G. Randall.
The ceremony was performed by Rabbi z.
n. Calisch at the home of the brides
mother, No. 40I North Eighth Street at
o'clock. Owing to recent bereavement
in the family no invitations were issued.
Miss Annie E. Grimswcl was married
Tuesday night at ST. Johns Evangelical
Church at { o'clock to Mr.. Charles r.
Dietrich. The ushers were MIR. Henry
Grin:swell, brother of the bride; Mr.. Eu-
gene Dietrich, brother of the groom; Mr.
Arthur NIattern and Mr. Charles KEEP
Ter.
The bride wore a gray travelling dress
and carried a shower bouquet oil lilies or
the valley. The church was beautifully
decOrat a Il nv a rnmDnl The bride Is
the daughter of Mrs. E. Grimswell and
the groom is a valued employee OF t. l..
Christian Company. After an extended
trip north, they will be at home to their
many friends at No q North Beech
Street. DR.. Huber, Of Baltimore, perform
ed the marriage ceremony.
The :Stay-at-Home'' Whist Club will
meet tomorrow night at the residence Of
Street
Miss Katherine Beverly Holiday. of
Suffolk, became, the bride of DR.. Robert
Henley Pretlow Wednesday at $50 o'clock.
| The ceremony was performed at St.
| Paufs Episcopal Church The bride is
| the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alto H.
| Holiday and a. granddaughter OF the late
Colonel John r. Copeland.
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studied medicine in New York. where he
now has his practice. He is also visiting
physician of the Columbia Hospital.
Mr. Robert H. Talley gave g. delightful
dinner in honor of Miss Lizzie Heeman.
Mr. Talley's guests were Miss Mary Wad-
dill. Mr.. Arthur Cannon, Mr.. William
Storms and Miss Lizzie Heeman.
Mrs Allen Cock of Norfolk, gracefully
| chaperoned the party.
A box party was given Miss Emily
Ne,nps of Washington, d. c., at the mat
inee Horse show yesterday, chaparoned
by Mrs. ,.las. Grandy, of Norfolk.
Among the guests were: Miss Walker,
Miss Gordon, DR.. Grandy and Nlessrs.
w. G. Ferguson, S. L. Carter, Messrs.
Bryan and Randolph Holiday.
Dr.. Marmadulzc Atkinson, of Newport
News, entertained a party at the Horse
Show Friday night in honor of Mss Eliza
beth Boyd, Of Baltimore. After the per-
torrance a delightful supper was served
at Murphy's Hotel. Ills guests were
Misses Anne and Elizabeth Boyd, Of Bal
tinore: Margaret and Louise Wright, of
Philadelphia. and Lucy and Ethel Atkin-
son. The party was chaperoned by Mrs.
Sidney ]. Dudley. of Hampton.
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The complimentary house meeting to
the guests Of the Deep Run Hunt Club,
which had been set for Monday. has been
declared off by the NJ. f. H.. Mr.. Harry
Reattie because of the inability to par
ticipate Of so many of the visiting horse
men and lady riders.
A fine cross-country course from the
Horse-Shows pavilion to the clubhouse
had been selected for the occasion, and
a fine run after the hounds was anticl-
pate(f, but the warmth OF the weather.
the WEAKNESS of the men and animals
and the necessity for carrying out prior
shipping arrangements obliged the aband-
onmcnt of this attractive feature OF the
weeks sport. 1t is agreed, however,
that there shall be a hunt next year that
will be worth living for.
Mrs. J. c. Parkinson has issued fnvi-
tations to the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Julia Temple Parkinson, 20 Mr. John
Morris Howard. OF Newport News. Va,
to take place Tuesday, October 10TH at
$50 o'clock at her residence on East
Marshall Street.
Members OF the Woman's Club can OBJ
tain tickets for admission to the lecture
Of Madame Grand, on the 18th by applying
at the clubhouse on Monday or Tues
day and exchanginS same for reserved
two days only. After the 18th the box
Office will be open to the public.
Miss Florence Massie. daughter of Sem
ator Bland Masse. Of Nelson county.
came down from her school. II Charlottes-
ville to attend the Carnival Friday
afternoon and was among the ladies on
the floor of the convention to-day
Miss Laura Elinwood Estes. Of Straights-
tom, Pittsylvania county. Va, who has
been the guest OF her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. O. Verser, on Church Hill, during Car
nivaI week. returned to her home via the
Southern Railway Friday night.
Miss Rosa liable, OF Winchester, is Wis
iting Miss Lottie We'll, of West Clay
Street
Mrs. S. A. Mackie and daughter OF
Church Hill, are staying in Washington.