The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17
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his talented staff.
Miss Nora Leary, of No. I0s Grove Ave
nue.. is quite i'll at her home. This
nouncemcnt is made with much regret
| Miss Leary is one Of this seasons most
| talented debutants and is the daughter
Of Mrs. n. p. Leary.
| Quite a large gathering on Friday was
| that at the pie party given at the resi-
| dence of the Misses Bosquet, No. 260l
East Main Street. for the benefit Of the
Third Presbyterian Church. Vocal and in
strumental music made the hours pass
all too quickly for those assembled.
The Charity Ball, which had been ar
ranged for December 18th at the Masonic
| Temple, has been postponed until the mid
Mrs. Mclean Peasants, the daughter-in-
law Of Mrs. Matthew F'. Peasants.
Dr. ]. T. JelSs, of Hot Springs. Ark,
| is at Ford's Hotel. He was formerly
from Virginia and is well-known in the
! city. His brother is the Governor Of
Alabama, and his father was formerly a
distinguished officer in the Confederate
army.
The Emma Andrews whist Club met
Friday at the residence of Mrs. Gideon
Davenport. Compass whist was play
| ed, the highest score being obtained by
Mrs. Nash and Miss A. Williams, north
and south; Mrs. Wallace and Miss keith,
| east and west.
| Judge a. *. Leake, Of Goochland and
family are at their new home No. 14u2
Grove Avenue, which will be their win
ter and spring residence. their summer
nome being East Leake, Goochland coun-
y. MIR. David H. Leake, menlber-eiect
OF the House of Delegates from the
counties of Goochland and Fluvanna,
will reside with his father.
Colonel Meade Haskins, a former resi-
| dent of this city, and a we!l-known law
yer, is to be married next Week to Miss
Fannie Jones, daughter of the late Cap
tain a B. Jones, OF Blackstone, and a
sister of Mrs. Epes, wife of the late Con-
gresham sydney P. Epes, OF the r'ourtn
District.
The annual meeting OF the Association
Iva Lily 4tSSi d tiOii VI 9lllld -AullVul-
ties for the election of o1ncers for the
ensuing year VIII be held in the rooms
of the Virginia Historical Society tues
day, November 18th, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
These of the public who are interested
in the aims and purposes of The assocla-
ton are invited to be present.
There will be given at the Won-ans
Club on Friday afternoon at half-past
o'clock a nv n
a conversational Method OF -~achlng
modern languages. The talk VIII be IL
Illustrated by lesson given to a class,
showing the practica working OF the
method and the ease and rapidity with
which pupils acquire the use OF the lan-
guage.
Miss Jessie Akers Gibboney, of NO.
3l7 West Franklin Street, has returned
from New York, after taking thorough
course in physical culture and society
dancing. Miss Gbboney has organized a
dancing class at Chestnut Hill, and the
first meeting VIII be IN Chestnut-Hli
Hall on Saturday afternoon, the 91st
instant. She will announce later ner
opening in Richmond. where she mas
several classes forming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wray, of No.
l10 West Marshall Street, announce the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Lii
liam Anne, to Mr.. John c. Booth, On No
vember 9th at Grace Street Baptist
Church
Mrs. Walden, of Ashland, is the guest
OF Mrs. Leigh Page.
The annual meeting of the Masonic
Home Auxiliary Will be held at the Homo
on Tuesday, November 18Th, at noon. AZ
ter the reading of the presidents report.
and the election of officers. a lunch Will
be served The Board OF Governors have
been i,>:tcd tC meet with the ladies.
Mrs. b. B. Brochenbroush. OF Tappa-
hammock will be the guest of Mrs. joan
Tyler, No. SIG West Franklin Street, dur
ing the meeting of the Womans Aux
Hilary.
Miss Ida c. Gillespie, the beautiful
daughter of Captain Gillespie. of Clifton
Foge, Va. who has been visiting reIa-
lives here, has left for her home. after
| a pleasant stay of several months.
Miss Edna Boyce, of Grape Lawn, Mel
| son county, is in the city, and is visit
ing her brother .Ir. c. y. BGyce. NO.
| 9l5 East Leigh Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen gave de-
| lightful canoe on Thursday at the Mason
c Temple which had been beautifully
decorated for the occasion with palms,
smaller rooms was used for serving
smaller rooms was ueed FOR spSrtng
punch and an elegant supper. was serV-
ed at midnight.
Miss Pickett Waller, Of Whitewater. will
visit Mrs. ]. III. Capers. No. 922 Floyd
| Avenue, during the meeting Of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary.
Miss Emily Taylor Glasgow. and mr..
Hubert Todd Houston will be married
"Wednesday morning November 9th, at
II O'Clock in the Second Presbyterian
Church of this city. Miss Glasgow is
the daughter OF Mr.. f. I. Glasgow I'M
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Houston will leave for an extended
bridal tour Returning they Will make
their home in Clarksburg. w Va, where
Mr.. Houston has an extensive law prac-
tice.