The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-17

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TIL TIM rs: RICHM
Beirne, Carrie Armistcad. Louise Her.
liam Binford, Mary Moulton, Fannie War
wick. Mary Drake, Nan Morris, Gussie
TAYLOR. Emily Wexford. Hutchinson;
Messrs. Henry Hotchkiss, Pieasanton
Conquest, Nelson Robins Gilmer Minor,
William Minor, Paul Stevens, William
R. Turner, James X Dunlop, Charles
Todd. Julien Hill, j. L. de Treville. Elmo
Hutchinson. Julian Bidgood, Walter Hu-
bard, Horace stringfellow and others
Among the numerous whist meetings
last week was that last Monday OF the
Stay-at-Home Club which met at the
residence Of Mrs. Walter Martin. The
highest score was that OF Miss Matte
Harris and Mr. John Tyler
The I. x. l.. met at the residence OF
Miss Estclle Mountcastie Tuesday night
and most enjoyable evening was spent
Among those who contributed to the
amusement of those assembled were
Miss May Pcttis, Miss ristelle Mount.
castle, MIS- Charles oili1Si, AnA'' -
Miss Alma Cosby, Mr.. Charles frisch-
lkorn, Mr.. Churchill Graves and Mr.. W.
G. Long.
The Board of the Colonial Danes met
Tuesday at noon at the Virginia his-
tor1cal Society, with Mrs. Herbert Ciai-
Two NJ new members were elected-Mrs.
Camden, of Versailles. KY. and Mrs.
Robert J. Reed, OF wheeling, Va: :,
Bird Nicholas: the national treasurer s! 1; of
the Colonial Danes. and Mrs. Gillisple,
first president and great-grand-
daughter Of Benjamin Franklin, a COM
The annual meeting will be held Tues
day afternoon, November 26th.
Invitations have been received in this
city from Mr. and Mrs. William Moore
Watson to the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Jennie Harrison Watson, to Mr.
Thomas Lee Craig. of Gastonia. N. c.,
November 9th, at the Centenary Method
list Church, New Bern, N. c.
Miss Watson has often been visitor
in this city and this announcement will
be of great interest to her friends here.
There was regular meeting Of the
Board Of Managers of the Rosemary
Library Tuesday afternoon at No.
South Third Street, at which Mrs. Bagby
presided: Regular routine business was
transacted and it was also decided to
have a view Of the interior of the library
taken and sent to the Wonnan's Building
Of the Charleston Exposition.
Miss Katie Y. Poindexter of No. $40
West Marshall Street. and Edgar L. Dor
set. of Powhatan, left Tuesday for Wash
inston. where they will be married They
Will return to Richmond after a short
bridal tour in the North. They will live
at the home OF the bridegroom, in Pow
hatan.
At Halerord. Franklin county, Va,
Tuesday morning. Miss Lucy NJ. Han
cock married to Mr.. Robert Mar
shall Lynn, the groom's father, Rev. J.
S. Lynn, officiating. Only the members
of both families We're present at the we'd
ding, which took place at the brides
home. No carGs were issued.
The bride is the only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin P. Hancock, and a
member of old Franklin county fam
lily The groom is city editor of the Rich
mond Dispatch.
After a fortnight's stay with relatives
of the bride in Georgia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn will be at home at No us West
Main Street. Richmond.
L ne 1OiuSn mule gave d. utilSHllul
reception Monday night at No. sos East
Leigh Street GA Musical Courtship'
was the feature of the evening. and in
this contest Miss Thomas and Mr. Otma
Lee obtained a box of Huylers candy as
first prize, and Miss Marian Jones and
MI Henry Riddicll were consoled with
the BOBBY prize.
Rccitations and vocal selections were
contributed bv Misses Darlton, Bessie
Holland and Miss Smthdeal.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the Woman's
Club Compass whist was played. the
highest score being made by Misses Lou
and Josephine Knox. north and SOUTH
and Miss Precious Moore and Mrs. Spill
man east and west.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
by Miss Hannah London at her home
Wednesday The members of the Jolly
Helpers Club that: were present were
Misses Florence Geliman, Sadie Stern,
NIollie Wolf, Florence Scheriff. Jennie
Merchant Celia Davis; Messrs. Moses
Harfield, Mark Stern Ike Sonnenburg
Johnnie Spector Sally Wolf Louis SAPPHIRE
Mike Lovenstein and several others.
Two steamers were chrstened by Vir-
einia girls during the week. The first
WAS that of the Virginia, the new pas
senger boat of the Chesapeake and ono.
Which was named after the wife vi the
president of the road, and launched at
the Trigs Shipyards Tuesday. Miss Helen
Stevens was the fair sponsor on thac
occasion, coming from Rockbridge cs.
recially for the occasion.
Mis-: Louise Earnest, the daughter OF
Csltsin c. a. Earnest. superintendent OF
the Norfolk division of the Old Domln-
ion Steamship Line, chrstened the
Brandon" IN Wilmington, Delaware, yes
terday afternoon.
1.-THE Sense OF Beauty; its Starvation
and Cultivation was the subject so skill
fully discussed yesterday afternoon by
Mesdames L. 3. Valentine, w. L. Robins
and L. L. Lewis. This was the first meet
Ing oc the Saturday Club for the winter
and the first of a series Of discussions
based on The Beautiful as an Education
al Force
If yesterdays meeting was fortaste
of others to come. much enjoyment and