The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28
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.SOCI AZ I'D
PERSONAL

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THANKSGIVING will be unusually gay IN
| the social world apart from the toot-p ali
| game. where long streamers. large chr -
anthemums and University flags Will ho1o
their sway. The first entertainment "
! the programme is an elegant buttet lullcn--
con to be given by Mrs. katherine Cams
| ron NIichaIlx to her guests, Miss Ferr1ter,
| of Norfolk, and Miss Harrison, OF F etei'--
| burg, from 1890 to 2 O'Clock.
| The ball game at the Baseball PaIh
! viii, engage the attention of all III tue
afternoon, while for tonight many ul III
| ferent forms of amusement nave peel
| planned.
A german will be given by the soclsts
| set to the visiting University boys al tue
| Masonic Temple, with Mr.. Adolphus Blair
| as leader.
The Jefferson Club will give a barn
dance. which will afford no end of amuse-
| ment to those fortunate ones VINO nave
| received the unique invitations.
|. The soldier BOYS will give a dance in
| the large drill hall at the armory, the
arrangements being under the direction
of Messrs. r. E. Eddins, E.. P. Weber
and G. w. Davis.
| One of the weddings of the day will be
| thai of Miss Inez Hawthorne Scott to Mr..
| Horace Clifton, at Barton Heights
Miss Willie A. Mitchell and Mr.. Harry
| % Kline will be married at the residence
OF Mrs James B. Vaughan, No I'll North
| Twenty-eigfth Street, tonight, al nine
| O'Clock. The ceremony will be performed
| by Rev. r. s. Beadles, uncle OF the
bride. Miss Mitchell is one of Church
| Hills most popular young ladies. and MI:
Kline is a well known business man Of
this city.
| 4 wedding of great interest to people
in the city yesterday was that of Dr.
joseph Page Masse and Miss Cynthla
Mundy at "Airheld.' the beautiful coun-
try home of the brides parents, DR.. and
Mrs. J. C. Mundy, Of Aliens Creek, Am
| herst county.
The parlors, halls and dining-room were
artistically and profusely decorated IN
| palms, snilaX and potted chrysanthe-
| NUNS, and to the strains OF Mendeis-
sohn's wedding march at $50 o'clock the
bridal party entered the parlors. First
| to enter were the attendants, Miss Mary
! Mundy and Mr.. William Mundy, sister
and brother of the bride: then came the
bride and her dame of honor, Mrs. Cliff
| ton Turner, of Blueffeld, w. Va, who
were met at the i1nprovsed floral altar
by the groom and his best man, Mr..
| Norman Morton, of this city. The i'm
| presssve ceremony WAS performed by
Rev. DR.. James Mundy, of Lynchburg,
| uncle of the bride.
A reception was held Immediately after
| the ceremony, at which an old-fashloned
! and elegant collation. was served with
Southern hospitality, after which Or. and
| Mrs. Massie left by special train Tor
| Lynchburg, from which point they lett
| for Northern tour. Among the hlch-
| mond guests present We're: DR.. and Mrs.
| ~ Jr Robert G Hidden. ana
! Dr. G.. NJ Hazen.
| The bride is one of the most attractive
and popular girls of that section, While
| DR.. Massie is one of the most popular
| and prominent physicians of Richmond
Dr.. and Mrs Massie will come to this
city about the fifteenth Of December
Mir. Hubert Todd Houston, formerly Of
Norfolk. but now q. prominent member
of the Clarksburg, ". Va. bar, and Miss
Emily Taylor Glasgow, were married at
the Second Presbyterian Church yestcT-
day morning at IL o'clock. The wed iice,
was a quiet, but very interesting, n:1e.
Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil, the pastor, ger
formed tho ceremony and Miss Willie
Sn.oot played the marches. The church
was filled Will, friends and relatives OF
the couple.
The bridal procession was led by the
ushers. Messrs. James Beverly Harvie,
Stuart Neville MichauX, William Gar
land Taylor Jr., and Gordon Paxton, of
Norfolk, the cousin of the bride and
groom. The bride entered the church
with her father. Mr.. Francis Thomas
Glasgow, and was met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, Frank
Clark, of Norfolk. She was gowned In
an extremely handsome tailored costume
Of biscuit colored cloth. The skirt was
col wi, y, IF
stitched cloth. The waist had similar
bands opening over Il vest of cream color
ed applique lace in 'front.' where they
were also outlined by tiny cloth but
tons. With the gown was worn a hat
having a. ietted crown, and a brim of
applique lace like that forming the garni-
ture of the waist, and ivory white suede
gloves.
Immediately after the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs, Houston left for a tour of The prin-
cipal Northern cities. At it's conclusion
they will return to make their home in
ClarksburS, W. Va, where Mr.. Houston
is located.
Mrs. Houston is a sister of the au-
thoress, Miss Ellen Glasgow, and Of
Mr.. Arthur Graham Glasgow, of London,
Eng. Through her father she is de-
scended from the Glasgows of Green
Forest" Rockbridge county, a prominent
Scotch-1rish family of that section Her
mother, before her marriag e was Miss
Jane Anne Gholson, the daughter of
Judge William Gholson, of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Houston is the son of Samuel Ruth
erford Houston, at one time United
States Minister to Greece. He is a law
Yer OF ability with an excellent practice
in ClarksburS
One Of the prettiest home weddings
yesterday was that of Miss Bessie Cnris-
tian Davis and Mr.. William Cary Bragg
at the residence of the brides father DR..
Hugh Wythe Davis. 80. IL IVES, Grace
Street, at $50 o'clock No Invitations
were issued in the city, the wedding being
solemnized by DR.. w. Z. Hatcher as
sisted by DR.. Gardner, in the presence of
relatives only. The house was beautiful
~ decorated in palms, smilaX, and chry-
santhenlums by -. Hammond. making
a color scheme of green and white.
TO the strains OF the wedding march
the bridal party entered, first coming
down the ribboned aisle being Misses
Rhoda and Susie Davis, sisters of the
bride, then the bride, leaning on her faith
cr's arm, wearing handsome toilet Of
whit ,,i.,r oth ba