The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-10
THE TIMES RICHMOND VA SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1901.

Anderson, ElizaLsth Davenport, Emmy
Addison. Maude Morgan, Martha 6Sto'
and Mrs. Brydon Tenant.
At the concert to be given on TUESDAY
evening at the Academy for the oensiie
of the Summer Rest, the boxes WIZ cs
occupied by the patrcnesses Of the enter
stainment: Mrs r. Lancaster Williams
Mrs. Alexander Cameron. Miss Margaret
Branch, Mrs. James n. Boyd. Mrs. John
L. Williams, Mrs Virginius Newton, Mrs
Ella Williams, Miss Mary Williams, Mrs.
r. S. Bosher, Mrs. W. r. Trigs, Mrs.
Thomas f. Jeffress. Mrs. S. W. Iravers'
Mrs. P. IT. Baskerville, Mrs. n. w Bowe,
Miss Annie Stewart, Miss Lucy Stewart,
Mrs. r. 3. Valentine.
A very beautiful wedding took place
Thursday evening at 5. O'Clock when Miss
Annie 3. Eek became the wife of Mr..
Russell A. ballard. The ceremony was
performed at the Sacred Heart Church
by the Rev. Father ], B. O'Reilly. After
the ceremony the happy couple returned
to the brides home. where dinner was
served for the young couple and their
many friends.
The bride was attired in beautiful
fawn- coored gown and carried a large
bunch of brides roses
Mr.. Danny OSuIlivan acted as best
man.
The ushers were N1essrs. Jos. b Eek.
brother of the bride; John Dolard and
Thomas Cox.
A few OF those dined, who, as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ballard, We're Misses An
ME Yarbrougtl, jamie Clark, Annie Duke,
Annie Higgins. Mary Foster ana titta
Dollard, Messrs. ]. Ross Jones and Mike
Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs. F'erriter and Mr..
and Mrs. Eek
Mr.. and Mrs ballard will he at l.en1e
to their many friends after February
18th. 1901 at their residence, 10 Randolph
Street, Richmond, Va. Their presents were
many and handsome.
Miss Blanche Walsh entertained a party
OF young friends at her home, $40 East
Marshall Street. on the evening OF her
birthday. February I'd. Among the amuse-
ments of the evening We're cards, music
and recitations. Supper was served about
1880 o'clock. Mss Este}la Humphreys
serving chocolate and coffee.
The invited guests We're: Misses rs
tefia Humphreys, Lola and mex Terrell.
jamie and Eva Walsh, Ruby Humphreys
Lillian Walsh. Hattie Ford, Ethel 1,e-
man. Edith Perrine. Lucille Nolin, Mary
Camp and Louise Barber; Messrs. Z. ~
Smith, E, w Walden. W. O. Warthen, ).
Pollock r. P. Allison, Eugene LpScomb
Hugh Garter, James Walsh and Percy
Walsh.
On "Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
Women's Club and Club Women VIII be
discussed at the Woman'S club. Ia
per will be read on History of Women's
Clubs by Mrs L. r. Dashiell. ''Po-
sjtion ana Influence of Club Women" by
Der viii be read on History OF Women's
Epitaph'' With music composed for the
occasions by Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt. Will be
sung. Soprano, Miss Hearon. contrato,
Miss Adair,. acCOmpanist, MISS Louie
Williams; chairman OF the evening, Mrs.
J. w. Harrison.
A most enjoyable german was siven at
the Jefferson ballroom Friday evening by
the Younger society element. The chap
erones were Mrs. G.. w. Stevens, Mrs
c. f. Doyle. Mrs. Alfred Gray, Mrs
Charles Darlington, and Mrs. Purcell
Miss Ethel Penn Gaskell Marsh, who
has been the guest of Mrs. James w.
Allison, has returned to her home IN
Eastou Pa She will be much missed by
a large circle of admiring friends, MADE
on this and q previous visit. She was the
recipient of many social attentions ana
it was due mainly to her efforts that the
amateur theatricals, recently given for
the benefit of the Old Dominion Hos
pital, proved SO successful!
Dr.. and Mrs. George Alsop Sprinkel, of
Culpeper, have announced the approach
ing marriage of their daughter. Miss Car
RE Sprinkel to Mr. Herbert f. Cox, of
this city. The ceremony will take place
Thursday, February 21st, at the Presbyte-
rian Church at Culpeper. Mr.. Cox is
the popular principal of Elba School.
Mrs. Florence Kelley, secretary of the
National Consumers League. will speak
at the Womans Club on Tuesday after
noon at 4:3o on the Shoppers Cen
science"
Mrs. Kelley's address will doubtless
be of great interest. She has for years
been associated with Miss Jane Adams in
her work at Huh House, Chicago, and
was appointed one of the factory inspec-
tors of the State of Illinois
Mrs. keley's reports in this line have
become a classic. and are the most valu-
able in this country.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. K. Grazebrook, of 500
North Fifth Street, on Sunday last cele-
brated their silver wedding, the color
scheme being pink. The parlors and din
ing-rooms wers banked in every space
with pink carnations. The couple, in re-
ceiving stood under a large floral bell
Of pink carnations, which was suspend
ed from the ceiling With pinl. satin rib
bon and slnilax. Misses Lizzie Glazebroolz
and Virginia Hayes assisted in receiving
the many guests
The presents We're handsome and num-
erous. attesting the esteem in which the
couple were held. The dininG-room was
roped across in smilax, and the menu con-
sisted of the most choice collections OF
corrections, creams ana wines.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Cole gave a dinner
Friday night to celebrate their little
daughter Annie's first birthday, the oc-
casion being u christening as we'll.
The party consisted Chiefly of members