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

Among the merry throng Of people who
lefe here to attend the New York Horse
Show yesterday and who will spend the
entire week In the metropolis are:
Mrs. r. S. Crump, Mrs. w. 3. West,
Miss hyland, Mrs. T. ]. Bowles, Frank
Miller, Frank J.. Miller, James w. Graves.
f. T. Robertson and wife, III. E. Har-
nish. George E. Gary and wife, Mrs.
]. Fl. Patterson. Mrs. Kate Walden, George
Burruss. II. M. Dowdy, H. Tuger and
WIFE, Captain w. H Curtis, Miss Marie
Curtis, Miss Mary Curtis, Miss Sallie
Cunningham, Thomas II. Starke and wife,
F. D. Starke and daughter. Mrs. w. NJ.
Myers. Mrs. r. I. Winston. Miss Irene
Winston, Miss Lula Kincheloe, Miss
Mayo, T. A. Cary, A. II. Christian, Jr.,
Charles Davenport, G. a. Davenport, Mrs.
z. T. Robinson. Miss Mary Lewis, George
w. Warren and wife, l.. l.. Martin, Miss
Nette Martin, John H Sanderson and
wife, George B. Gaines, James Z. Tyler,
Miss M 2. Lee, Miss E. ". Lee, w. H.
Wallard, P. NJ Fry and wife. Mrs. Jo-
seph Seward, Miss Carrie 3. Shafer, Miss
Mary Lawson, George NJ. McMinn, E. II.
Cloves and wife, Miss Margie knowles,
Miss Jane Vashon. Mrs. W. A. Lawrence,
Eugene Bisnton, ". F. Jenkins and wife,
Mrs. Humphrey Calder, Mrs William
Gibson, Mrs. w S. Constable J. A. Redd
and c. 3. Shafer.
Many names which are we'll known in
Richmond are among those who will have
charge of the Virginia table at the Con-
federate Bazaar. which will be held in
Baltimore next month. Among them are:
Hrs. Charles Goldsborough, chairman;
Mrs. Edward Shppen, secretary; MIS-.
Felix b. Sullivan, treasurer; Mesoames
Samuel J. Hough, Lewis n. Hopkins.
Frank p Clark William Is. Wilson, Il
r. Walker, FRANCIS Z. Miles, NJ. (.
Gambrell. d. G. Mcintosh, Charies Is.
Harrison, A H. Rutherford, Alfred
Powell, McNair, Sullivan Pitts, Blunt
Mason, James Mercer Garrett. y. T..
Smith James NJ Amber, MISS Hall,
Mcsdamcs T. j. C. Williams, t.eluel g
Slinglun, George H Payne, t1tzhugn
GoiosboTouSh, Horace Noble, Wlniieiu
Taylor. Misses Virginia 1ayioe Lewis,
Amy Hull, Mesdames NJ. o. Seldom, w.
p. Hayward, a. Nesbet Turnbul, Charles
w. Field, Charles u. Lowndes, james
McEvoy, Charles Is. PenToses NJ. Il.
Owens, n. 3. Meere, X. Cruzon Hott-
man, George NJ. Upshur, Thomas Poult-
ney, William H. BlackforG, Russell 49,
more. Beverly w. Smith, j. Claiborne
James. S. Q. Snead, J. francis Dam
mann. c. Il. Morton. b. S. Rant, George
Won Lingcn, t. NJ. Coston, John Il.
Sudler. William Green, Paul lglehart,
John E. Welbourn, Beverly randolph,
John NJ. Nelson.
The visiting members of the Southern
Surgical Association were the guests at
several elegant luncheons, receptions and
teas, during the past week. Among the
entertainers We're: Dr.. w. f. Williams,
DIR. Hugh Taylor. DR.. and Mrs. George
Ben Johnston and DR.. Lewis BoSher
On Wednesday the ladies assisted III
entertaining at the residence OF DR.. VIII
liams Among those who received We're
MesGames George Ben Johnston, hugh
NJ. Taylor William T. Matthews, e. L.
Bemiss. Frank b. Isaacs, Ashton Starke
and L. B. Janney.
Mrs. Otway s. Allen presided at the
punch bowl, and Mesdames William Todd
and Horace S. Halves poured tea.
The young ladies in the Ginlng-room
were: Misses Maria Williams. Mabel
Walker, Elizabeth Davenport. Bessie
Dunlop, Sophie Meredith and Elizaoetn
Whitlock.
One of the most interesting out-of-town
weddings was that on Thursday OF Mr..
Charles Boiling Holaday to Miss Emma
Louise Swift the attractive daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Swift, OF VIII
mington, Del.
The ceremony was performed IN the
Church of the New Jerusalem. by Kew
Philip 3. Cabell. uncle of the groom, as
sisted by Rev. Peyton q. Hoge, Of ken
lucky.
The ushers were Messrs. John Stewart
Bryan, Jonathan Bryan. Pelham Black
ford. and w. X. Nillans, OF North
Carolina The maid of honor was the
brides sister Miss Elizabeth Swift, who
wore a DAINTY creation of Wife crepe de
chine and carried a bouquet OF roses
The bride, who wore a charming gown
of white pole de cole and point Duchess
lace. carrying a bouquet of lilies of the
valley and lilac, entered the church lean
ing on the arm of her father, and was
met at the altar by the groom and MS
best man, Mr. A. Randolph nolladay.
On their return from their wedding
tour, which will be about December 10Th,
Mr.. and IRIS Holiday Will reside at
No 3o3 East Franklin Street.
Miss Rebel WltherS, of Kentucky, was
the charming entertainer at the Woman's
Club last Monday She delighted her
audience with an informal talk on Home
Life in England Miss Withers was
especially adapted for this topic. having
only recently returned from abroad. Al
the informal reception afterwards Mrs.
Minor Woodward presided at the coffee
urn and Mrs. Shepherd poured tea.
Guests present were: Miss May lead
Bernard, Plttsburg; Mrs. S. &. vedGer.
Fairfax Courthouse. MRS. William +.
keane. Chicago; Mrs. Johnson, MISS
Coleman, Mrs. Henry Alexander White,
Miss Ellen Douglas Garrett, of Mathews;
Mrs. Peyton H. Hoge. Miss Louise Ed
munds. Washington: Mrs. William Reed.
New York. Mrs. Charles Brown, Birming-
ham: Mr. Edwin D. Weed, rlorioa; Mrs.
Rosenberg. Texas. and Mrs. Thomas Nc
Culloch. Stanton. Va
Mr.. Adolpnus Blair led the merry throns
tf dancers Friday night at the seq
throns OF dancers last night at the sec
ond dance for the season, given by the
Junior .Cotiilion Club at the Belvidcre
Hall. which is! under the management OF
Miss Annie Dean Carr.
Among the dancers were Miss Mary