The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-15

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little guests of the evening were masses
Beatrice Carmichael and Mary I reeinan-
Thursday afternoon the following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Meditation, Morrison, Miss Gertrude
Taylor.
Waltz. Chopin, Miss Mary Aylett
March. Streatborg, Miss Frances Wheat
Narcissus, Nevei, Miss Gertrudet%Iay
1or.
Song Without Words, Meadelssohn,
Miss Eliza beth Wheat.
Hunting Song, Schumann, Miss Frances
Wheat.
(a) Martha, Behr. CD Spinning Song,
Ellrnanrcich, Master James Wheat
Gossip, Duvernoy, Miss elizabeth
Wheat.
Dr. and Mrs. Boyce Duncan BROKER
have issued invitations for a reception,
which will be given on the fifteenth ar
niversary of their wedding day-neIt
Wednesday-at their home, No. III West
Main Street, from $50 to 10 o'clock.
Miss Helen Stevens was among the dan-
GERS at the senior german tIlday night
in Newport News. Her mother. Mrs
George w. Stevens, vas among the
chaperons, both she and her daughter
being the guests during their visit of
Mrs. Jessie W. Elliott.
Miss Mary Garnet McCarty, of this city,
was present Friday night at the opening
dance OF the Friday Cotillon Club in
Baltimore She looked charming in
costume of black tulle, wearing American
Beauty ross. Among the Virginia men
present was Mr.. Latimer, of rrederlcks-
burg.
Mr.. William Lightfoot a former citizen
of Richmond was among the guests at
a eu-!re party given by Miss Lizzie Frec-
man at her home, in Norfolk, Thursday.
The marriage Of Miss Ethelene E. wall,
the sister of Messrs.. G. B. and II. b.
WALL of Richmond, to Mr.. James III.
Phillips. of Des Mones will take place
December 18th. in the home of the bride
at Maysville, Ky. A party, including MI
and Mrs. G. B. Wall ana family, MIR. I'll.
B. Wall, and Mr.. Francis w. Scarbo-
rough, left yesterday to attend the we'd
ding
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Null have sent
out invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Ella. Nora Null. to Collin
McRea Selph, Wednesday evening. De-
ccmber 18TH at $50 O'Clock, at Leigh
Street Baptist Church
Rev. and Mrs. J. Calvin Stewart entei-
tanned III a charming manner. MonGay
night the junior class of the Union Iheo-
logical Seminary. Mrs. Charles NJ
O'Ferrall presided over the yea table
v,,I,
Among the young girls present were
Misses Moore, Alexandria, Binford, Ala
bama; Kate Robinson, Farrow, Annie
Gifts. Mary ana Hattie homer, Annetta
Wood Branch BinforG. Flosse overly,
Lou and Julia Eggleston.
Miss Alice Is. Moncure. the daughter
Of Mr.. Powhatan Moncure, of Stafford
county, will be married to Judge H. II.
Wallace, Of Texas, at the nos OF the
bride, December 18th. Miss Moncure has
often been a visitor in this city, where
she has q host of friends.
Miss Claire Jeanette Morton, the daugil-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morton, Will
be united in marriage to Rev. Kenneth
l.. McIver, Wednesday afternoon at half
past ), at Centenary Methodist Church
Mr.. Claude (. BARBER, lOTllleT ieS4-
dent of this city. will be united in mar
riagc to Miss Virgie Mitchell at the
First Presbyterian Church, Raleigh, n.
c., Wednesday at 5 o'clock T. NJ
N1r. and Mrs. ". f. King, of Ashland,
who were married last week in Wash
ington, will make Richmond their future
home.
So
Among the weddings for next We'd
ncsday is that of Mr.. Russell Bargamln.
who will be married to Miss Helen May
Wayland. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
-tbram Wayland, Of Crozet, Va
Miss Frances starr is visiting Miss
Withers Miller
Miss Nellie Lavender is the guest of
Miss May Johnson, in Bedford City.
One of the most delightful entertain
mcnts planned for this week is the de-
butante reception which will be given by