The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-22

ployo OF the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. They will make
their home in this city after January list.
Governor J. Hogc Tyler was the guest
of honor Thursday night at an elegant
dinner given ny AIR. Alexander Cameron.
The table was deliberately decorated in
lace over satin and pointsetiers. Those
who sat down at $50 alid enjoyed Tic
Tyler. Colonel ". w. Moore, of Wythe-
vile; coicnei j. S. Shakelfoord. If
Orange county: Colonel George Cabell,
of DanSiile; Colonel ". ". Sale Colonel
w. 5. Battle. OF Petersburg; Colonel
Clarence Campbell. Colonel II. =. Har-
mon. Colonel w. O. Shelton, chief Of
staff; Or. Charles Y. Darlington. and
elect a. j. Montague. Mr.. John Shelton
Williams. Mr.. George Setvsns, and Mr..
John D. Potts.
Mrs. Charles Whitlocl gave beautiful
entertainment last week in honor Of
her debutante daughter, Miss rLoutlie
Whilocjl American Beauties made a
charming color scheme Of req,
Receiving i'll tho afternoon with Mrs.
Hnitlocll and her daughters We're Mes
danes a. Y Stokes, j. Allison Hodges
and John a. Coke.
At the reception, Which was held at
night, MesdameS r. Lancaster Williams,
E. Randolph Williams and John ". At
kinson were among tho receiving party.
Mrs. \. s Buforts gave a, delightful
family dinner Thursday night in honof
of her son, Mr.. a. S. Buford, Jr., who
will graduate in law at the University
of Virginia next summer.
The table. ices. and favors. also the
huge birthday cake. was in the Varsity
colors.
Mr.. Thomas T. Thicrman. q. prominent
tobacconist of this city, and a brother
of Mr.. Anton Fl. Thierman, was married
during the past week to Miss Amelia
Lineweber. Of Baltimore. Mr.. and MIS-
Theirnan will make their home in this
city.
Miss GLADYS Brooks, sister OF Mr.. Regi-
maid Brooks, who made so many friends
among Richmonders at the Rrooks-Lang-
horne wedding, was present Tuesday
night at a superb ball given by MI WI
liam {. Whitney, of New York.
DR.. ]. Gates Goode who was at one
time one Of the ambulance surgeons of
this city, was married Wednesday IN
Chcriton. Va, to Miss Mamie &. Taylor,
daughter of Mr. George s. Taylor.
Mr. G. Guthrie. of this city, and MISS
Bessie Strayer. of Rocky Mount were
married "Wednesday by Rev. MIR. sii5-
bard, of Salem.
The bride is the granddaughter OF Judge
Hugh Nelson, while the groom is Il
travelling salesman for Wingo. Elicit a.
Crump, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie have returneI 10
Richmond.
The marriage of Miss Annie Louise,
daughter of Rev. DR.. W. E. Edwards of
Randolph Macon College, to kev. ]. w.
Smith, of Bethel Military Academy, Eiu-
auier county. Va. will take place Dscem-
Der 18th. No invitations have been is.
sued.
Miss Maria Blair delighted her email
but appreciative audience thursday
night at Tie Richmond Female ::eE1'naiE,
in her talk on THE Decline Of feudalism
and Cliralry and the Growth Of Ccn'I"-
lizcd Government
Miss Mildred Lee.wa a. visitor 20 the
Senate last week. y recess of five mill
utes was taken in order for the Senators
10 lie introduced by Mr.. Henry Wick
ham.
The Christmas german OF the Richmond
College German Club was greatly enjoyed
by those present Thursday night at Bel
yidcrc Hall. Mr.. Henry Eotchlkiss led the
merry throng OF dancers. Mesdames Il.
D. Hotch6iss and George ". Stevens were
The chaperones
Those dancing were: Miss Louise Her
bert with Mr.. Landlord; Miss Nan Nor
ris with Mr. Charles Bowe: Miss Lily
!
OF Portsmouth, with Mr.. Z, =. Deans; |
Miss Drewry with Mr.. II. l.. Deans; Miss |
Anthony with Mr.. ". Waldey; Miss
Stearnes with Mr. Swar won't: Miss
SlingluT of Gloucester with Mr.. Good
loe: Miss Mary Drake with AR Hughes: |
Miss Julia Bidsood with AR. Hutcheson:
Miss Taylor with Mr.. West; Miss Gnddip
with Mr. Eddie Friend: Miss Chewing
with Mr.. Pope: Miss Waller Jeffries witt:
Mr. George Morgan: Miss Bowie with My. |
Calyado; Miss Helen O'Ferrei with AIR. /!
Horace IJaskins; Miss Josenhine Tyler |
with Mr.. Frank OFerrcii: Miss Bessie |
Iilvson with Mr. Jones: Miss Josephine !
Iundy with Mr. Todd; Miss Helen Stew |
ems with Mr. A. Newton: Miss Lizzie |
Hotchkiss with AR. Turner: Miss Zelma |
Plson with AR. Bray: Miss Louise Nc
Adams with Mir. L. Upshur. The stays
We're: Messrs. y. Naddey. Jennings,
SDafieS tIarnett. SoiIicr. R6oert Gillian, |
MARTINEZ. Paul Stevens. Spilnlau. Z. ..
Claiming Newton, Pierce aud
Eurt.
one OF the most beautiful debutante en-
tertaiuments Of the week was that given
Friday night by AR. and Mrs. \. W.
Bowe in i:onor Of their daughter, Miss
Addic Bowe.
In a bower OF flowers and 20 the strains
OF Thilow's Orchestra. her girl friends
played four-hand euciare. ,rha souvenirs
We're DAINTY tissue paper hats, and tho
prizes handsome Russian leather card
case and scarf pin.
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Bowe were
her daughter, Miss Add;e in a dainty
creation of White crepe dc chine over
and AIr. and Mrs. Cary Ellis
Stern.
Among the young sirls Who played
cards were:
IL .sses Carrie Mines of Ashland;
James. of New York; Bessie smith,
Of The University OF Virginia.; HEN
bingham and Sue Spili.Aan, hss-
sic Bosher, Alice Watkins. A,neiie
T,-1er Mary Wa6GilI ,ilY