The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSO


The Executive Committee Of the Wo-s
mans club met yesterday afternoon IN
+ba7 .na7,lors of the club. Mrs. Charles
EDavenport. acting president, was In the
4 chair. A very encouraging meeting was
held and plans were made for the COM
ing winter, which has a promising out
loo, Mrs. Sarah Grand will give her
famous lecture on 1.-The Art Of Happi-
nessn before the club at the Academy
of Music on October 18th Mrs. Grand Is
the author OF the Heavenly Twins,
which had such a worldwide circula-
tion a. few years ago. When she gave
this lecture in London hundreds We're
turned away.
Among those present yesterday were:
Mesoames Charles Davenport, John Han
non, Charles Workman, Beverly CruInp.
J. Arthur LEROY, 3. +. Valentine, and
the Misses Mary Lewis, Virginia Pleas
ants, and Miss Clara Guillaume.
The first meeting this fall Of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities was held in the Virginia HA-
torical Society rooms Tuesday at nooA
In the absence of Mrs. Joseph Bryan,
Mrs. Taylor Elyson presided. Reports
were made by the different committees
of the work accomplished during the
summer. Mrs. G. w. Bagby, the chair
man of the Jamestown Committee, re-
ported the satisfactory progress OF the
work at Jamestown, and the completion
of a. neat wooden structure, which has
been erected over the eXcavate0 founda-
ton and, chancel of the old Jamestown
Church. The church, tower. which was
in a very dangerous condition, has been
strengthened from within and made en-
tirely safe, without percepuble altera-
ton from the outside. It was decided by
the association that an opportunity should
be offered to it's membership, now NUM-
bering several thousand in the United
States, of making a. voluntary contrbu-
ton TO an anniversary Jamestown fund,
the fund to be used in work necessary
before 1901. a committee was appointed
to take this matter in charge.
Mrs. Claiborne made appeal to the So
ciety for d representation at the Charles
town International and West Indian Tx
position. The appeal was considered fav-
orably, and the association will exhibit
there a number of photographs of James
town and other localities where their
work has been done.
Miss Annie Brock Redford became the
bride of Mr.. john Murphy yesterday
morning at st. Peters Cathedral. The
bride, who is the daughter of Mr.. D.
tucked mousseine and a large black pic
tr,.. hat. She carried q shower bouquet
Of brides roses.
The groom is connected with the firm
of Noodi and Selick, OF New York, and
is a. popular young business man.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left for New York. They
will return for a, few days on visit
during the Carnival.
the ceremony and Mr.. John Mcintyre
was best man.
A marriage which will no doubt cause
no little surprise to their friends in this
city occurred Monday morning in Rock
VILE. Nd when Mrs. Nellie Z. Keith, Of
No. 10 South Second Street, became the
bride of Mr.. George Crutchfeld, of No.
81 South Third Street, a brother of JUS
tice John Crutchfeld and a member Of
the firm of Crtttchlield & Co., of this city.
They returned home Wednesday night
and will be at home to their friends at
No. 10 South Second Street.
Among the most interesting social
events of this season will be the mar
riage of Miss Emily Cary to Mr.. Thomas
Marshall, a prominent young lawyer.
Miss Cary is the sister of Mr.. Hunsdon
Cary, who is a member Of the Bar As
sociation of this city, and is the daugh-
ter of Colonel and Mrs. w. Miles Cary.
OF Roanoke; Charlotte county
Rev. Churchill Christian and wife, OF
Missouri, are visiting his parents, DR..
S. P. and Mrs. Christian, on Chestnut
Hill
, Mrs. W. j. Seigfried. who has been at
| Mrs. Jones', No. CIT North Twenty third
! Street, for a few weeks. has returned
| to her home, near Columbia, in Fluvanna
! county. She is slowly improving under
| treatment for disease of the throat,
| power of speech.
Mrs. Ernest McGhee, of No. Git i
| North Twenty-third Street, has returned
i from Fluvanna.
Miss Louisa Preston Looney of Mem
| pnis, sister to Mrs. L. l.. Lewis, of this
city, has written an entertaining book
of short stories.
a pretty feature Of next weeks Carni-
val will be that Of a number of children
| of this city who will engage in a short
| bicycle parade. All those who wish tc
! enter are to send their names and adj
dresses to No. 25o6 N. Street.
Miss Mary Duke Slaughter of sunny
| size. AIpellafIe county, VIII be the guest
of the Misses Armistead during Carniva.
! week.
Mr.. L. E. FNultz and Mr. H II. Munroe
who were last year at Han pden-Sidney
College, are now at the Union Theolog-
ical Seminary, in this city,
Miss Margaret NJ. Grey, of Pennsylva.
mia, will efster two of her horses next
| Tuesday IN the Horse Show" Midnight
| and Nanny Black
! Mr.. a. H. Ford, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, is
visiting in Henrico county.
Miss Elizabeth Freeman. of Norfolk, i.
visiting the Misses Waddill, of No. %
| Park Avenue
The "Bon-Ton'' Cotillion Club was or
| gained Wednesday night at the resi-
dence of Miss Bertha HuIcher. No. TO-
| West Clay Street. Messrs. insolvency
| Hunter and Hepworth and the Mise:
| Collins and Huicher were elected as the
| committee to arrange a dance for tn,
| near future. The next meeting will be-