The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-28

and packed and forwarded to the ladies
IN charge OF the approaching Confederate
S bazaar. This bazaar will be held in Bal
timore to raise fund for monument
meeting OF the c.. NJ. L. 8. will be at II
a, M Friday. December sth
Rev. John Kcesea Goode, a native Of
this city. and a graduate OF Richmond
College, was married yesterday after
noon at 3 O'Clock at Longdale, va, to
Miss Laura May Lemon. the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. francis Marion Lemon.
This news will come as interest to his
many old friends in this city. He is now
pastor OF fourtshing Baptist church il,
Suffolk.
DR.. Edwin Jones Nixon, the popular
physician of the Relief Department of the
Atlantic Coast Line, was married yester-
day at o'c:ccis at the Trinity Church,
Chocowinity. N. c., to Miss Olivia Brich-
nell FatricS>
DR.. Nixon is a native OF Wilmington.
but has recently made his home in this
city, where he has made host OF friends,
who extend to him hearty congratula-
tons.
Tuesday was donation day II the Shell
terinT Arms Free Hospital, but from the
sna. number of donations sent the ladies
IN Charge think the date was not gem
orally known. and announce to the friends
or the institution that contributions OF
money and supplies will be received at
the hospital the remainder of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe W. Branch, OF
Paris, are staying at the homo of Mr..
John P. Branch, on West Franklin Street.
Mr.. B. w. Branch is the son of Mr. J.
P. Branch, and arrived in the city Tues
day.
There will be an important meeting of
lakewood Memorial Association at ST
Johns Church Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock. at which meeting the lakewood
monument pictures for the Charleston EX-
position will be shown. A full attendance
is requested.
a well-attended meeting OF the Board
OF the Retreat for the Sick was held yes
terday morning at II o'clock. Mrs Rain,
the vice-president, being. in the chair.
ton, and regular routine business was
transacted.
Mrs Josephine Putney was the guest Of
honor at q rec ption given by her hos
tess. Miss Elizabeth Lee Dame, OF Balti-
more, and wore a becoming toilet or
black-jetted net over black taffe-a, trim
med with yellow buttecups. Fellow
roses in her head completed this charm
ing costume.
Miss Putney will remain some time
longer with Miss Dame.
Colonel and Mrs. W. r. Robins have is
sued invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter Miss Ruth Nelson Robins, to
Mr. Thomas Christian Gordon at ST.
PauI's Episcopal Church, December Len,
at $50 o'clock P. NJ. This announcement
will cause much interest throughGI the
city, as they are both widely known S1d
extremely popular
Miss Margaret Shielrs Will be the
charming -debutant hostess at a card par
tv at o'clock. which will be rendered
to her girl friends after her mothers re-
ception on December Sd. in her honor
At 10 O'Clock the young men are invited
to join those already present.
Miss Helen Walker was rendered de-
lightful surprise party Tuesday night IN
honor of her fifteenth birthday. Those
present were: Misses Carrie Vaughan.
Emily and Bessie Gary, Misses Hattie and
Mamie Donald, Mamie and Ora Davidson.
Marion Baird. Alma Cheatlan,, Nellie
Clayton. Eva Davidson Martha Jewett,
May Hughes, Lizzie Barrett. Dollie
Harris; Messrs. Stanard and Albert Arch
er. Versal Blackburn. John Hardin. Al
Lert Yarbrough. Percy Albeit, Page
Raird, George King and Willard Arnetti
Miss Hodges, the niece of Dr.. Allison
Hodges, from Fayetteville. n. c.. IS
spending some time in Richmond.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Bessie Smith are
at No. 2la East Franklin Street.
Mr.. William Gray. who has been in
New York for about a week, returned to
this city Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Old and Miss Mabel
Wing, of Norfolk, ana Miss Bessie Lee,
of South Carolina, are the guests of the
Misses Werth for this week.
Miss Virginia Cccke. Of Lower Bremo,
is the guest OF Miss Courtney Bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Cohen have re-
turned from a visit to Norfolk.
Judge and Mrs. Sidney J. Dudley, OF
Hampton: Or. and Mrs. Henry D. At
kirson, of Phoehus. and DR.. Marmaduke
Atkinson. Of Newport Naws. will spend
Thanksgiving with Mr.. ard Mrs Fl. A.
Atkinson, at No. 81 East Grace Street.
Miss Mabel Logan. of New Orleans. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs W. P. De Saus-
sure in the home of the latter, No. SIG
East Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Coke have re-
Gently returned from a plea sant visit to
Mecklenburg county. where Mr.. Coke
was one of a successful hunting party.
Miss Marie Keller, daughter OF Col. kel-
Ter. OF Charlottesville, and Miss katn-
leen Phillips, of Florida, who are at
tending the Mary Baldwin Seminary,
Staunton, will spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. John c. Hagan.
Miss Strorrch arr: Miss Nicholson are
th,. guests OF the Misses Morgan.
Miss Alice Hotcnkiss left yesterday
for Ncrth Carolina. on a visit to Mrs.
Williamson (nse Saunders).
Miss Chisholm, of Savannah. Ga. is the
guest of Miss Lily Urquaart.
Miss Bessie Doyle. OF Norfolk, is the