The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-24

parents res:cence, 10. ell East Clay
Street, tho happy groom being Mr.. Ben
jamin Watkins Wilson.
Mr. Absalom B. Laughon will also say
goodbye 10 bach2lorhood, for on Tues
day he viii take for his BRIDE Miss Eliz-
abetE Wcithrick. the attractive sister of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Robinson.
= Thanksgiving bridc-eect is Miss Incz
Hawthorne Scott. Of Barton Heights. and
i'll her home she will be united to Mr..
Horace Clifton Chisholm.
Among the interesting whist games
which have been played during the week
was that of the Stay-atlIome Club. the
highest score being obtained by Miss
Florence Tyler and Mr.. S. W. Travers.
On Tuesday the Milton c. Work Club
being made by Mrs. Webster and Miss
Addie Chaffin, north and south. Mrs.
Keith and Miss Keith, east and west
The Womans Club Whist Club played
a spirited game Monday which resulted
in a tie.
The Emma Andrews Club at the resi-
dencc Of Mrs. Nash Friday afternoon, had
one of the best meetings of the season.
and an interesting game of compass whist
was played.
Miss Rachel Annie Marks was united
in marriage to Mr.. Edgar T. Puniam on
Tuesday night. at the First Baptist
Church. by Rev. DR.. George Cooper
The briGe. in a handsome tailor-made
suit and carrying bridal roses. entered
the church with her maid Of honor. Miss
Carry Mosby. and was met at the altar
by the groom and his best man, Mr..
Peasants
The ushers were: AIessrs Edward Keen.
Harry Peace. Edmund Peace. Langhorne
Elliott, Luther Swift and Robert Baker.
Immediately after the ceremony, the
young couple left on northern trip. ihey
will reside on their return at No. 309
West Clay Street
During the week invitations were re-
ceivcd from Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Tay-
Tor for the marriage Of their daughter.
Miss Belle, to Mr.. Charles Islewellyn Pet
tit. Tuesday afternoon, December 3d. at
) 80 o'clock The ceremony will be per-
formed at the residence of the brides
parents, No. 70S West Grace Street, and
a reception will follow afterwards. Mr..
Petit is one of the most prominent young
men in social and business circles of Nor
folk, and quite a number of his friends
from that city will attend the wedding.
The briGe-elect is both accomplished ana
attractive. and will be missed by large
circle OF friends when she leaves for Nor
folk, her future home.
Mr.. John r. Butler will bring a bride
10 reside in this city the early part of
the week, having neen married in Camp
bell county last Tuesday to Miss Carrie
X. Jones. Mrs. Butler is not unknown
here. having won a host of friends VILE
a member of the Faculty Of the Wonans
College.
The Texas room OF the Confederate
Museum has received another contrbu-
ton this week. The flag, which was pre-
scented, to the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy by Mrs. Rosenberg IN memo
~ OF her mother and father, was given
to Miss Mildred Lee to place IN the
Museum.
The prettiest wedding of the week was
soIemnized Thursday night at the nome
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Marshall Madison Gil
liam. when their daughter. Mamie Mar
shall. became the bride of AIR. Coleman
Northam Owing 10 the death of a rel
atire in the family of the groom the IN
vitations 10 the marriage ana reception
We're recalled and the wedding was SOL
IN the presence VI iSisiA4N -, SAtis'
TO the strains of an orchestra which was
concealed behind a bank Of palms III the
hall the briday party entered the room
Six 0aility bridesmaids in white organ
dx green ribbons and carrying pink chry-'
ca r7tInr,luu3s, preceded the young couple.
,rhey were Misses Carrie Moore. Bessie
r.tlin Annie Gray, Nellie Boykin, Elz-
thet1 Patterson ana Leila Gray.
aiessrS William Wortham, Ransom
CRAY. Richard ENortham, Melville Branch,
y !, NicCabe and Is. 5. StrinSfellcw were
the groomsmen.
Immediately preceding the bride was
heI. maid of honor Miss Mary Hayes, IN
n dainty white panne crepe over white
satin and carrying Madame Testout roses.
The BRIDE. who is pretty brunette
wore a handsome gown of mousseiine de 4
solo over white taffeta. with a bertha of
white Duchess lace, and carried a bou-
met of brides roses and lilies of the
valley. She entered the parlors leaning
m The arm of her father. and was met at
Tho altar tpy the groom and his best man.
Mr. Nontilain WORKMAN. The ceremony
Was performed by Rev. DR.. w. w, Moore,
assisted l,v Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Worthan, left Oh southern tour.
The bri,fe is the attractive daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Madison Gillian
and the groom IS very prominent in both
social and business circles, being connect
ed with the firm Of, Davenport &: Co.
..Sunflower Concert" was given Tues