The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-24
Social and
Persona

Mrs r. c. Morton ana Miss Julia Nor
.on entertained at a beautiful, lea yestcr-
day afternoon from :, 10 : o'clock Their
handsome home. on West Franklin Street.
IVES Beautifully decorated in palms, shaa-
cd lam,ss and a profusaon OF cut fieweE's
II, The center es the elegantly appointed
table. on n renaissance spread. was a.
beautiful shower of American beauttes
White candles. shaded in pink, were IN
the silver cantieiabra. and lent their pret-
ty glow.
Receiving were Mrs. II. 9. Morton. Mrs
~. w. Morton. Miss Morton and Master
Alien Waller Morton. Mrs. L. Ra.:dolrh
Williams and Mrs. Turner Arlington pre-
sided ut The punch bowl. MIS-. Edward j.
Willis and Mrs John p. Mcclure served
coffee Mrs Fred peasants. Mrs, Thomas
Boiling and Miss .Saliie Deane assisted.
The young ladies in tho dining room
we're Misses Aliene Stokes, E!zzatetia
Nhitlock, SGllie Reid Anderson. jGA5pil3ne
putncy, Pauline Powers. Sadie sutton
Re,,lah a,attison Sailie Reid HobsoD. Elsie
Davenport.
Eere tllronged.
The Church. Hill branch of the Womaa's
Christian Association held a regular meet
ing al the home Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. with the president, Mrs. Snelt-
ing. in the chair. The chairman OF Inc
various committees We're present ana
submitted their reports. which were ac-
oe1,fed The chairman CT the Admission
Committee reported Is inmates in the
home and other applications on lie AZ
this meeting the matron, Mrs McNlshi.
long identified with the work oil the ".
G. A in this city, rendered her reslG!ad-
ton, and it was accepted. MIS- H. IL
cambridge was unanimously chosen her
successor. Mrs cambridge comes with
f,attcrine testimonials. and the association
is, 10 be congra tuat ed upon securing the
services of one so adapted 10 the WORK
assigned The matron VII assume charge
OF her work to-day-
FEBRUARY Isl flas been set apart as do
nation day. and a committee viii be at
the home to receive such contributions OF
money. house furnishings. and provisions
as i generous public vii! kindly donate
The home viii be open from ii a. NJ. to
10 2. NJ.
Mr. James ". Ball and Miss Mabel
Grace Price both of this city, were mar
riea in Washington yesterday, at the
1,enc of cousin of the groom. Rev
c. w. Traiullaln performed the cere-
,,1ony. The bride is the attractive dauSh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Price Mr. Bai
i. Drivate secretary 10 Mr.. c. W Tanner
and is popular with a large circle cl
friends. After a Northern tour, MI ana
Mrs. Ball Will reside in the city.
II had been announced that the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution would
hold q birthday party at the Woman S
Club tomorrow, from to J. M, yes
terday however, it was decided to change
the place to the residence of Mrs John
Franklin Street
The date and the time remains IN
changed.
A most enjoyable event will take place
al the Jefferson Roof Garden on the
evening of Tuesday, February o. when
private tfeatricals will be given Tar the
benefit of the Worlan's Surgical Clinic
The cast and other details viii be made
known later. Among those taking part
in the entertainment will be some OF the
best-known and most charming young
ladies of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Sors were pleas
antly surprised Monday evening by
number OF their friends who took the
occasion of their tenth anniversary to
extend their good wishes
A number of musical selections We're
rendered during the evening, and at IL
o'clock supper was served.
Among 1nCSe present were. MIS-. ".
FLOYD Reams. Miss May Toler, Miss En-
ma Forr. Miss Ida Eacho, Mrs. Pearl
Movers. Mrs James HarCum, Mrs. Joseph
Sory Joseph Sorg, w. Floyd Reams,
Barnard NARROW. William CARRIER and
James l3arcum.
A delightful pie party was given at the
residence of Mr.. Barlow, Eighteenth and
Broad Streets. Monday night, January
Dist, for the tenetit of the Third Christian
church.
Among those present were MIR. and Mrs.
Butler, Mrs. Annie Barlow, Mrs. Lillian
BARLOW, Misses Ethel Chiles, Blanch Je-
ter, Hattie deter, Emma Vaughan, Edna
pemuYe, Kate Barlow, Elsie Jones. Flor
ence Reams, Annie Coghiil, Mollie Pool.
Agnes Gogan; Messrs. Samuel Barlow,
Andrew Barlow, Johnnie Sirles. Archie
Stuart Willie Jeter. Vivian Reams, Viii
lie MILLER. Mr.. Ferguson, A. Jackson,
John ". Southwortl and many others.
A marriage of interest 10 Richmond peo-
pie was solemnized in New York, on Tues
day. when Miss Mary Alice Van Nest be-
came The wife Of Mr.. John Stewart Bar
ney. formerly of Richmond, but now one
OF the most prominent architects of New
York The wedding was solemnizod in
Trinity Chapel at 5 o clock il the after
noon
There were three officiating clergy1nen
The betrcthal service was rend by the
Rev. DR.. William r. Huntington, the Rev
Or. William II. Vibbert, vicar of the
Chapel, performed the marriage ceremony
and the benediction was pronounced by
Bishop Potter The bride walked up the
aisle leaning on the arm OF her cousin,
Mr.. G. Willett Van Nest. The maid of
honor was Miss Helen Storer, of Boston,
the brides cousin. There We're no brides
maids. The best man was NJ. James De