The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-03

of Mrs. Neimeycr's wedding gown.
A committee, including Mesdames
Gwathmey Hill and Patterson, was APP
pointed TO draft resolutions of sympathy
ca tho death of Mrs. Neimeyer. to put
these resolutions on record and to send
a copy to Mrs. Neimcyer.s mother, Mrs.
Smith.
Among those present We're: Mesdanes
Alfred Gray. n. " Randolph. Mcintosh,
Daniel. Northern Robinson. GwathneN,
Davidson. Freeman and MaSo; Misses
Ellyson. Bentley and Eausllan
A pretty home wedding was that OF
Miss Clara Chipley at the residence OF
her brother. Mr. Hunt Chiplcy, No III
South Third Street on last Tuesday to
Mr. John e. Maxwell. Pensacola. Fla,
is the native place Of the contracting
parties and after q tour they will make II
their future home
On account cq bereavement in the fa1ni-
~, no cards were issued.
The Richmond Us gave a delightful
sociable Monday night at the rome OF
Miss Myrtle Davis, OH West Clay Street.
a flower guessing contest was the enter
tainment of the evening, Miss Laura At
kinson winning the first prize and Mr..
Chisholm the second. Two rectations by
Misses Bates and Atkinson added greatly
to the evenings entertainment.
Little Miss Roberta Trigg. who chris
tened the Tuscarora Tuesday, was ac-
conpanied by the Misses Page Royal,
Ella Burke. Carrie Reynolds, Kate Sed-
don. Frances Myers. Elizabeth Preston
and Barbara Trigg. the first four being
maids of honor to this fair sponsor.
county. was married to Mr.. Hersey Har-
rell. OF No. 7o5 East Clay Street, Monday
at the residence of DIR. Gardner, pastor
of Grace-Street Baptist Church.
The bride. who wore a becoming Gress
of tan cloth, was accompanied by Miss
Laura knight.
MIR. and Mrs. Harrell will make their
future home at No. 1o5 East Clay Street.
81 One of the most brilliant receptions OF
tlsa winter was on last Monday night,
gwen in honor of Madame Sarah Grand
the famous lecturer and authoress, by
the members of the Woman'S Club. OF
whom she was a guest while in this city.
Madame Grand. in a handsome black
applique net over white satin with cut
steel and jet ornaments, was assisted in
receiving by Miss Mary Lewis, the chair
man of the Lecture committee. and Mrs.
G. a. Davenport, the acting president Of
the club.
During the evening icc-cream and cake
We're served. On this occasion gentle
men guests were allowed. and at one
time it was hardly possible to get within
the club doors. so great was the populari-
ty OF this famous English woman.
While in the city Madame Grand was
guest of the club at Murphys Hotel. On
arriving she vas met by a committee Of
ladies and was taken for a drive in the
afternoon by Miss Mary Lewis.
A pretty wedding on Thursday night
was that of Miss Mary B. Toone, the at
tractive daughter Of Mrs. a. r. Toone of
No. III East Marshall Street. to Mr. Mar
shall P. Gordon, at the Second Baptist
Church. Rev. DR.. w. =. l.. Smith cfti-
ciating.
The ushers We're Messrs. Asa Johnson,
Ernest Brands. o. c. priee, Edward Bell,
Rennie Gordon and ELAN Toone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon left on the even
ing train to spend their honeymoon in
northern cities.
st. Patrick Church was the scene on
Wednesday morning of the marriage of
Miss Annie Maria Swain. daughter of
Mrs. Bridge. Sullivan, and Mr.. Thomas
Francis O'Conner. son Of the late Thomas
and Mary O'Conner.
Four usllers attended this popular cou.
pie. They We're: Messrs. NJ. A. Enright,
William Collins, NJ. j. Mcnamara and
John Duffy.
On their return from their honeymoon,
which VIII be spent in Washington. the
couple will reside at no. 936 Graham
Street, Fulton
On Wednes day evening the Union Sta
ton Methodist Church was the scene II
pretty Wedding. when Miss Susie Mai-
son. daughter of Air. and Mrs. w. H.
Madison became the bride of Mr.. Rabley
Seabrook Fuller.
The maid O. honor was Miss '5oldie
Wa.kcr ard the Misses Kate Fuller a;ld
Nfattie Ferguson were the bridesmaids.
They wore dainty white dresses and ear
ried white chrysarthemums.
Mr. James Fuller, OF Portsmouth. was
the best man. and Messrs. Ernest Nladi-
SON. Frank Cooke. Arthur Null and D.
Tallnan the ushers.
The bride who wore handsome gown
Of " hite Duchess satin. was preceded up
the aisle by little Miss. Gayneile Minson,
who carried the ring OLA satin cushion.
MIR. and Mrs. Puller lef. on the evening
train for the North. They Will be at home
alter November 9th 1T No. e603 East Mar
shall Street.
The groom is the corresponding SECS
tary for the S.nith-Courtney Company
Mrs. e. C. Davis. of Henderson, X: G.
who is the guest Of Miss MARI Willie
Sneot, No 40 North Third Street mas
presented the Confederate Museum Wit
a painting Of Ann Carter Lee. Mrs
Davis also presented for Mrs Parker
prayer-bool and a savel, Which is made
from the wood from the funeral car CT
Jeffserson Davis. These articles are to be
placed in the North Carolina room.
Mrs. William Mcilim Marriott was the
hostess at a charming card party Tues
dav evening gwen il :cnor Of Miss hilary
Nash Saunders. Of Norfolk Among the
guests were Mrs Bland Spotswood
Smith. the Misses Nor son, Miss Daisy
sChamberlayne Miss Addie Bowe Miss,
Carlton, Miss Southali. Mr.. and Mrs.
SouthaIl Mr. ann Mrs. Hamilton -apsrs.
Mr. and 4ars. c. c. Walker. Colonel
Spotswood. Mr.. Ben Barrett. Mr.. Byrd
.>ewtony Mr. Claiming Newton. Mr..
Philip Carlton and others.
Mr. Frank B. Turner, formerly of this
city. hui recently of Baltimore. Will be
married November 18th. at the Emmanuel
Episcopal Church. Baltimore, TO Miss
Edith Conant Brandt.