The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-16
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future home.
Among The out-of-town guests present
were: Lieutenant George NJ. Howard.
E Gordonsville: Miss Bessie Howard and
Mrs. Hoffman OF Charlotte sville: Mr..
Stewart Howard. Petersburg. Mrs. w. ~
Gordon. Roanoke. ard Miss Irene Har-
srfss,8 ofsNew Kent.
Mr.. Malcolm I. Peatross and Miss May
Belle Duke, two Well-known young peo-
s plesof this city, left yesterday on the noon
{ train over the r., F. and 2. for Wash
& inston. where, at 8 80 clock that a fter-z
{ noon they were married. They were &C
companied to the station by a number of
F their friends and rela tives here, and We're
{ met in Washington by others.
The bride is d daughter of Mr.. George
w. Duke.a weIl-known contractor, and
Z lived with her father at his home. No.
is South Third Street. Mr.. Peatross
lives at No 113 West Clay Street, and is
connected with the r.. F. and r.
81 After the ceremony, in Washington. the
& couple left Immediately for a northern
tour, including New York. Boston, Buff
1 ,,s,l Niagara, Montreal and Toronto.
hey VIII return in about three weeks
and will be at home to their friends at
No. 16 West Marshall Street.
@ a quiet but pretty marriage was solemn
lied yesterday at O'Clock A. NJ. at the
parochial residence of st. Mary.s Ger
man Catholic Church, when Miss Rosa
Beckman became the bride of Mr. Ben
jamin Arnold. The Rev. Father William
of1ciated The wedding. on account of the
recent decease of the brides mother, was
very quiet. Mr.. and ttrs Joseph H Nit
tendorf. the latter of whom is a sister
of the bride. being the only witnesses.
After the ceremony the couple left for
Baltimore. Washington. Philadelphia and
other points north. They will return in
about two weeks, and Will be at home to
their friends at their future home, on
North Second Street.
Mrs. Geo W. helms, of Newport News,
paid a visit to the Home Zest yesterday.
She is en- route to the reunion of Daugt,-
tiers of the Confederacy at Staunton She
left the following donations from friends
IN Newport News: One box tea. sugar,
chocolate. cocoa, pair shears, one satteen
comfort, two boxes soap, pair of hlan-
kets. one box of crackers s. cash one
large cake, canned asparagus and nince-
| meat, one large rug for parlor. ingram
carpet, one pair of sheets and pillow
cases, set Of Confederate flags, guam
tity of fancy work.
Mrs. helms is one of the vice-presi-
dents of the Home, and her chapter in
|, Newport News has done a great work for
the home.
The Home was opened Just one wear ago
yesterday, and has done splendid work
The stay-at-Home Whist Club met at
Mrs. c. w. P. Brooks, on East Franklin
Street, Monday night, and spent a de-
lightlEul evening. Those present were:
tMesdames w. X. Martin, Henningham
Spilman. c. w. P. Brock, Bland Smith
and Isaiah White: Misses Matte Harris,
Helen Montague. Claire GuiIlaume Miss
Mitchell. Emily Glasgow. Mary Elizabeth
Moofe, Lucetta Knox. Florence Tyler:
Messrs. Tom Moore, John Tyler and
Mr.. Wilmer. Duplicate whist was played,
the highest score being made by Miss
Matte Harris and Mr.. John Tyler The
next meetin swill take place Friday. Oc-
tober 18th, at the home of Miss Matte
Harris. No. 202 East Main Street Mem
bers are requested to assemble promptly
ats o'clock.
The Old Dominion Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
met yesterday in the Virginia Histori-
cal Building, on East Franklin Street. In
lllS tibsSHCC VI ti!c Stllu Nlce-rSSenC,
Miss Eleanore Tree was in the chair
Besides the regular routine business.
delegates were elected to the convention
in Charlottesville, Va. Mrs. Virginius Hall
was elected delegate, with Mrs. c. w. p.
Brock, alternate.
Among those present were: Miss Flea
more Tree Mrs. C. w. P. Brock, Mrs. Vir-
ginius Hall, Mrs. Kate S. Vim. Mrs. Reg
inald Gillian, Mrs. w. ] Johnson. Mrs.
Nelson. Mrs. Dulhan Barksdale. Mrs.
John Munce, Mrs. L. Glazebrook, Miss
Irene Boisseau and Miss Madge Leahy.
A pleasant hour was spent at the Wo-
mans Club yesterday TO hear Miss Auns-
paugh's readings from Browning. She
delighted her audience with her skllful
renderngs, and won much applause.
Tea was served informally
Miss Josephine Blanche Boschen enter
tanned her ushers Monday night at her
mothers residence. Among those invited
were Mrs. Charles Godsey, Mr.. James
William Chittam. Mr.. Harry Chittam,
Mr. Charles Anderson, Mr.. Paul Miller
and others.
The Misses CIendenin, of Baltimore.
were guests of honor at a luncheon given
Monday by Miss Helen Christian. one of
this winters fair debutants. Those who
were invited to meet them were Miss
Nora Leary and the Misses Elise and
Elizabeth Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Robinson, of Char
lottesville; Miss Annie Belle Barksdale,
of Fayetteville; Miss Annie Norris. of
Washington, D. c., and Mrs. Giraud e'5
Newport News, who have been spending
carnival Week with Mrs. Robinson, OF
No 800 North Twenty-eighth Street, left
Sunday for their respective homes.
The Milton C. WORK Whist Club will
meet this afternoon at the Woman's Club
at 4:30 o'clock.
The wedding of Miss Annie Elizabeth
Stubbs to Mr.. Ainsley Beddell Post will
take place at the home of the brides pa
rents. No. 5O4 North Twenty seventh
Street, this evening at $50 o'clock, Rev.
r. H. Bennett performing the ceremony: