The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08

t,rra hat of gray, lined with 'n:dcd chiffon
and carrying ILLS Of the valley. entered
-y;th her maid OF honor. Mss Lillian Far
rsr who wore Paris muslin dress over
taffeta, trimmed with Chiffon and satin
ribbons, and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS They were inst at the altar by
tb, groom and has best man, Mr.. Harry
B. Wills, Of Philadelphia
Alter the reception the couple LETT
for a Southern tour. They Will visit S.
Augustine and Palm Beach. returning in
time to spend tn holidays IL Ills CITY.
Tho marriage of Miss Minnie Frances
Glazebrook and Mr.. Harry D. Hatcher
was solemnized on Wednesday evening,
al 6 o'clock, at the residnce of Mr. Pres
ton Belvin, On West Grace Street
The bride. who entered leaning on the
arm of her guardian, Mr.. Preston Bei-
yin. looked extremely we'll IN da"k hiue
ladies' cloth. hat and gloves 70 match
and carried a bouquet of lilies Oh me
valley and violcts They were met at me
altar by the groom and his best mn.
Mr.. Fenton Taylor, and united py IL
J. E. Hawthorne.
The ushers were Messrs. Allan Belvin
and r. Hatcher. Miss Nav Belvin acted
rs maid of honor and Misses Gertrude
Kelvin. of Brooklyn. N j., ana Ma'uS
Hatcher were the bridesmaids
At the reception which was tendered
the Young couple Mrs. Preston belFih
wore a handsome gown of black lace
over taffeta, with diamond ornai'ieii's'
and carried n shower of violets.
TO bring out the color scheme OF PINK
ana White. t1,e ices and creams were
served in dainty pink chrysanthehu,1s.
After an extended northern tour MT.
and Mrs. Hatcher will make their home
~ No 900 East Grace Street
The bride is the sister Of Mrs preston
Belvin. while the groom is a nauFe ol
Chesterfield county and associated "i,il
T. p. Reeves & Co. and has woe circle
of friends in this city.
The card party given by Mrs. j. Ihon1p-
son Brown, of Bedford City, who Is spent
ing the winter at Mrs. DuEai $, on Neu
ne-day evening, was a very dellght1ui
affair.
ne parlors were beautifully decorated
in yellow chrysantl1emurns and palms.
After the game OF whist an elegant col
1,tion was served, at which the follow
inc Young girls assisted: Misses Jose
mime Tyler Mary Lathrop, Louise Az
kins. and Mary Wolvcrton.
Among those who prayed progressive
whist were Mesdames Henry - st"aI.'
Howard Johnston. Matthew Maury. T.
{. Minor. Imthcr Warren, Isaiah White,
" G Bentley. B. Nash. ii. Sp'liman,
JsIan5T Smith. T. T. Crunp, 3. Crump, Z.
1,n1ee Keith A Wexford. 5. W. IraVerS.
c. Young P Conquest; Misses s,"r'uce
TYLER. Rosa Harrison, Claire Guiisaulhe'
and Matte Harris.
Professor w. s. Currell. of WASHINGTON
and Lee University, will lecture pel
tho Njomar's Club next Tuesday nrsht
-,i- his SuDJcCL
..NIora Bevond In Literature and Inc.
Members can only bring gentlemen es-
co,.ts and these in evening Gress. 1t IS
Sled IN he remembered that no resident
of Richmond VIII be allowed o De IN
vited except the chairman's guests Oh
this occasion. No honnets are 10 NC
worn: evening dress is requested
The following are the new members t,
elected to the Womans Clup dHiI.te l:0
,,,o,tb of November: Mesdanes + VIII
,'.,. Chslf q V. Williams, l. II. Bruce,
2I.-1ae evelyn Smith r y. Haushton'
Warren. z. \ Saunders Jr., Il. "A.
P,,gbroan G a. Sinclair. ]. c. stewart
M Woodward. II. A Wlliianls, Lu. ,!el
Tayson. Miss Coralie Johnson, ana MISS
Bliss.
meeting of the Richmond Committee
~ the George Washington Memorial As-
s0ciation was held Wednesday NOR iii.,s'
December 4th. at u CLOCK NJ a. o,c
residence of Mrs. Decatur ANte'i' NJ ~
Nest Franklin Street.
Mrs A.ltel and Miss Knox were aP-
nointed delegates to the annual nleetlt!s
NJ the National Society, to be held IN
Washington on December 18TH and lfth.
Tuesday evcning Miss Katherine
phitiiIs was the hostess at a charming
entertainment in honor OF Miss BESSIE
+. Morgan. of Stanton, n. c, the at
tracriyc daughter of Patrick Henry Nor
ON ex-senator OF North Carolina
Miss Phillips and her guests received IN
the bay window of the front parlor
which was prettily decorated in green
and white. the coloTs of the Woman's
college OF which they attend: Dancing
was INDUCED in to the wee small hours,
during which an elegant collation. was
served.
afr. Anthony Digs Wren and Miss An
ME Rust were united in marriage last
Wednesday, morning al o'clock at
The home Of the brides father. Mr.. E.
T. Rust, No. co.'s West Main Street,
Rev. J. j. Gravatt officiating
Owing 10 recent bereavement in the
a,nily. only Immediate relatives were
present. ana they left Immediately
for a short Eastern trip. and on their
return, which VIII be about December Is,
they will reside at No. 201S West Main
Street The groom is an attache of the
motive power Department OF the Chesa-
pealle and Ohio Railway.
Tea was served Monday afternoon at
the Womans Club. and very pleasant
social hour was spent by those who
dropped in for The cup that cheers but
not insiyyiates. Mrs S. w. Travers pour
ed coffee. adm Miss Warren presided over
the ten table.
Among The out-of-town guests l,re-ent
were Mrs. benjamin. Davis. of !i1lnting-
ton, w Va; Mrs. Eugene De Rues. MSS
Mamie r. Heth, of Washington. n. c.;
Miss Wolverton, of Bedford; Miss H L..
Scott, Ashland: Miss q ;istlr:a., Of New,
Orleans: Mss Ernestine Blew, M"n!E IN
.,.y. Ala, Miss Louise Ne;5on l-'.l,.s, ile,
Ky: AMI Mrs. William LEWIS, OF Sweet
Springs, N. Va.
The annual meeting OF the Board of
the Homeopathic Free Dispensary was
held Wednesday morning at IL o'clock.
yT'l,o election ~esulteS il, the raa-,1oi,,+-