The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-22
Social and
Personal

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Mr. Herbert T. Cox. of this city, ana
Mis-, Corric No!il Sprinkel. OF Cuipepei'
We're married at o'clock yesterday after
noon at the First Presbyterian tharch
of that city. The bride is an exceedingly
pretty and attractive young lady, and Is
the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. George
Alsop Spcinkel
Mr. Cox is the popular principal OF
Elba School Mr.. and Mrs. Cox Will re-
side at No East Cary Street.
Mr.. Linwood Wood and Miss Ada Jeter
were married "Wednesday night at wal
nut-Grovc Church. The pretty church
was handsomely decorated in white
and green, with colored lamps,
Mrs. Matte Cosby presided at the organ.
and the pastor, DIR. c. II. Ryland, per-
formed the ceremony.
The bridal party was preceded by TWO
ribbon Eirls-Lilly Bell Quarlcs ana
misses. prettily dressed. The couples
waiting on the bride were Misses Lilly
freshman and Mr.. Harvey Grubb, MISS
Virgie Cosby and Mr. Luther Jeter. MISS
Lee Jeter and Mr. Lee Miller.
The bride was accompanied by Miss
Wood and the groom by Mr.. Jeter. a very
large crowd witnessed the marriage. and
it was considered a pretty and impress
Sivc occasion.
a reception followed at the house of Mr..
r. S. Jeter. which was crowded by gay
party until a late hour.
Rumor hath 1t that there will be sew
eral other marriages In the Walnut-
Grove neighborhood very soon.
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There is a great amount of interest
manifested by the players who will take
part In the mixed foursome at Lakeside:
Country Club this afternoon. 1t
will be very spirited contest and the
largest mixed tournament ever held by
the club. The prizes are very handsome
and are now on exhibition in Lumsdcn's
windows. The first prize is a sterling
silver mirror for the ladies and a pair
of military brushes for the gentlemen.
The second prize is a cut-Glass vinai-
grette with gold top for the ladies. and
a walking cane for the gentlemen.
The couples who Will take part in the
tournament are as follows: George W.
Warren with Miss Montague, r. c.
WORKMAN with Miss Meredith, J. B. Or
gain with Mrs. j. 3. Organ, +. w.
Tower with Miss Ellyson, H. Stewart
Jones with Mrs. Jones, p. S. Bosher with
Joynes, Granville Gray with Miss Tatum,
w. II Palmer, Jr-, with Miss Bosher,
Horace S. HAYES with Mrs. HAYES, r.
II. Meade with Miss Atkins, Z. NJ Pill
cher with Miss Freeman, H X Ellyson
with Miss NVeisiger, J. E. Wingo with
Miss ErpeS.
The tournament will commence at II
noon and a detailed score must be hand
ed in The first eighteen holes played
will be the score for the tournament.
Mr.. Harry Jefferys and Miss Annie Jen-
kins were married yesterday morning at
$50 O'Clock at the residence of the Rev w.
s. Beauchamp, on East Marshall Street.
The bride is a popular young lady OF
Fulton Mr.. Jefferys Is connected with
the Richmond Locomotive Works.
Quite a number Of the friends and rela-
tiyes of the contracting parties witness
ed the marriage Immediately after the
ceremony the couple left for 4 northern
tour.
Quite a number of Richmond people
attended the wedding OF Mr. George "A.
Bradley. Of this city, and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Harris, at Port Norfolk We'd
nesday.
Rev ]. w. Lacy, pastor of TAFT Me-
mortal Church, where the marriage oc-
Cured. otticiated. The brides father
gave her away. Mr.. Edmund Waodill
was best man. Mr.. Lewis CHRISTIAN ana
Mr.. ]. +. Kirtley. both Of Richmond.
were among the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley will, after
wedding trip. live at Port Nortoik.
The fifth lecture of the h!noerSarten
series will take place next Saturday, Feb
at NJ at Central SCnOCl
building, on Twelfth Street, between
Marshall and Clay. All teachers. whether
members of the Educational Association
or not, are cordially invited to attend.
These lectures are given by MISS Har-
riet Mel. o. the Phebe Hearst framing
School for kindergartners, in Washlns-
ton, u. G.
The Board of Managers of the Retreat
for the Sick have decided to hold their
annual Donation Day on Thursday.
March It'll, when the institution. after
being thoroughly renovated and reflttcd.
will be thrown open for the inspection OF
its friends and TO receive donations IN
money and supplies.
The "Wednesday Lotto Circle was en-
tertained Wednesday evening by MIS-.
Theodore Nelson. OF No. 40S IL East Clay
street. Alter lile CANT Il Soii>'N'o' -
the dainties of the season was served.
Among the ladies present were: Mes
danes Bertha Powell, of Chicago: Isaac
Cohen. Byron Bear. Henry Heller, Juiia
Lehman. Morris Arnold, Leon Deteelbach
and Louis Nachman.
Miss Mary Johnston, the famous au-
thoress, is in the city for stay of some
length.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Stanard have
returned from visit to Williamsburg.
Mrs. T. W. TiEnor is In Newport News.