The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-01
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

i PER SONAL
Fun and frolio was the erdsr of the
/ evening. both for the old and young List
/ isht Tie o1dsr7 psopie lost none OF their
1 Sdisnaty Wnen they joined in with the
| merry tortune-seiIins throngs which
! gathered informally on almost every
| street within the city limits. Large cakes
ssese being mats by the efes bs.sy aouss-
/ keeper yesterday. into which she put,
besides The usual ingredients. a ring,
{ ttl!mbts. a key. and a dariIillg needle, by
j which 10 tell what the future has in store.
Dozens OF Names CT gay cavaliers fiosl-ed
/ On the top q water ali night and wilas
/ was the horror of some 10 End two Names
/ III view e4ualig precious and more hosvi-
| bic stl!t sit Iace downward this morning.
/ The society favofitss have 1natursd great
/ ly during these last few hours. for to
l look into the future is not at all pleasant
/ work.
| One of the merTiest groups in the sub
| urban parts was the gathering at Miss
| Matte F'ouraurean's, the attractive and
1 popular daughter of Mr.. j. M. Fouruu-
! rean, on Chestnut Hill.
/ Society was out in even greater force,
| than ever to witness the popular success
! Of the amateurs in their production of
! Princess Bonnie for the second time.
) Miss Hutzler and Miss Hecht, of Nor
| folk, Were as popular as ever, and seemed
| to be greeted on their temperance more
| heartily than before.
/ In the boxes Were seen many noted So
/ ciety favorites, who wore some of the
/ snartest gowns that their wardrobes
| could produce. Much regret is felt that
| this was their last appearance before the
/ public footlShts.
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! Quite a pretty wedding last night was
| that of Miss Mary B. Toone. the attract
/ i've daughter of Mrs. A. Z. Toons, of No.
/ III East Marshall Street. to Mr.. Marshall
| P. Gordon at the Second Baptist Church
| at O'Clock.
! The bride, who Wore q becoming gown
| Of mode cloth, with hat and gloves to
1 match, entered the church to the strains
| OF the wedding march, accompanied by
! the groom.
| Six ushers preceded the young people
| up the aisle. They were: Messrs. Asa
| Johnson, Ernest Brands. o. c. Price.
| Edward Bell, Rennie Gordon, and ElIum
| Toone. brother of the bride. Dr. w. r.
| l. Smith performed the marriage cerc-
| mony.
! Mr.. and Mrs Gordon left on the even
| ing train for New York, and will, on
! their return, make their future home in
| this city.
! The buds of society on the tip-top
J Of expectation for tonight. and are plan
| ming their dresses for Miss Annie Deane
! Cars Cotilion Glass, which will be
| danced at Belvidere Hall from 10 u
| O'Clock. Some of the patronesses are.
| Mesdames George Ben Johnston. Thomas
| n. Carter. e. T. D. Myers. Jr., Virginius
| Newton. Charles q. Boiling, Conquest,
| John Lyons, Graham Hohson, John Stsl-
| ~
Powers, John Farland. Dabney Jefferson
| Carr.
! Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson presided at The
| meeting yesterday morning of the Holly
wood Memorial Association, which was
| held in the lecturs-room of the Second
| Presby terrain Church.
| In this absence of Miss Crenslaw, Mrs.
| Stephen Putney served as recording see
! rotary.
| Regular routine business was attended
I to and a report of the treasurer made. \
! letter was read from gentleman con-
! corning the grave of his brother, over
which he wishes to erect 4 monument
| This letter was referred to Mrs. Norman
V. Randolph.
| Richmond will be interested to hear of
the approaching wedding of Miss Virginia
| Mcleod, of this city, and Mr.. Thomas
R. Elcock, Jr., son of Judge ElcocS, of
! Philadelphia.
Miss Mcleod is one OF this city's social
| favorites and one of the prettiest girls
| of the younger set. a very good picture
F., of Miss Mcleod app AIRED in the Phila-
| delphia North American.
| Mrs. Mamie H. Browne, the daughter
| of Iajor Charles Howard, was married
| Wednesday in Baltimore to Mr., Albert
| vice was conducted by Rev. w. I. Rus
| sell, and tho nuptial blessing was given
| by Cardinal Gibbons, at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. James w. Tyson.
| The bride wore a charming toilet OF
cream Irish lace embroidered In pink
| wild roses and carried a shower bouquet
{ of Golden Gate roses.
Mrs Charles Howard, the mother Of
| the BRIDE was present at the reception,
| which was held afterwards.
The Stay-At-Home Whist Club will
| meet tonight promptly at O'Clock at
| the residence of Mrs. Webster, on West
! Franklin Street.
The Girls Club will meet tonight ut
| No. 1908 East Franklin Street. The Sub
! ject which will be under discussion IS
! Current Events
! DIR. Edwin H. SlloCheliopt wall -iSA',
| to-day for kirkesville, where he will De
| married next Wednesday to Miss Maude
Font, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will
| liam G. Font.
! The New Century Club will meet to-
| night at the residence of Miss Edith Pal
: nler, No. PIG South Pine Street.
| The Emma Andrews Whist Club will
meet this afternoon at the residence OF
| Mrs. c. E. Doyle.
The Church Fill Branch of the Wo-
I mans Christian Association held a called
| meeting yesterday afternoon at the home.
| No. 26Us East Franklin Street.
In st. Paurs Church on November goth
22d the annual meeting of the Virginia
1 Branch of the Noman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church will be held