The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-16
SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL

/ The Junior Cotillon Class had a de-
| lightful dance last night at Belvluere
/ Hall Shortly after . clock the dancing
commenced to the strains Of Thuo" S
! Orchestra and was kept up to a late
! hour.
Mr.. AdoIphus Blair led the merry
| thrune OF cancers in many new and IN
| tricatc figures
among The chaperones were Mesdam>s
Dabney Jefferson Carr, George Ben
! johnson, Ado!phus Blair, Otway War
| wick.
The merry dancers were Annie Jean
/ Carr. Lillian Binford. Hattie Snlelds,
/ Fannie Warwick. virginia Boyd, Anne
| Harrison. Carrie Armstead. Paul Stems,
! Hill, C. P. Carr, Richard Ashhy, Dorsey
| Anderson and William r. Turner.
Mr.. Edwin II. Marrow was married
THURSDAY to Miss Margaret ". Snaush-
| Messy. Of Washington at the Epl-
| phany Church Chapel of that city, by
! Rev. w. J. D. Thomas. Immediately
! after the ceremony, which was witnessed
! by the immediate family and relatives
onlv MIR and Mrs Monroe left for Al
| lantic City.
M Marrow. who is native OF this
| civ is connected with the passenger
| department OF the Chesapeake and Dhid
Railroad and at present IS located IN
| Washington.
| Mrs Roberta Allen presided at the
| NEE ting Yesterday OF the Daughters OF the
American lie yoution, which met at noon
il. the Virginia Historical Society. The
first business which was transacted was
to draw up resolutions of sympathy con-
/ corning the death of Mrs. Richard Allen
/ The secretary's report was read, which
Will be sent TO Charlottesville next Wee.
Mesdames c. W. p. Brock and Virginius
/ Hal being delegates
Mr. Ben Purcell was appointed to col
/ lect the relics for the Charleston EXPOSE
| ton.
A meeting will be held for election of
officers next Monday at noon i'll the His
torical Society rooms.
The Charity Ball, which had been ar
/ ranged for DecenlJer 11th at the Masonic
Temple. has been postponed until the MID
| die CtE January on account of the death OF
Mrs Mclean Peasants, the daushter-in-
law of Mrs. Matthew j.. Peasants. Mrs.
tPleasants has for many years been the
president of the St. Faults Home, and
out OF respect to her this action was
taken by the patronesses yesterday at
| their meeting.
The first meeting of the Saturday Club
| this winter will be held this afternoon
| at the residence of Mrs. Bemiss, No 80"
! East Grace Street. The laws on which
| the discussions for the winter will be
| made is the THE Beautiful as an Educa-
| tional Force" Mrs. 3. &. Valentine. Mrs.
| w. T. Robins, and Mrs. L. l.. Lewis Will
| illustrate the thought this afternoon by
discussing The S nse of Beauty; It's Star
! walton and Cultivation
Mrs c. Coleman gave a delightful tea
! yesterday afternoon in Williamsburg, at
| which many of Richmond societySs most
| prominent members were present MI
| and Mrs. Warner Moore, Miss Jean
] Moore, Master Warner Moore, Jr. Misses
! Annie and Mary Elizabeth Moore, MI.
and Mrs Thomas Moore, Miss Roberta
| Allen Mrs. Vedder Mrs. Joseph Bryan'
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Taylor, Jr., Captain
an6 MIS-. w. Gordon McCabe; Miss Rebel
Nithers. of Kentucky; Miss Mary Wood
bridge. Mrs Goodenough, Miss Rebekah
Bell
The next meeting of the Violet Social
Clul, will be held Monday at the residence
of the Misses CORTLAND. NO. 81 Kan
dolph Street, at SIS o'clock Inc csun
wa; delightfully."- entertained at their last
meeting at the home of its secretary,
Miss Bessie Barnunl.
A pic party was the delightful enter
tain1nent given by Mrs. G. T. Edwards,
No. 6l3 North Twenty-iirst Street, TINS
week Games and other anusements We're
INDUCED in to a late hour, and all were
sorry when it was time to break up.
,rre Ar z. -Tonllinson has issued invi-
tions Uo,. the marriage OF her daughter,
MISS lillian Garrett Tominson, to Mr..
Heniamin Watkins Wilson. November
9th. at her home, No. 81 East Clay
Street. at Gas O'Clock.
Mr.. and Miss Francis Marion Lemon
have issued invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter, Miss Laura May
Iemon to Rev. John keese Goode, No
yeulber 27th, at 3 o'clock, at Lougda!e,
The groom is q native of Richmond,
beirc. a son of the late J. r. Goode and
a graduate of Richmond College, but now
| has charge of a flourishing Baptist
Church in Surry county
Miss Clara. W. lester the daughter OF
NJ. and Mrs. James II. Lester, of No.
3l4 North ,rwenty-nnth Street, and Mr..
Clifford Drinkard vii, be quietly married
at ti,,, home of the brides parents Thurs
day evening, November list, ats O'Clock.
Miss Maria Blair delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the Girls Club in
their rooms, No 26o3 East Franklin Street,
last night by a lecture on Places Nave
Seen
Mr.. and Mrs Irving G. Harvey and ar
and Mrs. w. S. Upsilur, who have been
visiting in Richmond, have returned 10
Newport News.
Mr.. Hcber Nelson. who lives near Rich
mond. in Hcnrico county, IS at present
the guest OF his niece, Mrs. Horace Jones.
Of Newport News.
Mrs. William Miller is spending some
days at Old Point with her son. Captain
William Miller, Of the United States navy.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Edward Wise have
returned from their wedding trip and
are RESTING on Fifth Street.