The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-24

the young men sang solos and quartcttes.
Quite nice was realized, which will
be devoted to a worthy object.
The New Century Club was delightful-
" entertained Tuesday night by Miss
Belle Austin. After music and games, Of
ffcers were elected, which resulted in NJ.
Horace S. Wright, president; Mr.. Fred
erfck Schaaf, vice-president. Three new
members were placed on the roll book
those of Misses Jessie and Belle Hooper
and Mr.. Otto Moellcr. The club will hold
its next meeting at the residence of Miss
Bryant, NO. oO7 South Pine Street.
The little ones came in for their share
of the social whirl Tuesday and were ten
dence of his grandmother. Mrs. w. J.
tie Master Clarence Boykin at the resi-
dence of his grandmother. Mr.. w. J.
Epps. Games and refreshments made the
hour pass all too swiftly for those that
were present, among whom were Liz
zettc Walter. Lawrence Moore, Annie
Muller English, Thomas Price. Virginia
Campbell, Lawrence Walter ana others.
The Baltimore Morning Herald says:
''Miss May Handy, the Richmond belle
and beauty, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Tyson at Cylburn, their country
home
Miss Handy was also among the guests
at the wedding of Miss Bertha
Dorsey and Mr.. A. w. Habersham a the
residence of the brides parents, in Bal
timore.
Among the delightful social functions
planned for Thanksgiving is a ball, which
will be held in the large drill hall of the
Armory and which will be given under
the auspices of the Social! Associa ton of
the Seventh Regiment.
Messrs. r. E. Eddins, E. p Weber and
G. H. Davis, of Company T, are the
Committee of Arrangements.
A marriage Of great interest in this city
was celebrated in Chattanooga. Tenn.
Thursday night The contracting, parties
were Mr.. Fred. W. sandman, of this city,
and Miss Rhobie Caldwell, the beauti-
full and attractive daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Caldwell, of Tennessee. The
ushers were: Messrs. b. Pollard Cardoza, =
of this city: w. c. Hunt. DanviIle; r w.
Sergeant. Springfield. Mass; Stuart a.
Allen. Cincinnati. Mr.. Ernest sandman.
brother of the groom was the best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Smallman will take an
extensive Southern tour, spending some
time at Tampa and Palm. Beach, Fla,
and at the Charleston Exposition. They
Will lie at home after December 10th, at
Miss PitZer's. No. Is East Franklin Street
The groom is manager Of the Massachl-
sets Mutual Life Insurance Company. of
this city, and has host of friends here.
Miss herisa FLOYD Atkinson was mar
lied Wednesday night to Mr.. Henry Ed
wards Atkins, at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. N. L. Atkins. No. BOG North Twenty
first Street. The bridesmaids were: Misses
NIayme Atkins. Lille Freshman. Myrtle
Garrison and Pearl Atkins; while the
groomsmen We're: Messrs. Thomas Rich
ardson. ]. r. Thompson. J. III. Atkins and
Parker Harris. The ceremony was i'm
pressiv ely performed by Rev. w. r. De-
rieuX. the pastor of Venable-Street Zap
list Church.
The bride wore n dainty gown of white
organdy. and carried brides roses and
carnations.
Another pretty home. wedding Wednes-
day was that of Mrs. Annie Schneider
the pretty daughter of Mrs. Dora Schnei-
der and Mr. Gilbert Fields. at her home,
No. I'll West Marshall Street. The wed
ding was very quiet. and was solemnized
in the presence of relatives only, by Rev.
C. A. Marks. Mr.. c. Birchett was the
hest man, and Mr.. Charles E. Schmidt
acted as usher
Captain and Mrs. r. Henry Cogbll
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Annie Y. Cog
bill, to Mr.. Nolte D. Wilkerscn, on Tues
day. December Sd. at the Fulton Baptist
Church at $50 p. NJ. Mr.. Wilkerson is
a member Of the firm of Wilkerson x
Brothers.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. James
H Lester. No. 3l4 North Twenty-ninth
Street. was the scene of Il pretty but
quiet wedding Thursday night. when their
daughter, Miss Clara w. Lester. at 9 /
O'clock was led to the altar by Mr.. Cliff
ford Drinkard, popular business man
of this city.
The marriage is announced Of Miss VIII |
lie A. Mitchell and Mr.. W. Harry Kline
at the residence of Mrs. J. B. Vaughan.
No. 81 North Twenty-eighth Street,
Thursday, November 2stln
Tho many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert S. Bosher were delighted to hear OF
their sailing from Liverpool last wed
nesday. They will both be warmly greet
ed on their return to this city the iatteE
part of the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holstead has issued IN /
ritations to the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss May Genevieve. to Mr.. Halils |
Western Clark, Wednesday afternoon, De-
,ember 4th. at 6 o'clock at No Il North |
Beech Street.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
.iety viii meet Wednesday, Novmber |
9TH at II o'clock
The social event Of Thanksgiving Day,
IS the german which will be given at the
Masonic Temple that night. All the
are complete and the /
lressmakers have sent home the dainty
and airy costumes. which will be worn
by the society favorites, and the german
-,e.,,raf] success Among fine cha ~