The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-01

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lightful surprise party Tuesday night in
honor of her fifteenth birthday. Those
present were; Misses Carrie VauS han.
Emily and Bessie Gary. Misses Hattie
and Mamie Donald, Mamie and Ora Da-
wilson, Marion Baird, Alma Cheatham,
Nellie Clayton. Eva Davidson, Martha
Jewett.. May Hughes, Lizzie Barrett. Dol
lie Harris: Messrs. Stanard and Albert
Archer, versa1 Blackburn, John Hardin.
Albert Yarhrough Percy Abbott. Page
Baird, George King and Willard Arnetti.
The Misses knox gave a charming tea
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of Mrs
Conway Knox. who has just returned
from her bridal tour. The parlors look
ed charming in their decorations of red
and green. and the tables were daintily
spread with BattenbergE doylies, the CEN
terpiece being a silver loving cup with
red carnations.
Rev John keesee Goode, native or
this city and a graduate OF Richmond
College, was married Wednesday after
| noon at O'Clock at Longdale. Va. to
Miss Laura May Lemon, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Marion Lemon.
DR.. Edwin Jones Nixon. the popular
musician OF the Relief Department OF
the Atlantic Coast Line. was married
wednesday at 1 O'Clock at the TRINITY
| Church. Chocowinity, n c., to MISS
| Olivia Brichnell Patrick.
Miss Josephine sPutney was the guest
Of honor at a reception given Try her hos
| tess Miss Elizabeth Lee Dame, of Balu-
| more, and wore q becoming toilet OF
| black-ietted net over black taffeta. trim
| med with yellow buttercurs. Yellow
roses in her head completed this charm
| ing costume.
Miss Putney will remain some time
longer with Miss Dame
Colonel and Mrs w T. Robins have fs-
sued invitations to the marriage OF tne'r
| daughter. Miss Ruth Nelson ROBINS. 70
| Mr.. Thomas Christian Gordon: at 81.
| Paul's Episcopal Church. December Aztn'
| at $50 O'Clock P. NJ.
Miss Lillian Garrett Tomlinson was
! married at the home of her parents last
! Wednesday to Mr.. Benjamin Wathlns
! Wilson by Rev. Carey E. Morgan.
| The bride wore becoming taiior-made
! suit Of mode cloth and carried a oou-
| ouet Of brides roses Mr.. cnd Mrs. VIII
| son left on the evening train LOT WASH
ington and other points, ana on tne'r re-
| turn will reside at No. III East ci's
| Street. Mr.. Wilson is connected III pus-
| mess with the Richmond: faPer 'naiuiac
| turing Company.
ST. Johns German Evangelical Church
| was tho scene OF a pretty wedding Wed-
| nesday. when Miss Lena Kobe became
! the bride Of Mr.. Homer Lee Cooke. kew
I! NJ. Balloon officiating.
Miss Lillian Annie Wray was married
at Grace-Street Baptist Church November
| 9th to Mr.. John Clarke Booth at nine
| o'clock by Rev. DR.. Gradner
On Tuesday the bridal party was de-
lightfully entertained by the bride IN the
! home of her parents, on West Marslltii
| Street.
Miss Susie Daniel Tabb Garrett was
| married. at her home last "Wednesday
| evening to Mr.. Robert Cabell Tabb. by
Rev. Dr.: Troy, assisted by Rev. Lanc.on
r. Mason.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Tabb left on a northern tour.
| Miss =Inea Hawthorne Scott was mar
| ried at her parents residence on Thanks-
I Eiving-Day to Mr.. Horace clifton ms
holm. of this city Immediately after the
| ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm left
/ over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
at 2:40 P. NJ for a. tour of two weeks.
! Mrs. Chisholm is the daughter OF kew.
and Mrs. c. tP. Scott: No. III Virginia
| Avenue. Barton Heights. Rev. MIR Scott
was assisted in performing the marriage
ceremony OF his daughter by key. ). d.
| Hawthorne and Rev. ". Mosby Seay, OF
! Blackstone, Va
MANY theatre suppers are scheduled to
| he given after the concert OF Josef Hot
mann the DISTINGUISHED Polish pianist.
who appears at the Academy Of Music.
! Thursday, December 18th. This Will
mark a. brilliant event. In New York
| Mr. Hofmann is a great social faVorlte
and has been playing to large and fash
| ionable audiences.
The Daughters of the Confederacy are
making 11p a box to be sent to Mrs.
| ,Goldsboro, who has charge of the Virginia
| table at the Confederate Bazaar in Balti-
! more. AS the bazaar will open on Mon
! day all articles are asked to be sent as
| soon as possible to the residence of Mrs.
| N. Y. Randolph, No. 6l2 East Grace Street.
| Anything sent will be much appreciated
carefully packed and promptly sent
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! A charming Informal Thanksgiving din
| ner was that given by Mr.. and Mrs An
drew Grey. No. 213 South Third Street
! The decorations were American beauties
| and white carnations, making a color
scheme Of red and white. Those present
were Mr. Clarence Grey. Miss Bessie
| Hunter, Misses Ada and Nellie Grey. Mr..
Eugene B. sydnor and DR.. Benjamin
| Grey.
|
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Mrs. Jos.
F.. Willard are visiting for a few days in
| Baltimore. observation-disclosures Willard
was at the Journa.i>t Club Thanksgiving
| afternoon and met several OF his OLD
| friends.
Mr.. William Woodard was among the
guests, in Baltimore, at a Thanksgiving
euchre party given by Miss Bessie V.
/ Dowell.
The annual meeting of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society will be held
| Friday, December 9Th, at II A. NJ
The class of Miss w. 4. Williams. gave
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