The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-29
SOCIAL, AND
PERSONAL,

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This week will not be lacking for at
fractions. Cupid Is still at work, and
wedding bells will commence to ring to-
day. The first joyful sounds will be to-
night for Miss Harriet iield Lghtfoot and
". Edwin Brown ClaSbrooK. Princess
bonnie Will be the attraction for the
night, nearly every seat having been sold.
FOR those With a charitable turn of mind
al oyster supper and musicale is on
Church IIill Countless board meetings
and societies are scheduled for different
parts of the day, keeping society on me
go.
An elegant reception was held last nlshs
at the Woman's Club in honor of Maj
anne Grand. and society had the chailce
OF meeting and conversing with TINS IA
nous authoress and lecturer. The par.ois
of the club were full nearly I'll the even
ing.
Iii, wedding of Miss Harriet Eieid
Lghtfoot and DR. Edwin Brown Ciily-#
brook, which was postponed from oc,o-
Der 18th on account of the illness OIL eite
bridegroom, will take place this ai,eE
noon at O'Clock in ST. James Episcoi'al
Church.
II
Mr.. Harry c. Parish, son OF MI. ,ioaIl
z. Parish, OF this city, and Miss Willie !:
Uranium, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II.
Uranium. also Of Richmond were mar
ried on the 18th instant at the residence
Of this Rev. joel T. Tucker. pastor OF inc
East End Baptist Church.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Susie Daniel Tabb Garrett to Mr.. Rooell
Cabcl Tabb both popular members n
the social world of this city. The prlun-
elect is the daughter. of the late Or. Jenl-
per Garnet, while the groom is a soa o.
Mr.. John Tabb. and nephew OF Dr. II.
Cabell Tabb, OF this city. The marriage
will take place the last Of the month,
Much interest is taken in the approach
to Mr., Roger II. Williams, Of New YORK,
which will take place from News ferr&
Episcopal Church.
Miss Emma Harden Bland, OF Ealtl-a
more, who has often visited R1chmond,
will be married November 18th TO Mf.
William Wallace Lymis!gton at Christ
Church, Baltimore.
The first silver tea of the season will
be given on November 18th by st. Luke,s
Church Guild, at the residence OF Mrs.
w A. Jennings, No. go Washington
Street.
A called meeting of Richmond Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will be held at Lee Camp Hail this
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock This meeting
is for the election of delegates for No
venber 18th. The Canteen Committee
will please meet at 4. as important mat
tiers are before the convention.
The enga cement has been announced,
OF Mr. j 7. Temple to Miss Nina ROSA
lie Daven, of Columbia, Va. The mar
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clay have issued
invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter. Annie Bernadette to Mr.. Ma
tnan P. Parker, Wednesday at 8 O'Clock,
at their residence, No. 1911 Washington
Street
Mr.. Henry T. Workman, of Macon, Ca,
has returned to her home, after de-
lightfuI visit in this city to her sister,
Mrs. Ashton Starke.
Miss Louise Waldhauser, who has spent
the summer in Virginia, and who stayed
several times with friends in this city,
Will return TO her NOME, III 'otIE 'iillsiii'
this week.
Miss Josephine Tyler has returned to
her home, No SIG West Franklin Street,
after two-weeks visit to friends at
Lorraine, Va.
Miss Mamie Green has left for Balti-
more, where she will continue her study
of music at the Peabody Conservatory.
Mrs. ]. A. Knight, Of Amelia Court
house, is visiting Mrs. S. a. knight, at
No. 415 East Clay Street.
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety will meet on Wednesday at u NJ
The regular meeting of the Milton c.
Work Whist Club Will be held TINS
afternoon. instead of Wednesday, as for
merly This alteration will be made dur
ing the entire season.
Miss Helen Montague leaves this week
for Baltimore and will be the guest OF
MI. and Mrs. John c. Taiiaferro.
Mrs. Mamie S. Thompson. of Calves
ton, Texas, is the guest of Mrs 5. W.
Chanberlayne, No s West Grace Street.
Mrs James Parkinson is spending sew
eral days in New York.
Miss Della Clark has returned to her
home on Grove Avenue, after pleasant
visit to Ellcrslie,' the country nome OF
Dr.. and Mrs. j. Deitrck.
Miss Mary Tyree is the guest of Miss
Grace Howard. at Powhatan. Va
DR.. and Mrs A. e. Dickinson and DR..
r. II. Pitt will leave this afternoon for
Baltimore, where they will attend the
meeting of the Maryland Baptist Union.
Misses Edith and Sophia White are
spending some time with friends IN
Boston.
Miss Mamie Grigg has returned to her