The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

y Onn a SDke lf.. ana MISS EQ1til JONES.
| In the dining-roonn refreshments were
served by Mrs. I. A. Miller. Mrs A. l..
| Hunt. Mrs. L. w. Glazehrook. Misses
Mary Florence. Rena Glazebrook, Nc
| Dowell. of Philadelphia: Elizabeth
| TONNES. Margaret and Helen VIM Irene
Bossieuz. Zimmermann. Marie Webster,
Alice Hotchkiss Constance Evans Ella.
Jackson. Josephine Putney, and Adair
| Minor Among the northern visitors who
| were present were: Mr. Alden Freeman,
| Mrs. James Lawton, Mrs. Isaac Cary,
| Miss Catherine Day. Mrs. John c. Day.
| Miss NJ. I. Hawley, Mrs. a. Tedford. Mrs
William r. Baltic, Mrs. w. A. Roebling.
Mrs. Gilbert Jones, Mrs. William B. Beck
| man. Miss Amy Townsend. Miss Mary S.
| Taicott Mrs. Helen Purton, Mrs. Trancke
Bosworti. Miss NJ. Louise Even, Miss
Marie Bissell. Mrs. NJ II. Willard. Miss
T.. F. Broadhead, Mrs Jordan Stabler
Mrs. c. F. March, Mrs. a. c. Fish. Mr.
Edwin Warfielu. Mrs. Edwin Warield.
| Master Edwin Warfield. Miss Hallock,
Mr.. a. Tedford.
The wedding of Miss Fife Lacy and ex-
| Senator Hale last week was the coca
sion of many delightful social functions
| On Monday Mr.. and Mrs II w. Ronn-
| tree rendered the bridal party recep-
1 ton and dinner, at which the color
| u.
can beauties Tuesday the bridal party.
was entertained by the brides parents,
| while the wedding was solemnlzed at
| the First Baptist Church "Wednesday
evening. Rev. DR.. George Cooper of91ci-
atir e. Here the color scheme was in
r.ilk. the altar being charminsiy deco
/ iated in peonies and wax tapersy against
! a background Of palms.
| Mrs. Hale made charming bride, be-
| ing striking blonde. and looked unusu-
| alIy well in a creation of white taifeta.
with accordion pleated chiffon. She was
attended by six bridesmaids and grooms-
men. Miss Deadriche. of Tennessee, being
| her maid of honor, and Mr.. George c..
! Lafferty, of Washington. being the best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale will make their home
at Rocky Mots.t, Va.
The members of the Woman's Club were
given treat in the paper which was
written Monday by Mrs. John Hunter.
and read by Rev. DR.. William E. Evans.
The theme was Poetry of the Year.
in which she spoke of Father Tabb s
Cumming Bird 1.-THE Gypsy Trail one
| CT two selections from Tennyson. Jose
| Prime Daskar1 Dodge's Motherhood"
| and an original poem by Judge r. 7. w.
| Duke, What the Clay said to the Pot
| ter Mrs. Hunters guests were Mrs }.
| Aston Cabell Mrs. Robert Morton. Mrs
". josiah Leake. Mrs. Walter Christian
1 Mrs Ohio G. Kean. Miss Virginia Sully,
| Major Robert Stiles. NIr. John Hunter
and Mrs. ]. P. Mcclure. Jr. Cooling bev-
erases and light refreshments were served
| by Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson and Miss
| Iora Leigh. Among the guests of the
| club were Miss Zimmerman. of St Louis;
Miss Edmunds. of Danville: Miss Mary
| Foster. of Staunton:. Miss Aberc1ombe
of = Iocar1,ina Cni1lyoan of
! Warrenton: Mrs. Andrew Leake, Miss
Leake. Mrs T. Catesby Jones, of Iron
Gate, Va; Mrs. Helen G.. Clark. Of Phil
! aielpha: Mrs. Albert Cottle. Of Wash
| ington: Miss Mary Shepherd HicCue. of
| Naynesboro: Miss Martha >Lansston. of
Atlanta. and Mrs. NJ. A. LonsdaIe. Of
Washing ton.
A pretty birthday party was that Of
Miss Dorothea Tatum Tuesday, in honor
of her nine summers. The center piece
in the dining-room was May pole, ris-
ing from a mound of daisies. with ribbon
steamers held by dolls. which after
wards were the dainty souvenirs of the
occasion. The young hostess welcomed
| her small guests in a dainty white en-
! broidered muslin with green ribbons and
| white shoes and stockings. and cut the
birthday cake for her young trends. who
| included: Misses Mary Johnston.
| Della Davenport, jamie Moore, Jennie
| Anderson. Josephine Clark, Mary Tomp-
hins. Mary N. Ainslie, Maud Ainslie
Elizabeth Bentley Nell Wise Evelyn
Byrd Warwick. Ethel Aston Cabel,
| Katherine Claiborne, Cabeil. Camilla
| Wexford. Frances Bemiss. Frances Scott.
| Ellen Scott. Edith Dolnan. Martha Pur-
cell. Emily Montague. Mamie Patton.
| Gwendolyn rutherford. Henrietta
Crump. Doris Jones. Dorothy Christian,
| Frances Campbell. Janet Jones. Virginia
Whitley. Eliza Palmer, Miriam Grundy.
Alice Blair, Elizabeth Cooke, Emily
Royal. Mary Scott, Mamie Perkins and
| Lula Johnston.
| The Euchre Club was entertained by
Mrs. Edwin Hewitt last week and was
| quite social success. Mrs. Luther
| Warren and Mrs. Edmund Benson kept
| tally and Mrs. Richard Wilson was awrd-
! ed an artistic pair of sporting pictures
as first prize. while Mrs. John Farlanl
4 was consoled with silver pen-tray and
| ink-stand. The guests of the club were:
Miss Sue Gordon Webb, Of Williamsburg:
| Mrs. Garrett Wall, Hiss Gertrude Camm,
| Mrs. Churchill Young, Mrs Luther War
| zen. Mrs. Edmund Benson and Mrs. Rob
4 ert Rennolds.
i Mrs. Sheldon Butler Of New York. who
4 has been the guest of Mrs. Edwin Hewitt
| for about month. returned to her home
1 Friday to the regret of her many friends.
| While here Mrs. Butler was greatly ad-
/ mired and the guest of honor at several
social functions. besides the card clubs,
/ at which she was always warmly greeted.
| Last Monday she was the guest of honor
/ at. an elegant little supper given BY Mrs.
| Garrett Wall. at which covers were laid
for SIX the corol scheme being in yin.z.
Mr., and Mrs. William Coleman Gibson,
OF Greenvnle, S. c., have announced the
| marriage of their daughter; Miss jamie
/ Cauble Gibson. to Mr.. James Wilson
/ Wood of Richmond Va. to occur We'd
nesday. May 2sth. at 4 O'Clock at their
/ home No. 55S Washington Street. There
| will be no invitations: only the relatives
and a few near friends will be present
at the ceremony. Miss Gibson is a
charming young lady. and is recognized
as a beauty. Mr. Wood is connected with
! the Pullman Company. and is member
of one of the Oldest and best known Vir-
giria families. He is a brother of Mr..