The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
Mrs. Garland Jones. Of North Carolina,
with Mrs. Baughman.

A musical treat was given the mem
hers of the Woman's Club Monday after
noon. when Mrs. John Logan, of Lexlng-
ton, accompanied by Professor Rein
hardt, delighted a fashionable thron6
with her sweet vocal selections, among
which were some favorites of Etheioere
Nervin, now the social rage, ana Soma
old Scotch ballads.
At the conclusion cooling beverages
were served by Mrs Hugh Taylor and
Mrs. Charles Wortham. assisted by MIS-
Conquest and Miss Annie Winston. Inc
guests of the club included Miss w. ).
Walker, Mrs. James a. Welsh, Mrs. NC
Phail, Mrs. Budnex, of Brunswick coun-
ty: Mrs. A. B. Leslie, of Cleveland, o.;
Miss Mary May, of Philadelphia. Miss
Sadie Leawell. Mrs. Ewin caches. OF
Louisville, Ky: Mrs. Henry Taylor, OF
Henrico county; Mrs. Anne r. Osborne,
of Nashville, Tenn: Mrs. G. 6. Gooch.
of Stanton; Mrs. Joseph Lamar OF Au-
ghsta, Ca; Mrs Frank T.. Chalmers, OF
Salem; Mrs. Jed Hotchkiss. of Staunton;
Mrs. Hugh Ganchman. OF tennessee,
and Miss Mary E. Foster. Mrs. Wing
field. of Baltimore.
The wedding of interest to Richmond
ers in Charlottesville this week will be
Charles Fuller. of New York. The cere-
r,ony will take place on June 4th, at the
University Chapel. and will be a brill
liant social function. the nuptual kno.
being tied by Rev. Father Wickers. OF
New York.
The wedding gown. always OF interest
to the brides friends. is said to be
perfect dream and Is composed OF white
panne crepe and real lace.
ric of a
the maids of honor. little Misses Jean
and Richie Loving. wearing dainty white
gowns CARRYING showers of sweet peas.
The bridesmaids, wearing white organ
dies. with green ribbons. and carrying
maiden-hair bouquets will include Miss
Renne Condert. of New York: Miss Lou
Cooke, of Norfolk; Miss Emily Gibson,
of Concord. ~ C.. and MISS Grace
Shields and Miss Sadie Sutton. Of Rich
mond. The best man will be Mr.. Paul
Fuller. of New York. and the ushers are
Mr.. Leonce Contert Fuller, a brother OF
the sroonl-to- be; Mr.. Frederick Roose-
Welt Loney: Mr.. Norman Condert, ana
Mr.. Thomas Kearney, all Of New York:
Mr. Allan Pendleton. of St Louis. ana
Mr. Preston holland. of Richmond.
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception will be held at which the follow
ing out-of- town guests will be present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian B. Tatum. Mr.. and
Mrs Corydon Sutton, the Rev. j. I.
Downman. and Miss Stringfellow. of
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, Miss
Condert. Miss Fisher. and Father
Wicker, of New York: DR.. and Mrs.
Black, and Mr.. Allan Perdleton, of st.
Louis; Mr.. Van Dyke. Mr.. NOLAN, and
Miss Julia Magruder Of Washington;
the Princess Troubetsky, Of Castle Hill.
and others.
Cards have been received in the city
by friends to the marriage of Mr. Benja-
min " Booth. of Clifton Forge. Va,
and Miss Phoebe Triton. of kinston. ~
c. The ceremony will be performed on
Wednesday, June 18th. at kinston. N Z.
Miss Nellie Doughty. of Brooklyn. n.
Y. daughter of Mr.. Frank II. Doughty.
formerly of Richmond, Va. is visiting
relatives in this city. Miss Nellie is the
guest of her grandfather. Mr.. Lewis
Doughty No. 29o7 East Clay Street.
Church Hill.
Patriotic women to the cause of the Con-
federacy will share the attention CT The
social world for the first few days OF
this week Entertainments will he given
and the women of the South who as
senlbled here tomorrow to cast their
vote on their Southern sisters tribute to
the South's President. Jefferson Davis.
and the cause he stood for, will be law
ishly entertained by all associations. in
which wona nkind hold sway and floats
under the Confederate flag. The artists,
who are all natives OF the Southern soil,
will also be welcomed by feasting and
social gossip their fellow-artists of this
CITY entertaining in tneir honor lavish
ly.
During the last week loud has been
the talk of the gossipers over the little
rumpus about the Davis arch, and the
men have had their little jokes ready
about women fussing, ETC., which the wo-
mankind are tired of hearing, and pay
no attention to whatever. they may rest
assured But it has all been a vast pity,
every one admits. coming as 1t DID at
tns late hour. and the women of Rich
mond have felt very strongly about It,
expressing themselves freely over the
teacups.
There seems to be nothing but informal
tea drinking now to pass away the So
cial hours, and, really, during the last
few DAYS the cup Of hot tea. which had
been abolished, has been welcomed and
drank and talked over by all the smart
set. They were up in arms Friday for
the fatal effect of face massage OF a
Chicago girl, saying that this latest
freak of their vain and erring sisters
would give no end of ground for their
new condemners in the magazines. BY
the way, an interesting article is pub
lished in one of this months magazines
written by one of the social lights OF
New York, in which she denies the vices
laid at the society woman's door IN a
strong. forcible and convincing article
That there are exceptions, of course. lie
admits, for she thinks that the saving
that every family have black sheep is
true of the large social families as well.
To-day the social world enters on the
first day of the first summer month, When
spring is past and gone. and the great
whrl of social gayety commences. THOSE
who have not already done so Will to-
morrow bright and early look over their
bathing suits pore over the railway
guides and catalogues and bethink them
selves of pastures new in which to pass
the summer hours; or, the unfortunate
stay-at-home will plan her car rides and
al fresco suppers which the bread win
ner will enjoy when hot and tired from