The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-19

5 SOCIAL An, !
PERSO Gal
Rer and Mrs. James Power Smith 1in have
,.,.,,.d invita- lions to the marriage OF
stheir- daughter. Miss Elsie Ben. 70 MT W..
5char,es FRANKLIN Myers, Of L .es' :.
va The marriage will take place oep.s
TENDER the 9th at the Union Theological
Seminary Chapel at s o'clock
1.-THE Fitzhugh Cottage. Virginia Beacn,
has been UNI sually lively during the pas.
week and nearly ALI the guests . I'd =
been from this city: Two prosie s,s,s,
euctre parties were given. after W!lisit
dainty collations were served on tae
small card tables. At the one on lnu us
day the prizes were awarded to MISS.
Emma Roach, rosewood card case
Miss Lily Todd and Miss Carrie 1000
as consolation won some 5Huylers &ca1los-
On Friday another party was given, "ren
the men captured all the prizes. WI;
Failing and Mr. Clarence Livesay VIII
ming first honors, while Mr.. Willie Grlss
was consoled. ~ = :
s Among the Richmond guests assembled 60
there to-day are Miss Emma Roach.
Miss Lily Todd, Mr.. Word. Misses
Ethel and Louise Word Mr.. ana MI
Grady and Mrs.. Benjamin brocKel,
brough: while among those who returned
home Yesterday were Miss Bessie Rowe,
NIr While Grigg. Misses Daisy and Car
RE Todd. Mr.. Jack Todd. Mr.. L. Phil
Inns. Mr.. Clarence Livesay and Miss
Loullic Fitzgerald, Mrs. English and her
daughters.
Mr.. Marion G. Tyler. a prominent bust
ness man of West Virginia. will, accom-
panied by his wife, next week, visit his
sister. Mrs. John S. Harwood.
Mr. Tyler married Miss Jennie Mclean,
whose. father owned the Mclean planta-
ton upon which the first battle of Ma
nassas was fought. : It is a remarkable
coincidence that the same Mr.. Mclean
had removed to Appomattox and owned
the Mclean place upon which General
Lee surrendered to General Grant.
DIR. w, r. L. Smith and Mr.. ]. B.
Montgomery will leave : on Wednesday
next Sunday.
Miss Maude. Robins, who. is expected
home Wednesday from Chesterfield Court
house. will have as, her guests for two
weeks Misses Nettie and Sadie Gary.
sse
Mr.. and Mrs L. Felheimer have return
ed home from a visit to Niagara and the
Thousand Islands.
Miss Love, of North Carolina, is the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. E. Murphy, on
East Grace Street.
Miss Rhenie R. Hutzler is visiting her
sisters Mrs Joseph Kahn and Mrs. Will
liar1 Strause, In Harrisburg, Pa
sStss
DR. A B.. Greiner is spending two
weeks camping with friends in tie noun
tains of Virginia.
A quiet wedding yesterday, and some
what of surprise to their friends. was
that of Miss Olivia Brooks Helm and Mr..
Lawton Crutchfield, who were united
at the brides residence. on Belvidere
Street, DR.. W. r. L. Smith. the pastor
Of the Second Baptist Church, officiating.
Only the immediate friends eff the fam
lilies were present and there were no at
tcndants. The bride was gowned in
handsome travelling dress and Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Crutch-
FIELD left on the noon train for the North.
Mr. Crutchfield is the deputy clerk of
the Hastings Court, and is: son of Po-
lice Justice John j. Crutchfioid, while his
bride is the daughter of Major Helms
of the penitentiary, and is
exceedingly pretty. being a tall blonde.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Crutchfeld have a
host of friends who will extend to them
their hearty congratulations
Mr.. Edward R. Meade is visiting Mr.
Maury Van Doren, at Blenheim, near
Charlottesville.
Miss Rosalie Pettis is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. R = Free e, in Farmville
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Allen will
leave tomorrow for Baltimore, New
York and Canada.
The New York Herald Sunday publishes
on its Southern society page a good pic
ture of Miss Elizabeth Brander, and one
of Miss Frances L. Quimby, of Suffolk.
Miss Loveday and Miss Ethel Overton
will leave to-day to visit friends in Bal
tinore.
Little Misses Fannie and, Virginia Tyler.
who have been at Buckroe Beach with
their aunt, have returned. to their home,
on West Franklin Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Coalition Chaplin and
children, who have been spending ten
days at Buckroe Beach, have returned
to the city and have as their guests,
Rev and Mrs. B. NJ. Anderson, of Ander
son, S. c.
Mrs. Booton Hill has returned to the
city after visit Of several weeks in
the country. ae 5tac .astit.
Mrs. ]. Aston Cabell has returned to
this city, after visit. Of several months
in the mountains.