The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-30
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.


Mrs Matthew Bland Harrison will
leave. Saturday on the Columbia, one OF
the Anchor Line steamships, for Glas-
gov. She will be accompanied by ner
mother. Mrs. NJ. Worth Henry: her.
daughter. Miss Louise Henry Harrison,
and the governess, Miss Arthur, of New
York. They will proceed directly to
Crieers Perth county, Scotland. where
they will remain three months. then
going to Switzerland and wintering in
Rome.
There will be trap shooting every Sat
urday afternoon at the Deep Run Hunt
Club during the summer months. Pre-
liminary trials from 4to $50 o'clock af-
ter which a regular contest will be play
ed until finished.
These will prove delightful social func-
TONS as we'll as sporting occasions, as
refreshments will be served under the
trees between $50 and o'clock At the
club last Saturday Governor Montague
was one of the contestants. anu brought
down 10 out of Is clay pigeons. Others
present were: Mrs. a. ]. Montague Mr.
and Mrs. George Stevens and Miss Helen
Stevens. A monthly prize of $40
piece will be offered.
Mrs. John Gordon Farland entertained
the Post-Lenten Eu"hre Club last night
in a delightful manner, at her home. on
Grace Street. Two tables of seven-hand
euchre We're played by the guests, the
score being kept in miniature chatelaine
bags. Dainty prizes were awarded, and
an elegant collation. served on the card
tables Besides the regular members, the
guests included: Mrs. William Todd Miss
Ella Slingluff. of Baltimore: Mrs. Allen
LYON. Mrs William Tompkins, Miss Eve
lyn Gordon and Miss Elizabeth Robins.
Among the ladies who served lunch
at Cohen's store yesterday for the bene-
fit of the Masonic Home We're: Mrs. D.
w Mosely Mrs. NJ. E. Sneliings, MIS-
H. M Barbour. Mrs w. S. Murray. Mrs
j. T. Newberry, Mrs S. E.. Pleasants,
Miss Frances v. Murray, Mrs ]. S.
New. Mrs. G. W. Trexler. Mrs W. T.
Smith. Mrs. E. G. Lankin and four of
the older girls from the Masonic Home.
Among the visitors registered at the
Jefferson Hotel yesterday, We're Mr. and
Mrs G. w Littell, of Crawford. N: D.;
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Shipman. of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs j. W. Fritz, of New
York: Mrs. Rackwater and Mrs. Patient,
of England: Dr. and Mrs G. w. john
ston of Washington: Mrs. M bali' or
Philadelphia. and Mrs S. Alexandria, OIL
New York.
The visiting sculptors who are COM
peting for the Davis arch will be ten
dered an afternoon tea and reception
Monday at the Jefferson Club by the
Richmond Art Club. Other guests Will
he the directors of the Jefferson Davis
Association. The reception will be heid
from to o'clock and the guests VIII
be welcomed by Mrs. Henry Williams.
ToIr firo
Catlin and Miss Elizabeth Patterson
Mr. Joseph S. Wilson, of this civ. was
married to Miss Mary Frances Norton.
of Huntington. the ceremony takln: place
~ the residence of Mrs. ". S. Richard
son.
aid says:
Promptly at 800. to the strains Of Men
delssohn's wedding march. played by
Miss Olive Freeman, the couple entered
the parlor accompanied by the nttle
daughters tWynona and Mary Margareo
Of J. r. Carmichael and wife. OF Louis
Vile. who were the flower girls, and the
solemn service which made them man
and wife was pronounced by Rev. New
ton Donaldson. pastor of the PresoE-
terrain Church of this city.
THE decorat ions of Mrs. Richardson's
| home were very handsome and artistic,
the colors being pink and green.
1.-The bride was handsomely attired In
a costume of pearl etamine over old rose
taffeta, while the groom wore the regu-
laton black.
"Those who were present from out Of
| the city were Messrs. John Hawkes..
| Walter Trimmer and j. A. Huntington,
| of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Car
| michael and family. and Edward San
| ford, of Louisville and j. Lloyd Ritter
and wife, Miss Chloe Norton, cousin.
| bride, Of Charleston
| The members of the Junior Hollywood
| Association met at the Soldiers Home to
| make wreaths for the Confederate SOL
| diers graves. Among those present
were: Miss Elizabeth Townes. Miss An
ME Gray. Miss Bessie Hill. Miss Lucy
| Claire Atkinson, Misses Meta and Nora
| Randolph. Mrs. George Lyons and Mrs.
| William Wade.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club will
| be entertained tonight by the Misses
Williams at o'clock, at their home on
! West Grace Street
| Governor A. ]. Montague has had a
| book recently dedicated to him. 1t is
| written by Miss Lucy M. Thurston and
is entitled "a Girl Of Virginia. the scene
being laid at the University of Virginia.
Miss Nettie Bowman Is the guest of
Miss Rosa Smith, on Grace Street
The Monumental Church will run an
| excursion to Ocean View on Saturday.
| June 18th.