The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-07
Social and
Persona

The Academy next Thursday evening.
in the production Of "a loyal FANNY,
/ will be unusually attractive to so cle'ly
women Of Richmond, as Miss Percy las L. =
1 well, as a royal princess. will then uis,
| play some very artistic creations oe , iseu
4 for her by the ingenuity, taste ana JUS
ment of her modiste.
"A gorgeous betrothal robe is OF Wnlte
satin duchess, heavily ornamenteo viii ~,
ermine, bordered by gold leaves: No
| court train of white moussenne de sole'
is embroidered in gold, having clusters
Of golden grapes, sewn with pr1lllahts s
This costume the handsomest sllo"1.' .
worn In the final act of the play.
In the first act Miss Haswell appears
in a light blue. crepe de chine, made
| with blouse and an elaborate Skill
which has huge medallions of Irish Sace
| laid into ruffle that begins In band
Of fine tucks.
The white serge outing frock oonned
for the second act has its novelty In
the sleeves, which are in large platts,
and laced over a very full undersleeve
of corded silk The hat. wh1ch Is the
accessory to this pretty toilet is very
big and Of soft. white felt
A fourth creation Of white crepe, used
by Miss Haswell in her 1mpersonaton
OF the Princess Angela In the thlrd act,
is made with long lines OF nroad. white
lace. It has also q ring jacket OF lace,
and leaves of pink panne velvet a
knotted sash of white ribbon hangs from
neck to hem Of this frock
Miss Nancy Padget. as Queen Mar
earet, and Miss Jeanette Northern, as
the Countess Caruri, are both attired in
harmony with their royal surroundings,
in garments Of unusual design and ma
terial
The wedding of Miss Mary Beverly
Ratcliffe the daughter of Mrs. James
". Radcliffe, to Mr.. Richard Lefingwell
Chenery, will take place at 80 o'clock
next Thursday evening IN the Episcopal
Church and not in the BAPTIST Chuch
at Ashland. repairs on the latter not hav-
ing been finished.
Mr. Clarence Seaton, of the firm Of W.
E. and ]. e. Seaton, whose marriage
to Miss Todd will take place Wednesday,
at "Gienmorc,'' Augusta county. ildft
Monday for Stanton Other members
of his family leaving to-day to attend
the welding are Mr.. and Mrs E. Sea-
ton and Miss Virginia Delight Seaton
When Mr. Seaton returns with his bride
to Richmond. they will make their home
at No. 24O7 Farl. Avenue.
The wedding of Miss Mamie C. From
mer. the daughter of Mrs. Emma Essis
and the late Mr.. Charles Frommer, to Mr..
r B. Fairlamb Will take place
this evening at $50 o'clock. The
ceremony will be performed in st.
Johns German Evangelical Church by
the Rev. DR.. Paul Menzel.
Palms and crystal candelabra will form
altar and church decorations. The or
ganist, Mr.. Rasler will direct the music,
and the bridal procession will be led by
the ushers: Mr.. Edward Heck. Mr.. Hugh
Fairlamb Mr.. Theodore Fricl. Mr.. Al
bert Pohlig, Mr.. Fred Schaaf ara Mr..
Daniel Pond The bride will have on
going-away gown of tan cloth. with hat
and gloves to match. and will carry
brides roses. Immediately after the
ceremony she and the groom will leave
for an extended tour. which will en-
brace Niagara Falls. Buffalo, New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
On their return their home will be on
Mitchell Street. near Brook Road. Mr.
Fairlamb is the son Of Mr.. T. B. Fair4
lamb, and is very popular.
.
n. Hambleton were married in the home
OF the bride. Cabell county. West Va.
October LIST. by the Rev. J. NJ Roddy.
Their future home will be No. 9is Brook
Avenue.
Invitations have been received in Rich
mond from Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. An
drews for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Miss katherine Andrews. to Mr..
~
merchant of Roxboro. n. c. The mar
riage ceremony will be performed to-day,
October Eth, in the home of the bride,
at 7:30 p. NJ.
Miss Alice Robinson Seward, Of Peters
burg, and Mr.. Robert Benjamin Powell
will be married tonight in the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Seward, of No. II Market Street.
An important meeting of the Holly
wood Memorial Association will be held
in the lecture room of the Second Presby-
terian Church "Wednesday. October sth,
at noon.
The Board Of Managers of the Assoc
cation for the Preservati ton Of Virginia
Antiquities will meet to-day at nool In
the rooms OF the Virginia Historical So
ciety.
Mrs Landonia Dashiell was chairman
at the Woman's Club yesterday afternoon
and introduced Miss a. l.. {'erry,who gave
a very interesting talk on Physical Gull
ture illustrated by free hand and other
exercises. Miss Perry suggested - :17e
club the idea#of establishing womans
gymnasium at No. II West Main Street,
where suitable room could be procured
for the purpose. and asked the co-opera-
ton of the club in her efforts. At the
conclusion of her talk, Miss Claire Gull
iaume read to the club an invitation re-
ceived from the Philadelphia Chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy. inviting
them to be present at the unwilling ex-
ercises in Hollywood October 25th.
Guests of the afternoon were Miss Ellie
Bosher. Miss Elizabeth Cooke. of Bon
Air: Mrs. NJ. G. Baker, of Chicago, III:
Miss Madge Freddy, Mrs. George
Wayne Anderson. Mrs. E. P. lis
muskes, Henrietta Jones. B g.scJ
muskes, Of Columbus, Ca; Miss Henri
eta Jones of Petersburg. Mrs. Chris
TOPPER Tompl1ins poured tea ar the club
reception, and Miss Madge FreeIl,y was
behind the cof ee urn. Quite a large