The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
by Mrs John B. Lghtfoot while they
were aboard the Louise.

by Mrs. John B. Lightfoot while they
were aboard the Louise
The engagement Of Miss Annie Panllne
Carter. of Carriers, Ca. and MI y:
Campbell Maben of Birmingham, Ala,
is announced, the marriage to take place
in the home of the bride June 3oth- Mr..
Maben, who is the son Of wealthy New
York broker has number OF FRIENDS ana
relatives in Richmond, where his tather
and grandfathe used to live, the FORMER
Maben home at the corner of Sixth ana
Grace Streets now being owned by MI.
Norman Randolph.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club had
a delightful meeting Tuesday afternoon.
when after spirited game they were
given an informal reception by the pres
ide1t, Mrs Isaiah White, when delicious
ices and fruits were served.
The highest score during the after
noon was made by Miss Matte Harris
and Mrs. John Hunter north and south,
and Miss Florence Tyler and Mrs. FAR
fax Montague east and west.
The Baltimore Sun yesterday morning
says:
Mr.5EAllrGO IlduuOlpll, IL, 6Ae1A
uate of the Johns Hopkins University,
has accepted position as electrical en-
sineer to the British Westinghouse Com
pany of Manchester, England Mr..
Randolph is a son Of Bishop Randolph,
of Virginia. and brother Of Dr. Robert
L. Randolph of the medical department
Of the Johns Hopkins University. He
will sail to England with his wife and
child early in June.
Dr.: ". A. Deas, of this city, is spend
ing few days at the Warm Springs:
Mrs. j. B. Hawthorne and Mr. and
Mrs Charles Hawthorne are spending
the summer at the Alton House.
Mrs. John J. MacHenry and Mr.. J. r.
Goodloe, of Alton, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Bailey Saunders, on Grace
Street.
Mrs E. ". Valentine is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Chamberlayne. of Pc
tersburg.
Mrs. Douglas MacGregor is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Goodloe, at Locust Dale,
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Myers. Of st.
Louis are registered at the Jefferson Ho-
tel to-day.
Mr.. Berkeley Prosser, who has been
visiting his parents. has returned to New
York.
Miss Joyce Wilkerson Wallace will be
| married next Tuesday to Mr.. Gilbert Knox
Polk Osborne of Alexandra, at the res
idence of Mr., and Mrs. Charles M. Wal
lace. on Church Hill.
Mrs Fannie T. Grymes left for Vir-
| GINA Beach yesterday, where she will
open her new cottage for the summer
| season.
Miss Luciel Nelson, of Culpeper, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Greaner Neal. Miss Mel
son is one Of the most popular Of the
visiting girls that come to this city.
Miss Constance Triton leaves to-day
for New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Randolph, Jr.
! and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Pace will leave
| to-day for New York, where all save
Mr.. Pace will leave for Europe Saturday
Mr.. Pace will stay in New York unit
the boat leaves.
Miss Virginia Jordan was married last
| night to Mr.. Herbert Wade by Rev
| James o. Babcock, at the residence Of
Mrs. A. L. Ford on Church Hill.
i Immediately after the ceremony tbs
young people left for seaboard, N. c..
their future home.
The graduating nurses Of the Old Do
mfnion Hospital will give a reception to
night at No. 1929 East Broad Street
which promises to be a delightful event
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Hamberlin and Miss
1 Daisy Wilson. who have been spending
some time at the Princess Anne Hotel
! Virginia Beach. have returned to the
city.
Mrs. Edward Peasants has returned
from a delightful visit to DR.. Scott. o.
/ Staun TOM;
All persons who attend the reception
at the Confederate Museum, Thursday
1 June 9th. at 5 P. NJ. will wear their
badges and present their tickets Of mem.
bership at the door. The Central Com
mittee Of the Davis Monument Associa.
ton will be among the guests. The recep.
ton is rendered the board Of directors
who will visit this city to decide on the
design for the Davis monument
Mrs. Roger a. Pryor. directress Of the
New York branch of the A. P.fv.9A., has
sent the corresponding secretary the
names of twenty-nfne new members jus,
added to the New York branch.
Miss Lucille Nelson, of Culpeper is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. W. CT. Neal. No. 9e
West Grace Street. s a
Mr.. Charles I. Watkins. OF Greenvi:,s
Il 81 C. Is visiting Mr., Cnas. II ..WatI,fiIs