The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-20

otaE-at-Home needs no reorganization.
since 1t holds its sessions all the year
round.
The Misses Rosenbaun,. who have been
travelling abroad for some months, will
be In Richmond early in October.
Miss Sara Harvie has as her guest Mss
Marion Michaux, of Powha,an.
Mrs W. W. Townes, OF Petersburg, ia
visiting her sister. Mrs NJ Griffin Lynch,
of South Third Street. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stone Hutton and little son ara
also with Mrs. Lynch.
Miss May Handy. who has been a.
northern resorts for several months, will
be in Richmond soon. She will continue
to occupy her apartments at the wo-
mans Club.
Miss Evie Lee Bowcock after a pleas
ant vacation spent with friends and re-
Iatives, will resume her dancing class
on Church Hill after the LIST of October.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs. James z. Wright, of Norfolk,
OF the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Garnet Temple Wright, to Mr. William
Bernstein. The ceremony will be performed
in the home of the brides parents on
olney road, Wednesday. October Ist at
P. NJ
Westwood. the beautiful suburban homo
| OF Mrs. Albert Young. will open during
the Richmond Horse Show. when Mrs,
Young and Mrs, Dietrich will entertain
a house party OF friends there
Mrs. Turner Arlington and little son
| have returned from, Bon Air, where Mrs.
Arlington spent August and part OF
September.
The reception hall OF the Executive
Mansion. which has recently been done
over. In its painting and covering car
rles out the colonial colors OF buff and
blue. Mrs. Montague naturally nclines
to these colors, as she is an active and
interested member Of the Society of Co
lonial Danes.
A called meeting OF st. Johns Circle
OF Kings Daughters will be held In the
home of Mrs. Kate Barbour Howard next
Monday. At this meeting experiences
social will be arranged for. The DIFF
ferent members of the Social will hand
IN the dollars they have earned during
the summer.
Miss Lena Hancock is home again, at
ter a prolonged visit to Saratoga and
Virginia Beach.
Miss n. Pauline Barrow and Mr.. Will
liam T. Doyne will be married in the
Episcopal Church at Farmville. Va,
rT-,pG S0fh ar S-SO p
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Marks. OF Norfolk.
have issued invitations to the marriages
of their daughter. Miss Marie Hardyman.
to Mr.. Frank Hamilton Smith. The we'd
ding Will be solernnized September 9th
! in the home OF the brides parents.
| Mr. and Mrs Edgar D. Taylor will
| spend October In an extended Western
| toGI.
| Miss Mary Ashley Bell will take part
| for the first time In the song service at
| Beth Ahaba Syna gogue tonight, and will
| doubtless be heard there with the sama
( great pleasure that has always greeted
her appearance in Richmond. Miss Mabel
| Mccain. the choir contralto, will sing as
solo this evening Schubert's arrange
ment Of Am Nicer
| Miss Elizabeth Dunlap, the daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunlap. of Ken
| lucky, ard Mr.. William e. Stringfellow,
| CT ST. Joseph. Mo-, will be married Octo-
| Der LIST in the Presbyterian Church at
Danville. KY. Mr.. Stringfeilow is first
cousin of Major Charles StringfelIow-
! Mrs c. L. Ford. of No. sr1 West Grace
| Street, has returned home from New
| York where she has been attending tho
| Nc diste Protective Association OF Amer
ica. of which she is vice-prcsdent for
! Virginia.
Miss Jennie Taylor Gates. OF Clay
| Bank. Gloucester county. arrived In tbs
| city yesterday. and will spend some time
! with Mrs Hiram T. Gates, at No. ifS
/ FLOYD Avenue