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

Personal !;
on. II o,s could only 90 On doing what
Il one shouldn't all ones NE wouldn't 1t
b axcitangi
mo grows tre morc-cr-rum-what's the
word, nos crusty7
Men marry because thsy are tired:
~snen because they are curious. Both
are disappointed.
When passion IS burnt out. sweep the
hearth clean. and olcar away the ash
before you set al!Eht another fire. 1t is
the law OF lifa Old things give place to
new.
Only let man mako up his mind to
deceive his wife, and everything mascu-
line. from a boy IN buttons to judge
OF the bench, will lend him g hand.
They are all in tie swin1-and they know
Il.
Tho wedding OF Miss Eva Mcdowell
and MT. II T. Turner. OF Church Hil
was solemnizcd last night IN the Union
Or. John Harmon. The young couple were
attended by Messrs. n. Gary. II. w.
Woody, Sidney Winfree and w. IL EHar-
wood.
Invitations have been received In
Richmond for the marriage of Miss Lucy
Mabie. the daughter of Mr.. and MIS-. Joei
Mabie. OF Decatur, Ga, to MI GhaLies
Fontaine LIE Suer, of Newport News. va
RI 10 rchAfnlnd Tor w cones
day. October Is. in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church Of Decatur the Rev. J. g. Pat
ton officiating.
The srooms brother. Mr.. w. A lie
Suer, Of Newport News. will be osst
man. Mr. and Mrs. LIE suer Will De at
home to friends after November IN
Newport EDwS.
Cards are also oat for tho marriage
OF Miss Mary Lee. the daughter OF the
Rev. George W. Wray, and Mr.. Edward
Holt Howard, the ceremony to be per-
formed Thursday. October 1G. at TRINITY
Methodist Episcopal Church, Newport
News.
The engagement OF Miss Parke Powell.
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Pow
al, o. Dtnwiddie county, to Mr.. w. 7.
Carter. Of South Boston. is announced.
ClU0S ANN OOOlLtlI0.
The first meeting OF the Colonial
Danes, on October "a. by the gracious
invitation OF Mrs William Nee. Ram
say. will be held at colonial Westoveu.
guests going form Richmond on the
steamer Pocahontas and being hand
somely entertained at luncheon by MIS-.
Ramsay during their stay.
Nothing could excite moro interest IN
prospect among Richmond social leaders.
Many Of the DANES who Will accept MIS-.
Ramsay's hospitality viii have the oppor-
fr.lity OF seeing Westover for the snrst
time Those who will claim acqua1n-
tanccship with it again Will have 1ne
pleasure OF going through the new pail
room wing and the private theatre-ao-
d,tions which render WestoVer al
ideal spot and tho finest architeceuia'
survival of the colonial period IN me
State. The realization. however lila1 ~
Is distinctively Virginian, the associa-
tons which belong to 1t, all must De SUI
bopdinated to the greater opportunity
which the occasion Will afford. that OF
an. hlinS the DANES to meet ano 10
Lnow MIS- Ramsay, so fitting repre-
sentative OF the organization 10 "hich
eha and they belong. Among the
Dames who will probably attend
will be Mrs. James IL Dooley, MIS-
Thomas Nelson Carter, Mrs. Gideon - -.
i,ayenport. Mrs John Addison. Mrs. VII
i;ar, Rnssell Robinson. Mrs. Howard d.
iJore. Miss Wade, Mrs, William T. Rob
ms Mrs. Warner Moore. Mrs. William
<, Royall. Mrs Charles W. Coleman, Mrs.
John Lotuer, Mrs. Charles Selden, Mrs.
George NJ. Bagby. Mrs. Isaac n Jones'
Mrs. r, T. Hunter, Miss Bell Perkins.
Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler. Mrs. Robert a. Cab
son. Mrs. W. T. oppenhimer. MIS-.
hHv~cstEs n
Dasbiell Mrs w. NJ. Woodward. Mrs.
Charles Burgess Ball. Mrs. Junius Mos
BY, Mrs. Bland Spotswood Smith, Mrs
e. Moncure Perkins Mrs Dana IA Rnck-
,r. Mrs. w. G. Stanard, Mrs. Robert g.
REYNOLDS, Mrs. J. II. Drake. Mrs. Ch1ies
AZ. Terrell, Mrs. Malvern c. Patterson.
Miss Anna Boykin, Miss Nellie Boykin,
Mre. John @. Farland, Miss Susan S. T.
Wexford. Mrs. Virginius Hall, Mrs. G.
". p. Brock, Mrs. ". Gordon NIcCabe.
Miss Roberta Allen. Mrs. O. II. Funston.
Mrs. Floyd Hughes, Mrs. W. F. Temp
kins, Mrs Barton II. Wise Mrs John B.
laEhtfoot. Mrs. Christopher Tompkins.
Mrs William T. Reed. Mrs. Charles Dav-
enport and others. Mrs. Herbert A.
Claiborne. the president OF the Virginia
Society of Danes and voe-president Of
the national organization. hopes tho
members OF the Williamsburg and Nor
folk branches Of THE Society will join the
Richmond party in their visit
Among the most charming of recent en-
tertainments was card party given by
Mrs. Clement c. McPhafl, at which prizes
Were won by Mrs. Josiah Ryland and
Mrs. William Royal. Supper was served
after the game. Guests present were
Mrs. James A. Welsh. Mrs. E. T. D.
Myers. Jr., Mrs Calvin Whitley. Mrs.
Beirne Blair, Mrs. Edward Mayo and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. HAYES have re-
turned FRO their northern trip. Mrs.
tIawes entertained at luncheon Wednes-
tay Or. and Mrs. Terhune. Colonel and
Mrs. g.. Percy Hawes and others.