The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-11
Social and
PERSONAL

It is an understood rule that for any
one or anything to be good form nova
days that person or ting must be origl-
nal a New York masron is quoted as
saying TO her deLut4nte Caugatc. re-
en- .ly: I leg Of ysu t. rene --te that
you may do rishL or you M do wro.ig,
but whether you' so straight or crooked.
Lope you viii be at least original
In ordc. to attain the cove-ed or.gi-
nality methods employed differ wiceiy
AID results are som etine: a. tlin.s. For
instance. one young d .cmoise.le ina ined
herse original because VIII. her dearest
friends She always dive p n til en-
ter.a men, S she had G. o. ca de .or
to which she knew they were not IN
vited, and thus put them to shame and
confusion.
Another aspirant for originality con-
ceived the id a of always say rs Just
what she thought and OF bei.g ushfui
at all hazards. 1t is nc d ess to aE
whether this young woman was or was
not a social success.
IS Other women cultivate originality In
dress, in entartain;ng, In the Pursuits
they have, or in the op II ons the p o.
mu gate. And after ali their SEA. ns
they realize at la thai, tr.ety sp ak
ing, Originality OK SIS oily by mp .ri-
son, for now, even more than IN the days
of Solomon, there is noting new under
the sun
Armstead-G Grant We dding.
Miss Aane Elizabeth Grant the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Enusrs
Grant, and Mr.. Thomas Sivase Armi-a
s.cad viii. be marion at 4 P. NJ. to-4ay,
in the library Of the urlues beaull1ul
SUBURBAN home. at Gran lands. Va.
The bride viii be atse1~ei b. hsi. sis
ter, Miss Julia Giant as her mad OF
bG, and Mr. I a. nj 1.3fahv.p will
be Test man. Amos t.iose g.ing firm
Richmond TO the weo~ing today vii be
Mrs. Thomas j. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert bosLer, the Misses @Bosil~r, the
Misses Armistead, Mrs. a C. Augustine,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Augustine and
others.
Other Weddings.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Will am Payne, Of
Glen Navy Cup per county, nave s.
sued cards for the ma rlaoe OF taeir
daughter, Mss Katherine Payne, to Mr..
Charles Miller Waite on Wednesd y. No
vember 18th. The ceremony viii be per-
formed at noon, in Christ Church at
Brandy. Va The Eride-to-be is one Of
the most popular as vel as cha ming
young women in Cu:peper. she de-
seconded from the Ke.tl5 and Marsha.-ls,
OF Fauquier, and the Van and
Slaughters. of Culpeper county. -.r.
Waite, who is pronin mt In his p ofes-5
| sion, Is Commonwealth Attorney for
Cu.peper.
The approaching marriage is an
nounced Of Miss Iva Damon and AR.
James Dwyer, Of Lewiston W. Va
Ths ceremony will take place Deem
Der 10th. in the home Of the bride-elect's
sister. Mrs. &c srse eel y of n 81
West Grace S re t. Mr.. Lwyer is en-
-, ~ II els saS, &, T -jct<
ton. whore he will NIKE LIS h-1ne with
his bride.
Miss Caroline Frances Arson. the daugh-.
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. Alfred William
| Arson. and Mr.. Williafn Henry Gravely.
the popular representative IN the Vtr-.
riria Legislature from Henry county. will
be married in Christ Church. Martins
Vile. at 8 A. NJ. today. The ceremony
Will be followed by wedding breakfast
served in the home Of the brides parents
after which Mr.. and Mrs. GraveAr VIII
leave for wedding tour. Mr.. G rarel:'#
VIII later bring his brtds to Richmond.
where they will spend the wintcr.
The wedding of Professor Mosby G..
| Psrrow, Of the Lynchburg High School.
ard Miss Louise JONES, the daughter Of
MIR. G. G. JONES. prominent citizen OF
Orancock, will be celebrated at noon to-
day in the Baptist Church of onancock.
Among the attendants will be Misses
None Wise, Of New York; Evelyn ana
l3Julia Joynes Of Baltimore: Helen Joliff.
| Of onancock; Julia Read Of Baltin1ore:
Henrietta Wise Of Onancock; Messrs. G.
3. Ferrow. of Lynchburg: Walter FAINT
leroy and W, s. Ward. OF LSnch.s John
G. Haythe and Howell c. Feat herston. OF
I.ynchburE: F. NJ. Perrow, OF Campbell
county. aud W.. Locke. OF West VII.