The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-11

tCOTQtCn pid1leu EllillOLs duC Sn6 Will CeiA y
a shower Of delicate roses. Miss Lucille
DeadwicI1. OF Jonesboro. Tenn. will be
the maid of honor. wearing an imported
gown Of pink mousseline de sole. The
bridesmaids, six in number. will be in
dainty white organizes and will carry
punches of maidenhair tied with green
tuIle Miss G. Neville, Of Portsmouth;
Hdias Eleanor Clingan, Of Jackson. Miss:
Miss Ethel Hale, of Rocky Mount; Miss
Ethel Lacy. Of Pals. Va: Miss Louise
WalthaIl and Miss Bessie Hagan. The
ushers will be Mr.. O. II. Price, Mr. j.
NJ Carper, Mr.. H. Dal:on billiard, and
DR.. D. r. Wood, OF Rocky Mount; DR.. c.
c. Price. OF Arkansas; Mr.. A. G. Hale.
Of Texas, and Mr.. B. Douglas Lacy, while
Mr.. George c. Laferty. Of Washington.
will be best man.
Miss Lacy Will entertain the bridal par
ty on the evening OF the Goth. A recep-
ton will also be given in their honor on
the 18th of May by Mr.. and .s-1s. H. w
Rountrce.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Mau1e Perrin Tabb. the daughter of Mr.
J. Lloyd Tabo. of Baltimore. to Mr.. Rob
ert Barry Fisher. Of that city. the cere-
roony to take place Wednesday. June
18th.
Miss Tabb comes Of an old and well
known Virginia family, who have made
Baltimore their home for several years.
Mr.. Fisher Is native Of York. Pa,
where his father was a prominent law
yer. Mr. Fisher removed to Baltlmore
FIVE wears ago and is connected With the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tho Informal hop at Lakeside Friday
right was thoroughly enjoyed ana
uae chaperoned by Mrs. b. u.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. George w. Stevens, and
Miss Bette Clarke. Dainty souvenir
dance cards were given the guests. who
included Miss Helen Stevens, MISS Bessie
Seldom. Miss Helen OFerral1. Miss jose
phine Tyler, Miss Mary Mou1ton. MISS
Jean Taylor. Misses Waller and SADIE
,1effress, Miss Ella Hammond. Miss Emily
Townes OF Petersburg: Miss Mamie
Morris. Miss Martha Ann Lundy. Miss
Daisy Chamberlayne, Miss Nellie Bait,
Misses Lucy and Gertrude Shelton, Miss
Margaret Watkins. Miss Louise herbert.
Miss Lillian Binford, Miss Alice Hotch-
kiss Miss Norvel Jones, Miss Hunt.
Miss Lizzie Hctchkiss. Miss Margaret
Shields. Miss Easey, Miss Ro1ler, OF Har-
RI. onburg; Miss Mary Bell, MISS Kay
Messrs. Henry and Elmo Aotchkiss, mr..
Paul Stevens. Mr.. John Dantortn, MI
Frank O'Ferrall. Mr.. Boohen. Mr. Smith,
Mr.. Langford, Mr.. White. Mr.. Henry F.
Adair, Mr. Richard Bidgood. Messrs.
Everett and A Waddey, Mr.. W. Benford,
Mr.. Goodloe Messrs. Allen. Byrd and
Charming Newton. Mr.. Tom Moore, MIR.
Gillian, Mr.. Townes, Mr. Lynch, Mr..
Hurt, Mr. c. Hutchison Mr. George Nor
gan Mr. Henry Grant. Mr.. Grant, Mr..
Blair Harvey, Mr.. Bowman. Mr.. Irwin
Blair, Mr.. Swartout, Mr.. j. McBaln. Mr..
Charles Bowe, Mr. Percy Montague. Mr..
p. RoDer, Mr. P. Dean and Mr.. l. Cor
den.
Among the entertainments were also
those of Mrs. Garrett Wall, who enter
tanned at dinner in honor OF her guest.
Miss Clay.
Mrs. John Stewart and the Misses Stew
ait. who entertained at g tahleau and
lawn fete In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. St
George Bryan Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hoen, who enter
tanned at a boz party to see 1.-THE Chris
tan"
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan, who en-
tertained at their home. "Laburnam," in
tcnor of Mr.. and Mrs. st. George Bryan
at lawn fete, for which 600 invitations
were issued, Friday.
Mrs Barton II. Grumpy entertained at
a box party yesterday to see 1.-The Chris
tan"
The pupils of Mrs. May Talley's conserv-
atcry of music will give two recitals in
the near future, when the proficiency of
the musicians will be for the first time
heard in public. Mrs. Talley has thirty
SIX pupils and their studies embrace both
instrumental and vocal culture.
The first recital will be given In the Y.
NJ. c. a. Hall on Monday. May 18th, and
the second during the first week in June.
Next Tuesday night the Church Hill
Branch of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animal Is will give q Scotch
cl,t ertainment at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. entitled 1.-TWO Hours at
BONE" by Garvin Spence and Hora Mac
Donald of Edinburgh, Scotland. Besides
Scotch songs and stories. the programme
Will consist Of the Highland fling and
sword dance.
The patronesses will include Miss Ruby
&c deker Mrs. Mann S. Valentine, Jr.,
Mrs. Virginia Peasants, Miss Pearl Bod
eker. Mrs. George A. Lyon. Mrs. ]. Par
ler Dashiell, Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson,
Mrs William T. Robins and Miss Lucy
Temple Harrison.
A dinner dance at the Westmore1and
Club was something of novelty during
the week, and proved to be brilliant
y
host of the occasion. Covers for sixteen
were laid in the private dining-room.
The decorations were extremely effective,
the round table having a magnificent
mound of La France roses and delicate
ferns, which blended from the deepest
shade OF pink in the centre to the palest
cream at the edge. Eight ropes Of
smilax were hung from the chande-
Her and caught to the edge of the table.
while punches of pink roses shaded the
electric lights and were caught here
and there on the slnilaN ropes. Bunches
OF liberty roses marked the place Of each
lady, while white flowers were at the
place of the gentlemen. During the
evening Polk Miller's auartette Sung de-
lightful selections In their usual happy
manner. and the evening closed with an
informal dance. Mr.. Pryor's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. R Carter Scott. Miss Ma
mic Russell, Of Winchester: Miss Julia
Harris. Miss Eleanor Bosher. Miss Helen
Christian. Miss Gertrude Camm. Miss
Henningham Spilman. Miss Norvel Jones.
Mr.. Leigh r. Page. Jr.. Mr.. Saunders
Hobson, Mr.. John D. Potts. Mr.. Jake An
derson. Mr.. Ormond Young and Mr.. Viii
liam Talley.