The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-29
SOCIAL AND
ERSONAL.

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The strains OF sweet music floated
through the Womans Club rooms yester-
day afternoon, which were flied with d
large and fashionable audience. Ihe Sc
Iections were excellently rendered. foi-
lowing is the programme:
Miss Burnett, pianist; Mrs. HecQuem-
bourg, violinist; Miss Allen, violinist: MISS
Williams accompaniSt.
selections from double
Concerto
Bsch-(a) Fantasia, minor.
Chopin-(b) Nocturne. C sharp minor;
fc) yalse Brilliante. E minor; I'D I'M
{prcmptu, F sharp major.
: Pache-(D standchen; (b) Barcarole;
10, Pizzcato Gavotte.
Jensen-(a) Electra.
Raff-(b) Polka de Ia RENE.
rasate-Navarra for two violins.
After this delightful musical ices were
served by Miss Alice Parker. of WASH
ireton, and Miss Mary Weller Lewis The
guests of Mrs. Roberta Allen, who was
Chairman of the afternoon, were Miss
F;ff;e Cofer. Mrs. Sheldon Butler, of New
YORK. Miss Callie RyIand Miss Kate
Stuart and DR.. w. z. Evans Among the
visitors were Miss Belle Meriwether. of
Charlottesville; Miss Ellen Heart. Miss
Jordan. of Suffolk; Miss Cary Peachy, OF
Portland. Maine: Mrs. John F. May, of
waverly. Va; Mrs. George Miles, of
Arpomattox; Miss Bette Clarke OF Lex
irston; Mrs Richard Jones. OF Charlotte;
Miss Marie Hill, of Stanton; Miss Cliff,
ford Randolph Caperton. OF Bon arr
Mrs a. J. Black, of Radford; Mrs I'd
ward Cohen, of Washington: Mrs John
S. Hardaway OF Oxford, N, - NM MIS- l Hi,o.
ert Somerville, of Greenville. MISS: MISS
Irma Graham of Salisbury, Md; Mrs. j.
| Jenkins Sirnms, of Baltimore, and Miss
| Langley, of Norfolk.
The Deep Rum Hunt Club lawn party
will be the social event of this week, ana
| Saturday, if the weather is fine, many eie-
CANT costumes will be worn by the soci-
| ETY. fayorites. The clubhouse Will be dec
| Grated in CAV bunting. under the direc-
| ton of Mr.. Allen Potts. and string Or
| chestra will play popular airs. The re-
| Treatments will be under the charge OF
Rueger, and it is whispered around that
| a cake-walk is on the programme OF the
| social side of the event. Among those
who will be seen on the lawn are Gov
| crlor and Mrs. a. J. Montague. Miss Eda
! Atkinson, Misses Harris. Mr. and Mrs.
| Alfred T. Harris, Misses Meredith, Misses
| Morgan Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas N Car
| ter. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Potts. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Christian, Miss Helen Chris
tian, the Misses Cameron, the Misses
| Shields the Misses Bosher. Mr.. and Mrs.
I
| Misses Davenport. Mr.. and Mrs Adolf
| rhus Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hewitt.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hawes. Mr. ana
! Mrs. Lancaster Williams, the Misses Spill
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Peterborough,
| Mr. and Mrs. G.. l.. L. Davis, Lleuten-
/ ant-Governor and Mrs. Joseph T. WIZ.
| lard Mr. and Mrs. Holiday, Miss Ben
| Perkins, Mrs. James Allison, the Misses
! Meade Mrs. Marion Lambert, Mr. and
| Mrs. William Royal. Mrs. Edward Mayo
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mr.. John
P. Branch, Miss Branch, Mr.. Carter
Branch, DR.. Thomas D. Merrick, Mr.. +.
| b Sydnor DR.. and Mrs. c. w. +. Brock.
Miss Katherine N1ichaux. Mrs. George
W. Stevens. Miss Helen Stevens Miss Al
/ ice Hotchkiss and Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton
| Stsirke.
Announcement cards were received in
this city yesterday of the marriage OF
| DR.. J. c.. Gregory, Jr., of New Kent cour-
| ty, and Miss Ethel Irwin. OF Boston. the
\ daughter of Captain Irwin, OF the Unlted
States marine service.
DIR. Gregory has wide circle of friends
ir. this city, who extend their hearty
congratulations.
| Mr.. George Bryan, a prominent member
| Of the Richmond bar. will lecture Mon
| day night at the WomanS Club on our
| Need of a. Local Renaissance In this
he will discuss the growth and need OF
| further progress in architecture, art and
music in Richmond.
/ Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson will have as her
| assistants in receiving Friday, May lbtn,
/ Miss katherine McIntire. Miss Katherine
Lindsay, Miss Annie Gray and Miss Alice
! Cowardin-
Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis, of West Franklin
Street, will go to Washington for two or
three days this morning.
Miss Mamie Baughman will leave Sat
/ urday for New Kent, where she will spend
a week.
Miss Bette Cooke, of the University
of Virginia. is the guest of Mrs L. L..
Booker, on Franklin Street
Miss Mary Nichols, who has been the
/ guest of her sister. Mrs. c. L. Nioseley,
| will leave for Petersburg to-day. where
she will be the guest of Mrs. John Will
kins.
Mrs. Helen G. Ransom was elected to
the membership of the Woman's Club
during this month
Mrs. John Cullen will entertain the
Post-Lenten Euchre Club tonight at $50
o'clock.
A wedding last week in Old Bethel Bap-
fist Church. Caroline county. was that OF
Miss Evelyn Lewis Coshill and Mr.. Ever
EFT Lee Beazley, who We're united IN mar
/ riage by Rev r. J. Eubank. Wednesday,
/ April 90. 1892, at half-past seven. o'clock
The bride was gowned in white satin I'M
der white chiffon. while the maid of non
or, Miss Grace Coshill. sister of the bride,
wore pink satin under pink chiffon. The
bridesmaids were Misses Kate Critten-
! den, Bessie D. Beazley, of boswell; Bes-
/ sic Coghill, of Bowling Green; Annie
/ Goodwin, Ada Parr and Fannie Eo.n,s. &c
| Stafford county.
The groom was accompanied to the al
tar by his brother. MIR. Penn Beazley.
The ushers were Messrs. Tom Collins,
/ Henry Washington, Franklin Davis and
Maxwell Crittenden, OF Alabama. The
maids were dressed in gowns of point
4 d.esprit trimmed in white satin ribbon,
/ and Mrs George Beazley played the we'd
ding march. Immediately after marriage
the bridal party went to Bath the