The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

|. PERSONAL.
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The visiting Confederate ladies are the
subject Of social interest now in the
smart set" they being representatives
Of the Daughters Of the Confederacy IN
distant States. Most of the day, In
spite of the heat, was spent within
closed doors in secret session weighing
great questions regarding the movement
they represent. AT four O'clock. after
/ long session. they bethought themselves
of dinner and went home to rest. At
| night they were we'll represented at Lee
Camp Hall and did full honor to the
birthday of Jefferson Davis.
| Tonight the social event in their honor
Will be the reception given by the Rich
mond Chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy at the residence Of Major
and Mrs. N. V. Randolph. Governor and
| Mrs. a +. Montague will be among the
honored guests, and flags will adorn the
| entire lower floor Of the house, which will
! patriot society will be represented there
| tonight, making q brilliant scene.
The annual business meeting of the
Woman's Club was held yesterday after
| noon in tho parlors of the Woman's
Club. Mrs. Isaiah H. White was unani-
mously reelected president and SO were
Miss. Virginia NJ. Peasants secretary
and Miss Glare Guillaume, treasurer.
Mrs. Bland Smith was made vice-presi-
| dent, and the following ladies Will COM
| pose the Board of Governors: Mrs. B.
H. Nash, Mrs. Reginald Gillian. Mrs.
| G. e. Doyle. Miss Matte P. Harris, Miss
p. N. Harris. Miss Jane NJ. rutherford.
Mrs. Harrie Webster and Mrs. E. G.
Minor. The club decided to meet on
Wednesday afternoons next winter.
Captain and Mrs. George w. Pigman
have issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Isabel Pigman. to
Ensign William Christian Apperson. OF
the United States Navy, the ceremony
| to take place June 18th, on board the re-
ceiving chip Wabash, in Boston harbor.
Miss Pigman was recently in this city.
when she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ w. S. Copeland
The marriage of Mr.. John P. Kemp to
Miss Louise c. Staples will take place to-
day In Norfolk. Va. Mr.. Kemp is
well known here and has the best
| wishes from his many friends. After the
marriage Mr.. Kemp and his bride will
with his mother; they will then go on an
extended northern tour. Mr.. W. c.
Kemp, Mrs. James T. Vaughan, and
/ others left Richmond yesterday evening
to attend the marriage:
Miss Matte Harris entertained the
Stay-at-Home Whist Club Monday night,
when the highest score was obtained by
Mrs. Richard Parish. of Charlottesville.
and Miss Florence Tyler. The club will
be entertained by Miss Claire Guillaume.
Miss Margaret Lee will sail for
Europe Saturday and will be accompa-
MED by Miss Calvin Bragg, Miss Getty
Mcclure, Mrs. Shields and Miss Grace
Shields. They will leave for New York
Friday ana will be absent three months,
| being In London for the coronation. Mrs.
Calvin Bragg left yesterday morning.
). Miss Grace Shields, Miss Sadie Sutton
and Miss Louise Cooke. of Norfolk. are
at the University of Virginia to attend
! the Fuller-Loving wedding. which will
be celebrated in the University chapel
1 this evening.
4
Rev and Mrs. e T. Wexford. Of New
1 port News, so well known here, are in
l London now, and are expected In Amer
lea on Juno 18th. They have been tour
/ ing in Egypt and the Holy Land.
! Miss Eunice Palmore and 4iiss Marie
! Koch left yesterday for Powhatan. where
4 they will attend the wedding to-day OF
Mr. z. S. Harley and Miss Ruth Swan
at 2 o'clock.
i A wedding to-day will be that OF Miss
Libby E. smithers. the daughter OF Mr..
s! and Mrs w H. Smithers. to Mr.. John
H. Short, formerly Of Petersburg.
Mrs. and Miss Roy, Of Washington,
4 are visiting Major E. T. D. Myers, SIS
West Franklin Street.
The Baltimore Sun said yesterday:
..The marriage of Miss Margaret Lock-
hart Robinson, daughter Of Mrs Monroe
Robinson, 2ose Maryland Avenue. to Mr.
! Richard Hudson Levy, formerly Of
| Louisa. Va. but now OF Baltimore. has
1 been announced to take place tomorrow
at z P. NJ. at Grace Protestant Episco-
pal Church.
Miss Ella Bruce. who has been spend
ing some time with friends in New York.
has returned home.
Miss Dolly Watson, Of Columbia. Is the
guest Of Mrs. William Chambers, on
Grace Street.
Miss Augusta Daniel. Of Washington.
is visiting friends In thu city.
Mrs. Richard Parish. OF Charlottesville,
is the guest OF Miss Florence ~yler.
Mrs. Harry Conway, who was operated
on at the Old Dominion Hospital by Dr.,
g W. West. has returned to ner home.
Miss Pearls p, Lyon and Mr. William
I'M. Jarman viii be married tomorrow
lat noon. at Fairmount Baptiat Church.