The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-17

and Mrs. I. n. Jones making highest
score. The next meeting of the club will
he held Tuesday, December 3oth, with
Mrs. T. N. Jones.
The Confederate Bazaar Association will
meet Thursday at noon in the rear hall
room of Lee Camp Hail.
Personal Mentjon.
Misses Marie and Julia Kupper, Of
Washington D. c., will be the Christmas
guests Of Miss Virginia Allen, OF South
Third Street.
Mrs. Sterling Boisseau, OF Charleston
S. c., is spending the week at No. Sol
East Grace Street
Mrs. Sidney ]. DUDLEY and children, of
Hampton. Will be the guests of Mrs. Dud-
ley's parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Akin
son, Of No. s1l East Grace Street, dur
ing a visit which Judge Dudley viii pay
to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam, Of Brooklyn. n.
Y. will arrive in Richmond Christmas
Eve to spend the holidays at the Execu-
tive Mansion It will be recalled that Mrs
Montague was Mrs Putnam's guest in
New York last month.
DR.. and Mrs. L. M. Cowardin and Miss
Mamie Lewis Cowardin. after attending
the Acknowledgement wedding in Orange
Va, last Thursday. have returned to
Richmond. They were accompanied by
Miss Natalie Burruss, who is the guest
Of Miss Cowardin
The Rev ". F. Davis. who has been
transferred from Richmond to the Metho-
dist churches n
celved a hearty welcome in his new home,
where he has made most pleasant I'm
preston.
Miss Elizabeth Easley. who has been
visiting her friends Misses Annie and
Rebecca Gordon. is, now with Miss Mary
Ball. at No s22 Park Avenue.
Miss Sarah Leigh. Of Houston. Va. ar
rived yesterday and is visiting Mrs Smith
Brockenbrough. Miss Leigh will be one
Of the bridesmaids at the Rosebro- Wat
kins wedding. next Thursday.
Mrs. j. A. glastonbury and her little
daugher. of Newport News. are visiting
friends on East Clay Street in this city
Senator s. L. Lupton. of Frederick
county. one of the largest fruit growers
III 1>Ui tueI IL FlISllllii, is Interesting Nln-
self to bring about horticultural ex-
hibit in Richmond next year. and num-
Der of other fruit growers are deeply
interested in the movement.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Byrd Page, of
Wa shington. have announced the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Mary Alexander
Page. to Mr.. Malcolm Hufty. senior mem
Der Of the Washington law firm of Hu*ty
& FJufty.
The marriage took place Saturday. De-
cember 18th. at "Elminston." Clarke coun-
ty. Va, the home Of the brides uncle. The
bride. through her father. is descended
from Colonel William Byrd Of Weztovt.r.
srd is a great-great niece OF Light Horse.
Harry Lee.
Mr.. Rfshmond Pearson, who has re-
Gently been appointed minister to Persia.
married Miss Gay Thomas. of this city.
a sister Of Mrs. J. L. NJ. Curry and Of
Mrs. Thomas Rutherford. Mrs Pearson
was a great favorite In Richmond as a
young lady and during her occasional
visits to Richmond In recent years she
has been most cordially welcomed. Mrs.
Rutherford visited Mrs. Pearson in Italy
last spring.
Mr. and Mrs wexford G. Reed will
entertain house party at their country
home in Albemarle county during the
Christmas holidays. Among their COM
pany will be Mr.. James Macdonald and
family and Mr.. Leslie Reed, Of this
city.
a trio OF Juvenile holiday hostesses
will be Miss Nell Wise. the daughter
of Mrs. Barton II. Wise, who will give
a Christmas eve party and Misses Mary
Nichols and Maud Burthe Ainslie, who
will have their entertainment December
26th.
The last work on the demolition Of the
famous old Hygeia Hotel recalls a
story written concerning it by Miss Nam
| ME Tunstall, of Richmond, romance
which she called Number 4o'' hrs
I Ternune, or as she Is better known,
Marion Harland," also wrote brIeht
i little, storfette with the scene laid partly
at the zHygeia. and party at jamestown
Island.
| Mrs. T. B.. Jamison. Of Roanoke, Is
visiting Mrs. n. e. Lester, at No. S22
west Main Street
Mr.. William Powell Drewry. OF New
York, IS in Richmond to attend the we'd
ding Of his sister this evening.
ar. and Mrs. William 3. Parrish and