The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-20

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Potts. Frances Wheat, Laura Jones, Nora
Randolph, Charlotte Bemiss, Gwendeline
Rutherford, Edith Stearns, Cloe Cook.
Genevieye Lathrope. Frances Myers,
katherine Dickson, Of Norfolk; Della
Davenport, Mary. .Davje, Helen Adams,
Florence Patterson, Grace Perkins, Elsie
Cabel. Miss Coones and Masters James
Allison and James Patton.
Mrs. J. Endcrs Robinson delighted a
large and withered audience Monday az
te1noon at the Woman's Club, when she
read a scholarly and graphic paper on
Explorations taking as her text "1'he
Beginning is More Than Half the Whole.
AT the conclusion Of Mrs. J. Enders
Robinson's excellent paper Mrs. John
Hunter poured chocolate and Mrs. VIII
liam Adams tea The guests Of the club
iEcluued Miss Virginia Sully, Mrs Booton
FIJI. Mrs. Robert Green, Mrs. Clarke,
Mrs. Grymes, Mrs. Stacy. Miss Margaret
Watkins, Miss Mary Watkins. The Wis
;tors included Mrs. Richardson and Mrs.
Christian. Of Stanton; Miss Tyson, of
Sandy Springs. Md: Mrs. j. "A. Wilkins,
Of Petersburg, Va; Miss Messing, Mrs.
Thomas Buchanan, Miss B. r. Fauntle-
Icy, of King and Queen county; Miss
Robinson, Of Pennsylvania; Miss I. Al
field, of Brooklyn, n. Y; Mrs. George
Small, OF York, Pa; Mrs. William II. Nc
Carthy. of Wilkesbarre; Mrs. NJ. c..
Nlckols, of Bedford City.
One of the swell weddings of the week
III this city was that of Miss Rosa Phil.
lips to Mr.. William +. Gordon. at the
Grove-Avenue Baptist Church Thursday
night The church was beautifully decor
ated in green and white palms, smilax
beng used effectively, by Mann and
Brown.
The bridal party consisted Of Messrs.
Thomas Christian Gordon, Douglas Cor
don, Alonzo Phillips, Clyde Ratcliffe,
Frank Latane. Gus Booth, Walter Rob-
in:, Robert Parrish, Of Covington, Va;
Walter Phillips, of New, York, and James
Hay, Jr. of Madison; ushers, who were
followed by little Miss Margaret Phillips,
ring bearer. This little lady wore a dainty
pink, accordion pleated chiffon dress. The
maid of honor was Miss Grace Phillips,
sister Of tho bride, who wor. a gown of
white mousseline over taffeta and car
iieu shower Of La france roses.
Tho bride entered leaning on the arm,
OF her father and wore white chiffon
dress over white 1llousseline, with Il
foun6ation Of taffeta, which was trimmed
inS chiffon roses and handsome applique
1nond crescent and she carried shower
of lilies OF the valley, with tulle stream
efs.
Mr.. Julian Hill was the groon1's best
man. while the impressive ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. Hawthorne.
Immediately after the ceremony the
young couple left on a honeymoon. which
includes Philadelphia. New York and the
Hudson. On their return they will make
their future home at No. S21 West Frank
lin Street
The bride is the attractive daughter of
General 5Alonzo Phillips, while the groom
is connected with the State Bank of this
city.
Among the hostesses during the week
was Mrs. Archie Patterson. who enter.
tanned at a luncheon i'll honor OF Miss
Woods, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
NC. Patterson.
s Misses Annie and Leila Gray enter
tanned informally att o. clock tea Friday
in honor of Miss Lucy Mason. who is
at present the guest Of Mrs. Alexander
Sands
Miss Carolyn Harris was also the guest
of honor at a delightful card party given
to about twenty guests Thursday.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Dunlop en-
tertained at 5 & O'Clock I ca, in honor Of
Miss Susie Read. Of Brooklyn. N. r. a
which the color. scheme was pink, brought
out by apple blossoms and roses.
RETAINED at a. tea. party her guests, in-S
Guiding Mrs. ] ohm Brander OF New
York; Miss Eliza beth Brander.ss,t Kisses
lila ferrq. & hQn,as Rranders and
Cameron johnson.
Miss Beine Blair antertaInadh her euchre.