The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-09

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The coo-Goo Club gave one or the 5ol-
r.s day, when q dance. followed by an
elegant collation. Just before midnight,
WAS the social programme OF the even
ing. Among the dancers We're Misses
ei1a Strauss. Elsa Tha thinner, eta
6:oldcnburg. Rosalie teller ~ aurica.
c6lrf. Stella Ohm,
lily schatzschild. Lily Wise. Lily Block,
sEssie Haron, Flora Hahn, Tillie ieid,$
4 .ola Appellant, Hennie Schartz. Rita
Il; cobs. Leon Lichter1stein. Alyer& Schartz.
Albert schartz, Adolph JACOBS. g stone!
stern, Oscar Kahn, Julian Lichtensteln,
living kaufman. Irving = i e!d. i1enrSa
syhartzschild, Bernard obendorfer, Lewis 1. WI!
Held. Harry Levy. Ralph Levy, Eddie
Eichal. Nathan Heldstein, sam l js11sll'
Harold Rubensten.
surprise during the week was q the
marriage Of Miss Nellie Virginia Lam Lam
beth and Mr.. Howard RAYMOND nd Monl4 4a,,
Thursday. The wedding had been t is
fer April, but owing to business en-.
gagement Of the groom. an earlier oate
was fixed.
The bride is the youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Lambeth, and a
Young lady Of charming personality.
while the groom Is prominent in both
business and social circles The best
Wishes of an innumerable host of friends
follow her to her new home. Miss Lam
beth was accompanied by her brother.
MIR. William II. Lambeth, who returned
Yesterday. For the present Mr. and
Mrs. Monfort will reside with Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. 7. Trafford, No. 1873 Peach Ave-.
nue., Hammonton, n. ].
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Seven Great Paintings Of the World
was the subject of one Of the most in
tcresting lectures of the season, given
Thursday 10y Miss Maria Blair at the
i. NJ. c. AZ annex. The paintings So
graphically described and the minutest
maculate Conception" by Murillo;
Raphael's ..sistine Madonna and
TRANSFORMATIONS ..Tlle Last supper,
by Leonardo da Vinci; Reubens Descent
CT the Cross Titian.s Assumption" and
Michael Angeles Last Judgment. =
to this brilliant discussion. which was
given under the auspices OF Mrs. Bur
IL OF. of Circle No. 5. of the Grace-S Street
Presbyterian Church.
The enga gement is announced Of Mr.
Wyndham Mayo. Jr., of Norfolk, and
Miss Louise Bonsal, Of Baltimore. Mr..
Mayo is a descendant Of one Of the most
distinguished families in Virginia, and
will, with his bride, reside on the Mayo
estate in Virginia. Miss Bonsal Is the
sister of Mr. Stephen Bonsal, the noted
writer and war correspondent. This Will
lie among the fashionable Easter we'd
dngs on Baltimore's social calendar
The monthly meeting of the Co-Workers
Social Club will be held on Monday night
at No. 500 East Grace Street. 1t will be
especially Interesting, as Miss Annie
Minor and Miss. Cabaniss. of the Nurses,
Settlement, will be present as guests OF
the club, and will give a talk on prac-
teal nursing. Miss Marie Johnson's pi
quaint recitatio and the usual merry
talk and eight refreshments" will ac-
centuate the social character Of the eve
ming. The members are requested to be
present in force to welcome their guests
Invitations have been received from
Captain William Brockenbroush Colston
for the marriage of his daughter Miss
Elizabeth Marshall Colston. to Mr.. VIII
liam Trapnell. The wedding will be
solemnized Saturday, March 18th, at 1880
p. NJ, in Trinity Church, Marhnsburg,
w. Va. Miss Colston has a number Of
relatives in Richmond, being connected
through her father with both the Colstons
and Brockenbroughs
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Tidings came from Washington during
the week of the marriage of Miss Anna
Cameron Heard and Professor Walter 5.
Holt, formerly Of Manchester, Va. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. George c.
Heard while Mr.. Holt has a number OF
friends in this city, and is now considered
one of the most talented musicians IN
Washington. The ceremony was per-
formed on February Goth.
A new jphilanthropllic society IS that
of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. n, who have arranged for a, So
cable Friday night, to which ';lilroad
men and their families will be invited.
At a called meeting Wednesday the 70,
lowing were elected officers: airs. G. NJ.
johnson, president; Mrs. W. N PoindeS-
ter. vice-president; Miss Inez Robinson,
secretary. and Mrs ]. E. Williford. treas
urer This society will meet every Sec
ond and fourth Thurday in the month.
Among those composing Che personal.
marty of Nlr. and Mrs. George A. Barks-
dale on the Summer Rest excursion to
washington on Easter Monday will be
AIRS. C. J. Faulkner, Of Boydton: Miss sal
lii, Timberlake, of Halifax; bliss Landon
Harrison, of Danville: Mrs. Lewis II.
Blair. Misses Mary and Harriet Cringan,
Ly1e Blair, Eff1e Gentry and others
The musical event for the coming week
Will be Miss Mary Ashley Bells first an
nearance on the concert platform at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Friday night. Miss Bell will
he assisted by Mr.. Heathe Gregory,
noted baritone. The patrons include
most of the social favorites of this city.
and doubtless Miss Bell will receive an
ovation.
The residence Of Mrs. Helen G.. Man
son was the scene of a representative
assembly, when a social calendar Was
given for the benefit of the Chil-
dren's Home. The four seasons were
represented by Misses Ada and Nellie
Grey, Emma. Story and Miss Jessie Jones
The dining-room presented a pretty
winter scene, the decorations being of:
frosted leaves and pink shaded Candida
ira.
Refreshments were served during the.
evening. Mrs. Herbert Grey pouring choc-
olate and Mrs. Grey Watson coffee
The musical programme, under the d.
rection of Mr.. Shepherd Webb, was much.
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