The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-04

Robert Cabell. Frank skipwith, Scott
Parrish, Granville Smith. lin Watson,
Frank Hill. William Taliaferro, Alfred
Cary, Charles Bennett, Edward Benson.
Charles Burnett Thomas McAdanis.
George BidEood. John S. Davenport 4
James Mullen. Leslie Reed. Dr. Charles
Turner. Gessner, Harrison. Henri Caring
ton. Robert Williams, Julian HILL Rich
ard Workman. Venable Johnson, bernard
Guest. Ten Watkins. Gar Fuller. Carl
ton Mccarthy. Frank Hill. Fairly Cooke.
Albert Tanner. Austin Brockenbrough,
Berkeley ..4ams. Alexander 4.Ioseiey
Horace Strinsfellow. Frank Bfankeasil p.
Tazewell Fitzgerald. Charles Evelyn
Smith, Frank Powers. Henry Hotchkiss.
Clay Drewry, Alex Mosely and Ohio
hean.
Mrs. l. L. Cuglc, Of Atlanta ia. de-
lighted her audience yesterday afternoon
at the Woman s Ciut,. which was thrrnged
with guests. when she read that charming
little japanese play. .Madam But.csGy,
| which for It's quaint humor and pat'.os
held her audience spelltound 9lrS. tiusle
possesses a we'll trained and rodUiatcd
voice. which shows wonderfully to aG-
vantage in its Sorrowful tones. She has
been on the stage for several years. and
| last year played enc OF the leading roles
| in The Christian in the Western States.
| 1t was hoped that Mrs. Gugle could READ
| at a future date ipsens DOLLS House,
| but to the regret Of her many friends
| here she Will leave to-day for Philadei-
| phia.
at the informal reception which was
/ held afterwards. Mrs Southall poured
/ coffee and Mrs. Howard Hoge chocolate.
| Mrs. Robert Thornton was chairman of
/ the evening, ana had as her guests Mrs
! Henry Rely. Mrs. s. y. Nash, Miss Leila
| Dmmock, Mrs. Leftwitch and Miss JAMIE
| Moore
| Among the especially invited guests
/ were Miss Edna Barnes, OF Windsor
/ Shades. Va: Mrs. John S. Barbour. Mrs.
William y. Possett, of Wilmington N
/ c. Miss White OF New York; Miss Kitty
Powell. OF Lecsburg; Mrs. Harrison, OF
Staunton: Mrs Z. Empire, Of New York:
| Miss Jane Beverly Mason. of Fauquier;
! Miss Irving, of FIowardsvilte; Mrs. An
drew Leal1e, OF Goochland: Miss l.. Nor
ton. of Orange; Miss Mary Williamson. of
Maryland; Mrs Brady. of Howardsville;
Mrs. C. +. Newbill. of Norfolk; Miss Nell
lie Gregory. of New Kent Miss Poultney.
of Baltimore; Miss Mckenuy, Miss Mon
| cure, of Stafford; Mrs. j. c. Nichols, OF
! Philadelphia; Miss Mamie Thornton, OF
Houston; Mrs. j. NJ. Morosa and Miss
Waddey, OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Harry Hoffecker. of Wilmington.
Del, who has been the guest of Mrs
Mamie D. Wcrth for the past two weeks
left Saturday for Fredericksburg, where
she will visit Miss Hurkamp.
Owing to 1t very severe fall Mrs. Hot
fecker was forced 10 decline very many
invitations while in Richmond. Mrs
Werth invited a few special friends very
Informally for Friday afternoon, the eve
of Mrs. Hoffeckers departure. Ihose
| invited we're: Mrs A. j. Montague Mrs
j. Allison Hodges, Mrs. Decatur ANtell,
/ Mrs Warrington Wise. Mrs. Herbert ~
Claiborne, Mrs DIR. Hugh Taylor. Mrs
Edgar Taylor, Mrs. Porter Guest. Mrs.
| Murry MCGUIRE Mrs. Charles &. lola
day. Mrs S. w. Travers. Mrs. Edward
BeaIe. Mrs. Charles Seldeu. Mrs. Charles
Borden, Mrs. j. +. Werth, Mrs, f.. H.
| Meanley. Mrs. T. y. Lancaster. Misses
| Margaret Stringfellow, Zelle Minor and
ellie Maury Wertfl.
:, marriage Of interest to this city was
chat on Saturday of Mr.. George Percy,
IIawes, Jr., and Miss Mary French Ma
| son, who were united at the residence OF
the brides brothcr-in-law, Mr.. Hariand
| y. Sawyer. at o'clock.
/ The ceremony was performed under an
arch of evergreen, in tho center of which
was suspended a bell of white carnations
| ana smilaX Rev Francis w. Gibbs. OF
| the UnivcrsaIist Church, oflciated.
! Little Miss Charlotte Sellers Hassett led
| the bridal procession, carrying Il basket
| OF brides roses, followed by the ushers
! Messrs Ralph Preston Trice, George LIE
| Briggs and Paul 1sgood. OF Ameshury-
Mss Nellie Maude Symmes, acted IS maid
OF honor She Immediately preceded the
| bride. who entered leaning on the arm Of
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Sawyer, and We're
met at the improvsed altar by the groom
and his best man. DR.. Charles Morris
| Hawcs. of Huntington. W. Va
Immediately after the ceremony an ele-
CANT reception was held, at which Mr..
and Mrs. Halves were assisted in receiv-
ing by Prof. and Mrs. Wayland e.
Stevens, OF Newark. y. j :, and Mr.. and
Mrs. a. y. Sawyers, after which the
young couple left on a Southern tour.
The bride is the youngest daughter of
the late Captain Charles w. Mason, of
New Haven, VT, while the groom is the
son of Colonel and Mrs. C. Percy Halves
of this city. and 4 nephew OF Marion
| Harland.' Mrs. Terhune. the authorizes
He was a member of President Roose-
| velts Rough Riders and is a personal
friend of the President.
Miss Marie Shedlock, of London, Eng
land. who SO carried away her hearers
Saturday week. will lecture and recIte at
the old All Saints Church Saturday at
| 3 O'Clock. This unusual hour is chosen
| because her audience win contain the
littI. cots as we'll as adults.
y packed house at her last appearance
in this city at the Wom1a's Club was
| carried off its feet by her lecture which
in turn showed wisdom. fun, fascination.
ana child-!ike simplicity of manner.
Tickets for this entertainment are Tor
sale at the Woman's Exchange and the
| Rosemary Library.
| It is with regret that society learns tit
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Randolph will leave
| for Manchester. England, in June. where
| in the future they will make their home
| They will be accompanied by Mrs. James
p. Pace, who Will remain abroad several