The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-10
SOCIAL. AND
PERSONAL.

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daughter Of Rev. DR.. and Mrs. James +
Smith. and Mr.. Charles Franklin Mvos.
We're married last night a the Union ..he
4 oios1cal Seminary at s O'Clock. Til.
chapei had been decorated charmingl,
III green and white, brought out by palms
ana chrysanthemuns. The officiating
cierSymen were DR.. James P. Smith
me father of the bride, assisted by nev
Or. russell Cecil, pastor of the :Sacnnt
/ presbyterian Church. Immediately afte
the ceremony q small reception was
given at Brightside, the home Of IT,
brides parents.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Myers VIII spend thc
coming winter at Princeton University
| where Mr.. Myers goes for q special
| study in postgraduate course. Eott
/ young people have a wide circle ct
! friends in this city. the happy groom be-
ing an alumni of the class of 1902 at the
Seminary.
October 10th has been set for the mar
riage Of Miss Mary Lyons Mayo. the
granddaughter of the late Governor Hen
| ~ a. Wise of Virginia, and daughter of
the late William c. Mayo. and Mrs. Ellen
| Wise Mayo, to Mr.. Richard Parker Cren-
shaw, of Washington, D. c., now a resi-
cent Oh MartInSburg, W. va.
Miss Mayor has recently been a resi>
dent of Washington. where she has many
friends and is OF an unusually bright
disposition her writings in several of the
popular and well-knoWn monthly maya
zines showing unusual ia lent and char
acter. Mr.. Crenshaw is connected with
the old family Of Admiral Crenshaw. The
wedding will take place at ST. Pauls
Church at 5 O'Clock, and the bride Will
be attended by fourteen bridesmaids, with
her sister. Miss Annie Wise Mayo, as
maid of honor
Miss Josephine Knox was the charm
ing hostess of the Stayat-Home Whist
Club Monday night which was largely
attended, many absentees of the summer
being present again. After an unusual-
ly spirited game the highest scoce was
obtained by Mrs. Bland Smith and Eli.
j. C. Knox.
Miss Claire Guillaunle will be the hos
tess of the next meeting, which viii te
Monday night.
The engagement was announced In the
New York Herald Sunday of Miss @nns
Grant, the daughter of Mr.. and Ills
Walter Grant of "Grantlands," to MI.
Thomas Armistead, Of this city.
Miss Grant is quite a popular tavorte
III tlIS Guy anu "dS 'CiiSi''Si~ - -
beauty the year she made her debut
Mr.. Armistead is very popular IN both
business and social circles ana the we'd
ding will be among the prominent SC
cial functions scheduled for this iall.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Nelson Easton,
of Brooklyn. n. Y. who have been tour
ing in Virginia. were in Richmond Mon
day and yesterday, and will visit Luray,
Jpr;J before
returning. Mr.. Easton is member OF
the staff of the New York Herald.
A quiet wedding yesterday afternoon
was that of Miss Rosa McAleary and MI.
Eugene Hicks, who were united by TIE
Rev. Father ]. Masri.
The brides who Wore a becoming travel
ing suite of pearl gray, was attended by
Miss Hattie o Neal as maid Of honor,
who wore a white organ:iy costume
crowned by a. large picture hat While
Mr.. William Bems was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony 3Ir.
and Mrs Hicks ,ivft for Baltimore whele
they will MAXI their future homa. GIr
Hicks being III the American Gaming
Company.
A wedding to-day Of great social in
terest will be that Of Miss ISABEL Mas,n
l.
Joel Cochran. OF Charlottesville, at AZ
Saints Episcopal Church at IL o'clock
this morning. Rev. j. Yates bowman
officiating. AIR. and Mrs. Cha qlbcr!ain
after short bridal tour will make their
future home in Charlottesville.
Miss Bette BurwelI Booker is now in
Paris. having spent the summer at the
Villu de Fallaine at Harve. Miss Booker
is expected back in Virginia after Chv.st-
mas, and many of her admirers and
friends are eagerly watching for her ar
rival and are interested in her vocal
studies.
Miss Annie Wise Mayo is spending a
delightful time in Boston and the SUM
mer resorts on the Massachusetts coast
Mrs James B. Pace, who has been
abroad with her daughter, Mrs. Ran
dolph, VIII return home in a few days.
Mrs Randolph Will make her future |
home in Manchester, England.
AIR. Alex Guigon, Jr.. will leave the
first of October for the Virginia Poly |
thenic institute, Blacksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lauton crutchfeld are
making their home for the present at |
the Henry Clay Inn, Ashland.
Mrs. John D. MurrelI. who has been |
spending some time with her brother,
Mr.. Thomas Whitehead, of Lynchburg. I
returned TO her hong on South First
Street last night
Mrs. Seth Barton French. who will be
at the Hot Springs latter III the autumn, |
gave card party and luncheon Monday
at Newport as a kind OF farewell func-
ton.
The Acorn Club will meet tonight at
Miss iiatcher's. No. lbs West Gay Street.
when officers for the coming year Will
be elected.
Mr. Carroll Montague has returned from
his summer outing in the Maine woods
md other New England points liz fine
health and spirits. His parents. Mn and
Mrs. J. j. Montague, will follow in an-
otner week or so.
Mrs. William Lamb Daughtry and
laughter, Miss Beatrice. have gone to