The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
The Music Cubs Concert Was
Most Enjoyable.
SCOT &c II IA Nj B { RLAYnE
on "Wednesday Evening Miss Lucy
Atkinson ChanlberiaYne VIII Be-
come The. Bride Of Mr.. Richard
Clarke. Scott, OF Richmond.
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Special Dispatch to The / lIaeS-l
PF..1st,r.SB Ri, Nov. 29.--Gelfefs
were interrupted tins week by the lta-s
IA. orab.e weaker and not many were
seen on the INKS at the Country Slup-
COT has become ccediasi ~ popular
game in Fe9efsauig 6. and every evening
during the faeoraple Weather the linNs
at the Country Club, near this city.~are
crowded. Tennis has not yet come IN
Tor its share Of popularity. thoasn tlese
are many tennis lovers and good play
els in Petersburg. There. are two spleFl-#
did counts "a the club, but few players
have been seen on them this fail The.
ttrst german to be given by the Country
Cub vas scheduled for last Tuesday"
evening. BUT the day preceding was 50
inclerneIlt that the committee thought
best TO postpone the dance another eve
| nins.
BuStdes the marriages of the week there
were few sociaI occasions one that was
thoroughly enjoyed and one which Is
always 3delifElttGs " as he meeting OF the
Wednesday Music Club this week At
the home OF Mrs. Thomas AieaehaIn.
The programme rendered BY the nteal-
| bers consisted Of the following numbers
Reading- Of the opera PEI
F,retchutz-Mlss .Rsam. Duet-Overturet to
i
| Jones, Mrs Waiter Jarratt. song
Mighty Lax rose, Nevin-aIrs. r a
Gamble Venetian Love Song. Nevin
Miss Venabie Polonaise-A major. Chop
| la-1Iissf Page Nichols. Song-ftpbin's
Secret. Fred. C. tfaur--NIrs r. a Gam
hle Eondeal, BrillIante. Weber-Miss
! Laura Y. Jones. Waltz No. :, GODDARD
Miss Derby
The guests of the club We're Mrs Rob
ert Cabaliiss. Mrs. James Claiborne. Mrs.
Thomas Bird Mrs. 7. Meacham. Miss
May Claiborne.
The social event of next week Will be
the appearance of Mrs. LIE AIoyne at the
Academy Of Music Tuesday evening IN
Glen MacDoRoughis satiricai play " Among
Those present. The psaysia said TO abound
in clererness. brilliant dialogues, stun5
ming costumes, elaborate scenic effects
and the story deals with high socia
life II. New York city. Mrs. LIE Aroyne is
a favorite With theatre oers in Peters
burg. and she will have a large audience
Tuesday evening. Theatre parties will be
formed and society Will turn Quito well
cone Mrs. Il aIoEne in her new play
Miss Mary TripIett Patteson and Miss
Nan. Davis. Of Petersburg. We're among
the bridesmaids a the marriage OF Mr.
John Stephenson OIcIlwaine and Miss
Helen Randolph Lea in Washington We'd
nesday evening at ST. Marks Church.
Miss Lea was the daughter of Mr.. David
Lea. formerly Of. this city She is well
known IL Petersburg.
Mrs Turer Gray. OF Norfolk. is visit
ing Mrs. Leroy Roper at her home on
High Street in this city.
Mrs. n. 7. Patteson and her daugh
ter, Miss Mary Patteson. are spending
a few days in New York city.
Miss Lucy Atkinson Chamberlayne and
Mr.. Richard Clarke Scott Will be married
Wednesday at the home of Miss Cham
berlaynes mother, Mrs. Mary c. Cham
iberlayne. on Washington Street. Only
the immediate family of the bride and
groom will be present. No Invitations
have been issued.
Miss Jessie Worth. Of New York, ans!
Miss Ida Jones' OF Brunswick. are vs-
ting az the home OF Mr.. j. 3. Worth
IN this city.