The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-30
Season from Now on TO Be Very
Bright.
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK WEE
R.sy Events to Make til. Days aud Nights
Pass Observation-Disclosures Of Fashion
TO Appear To-Day 10
Their Best.

Iaen s'cepl.g, will blossom forth in ali
ATS glory.
Though in these days no quaint Gus
tens arr: associated with Easter except
in t.. remotest parts, it will be caroIed
With scne. OF joy and praise IN Ill
churches and by al! crScas. The voice
OF God speaks in the resurrection OF the
things in the earth. the beauty of the
blooming flowers, the vcrdant fields and
sproating trees.
~ mixed with devotions and the pomps
and vanities of this world. and mtiady
VIII so forth TO the sanctuary TINS moTll-
ill. in bright array. fashioned after the
latest style by her modiste. But the
lIaster festivities extend throughout the
Whole week, and dances, teas. receptions,
cards dining parties and golf viii en-
gage the attention of all VINO, after the
six weeks of comparative rest hail with
delight the whirl of social functions
which are on the calendar for this week,
and which will be attended by all in the
freshest of costumes and the Smartest
Of mats.
Easter egg hunts will engage the little
ones and the school children, and there
.re hunts scheduled for every day. so
the little tots will not be disappointed If
the weather man sends them a few April
showers. Then there are arranged by
thoughtful mothers several private par
ties for the youngest Of the family, at
which Master Bunny will be in evidence.
The Johns Hopkins Glee Club will make
merry at the Woman's Club Monday
night and will prove one of the social
attractions for that night. Besides the
tilee Club the Banjo and Mandolin Club
will he here, and a merrier lot of boys
and brighter music has not been in the
city for ages. They come as if TO sing
society out Of the auietude OF Lent.
Among the patronesses for this enter
tainment, which is under the auspices of
the Belle Bryan Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers, who work for the Shortening Arms
Hospital, are Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs.
w. n. Tatun. Miss Leila Tatum. Mrs
George Wayne Anderson, Mrs. Lindsay,
Mrs. George Ainslic. Mrs. Preston Cooke,
Mrs Thomas Ruthfoord. Mrs. Robert
Kosher. Mrs. Grace Shields. Mrs. Henry
Williams. Mrs. Charles Whitlock Mrs
Beverly Crump. Mrs. Harry Hazard, Mrs.
Moses D. I1ose, Jr, Mrs. John Blair and
Miss Julia Morton.
The attractive programme, OF which
Nessrs. Gilman and Atkinson ae soloists,
IS as follows:
,Rah for Black and Blue-Glec Club
Gocters).
.. Mosquito Parade-Ban1o Club
CWhitney).
tSousa).
4. Solo-Mr. Gin1an-Arranged.
&. Fill Your Stein-Glee Club-(A1ittclD.
PART II.
G. The Ragged Raglan-Messrs Hall.
Nelson-Banjo Club. Edgworth Smith.
4. 1902 Medley-Glee Club-G. H. Ia
ger, CD
s. The Limited Express-Mr. Edg"orln
Smith-Selected.
opar,et selcctions-Mcssrs Hall, Gil
man, observation-disclosures.
PART III.
10. solo-Mr Atkinson-Arranged.
II Creole Bells-Iandolin Club-Iiddi-
coat.
tAtkinson). 70
"a. Old Rags and New-Banjo Club-tc
A MarshalD.
a. Alma Mater in DiAle 11ai'u-eiee
Ciub-(w. B. Carver).
About sixty students will be here, ana
what more could one wish!
An Easter wedding of equal interest 70
this city and Petersburg. is that OF W.
1o;n Archer Coke, and Miss Ann LIZA
both Harrison of Petersburg which VIII
Ie solemnized Wednesday evening at
o'clock. in Grace Episcopal Church, re
tersburg. The bride-elect, who is 'he
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL Harrison.
of Petersburg, and a descendant OF the
brandon Halrisons, will be EoWned IN a
lonpt;r,l white chantilly lace over satin,
trimmed with chiffon. She Will carry
shower of lilies OF the valley, a spray
OF the same delicate flower catching her
long tuIle veil. Miss Harrison VIII nave
as her maid of honor Miss Marsafet
Zimmer. of Petersburg, and will be at
tended by twelve bridesmaids and ushers.
among who will be many Richmond Ia
Sorites. The bridesmaids will be Misses
Maria Moseley. Katherine MichauX. Ellie
wcrth. of this city; Alice OVERLY, OF
lsunalo Springs; Edith Rawie and Lomlse
Hawlc OF Bryn Mawr, Pa; Louise Inn
lner. Emily Townes, Alice spieer, Matte
Aioyler and Kate Allen, of Petersburg.
The ushcrs will be Messrs. William
bridges, Julian Hill, and William G.
Kcan, of this city; Samuel Hunt. Oh
Petersburg: NJ. II. Harrison, Jr and
George Harrison, brothers of the bride;
George Grafton, Of Harrisonburg; Rob
rt Parrish of Covinston; Samuel
Carter, of Ashland, and ". Claggett
Young. of Norfolk.
The ceremony will be followed by an
elegant reception at the homo OF the
Brides parents, which Will be charmlnsly
decorated in ionquils and maidenhair.
Among the out of town guests, besides
the bridal party will me MI. and Mrs
George West, Captain and Mrs John A.
Coke. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles spicer
or this city; Mrs. A. a. Chapman, OF
gsosansvile; Mr.. West Chapman and
Mrs. Edward Whyte, of Philadelphia: and
Mrs. Dallas Flanagan, of New York,
sister OF the groom.
The most brilliant wedding Of the week
i'm this city will be that of Miss Annie
Lee Fourqurean and Mr.. Algernon StorTs
Grant, who will be married on Wednes-
day at 3:45 o'clock in Grace Episcopal
Church. Miss Fourqurean, who is the
attractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
nj. Isourqurcan. Will wear a handsome.
gray cloth gown and will carry a shower
of violets. She will be attended by her
sister, Miss Matte Fourqurean. who will
he her maid Of honor. wearing pretty
frock OF old rose soft silk. and carrying
a shower Of flowers. The ushers are all.
from this city. being DR. Greiner, Messrs.
Thomas Moore. Beverly Tucker, sydney
I.,lerson. Lewis Grant, and William
Storrs Mr.. Henry Grant will act as his
brothers best man.
Both the bride and groom-eiect are ex-s