The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
No. sos west seventy-FIfth street, New

q DR.. Randolph is the son Of Rev.. and
Mrs. Buckner Randolph, OF this city, and
a professor Of one of the medical col
fleges. He is now q resAuent Of Balti-
more, but was in the city day or two
ago attending the wedding of his sister
Miss Sallie Randolph It Is interesting
that both young couples VII. make their
future home in the Monumental City.
The farewell meeting for the summer
Z of the Milton C. Work Whist .lub was
delightful Tuesday afternoon when after
a spirited game they We're given an in-l
formal reception by the president, Mrs.
Isaiah White. when delicious ices and
fruits were served.
The highest score during the afternoon
was made by Miss Matte 1-arris and
Mrs. John Hunter north and south, and
Miss Florence Tyler and -4rs. Fairfax
Montague east and west.
Quite stir was created in the smart
set Wednesday when the engagement was
announced Of Mr.. Egbert Leigh, Jr., OF
this city, to Miss Norvel Jones, Of Rapi-
dam l.le wedding to take place July 18th
Miss Jones, who has been visiting In
this city for several seasons Is one of
the most popular society girls, and is
considered one OF the prettiest girls who
attends the germans of the Smart SET
Mr.. Leigh is a widower and prominent
~ connected with the social clubs Of this
city, having a wide circle of friends. It
has been stated in Northern paper that
wedding tour will be taken to europe.
Our Boys will be presented at the
Northside Hall on June 5rh by a num-
Der of social favorites. The play has a
lot Of snap about it and has been seen
at the Academy, SO should prove a sue
cess, and help restore the Northside
Hall, for which benefit it is being
given. The cast will Include Misses
Laisy and Lily Todd, Alma Christian,
Mamie Grigg, Messrs. w. K. Bacne,
William Todd. Maurice Taylor, Letcher
boone, Milton Croxton and Edward
Goodloe. Tickets are now on sale at
WARMERS drugstore. Shepherds and by
members Of the cast.
The engagement of Miss Annie Pauline
Carter, of Carters. Ca, and Mr.. J.
Campbell Maben, OF Birmingham, Ala,
is announced, the marriage to take place
in the home of the bride June Both. Mr..
Maben, who is the son of wealthy New
York broker, has a number of friends and
relatives in Richmond where his father
and grandfather used to ave, the former
Ma ben home at the corner Of Sixth and
Grace Streets now being owned by Major
Norman Randolph.
Mrs. Marion Work, Of New Orleans
has issued invitations for the marriage
of Zenobia B. Clarke, of that city, to Mr..
John Overton Sale Jr., Of Richmond
The wedding will take place at st. Paul's
Church, in New Orleans, Wednesday
June 18th. at 2:3O o'clock. Mr.. Sale is a
popular young man of this city, and is
tod x,,if1, l-a
Railroad. Miss Clarke, who is a bright
and accomplished young girl has fire.
puently visited In Richmond and has
many friends here.
Mrs. John Gordon Farland entertained
the Post-Lenten Euchre Clue Thursday
in delightful manner, at her home on
Grace street. Two tables OF seven-hand
euchre were played by the guests. the
scores being kept in miniature chatelaine
bags. Dainty prizes were awarded, and
an elegant collation. served on the card
tables eBsides the regular members
the guests included: Mrs. William Todd.
Miss Ella Singluff. of Baltimore: Mrs. AL
len Lyon, Mrs. William Tompkfns, Miss
Evelyn Gordon and99sIAliss Elizabeth Fo-
bins.
A European party was that of Mrs.
Matthew Bland Harrison who sailed yes
terday on the Columbia. one of the An
Choir Line Steamships, for Glasgow. she;
was accompanied by her mother, Mrs NJ.
Miss Louise Henry Harrison. and Inc
governess, Miss Arthur, Of New York.
They will proceed directly to Crieers,
Perth county, Scotland, wrere they will
remain three months.then going to swift
zerland and wintering in Rome.
A wedding Of a Norfolk girl. now resi-
dent in Washington, was that OF Miss
Nellie Conley Cooke the daughter of Mrs
w g Cooke, :, no was married to Mr.
Max Carson Maxwell in Washington
Monday.
The bride wore handsome gown of
white satin yelled in point d'esprit. with
a long tulle veil caught with orange
blossoms. She carried a, shower of brides
roses.
Rev. Edward Pollard oficiated, and
among the guests was her old colored
nurse, who travelled from a remote por-
ton of Virginia to represent.
Among the entertainments was that Of
Hon. Samuel P. Waddill, who entertained
his fellow companions Of the Constitu-
ner.
The dinner given Monday night by Miss
Helen stevens, in honor of Miss Bessie
Doyle, of Norfolk, was one OF the social
events of Monday Miss Bette Clarke
entertained, also, a few friends at cards
the first part OF the week. which proved
a delightful occasion.
The silver punch bowl presented to the
Confederate Museum by the Washington
Artillery. of New Orleans. has been
nlaced on rattle at Briggs Drug Company
a. twenty-five cents a vote. This boWl
is considered very handsome. and was
presented to the Louisiana room' but
could not be used by them.
The Association for the Preservation
Of virginia Antiquities will hold a large
triennual meeting at the Virginia his
torical Society Thursday. June 18th. TINS
meeting will be the last until October.
Mrs. Clayton Coleman and Miss Lucy
Coleman will leave for their country
,,an,o ..p,,c(S wood - tomorrow.