The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-04

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NORFOLK; Florence Thalhimer. Ella.
Cohen, Junyce Brauer, khonie Hut1 it,
ls5 Minis kIonbers: Of Ssr,.slei Pa g;
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sA..We nisiock, = Walter NJ. Whitlock. q.
Lee Ken1pner, Sidney p. GuIst- Ierey
s.eE lSpfs wa Law
II.ovenstein and T, 9. Brauer.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mountcastie
have issued invitations to the marriage
cf their daughter. Miss Adeline Virginia
Mountcastle. TO MI Luthur GoloEaon,
yrto.d,idge, the ceremony to take place
| January 18th in Olivet Presbyterian
Church, New Kent county.
Miss MoLntcastIn has many relatives
| IN this city, Hho will attend her wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller gave
a charming card party Thursday night.
Handsome prizes were awarded to tins
successful players Of progressive euehre.
AN elegant oyster supper was served AT
| the conclusion OF the evening.
At the meeting of the "Stay-at-Home'
Whist Club at the residence of Captain
and Mrs. Harry Webster, the hlgnesl
score was obtained by Captain Webster
and Mrs. Bargamin Palmer. north and
i south, and Mr.. Thomas Moore and his
dummy east and west.
Miss Maggie Turner was the delight.
fui hostess Wednesday night, progress
sive games being played by those present.
among them Misses Mary Taylor, Lottie
| Marshall, Carrie Eubank. Elva Pulling.
/ Joiner. Dora Keeton, Lizzie Evans, Mrs.
Roach, Mrs. Frost. Willie Triplett. Tom
! Clarke, Jim Clarke. Willie Clarke, Percy
| Newman, John Carter, Trent Jones. Bill
Graves. Tom Saunders. George Pettts,
| and others.
Mrs. Jones gave delightful watch
| night entertainment at her home. No
| 613 North Fourth Street. AT the dawn
! Of the new year refreshments
were served. Those present were:
! Misses Mary Taylor, Eva Pulling:
Lizzie Wills, Mamie Jones. Leonora Hine-
son, Lily Baker Hazel Jones, Mary
James Lizzie Marrow; Me.srs. Charley
Hibner. Tom Pulling. Frank Becca, VIII
lie Becca, Harry Baker, George Pulling.
The marriage. OF Miss Madge Lamb and
Dr. Alonzo A. Bilisoly has been arranged
for the 18th instant, the ceremony being
| Quietly preforrne6 at her fathers home.
Miss Lamb is, the charming daughter of
| Colonel William Lamb, of Norfolk, and
I! the announcement Of her engagement was
| made In December.
Miss Alma Christian has issued invita-
| lions for an "at home on January 9Th.
| from to O'Clock. Miss Chr: stia,l lives
| on Barton, Heights, and many Of her
friends from this city viii &c present.
Mrs. George B. Rodgers. of Memphis,
is visiting Mrs. James Cook.
Miss Stillwcll. of Savannah, Is the guest
of Mrs. Samuel Marshall. on Chestnut
Hill.
Miss Evelyn Deitrick, who has been
spending the holidays in the city. return
/ ed to her home, in Lorrl.rc, yesterday
morning.
Miss Marie Flemming is visiting Miss
De Almond, Of Philadelphia.
Miss Eugenia Ogiesby and Miss Emily
Johnson, of Atlanta, are the guests Of
Miss Maria Williams.
Miss katherine Hamilton seabrooke is
visiting Mrs. William Lightfoot.
Miss Marion RyIand, of Columbia Col
lege, is the guest Of her parents. Dr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Ryland.
Miss Mary Davidson has returned to
her home. In Lexington.
Miss Aileen Cowardin has returned to
Eden Hall. Torresdale. Pa, after spending
the vacation with her mother. Mrs. G.
| OBJ. Cowardn.
o,q J,a~ or
| Misses Nellie Rauch, OF San Francisco,
| cal and Lillian Parks of Washington,
will return to the Mary Baldwin Semi
nary Sunday.
/ Two weddings were solennized at the
! residence Of Rev. ]. T. Tucker on De-
cember ed. the first wedding having been
that of Miss Lizzie M. Jenkins and MT
| Harry A. Tucker, both residents OF Han-
over. Mr. Edward B. Grimes and MIS-
Annie Robinson, Of Henrtco, were also
married.
Miss Weltflie NJ. Rose was married 70
Mr., Robert Hugh Jellie at the residence
~ the tride's father, Mr.. w. O.. Rose,
No. 1901 North Twenty-eighth Street
BY Rev. Joel T. Tucker, December go.
Mr.. Delbert Maybee, OF the Syracuse
! University of Art, who has been spending
the holidays with his parents, Rev. MT.
/ and Mrs. Mayhee, returned to the univer-
sity on Thursday. Mr.. Maybe is young
! man of rare talent and has every promise
of making a fine artist,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George currie have re-
turned from a delightful trip to, Florida.
Mrs. Robert Curtis and her daughter.
Mary. are spending the winter in Florida.