The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-05

Miss Lewis was assisted In receiving by
Mrs Kent AM Mss ..ot.ie Smith, OF
Washington. Mss E~1on!e Pegram
poured the chocolate; Mss Lucy i4ayes
served the egg-nog. Among the callers
were Mrs. H a. Claiborne. NJ. John
Goode, Miss Evelyn Gordon, MIS-. FRANK
Mccullough. o. Norfolk; Mr. clarence
Cabel!. Mr.. and Mrs Decatur Axtetl, III
George Bryan, M. and Mrs Wynoham
Meredith, Miss Kathleen Anderson, Miss
Sally Anderson, Mr. John Rutherford,
Marion Harris, julia. Harri hrd hr odd
Misses Josephine PUtney, Mary Hayes,
Marion Harris Julia Harris. Mrs. Nannle
Worth Mr.. luarion Dimmock, Mr. Robert
Daniels Misses Margaret and :MaUU1
Stringfelow, Mr.. Henit Ande, son, Mr.
John Shelton Williams, Misses Adele and
Lulie Williams. MI. and MS. carter
Scott. Mrs Raymond Mancha, Miss Caro-
line Holiday, -Ir Willie Shelton. Mr..
Landor Cabell Mr.. Aston Cabeil,. and
Mr.. Blair r. Burwell. Of Texas.
New Years Day at the Deep Run Hunt
Club was one that will be remembered
by all that attended as one of the pleas
ATTEST in the clubs history. Many ladies'
were among the riders. while soclety
drove out in full force. Tie lady rlocis
were Mrs. Coke. Miss Della Walker, MISS
Elsie Cameron, Miss Blacker, MISS Helen
Christian Miss Claudia Palmer Among
those in the hunt-rooms in handsome
costumes were Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Scott, Miss Goode, of England; Mrs.
Mayo. Miss Myles, OF New Orleans; Miss
Elizabeth Brander, Miss Eda Atkinson,
Miss Mabel Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. E T.
D. Myers, Jr., Miss Hamilton, of Bal
tirnore: Mrs Samuel REGISTER, Mr.. ana
Mrs w r Wallace. Mr.. Jeffrey Nlonta-
que, and many others.
A wedding. noticed for its elegant sim.
pIicity, was that OF Miss Miriam BoNkln
and Mr. Robert Hunt Norment. VINO
were married Thursday night at Grace
Episcopal Church, which was filed with
relatives and friends.
The bride, who entered with her broth
er, Mr.. w. J. Boykin wore a handsome
gown Of blue cloth and turban of mink
trimmed with lace and pink roses and
carried a shower of lilies.
Miss Elsie. Boykin, sister Of the bride,
was maid of honor. wearing a reseda green
crepe de chi le and carried. pink roses,
and was preceded by the ushers, who
were Messrs. Frnk M. Boykin, of Bos-
ton. brother of the bride; Bernard ia
cobs. Goodwin Boykin, William j. Bin
ford, Lindsey J. Leverett. Of Atlanta,
and DR.. NJ. B. Rudd.
Mr. Harry B. Moment, Of Califo- MIA,
acted as best man, and, with the groom
met the bridal party at the altar. Rev.
Landon r. Mason and Dr. R. P. Kerr
being the officiating clergymen.
IrlediatelV after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Norment left for New York.
Before going to live in New Orleans they
will turn to this CITY for few days.
The BRIDE Is the daughter Of Mrs. Sam
uel H. Boyl1in and the groom a son of
d Of oft
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Miss Grace Eldridge, of Boston; Mr.. G.
r. Boykin. Of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Boykin and Miss Fanny Boykin.
of Wilson, N. c.. and Mr.. Doran Nor
ment, of Williamsburg; Mrs. Gowan
Duesenberw, Of Concord, N. c.
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Miss Anna Belle Forbes entertained in
a charming maner in honor OF the New
Year.
The table was beautifully decorated in
Jacqueminot roses. the center being a
crimson Jack Horner pie, containing dam
ty souvenirs for the guests. who We're
Misses Cleveland Randolph. Carrie Armi-
stead. Carrie Neal. Elise Parkinson, An
ME Ronaldson, Mary Drake, Martha Rob
inson, Annie Harrison Morris, Lily Up
shur, Courtney Crump. Kitty Lancaster,
ME Davenport and Alma Cecil.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan entertained
in honor of Governor and Mrs. J. Hoge
Tyler Monday night at their country
home Thurman. Those who were seated
at the prettily decorated dinner table
were: Governor and Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler,
Governor-ele and Mrs. A. J. Montague,
Judge and Mrs. James Keith, Judge and
I,,Ir NIrS 7,
Christian and Kev. and Mrs. B. NJ. Ran
dolph
Mesdames Richard Wilson and John
Cullen were the chaperones of the sub
scription dance which was given Thurs
day night at the Masonic Temple, the
honors of leading being shared by MesSrs
Henry Hotchkiss and Richard Winston.
Among the dancers were Miss Still
we'll. of Savannah: Miss Evelyn
Deitrick. of Lorraine: Miss Michaux
Kisses Daisy Chamberlayne, Dick
erson, Johnson, Martha Ann Lundy.
Marie Lightfoot Bessie Ellyson, Amy
werth, Louise Hickson, of Danville; Re
becca Bell, Margaret Watkins, Miss Blue,
Of New Orleans; Miss Young; Messrs.
Sam Tyler, Phillip Carter, Jefferson, of
Petersburg; Richard Winston, Henry
and Elmo HctchklSs, Juilan Bldgood,
Charles WinEc, of V. NJ. l.; B. Tucker,
Fisher, Eddie Pierce, Charles Grant
Byrd. Newton. Bruce. Bowa. MichauN.
Douglas Ellyson, DR.. Easily. David
Leake. Frank Latane, Reid Venable,
Holiday, Oliver Davis, Stuart Cooke, F.
T. Sutton. Lane Lacy, j. B. Lightfoot
and John Blunt
Miss Carrie Block was married to Mr..
William Uiln,ann on Monday at high
noon, at the residence Of her, parents.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ S. Block, No. COS Last
Grace Street, by DR.. E. n. Calisch.
The bride looked charming in a gown
OF white and carried shower of lilies
and roses. Miss Belle Block was her
maid of honor and wore pretty dress
of white organdy and carried maiden
hair ferns.
DR.. L. Ullmann. father of the groom.
was best man, and with the groom met
the bridal party at the altar. which was
made of palms and roses.
Immediately after the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served. the table
having magnificent centerpiece of
American Beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs Ullmann left for Old
J-l,n,. salad fo, T-,,rhpe Yesterday