The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-01
PATRIOTIC WOMEN OF THE SOUTH
TOBE Observation-Disclosures

mate friends were present. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
8Llewellyn Miller, parents of the bride
groom; Misses Amy and Alice KILLER,
of Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mil
Ter, Miss Emily Miller, Mr.. Arthur Mil
Ter. Jr.. of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Millisen R. Turner, Miss Heath, OF
Washington; Miss Frances N. Osborn
of Washington; Mr. Carter Gibson, Os-
born. OF Baltimore.
The bride is the attractive daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. Buckner Randolph and
a niece Of Bishop Randolph, while the
groom is social favorite in Baltimore,
where he and Mrs. Miller will makes
their future home.
A prominent Virginia wedding will be
that Wednesday of Miss Mary Donaldson
rowell. of Alexandria. to Mr.. Louis His
man Scott, Of Loudoun county. The
ceremony will take place at Old Christ
Church at O'Clock, Rev. Bergman
Green officiating, The wedding Is crea ting
no little interest in view of the fact that
both Young people come from prominent
Virginia families Mr. Scott is from
Loudoun county and is the son of -Ar.
John Gale Scott, Of Morven. He was
born in Philadelphia, but is scion OF
the family prominent in Virginia. since
the emigration of the Rev. James Scott,
from Elgin, Scotland, in 1889. Mr. Scott
is also descended from the distinguished
families Of Lloyd and Mifflin, of Penn
sylvania.
Miss Powell is the daughter Of the late
DR.. Robert Conrad Powell, and grand
daughter Of the late Dr.. William Levin
Powell, of Alexandria. The PoWeil ram
i1y is one of the oldest in Virginia, being
residents of this State since 1919. MISS
Powell is also a granddaughter OF lie
late William Gregory. {. former prominent
merchant and banker of Alexandria
Mr.. L,ewelyn Powell will give his sister
away. while Miss Edith Ramsey, OF Alex
andria, will be maid Of honor = our ush-
ers will wait on this popular young cou-
ple-AIr. Ralph H. Barbour. OF Camorlose.
Mass: Mr. Frederick Smart. OF fork'
Pa: Mr. Gardner L Bootne ana ME.
William G. Chapman. OF, Alexandra. mr.:
Ct Tol7n Robinson, of ireland. is expected
to be the best man.
The banquet Monday at Murphy's an.
mes, of the Woman's College alumni VIII
be- a delightful social gathering. "nen
corsenial spirits long separated Will gam
er together and recall old times ana DAYS
long gone by.
BANQUET. which will commence promptly
at / 40 o'clock, and will welcome former
p;pls and the graduating class. VINO VIII
become members Other speeches will
he made by DR.. Hatcher and Rev. Ashby
jones.
The tables will be decorated in different
colored sweet peas. a distinct color marx
ing each table. while the graduating
class will have a. flat center-piece formed
Of black-eyed Susans. The whole AFFAIR
will be a brilliant social success lat mas
been anticipated for months past.
The dinner OF Hon. II. D. Flood was a,
brilIinat affair Friday at the Westmore-
land Club. when the decorations We're OF
pink sweet peas. which We're used on the
mantels and the dining-table.
Polk Miller's colored quartette sang
during the evening. which ended with the
dapcing Of the Virginia reel. The guests
included Mrs. Carter Scott. Mrs. Charles
E. Boiling, Mrs. T. NJ. Logan, Of New
York: Mrs. James WEIGH, Miss Cal1ie Ry-
land, Miss Gertrude Camm and Miss An
ma Carr: Senator John w. Daniel. Hon.
Alfred P. Thorn. Hon. D. Tucker Brooke,
Hon. r. Carter Scott, Mr.. Charles E.
Boiling, DR.. Grice. OF Norfolk; Colonel
Joseph Button. of Appomattox. and Mr..
A. C. Braxton. i.t5.as-. +ssgsE
Cards have been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lander. of Pittsburg. an
nouncing the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet Miller. to Mr.. James
Cowan Greenway the ceremony having
taken place on Thursday May 18th
Mr.. Greenway is well-known in Rich
mond, having attended the Episcopal
High School at Alexandria. He later
went to Yale where he had been preceded
by his brothers. Messrs. John and Gilbert
Greenway.
The meeting of the Battle Abbey Com
mittee will be held June 18th at the Con-
federate Memorial Literary Society quar-
ters. to which the whole society will be
present. Mrs. l.. c.. Daniel is chairman
of this movement which is to be kind
of annex to the Confederate Museum.
This meeting has been called owing 70
the recent death of Charles Broadway
Rouss, of New York, formerly OF VII
chester who had promised Sloo.ooo 10 tills
movement on certain conditions.
The last meeting for this season OF the
piano Club was held Friday night. when
the following classical progra anime was
rendered, the selection being OF the mu-
sicians own choosing:
/. Roses de Bohemia" ...-... (koWalsk,)
Misses myrtle BEDFORD and Nellie VII
2. .Rhapsodie Hongroise." No. u
Udszt.)
Miss julia Taylor.
g. '.The Flatterer''.. (Chaminade2
Miss Nina Constable
4. .Rhapsodie Hongroise," No. IS
Miss Zelle Minor.
s. ..From the Carnival. ..........( Grteg)
Miss Eleanor Gathright.
6 ..Po,onaise'' from N1ignon-( Thomas.)
Miss NJ. Willie Smoot.
z. "Pierrette'' ................(Chamnaoo,)
Mrs. H. o. Williams.
8. .'Impromptu, No. 4. Opus 80, Ale
grettO .............. =. \oc'iuoeA ~
Mrs. Carl w. Kimpton.
9. ..Under the Lilacs" ..........(BoliingJ
Miss Myrtle Redford.
10. MILITARY Polonaise" 10000 Chop1n.G
Miss Mabel Sims
II. Morning Song and "Anitra's
Mrs Kimpton and Miss Smoot
u. military Polonaise" Extraordinarily
Misses Sims and Gathright.
The club was one of the new orsaniza-
tons Of the past season and nobly ful-
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