The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

Va; Miss Eleanor Duckett. OF Clinton
S. c.. and many others.
The popularity of this young couple
was fully attested by the great number
of beautiful and costly presents received:
They left on the northbound train at
3:15 P. NJ. for Atlantic City and other
Northern points, followed by shower
of rice. old shoes and good wishes.
They will make their future homo at
Weems Va. where Mr.. Cameron is en-
gagged in business.
THE Competitive System In Society"
is the title Of an article this month
among the topics of the time in The
Century" in which It sets forth that
anyone with unlimited money, decent
presentableness on the part of woman
involved and a willingness to stoop to
conquer, and almost any couple can enter
the New York smart set" and the "hlrl
of Vanity Fair goes merrily on, with the
result that there is now in New York
city, among the 'swagger" rich, a new
type of society. To speak Of it as In
tellectual is to excite derision To con-
slider it a school of high breeding is to
seem sarcastic. No one looks to 1t for
leadership in the large matters for
which, as body, the best society should
exist.
Instead of society being a natural ag-
gregation of cultivated men and women.
it lives in the public eye and by the
p:,l,iic ti,ice -
A beautiful marriage was solennized
at the First Baptist Church, Danville,
Va at high noon of Wednesday last.
The marriage was one of the most bril-
liant affairs of the season. The church
was deliberately decorated for the oc
casion, the scheme embracing a happy
blending of green and pink, made up
exclusively of palms and ferns. with a
graceful intermingling Of pink roses.
Promptly at IL o'clock to the strains
of Lohengrin's march the brdde-elect,
Miss Carolyn Wood Schulz. entered
leaning on the arm Of her brother, Mr..
John Schulz. The groom-elect, DR..
Foushee Overton Mooklar, entered with
Mr.. w. T. Mooklar, brother of the groom,
and was met at the altar by DR.. T. B.
Thames, who performed the ceremony
in a very impressive manner.
Little Miss May Schulz, sister OF the
bride, beautifully attired, acted as ring
bearer.
The bride was attired in white silk
muslin over taffeta, with trimming OF
duchess lace and pearls, and carried a
large bunch of brides roses. Her trav-
cling suit was most exquisite, being or
French imported blue and very becom-
ing, The bride is the daughter OF Mrs
Florence Schulz, and one OF DanVllle s
most estimable young women, talented,
beautiful and a social favorlte. Dr.
Nooklar is the son of Mr.. A. I. Mooklar,
of King William county, and very prom
inent in the profession of dentstry, ana
is widely known and liked by most OF
friends. who extended to him thelr pest
wishes. n.
and Mrs. Mooklar left on the northpouho
t,.,in for an extensive tour, 1ncluulhs
Washington, Buffalo, Niasaia' .ssM
york and the Thousand Islands. Among
tho CHESTS from a distance were MI "A.
" Nool,lar. of King William county;
Miss Mabel Leftwich, of Staunton, va;
n p. Gnerrant, Graham, n. y; MI. eil'-
,r,eton Walker, of King and queen coun-
tv. ~. N. Watkins and Ryland Ml'ci'eii
Richmond. Va.
CO, hreezes are still attracting the at
ts,t;on of the Richmond people. among
those who may be found either at VT
riria. Beach. Ocean View. or buch M,
81, a,;ss F,dith Prosser, Mrs. Q. 80. Het-
~. Miss Point. Mrs. Rosa Albert ana
,i,,,e Miss Vera Albert, MI. Marvin
I.n,r,an Mr.. Lewis Brander. Miss Lips
comb and Miss Mamie Lipscomb, Mrs.
T. Tenpleton and Miss Gertrude Tenn
rletcn. Miss Courtney Bridges, Miss Rate
cherrault. Miss Ellen Chaplin, DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Steel
These who will go later on are Miss
Ella Montgomery. Miss Mary Carter An
de,scn. Miss katherine Anderson Mrs.
Alice Palmer. Miss Vera Palmer. Mrs.
y, E,,1eii Clarke. Miss Elizabeth Brander.
some have. already returned. refreshed
and sunburnt Among these are Miss
Iosalie Jones. Miss Kate Meade. Miss
Jcatherine Watkins, Mrs. S.. a. Boush.
From aver the waters i'll letter this
ueel, came the tidinss of q delightful
setia, function in Paris in which Nir-
sinia girl was hostess. This o'clock tea,
which was described, was given by no
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