The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02
Social ana
2e,:sonal.

The following description OF an ex-
ouisite cafe dinner gown worn by Mrs.
Harry Lehr at Sherry's last week will
not fail to interest those who have a
natural liking for whatever is delicate and
dainty In feminine attire.
Tho froci1 in question. was Of figured
chiffon, ra Their of white chiffon with
figured chiffon trimmings. The bodice
was chiefly of rib tucked white taffeta
with yoke collar of chiffon and lace.
The tops Of the sleeves showed the dull
light blue flowers pressed together that
formed the pattern of the figured chiffon.
Below this. the sleeves were OF plain.
white, unfit they reached the elbows.
where they ended in full puffs and frtlis
O? chiffon The skirt was OF white chiffon.
with pale blue flowers running around it,
near the top OF the deep 1ounce. With
this gown, Mrs. Lchr wore black lace
hat. low ar Il wide. trimmed with a black
Lac scarf
Miss Blanche Frayser the daughter Of
Dr.. f. a. Frayscr. and MIR. f. NJ Tan
.ner. associated in business with Larus
q Brother. were married yesterday 80
A. NJ In the home of the brides parents.
the Rev. P. P. puval performing the cere-
nony. The bride is an accomplished
musician and very attractive young
lady. The young people after returning
from a Southern tour will be al home on
Grove Avene.
The marriage of Miss N. cal1ie Fitz to
Mr.. Robert NJ. Brand. was celebrated in
the home OF Colonel George L. Pcyton
the grandfather Of the bride yesterday.
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Church. assisted by the Rev. DR.. G. W.
Finley, of Thrilling Spring Presbyterian
Church, performing the ceremony
Miss Emma Fitz was maid Of honor
and the two bridesmaids were Miss Ro-
sale Fitg and Miss Florence Brand.
The bride entered with her brother.
George Fitz. the groom and his best
man. Mr. Harry Eogshead. awaiting her
at the altar.
After their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brand started for Northern tour. They
will mako their home in Staunton.
An announcement which Will be re-
ceived with great interest in Richmond. is
that Of the marriage Of Miss Jul!ette.
Henry Randolph to Mr.. Courtney Byro
Jones.
The ceremony viii take place Tuesday.
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Church. at Wildwood. Va Miss Randolph
is the daughter of Mrs. Archibald Cary
Randolph. OF Clarke county. and both she
and the young gentleman she Is going
10 marry are widely and prominently
connected.
At the marriage Of Miss May Fitchett.
of Mathews county. to the Rev. Frederick
Troy. which took place yesterday in the
home of the bride. Miss Edna Dey, of.
Norfolk. acted as maid Of honor Mr..
and Mrs. Troy after their wedding left
for New York Before returning h9me.
they will visit friends In Norfolk. Va.
Miss Ada Louise Rudder and MT. hilton
w. Goodwin were married yesterday at
SIS A. NJ. in the home Of the bride, NO.
s15 North Twenty-fifth Street. the Rev
NJ 4Ashby Jones, officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed only by
tho immediate families and friends on
account of recent bereavement. The bride
is the daughter of the late Captain j.
G. and Mrs. M z. Rudder. and is both
attractive and accomplished.
She wore a going-a way gown Of lark
blue cloth, and carried a bouquet of
#Tastort roses She left with her hus-
band for a prolonged Northern tour. re
IS a rising young member OF the Rlcll-
n1ond bar and a graduate OF Richmond
College.
Mrs w. B. Pizzini, injured several
weeks ago by being thrown from an au-
tomohile at Ashbury Park. is now i'm
proving. SO that it is thought she may
with safety be brought home in two
weeks. 1t is a matter of qualification to
her friends to hear that her recovery Is
likely to- be complete, and that no traces
will be left to tell the story of the tragic
accident in which She was involved
Miss Maggie Tomlin's birthday was
celebrated in very pleasant manner last
Monday evening by a number of her
friends. who gathered to congratulate her
and wish her many happy returns.
after devoting a part of the evening to
games. delicious fruit supper was
served.
Miss Guile Harrison of Brandon-on-
the-James will be entertained during
Horse Show week by Richmond friends.
Miss Mary Woodbridge and her sis
ters Mrs Goodenow and Mrs. Bell of
No To1 East Grace Street. returned last
Saturday, after pleasant summer spent
at Hedgesville, West Va.
Mrs. Paul r. McFadyen will reach
Richmond October 18th. for visit to her
mother Mrs NJ y. Sibert. of No. GA
East Grace Street.
Mrs. Anne Roy rutherford. of Rock
Castle. Va is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Ben. Johnston.
Miss Grace Perkins will be with her
Grand mot ,nara. Mrs " IL Perkins. at