The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-25
SSOCIA AL AND
PERSONAL

PERSON s
The 2. ". A. will have a charming
Easter benef.k entertainment at tho
Academy Easter Monday night, which
doubtless will be among the most popular
on the social calendar for tnat night
The programme which IS a sort OF pot
mount OF burlesque will be directed by
the Costy-Wrignt combination. who have
scored in New York, a great success. Inc
programme, among other things. Will con-
sist Of 1.-THE GainsborouSh Lady. VINO.
with literary jewel i1no"n as Sse
OF Turquoises,. and accompa MEL by ne
Violin Maker Of Cremona. Went TO sec
"Shakespeare a Ia BurlesGue. a1ter
which they visited the Roman and Gre
clan Galleries and were entertained oy
the ..Ponapeian Dancing Girls" Among
the patronesses will be Mrs. Joseph
Brvan. Mrs. Caskie Cabelh. Mrs. Decatur
bxtell. Mrs. virginius Hall and Mrs w.
T. Robins. Mrs. William c. Bentley. Mrs.
w. G. Stanard, Mrs. j. Taylor Eilysoh.
| Mrs. John I4ightfoot and many others.
Tickets, which are extremely low, may
| be obtained from Aliiiers drugstore.
B1afr's drugstore M.1rphys. Lexington,
Virginia Historical Society, Rosemary and
! at the Academy.
Miss Hylah Edwards and Mr.. S.
| Strauglan Robinson will be married To-
night at the home of her parents. w
and Mrs. +. l. Edwards, by Rev. carey
| e. Morgan.
| The bride will be attended by her SIS
! ter and maid of honor, Miss Mamie Greg
| crv Edwards and MessrS. George Greg
| ory and Henry Wilkins, ushers;. Nir.
| William J. Pulliam will be the best man.
! Immediately after the ceremony the coa-
| pie will leave on bridal trip, ana Oh
| their return will be entertained at d
| house party in King William county, at
| the residence of Captain and Mrs DAVID
| Straughan, the prospective groom .
| grandparents. About the middle OF Aprli
| they will take trip to Denver. Cal Inc
| hride-elect is the daughter OF MT. anu
Mrs. ]. L. Edwards, and is a young lady
| nf engaging personality and very pop,i-
| lar. Mr.. Robinson is the son OF Mr. u
| D. Robinson, of King William he IS
nrominent socially. and from a business
point of view, being a prosperous fiei-
chant Of Pals, Va.
| Owing to the funeral OF Mrs. Mars,l..''
| Gillian Dr. Russell Cecil did not lee
| ture at the Wonan's Club yesterday az
| ter11oon, but tea was served ana d PieaS
ant chat enjoyed by quite NUMBER "
people. The coffee urn was presldeo oSe
| bv Mrs. Luther Dawson, and tea was
| noured by Miss Matte Harris. Quite
! number of visitors were present, among
| tnem being Mrs John Poe, of Baltimore
| Mrs. MCCULLOUGH Of Howardsville, MISS
Carrie Ball. of Washington; Mrs. FRANK
| Nalle. OF I.owerset; Miss Ellen Bouldin,
/ of Charlotte and Mrs. George doEooh
| Boute.
|
/ ,oI, dig Y,Y16Sp
terday morning by those who attended
| the called meeting of the A. p V. "A.
/ when thew found that the selling OF
! Jamestown to the United States govern
| ment was not to be brought up II the
| vote had been taken from the twenty
I one members at the meeting it would
| have gone II to ( against selling. 1t IS
| hoped by the members that in the April
meeting of the Central Committee that
| the question of sale will be decided.
| rho chrisls,.irc of the mohawk to-
! day BY Miss Marie Webster, the attrac-
| five daughter of Captain and Mrs. Harry
| Webster. will, as usual at such functions
| attract 81 good deal of interest In the
| society world. The launching will be fot-
| lowed by a luncheon and Miss Webster
| will have as her maids of honor Miss
| Elizabeth Whitlock and Miss Kathleen
| Anderson.
i The approa ching wedding IS announced
! Of Miss Margaret Horn, of Hanover, and
| Mr. Edward Faulkner, of this city, the
| ceremony to take place at Walnut Grove
| Baptist Church OF April 18TH Miss Horn
| is the attractive daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ralph Horn. of Hanover, and has
| many friends and relatives in the city
while the sroom-elect is popular in bust
ness circles Of this city, where he has re-
sided for several ears.
A delightful social will be given by the
| Church Hill Branch of the Socity for
| Prevention of Cruelty to Animals on the
evening of April 11th, at the residence
of the Misses Bodeher. No. 1851 East
| Grace Street. The invitation will be
! written in rhyme and be accompanied
| be small leather saddle-bags for contrib.i-
! tons. 1t is hoped that all persons in
! sympathy, with this worthy cause will
lend their support.
! Invitations have been received for the
marriage of Rev Joseph Deming Lang
| ley, and Miss Edith Thompson. to take
place April 3d. at o'clock. Rev. Langley
is the pastor of st. James Methodist
| Church, and since living in this city. has
| gained a host OF friends. who extend to
| him. hearty conSra tulationSs.
| Polk Miller will give one of his ever
+! enjoyable concerts, in aid of the Ladies
Aid Society of the First English Evangeli
| cal Lutheran Church, at the Y. NJ c. a..
on April 4th. a large audience is expected
| at this performance.
| The Misses Many and Helen Morrison
| will give an Eat home Wednesday, April
., from to o'clock.
/ Miss Elizabeth Robins is the guest of
| her aunt Mrs. Horace Jones, of Newport
News, and will remain there for the post
{! Easter festivities.
| Miss Margaret Shields Is spending few
| days in Newport News. but will return