The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-22

deuce drawn together BIZ the opening per-
Torrance OF the grand opera In tho Mon
sunaentaI City last week.
Miss Handy was also q guests at @ rntl-
lsicale given last Saturday by Mr. alter
DEE Poultnsy In his home on 81. Paul
street and at q reception last Thursday
in honor OF Cardinal Gibbons
Miss Helen James. Of Danville. who has
visited IN Richmond and is known to
number ofsyoung society people here. has
recently announced her engagement to
Mr.. Randolph M ade. a prominent young
stcbacconist OF Danville
The wedding viii take place early In
June.
MSS Jane Fisher, Of this city, and her
sister. Mrs. ]. II. Higgiinson. of Abe
marie county, were the guests Of honor
az an elegant tea, given by their hostess.
Mrs. James r. Taylor, of Stanton. last
week. The decorations for this tea were
OF white carnations, smilax and ferns.
AT s o'clock an elegant supper was serv-
ed to the receiving party. to which few
gentlemen friends were invited.
Miss Rebecca Robinson who has been
tea ching this winter at the Oak Fill
school. in York. has returned to the city.
Mr. linhiser. Of this city. has rented
the .Beauclerk' cottage. Hot Springs
for some months.
guest Of her brother, Mr.. Miller Mccue.
& for a few days.
Lieutenant overton stesnr spent few
hours in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strange French
are expected to leave the latter part or
the week for Charleston, where they Will
he the guest Of her mother, Mrs Bryan
Mrs. Marion Lambert. Of Tennessee,
who has been staying at Murphy's Hotel.
has returned to her home. to the regret
OF a wide circle of friends.
MISC Bessi., Doyle, Of Norfolk, who mas
been visiting the Misses White. on franK-
lin Street, has left the city.
Miss Grace Pollard. who has been vis-
davs. has returned to her home. III
Bowling Green. Miss Pollard is Wen
known in this city, being the uausntef
Of Dr.. John Pollard. formerly Professor
Of English Of the Richmond College
Miss Sarah Hodgson, of Sewanee. IS 20
be the guest this week OF MISS Jennie '''l
Hughes at her home on Floyd Avenue.
Miss Mamie Stegar Is expected 70 leave
for Williamsburg Thursday anu on .ns
thirteenth will leave for her nome, M
Fort Wayne, ND.
Mr.. William R. Trigg, who has oeen
at the Hotel Chanberlin. Old Point. ior
his health, is expected 70 return we '$~s's.
part of the week.
Mrs. walter Christian and her daush,
ter. Miss Lucy Christian, anl I,.ste,, sAiiSe
from a delightful trip to charleston.
Mrs. Charles Petit, Of Norfolk. IS max.
ing q flying visit to ner paten.S' A oA AS1
mrs. Seldom Taylor.
MI. Gervin Blanton. Of Scranton. IS
.aand,nsS .. few days in this city, and is
st Mr.. John Tyler's, No. SIG West Franz tla
lin Street
Mrs. John c. Williams and Mrs. DOUG
las -. Taylor are visiting the family OF
Major D. W. Anderson. of Albemarie.
Mrs. Alfreaa T. Harris. and the
Misses Julia and Kate Harris nave re-
turned from visit to New olh.
Major E. T. D. Myers is spending sew
eral days in New York. Mr.. Liliburn
Myers is just back from trip 10 tnat
city.
Mrs. Marietta slingluff. of Gloucester. is
visiting Miss Bessie Ellyson, on Park
Avenue
Mr.. James C. Welsh, Jr.. is visiting his
PARENTS in this city MIR. Welsh Is at
present making his home in Baltimore
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson will entertain
a few friends at an Informal O'Clock
tea this afternoon, in honor Of Mrs. john
Brander, Of New York. who Is the guest
of Mrs. William Taliaferro.
The woman's Club will be the scene
of a social gathering this afternoon.
when Miss Robinson. of Ashland. Will
talk on Training Mentally Deficient
Children. Mrs. S. w. Travers win pour
chocolate at the informal reception and
Mrs Brockenbroush will preside over
the coffee.
Mrs. M. D. wrenn. Of Norfolk. Is visit
ing her sister Mrs. w. J. Whltehurst,
on Franklin Street.
Miss Lula Ruehrmund. the daughter OF
Mr.. Carl Ruerhnund, the architect, lett
yesterday for Baltimore. Miss Ruerhmund
will sail for Europe Wednesday She wilt
spend about year in Europe. where she
will visit friends and relatives.
|sCOL. MARSHALL'S FUNERAL.