The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-16

a brilliant marriage scheduled for this
week is that of Miss Fanny Nitteidorfer
and Mr. Eugene y. Constine, which yiil
take place Tuesday evening at the Ma
sonic Temple at $50 o'clock.
Miss Mitteldorfer is one of the most
popular young ladies of the city. ana is
the daughter OF Mr.. David Aitteldorfer
Misses May and Helen Morrison enter
t;ined informally Tuesday at their home
on Franklin Street Cards were played
! until a late hour when q buffet supper
was served. Among the players were
Mrs Bland spotswood Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Hoge, Mr. and Mrs. William
Marriott, Major and Mrs. Alfred Court
ney, Mrs. S. c. Mcciilvra, of Asheville,
n. c.; Miss Matte Harris and Miss
Madse I'reedley.
y delightful studio lei. was that OF the
Richmond Art Club Friday in honor oil
Miss Williamson, CT Philadelphia, who is
inc new teacher. Those receiving Wer.
Mrs. George Zen Johnston, Mrs. Henry
Williams and Miss Katherine Mcintyre
The callers included Mrs. Malvern Pat
terson, Miss Bessie Catlett, Miss Eliza
beth Davenport, Miss Augusta Talcctt,
Miss Katherine Lindsay, Miss AEnie
Grey, Mr. and Mrs. e. V. Valentine and
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Parrish.
IAN Evening with Eugene Field and
r.Iusic" is announced for next Thursday
night in the Second Presbyterian Church
under the auspices OF the Young Ladies
Society Those attending viii be greet
ed by !, delightful programme, the par
Elephants including Miss Gugena Auns-
ral,gh. of I.ynchburg; Miss Isabel Mason
Chamberlain, of Pennsylvania: and Miss
Ida Johnson, OF Buffalo, n. y.
Dr. Henry Van Dyke, OF New York,
Will he rendered an Informal reception at
The SVomai's CLUB on Monday afternoon
at 1870 o'clock.
The IVoran's Whist Club will meet as
usual during Lentcn season, but will hold
tifeir meetings Monday morning instead
OF Friday, as has been the custom during
the last few months since it organized.
The highest score of the Sue Gordon
Whist Club Monday was attained by Mrs,
Bland Sn1itl. and Mrs. John Tyler, aud
Mrs Fairfax MontaSuc and Mrs. ArEni-
stead Wexford.
Miss Sue Tunseall, of Washington. who
was the guest OF the Misses Gray two
weeks ago, is now visiting i'll Client. Va.
The Westmoreland Club will celebrate
It's twenty-tlfth anniversary Monday.
MS chiles NJ. Ferrell will entertain
the Kate Wheeock Whist Club Thursday
! afternoon.
Miss Gibboney will continue her charm
ing dances during Lent at the Northside
Hall and the next on the programme is
that OF Tuesday night.
There will be u meeting OF the Board
OF Managers of the Young Women's
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thalhimer will
celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their wedding Thursday at their home,
No. 40l East Clay Street.
The Hunter Mcclure Memorial Assoc
cation is to meet Tuesday afternoon.
The RICHMOND Young Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union will hold a re-
ception in the home of Miss Myrtle Davis,
! NO. SOC West Clay Street, Monday, Feb
ruary oath, at $50 O'Clock.
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the nome o. the is 49, e,ioy,ra sn"t
n ne IL -,,ith Mrs ~ HE 7
Miss Alice Boiling. who has been spend
ing some time at Mrs. Duvals, No. :0I
East Franklin Street has left for her
| home il louisville Ky.
Mrs j. a. Hippo. o. North Seventh
Street, left Friday for king and Queen
| co,,nrv 70 visit her isotIlsr and will be-
! absent about two weeks.
Miss NIoI,ic Batchelor and Miss Huase-
ferguson are visiting Mrs. Edgar War
f;ayd an south Eairf.,v Street alsx:,l,.