The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-15
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

B PERSONAL.
Lieutenant Nat Cooke. OF Hanover
county, has announced the engagement
| of his daughter, Miss Anne Burwell
| Cooke. to Mr.. Edward D. Quarles. of
this city, the Wedding to take place
| early in November.
| Miss Cooke has often been visitor
in this city, and her home, "Janeway,"
| in Hanover county, has been the scene
, OF many house parties. Miss Cookies
mother was a Miss Winston. one OF
| the noted beauties of her time. Mr..
| QGaries is we'll known both in the So
| cial and business world of this city,
and has a wide circle of friends.
4 wedding of interest to Virgfntans
last night in Washington was that of
Mr.. Harry B. Bains and Miss Jennie
| May Lewis, who We're united at the
Epiphany Chapel at o'clock
Mrs. George j. Stafford was the ma
iron of honor and Miss Mary Wiegman
and Miss Emma Greenwich preceded
the bride. who entered with Colonaf
Nathan BicIzford.
The ceremony was witnessed by a
large number of friends and relatives.
both being extremely popular Mrs
NJ. and the late William A. Lewis, of
Lyncnburg. and a granddaughter OFT
the late Daniel W. Lewis. of Alexan-
dria. She is also lineal descendant OF
Colonel Fielding Lewis. who married
Betty Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bains are spending the
honeymoon in Canada
Mr.. George n. Mosely. of this city,
was married yesterday in Baltimore to
Miss Jamie Rusk, OF New York, the
! ceremony having taken place at the
Henshaw Memorial Church vestry on
Holltns Street, Rev. Mr.. Matthews Of
| floating.
The bride, who was attended by Miss
| Nellie Sidel as maid OF honor, wore
a pretty dress OF white Persian lawn
handsomely trimmed with tuclzs and
| lace, while Mr.. Charles Sands acted as
| best man.
+, and Mrs Mosely left for Conception.
Cal. where they will make their future
! home. followed by a shower Of con-
gratulations and good wishes.
| At the card party given at the Brandon
| Hotel. in Basic City, Wednesday, by Mrs.
| W W. Hocke. OF washington, the BOBBY
| prize was awarded Mrs. G. G. Minor. of
| this city. Other Richmond players were
Mrs. r c. Morton Miss Morton, Mrs.
F. NJ. Wrenn, Miss F. Henry. Miss Zula
| Henry, Miss Kate Meredith and Miss
| Sophie Meredith.
| During the last four days many from
| this city have gone to that popular re-
| SORT, among whom are Mrs T. K Parrish,
Rit-se two children and maid; Mrs. Cor
| don Wallace. nurse and two children; Mr..
II. NJ. Smith and family; Mrs. c. E.
| Frown and little granddaughter; Mrs.
James Gordon, Miss Mary Gordon, Mrs.
| c Z. Stokes, Mrs. r. ". Powers, Mr.
| Philip Powers Mr.. Carlton Mckenney,
! Mr.. Hiram Smith, Jr., and Mr.. Carl Bos-
| chen.
| Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Berwind en-
| tertained at Newport Wednesday night,
and it was the first large dance of the
season, The dance followed an elegant
| dinner at their home. The Elms.'' in
honor OF Mr.. Elihu Dyer. Jr., of England
| After the supper the guest of honor had
| a spirited cotlIon. dancing with Miss Ber-
win. the hosts sister. There were some
| handsome favors, including silver watch
racks. white kid purses. with gilt clasps;
| ivory and silver cigar lighters, gold hat
| pins, set with t,.rquoIses and arlethysts:
silver cigar cutters. silver visiting card
cases and numerous floral and ribbon de-
| signs.
Miss Alice Roosevelt was among the
dancers
| Mrs. Hunter MCGUIRE Miss Margaret
Mcclure and Mrs. William Law CLAW. of
| Savannah. are now staying at the West
ern Hotel. near Lynchburg They have
Just returned from the Blue Ridge
| Springs.
| Miss Agnes Drewry. who is suffering
| from malarial fever at the residence of
| her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
Mrs. 3. Frank Deford. of Elnora, near
Baltimore. is reported in the Baltimore
papers Yesterday to be doing favorably.
| Her mother. Mrs. S. D. Drewry, Is with
her daughter during her Illness.
| Hon. and Mrs. Claude Swanson were
| given a small dance while at Monticello
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Won Mavkoff Among
| the guests We're Mr.. Stuart Leake and
| Miss Ida Hanckel. of this city.
Senator and Mrs. S. B. Elklns, OF West
| Virginia. were among the guests Wednes-
| day at a luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs
| George Gould in the Guam Gardens.
Narragansett Pier. r. I.
Mrs. William Gilmore. Mrs. Cary
| Clarke. Miss BERTHE Palmer. Miss Fl.
Kingston and Miss Koiner We're among
the guests at a birthday party given at
| Franklin, Va, in honor of Mr.. August
| Simoupieter, given by Mrs NJ. II Palmer.
A Governors ball has been planned for
| the near future at the Jordan Springs
| In honor OF Governor and Mrs, A. j.
/ Montague. The Governor and his wife
have not decided positively yet II they
will be able to go. but will certainly
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