The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
MANY SOCIAL, EVENTS SCHEDULED
TO TAKE PLACE DURING THE WEEk
Gordon. Harrison Brown, Mcintosh
of Norfolk, and ar. William Noland-

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: The stay-at-Home Whist Club met
with Mrs. Harrie Webster Monday night,
where the usual informal game was MUCH
enjoyed. Mrs J. D. Noel End Miss Mat,
tie Harris made the highest score In du-
plicate whist.
The Milton c. Work Whist Club met Of
the Woman's Club Tuesday afternoon,
when the highest score north and south
was made by Mrs. Doyle and Miss Tyler;
east and west by Mrs. Waddill and Miss
Quarles.
A Virginia wedding in the early part
CT June is that Of Miss Fairfax Loving
and Mrs. Charles Full of New York, the
marriage to take place June 4th at the
University Of Virginia. the home Of the
bride. Two maids of honor will wait
on the bride-Misses Richie and Jean
Yancey-while the bridesmaids will in
clude Misses Sadie Sutton and Miss Grace
Shields, of Richmond; Miss Emily Glib
son, of North Carolina; Miss Mary Louise
Cooke, of Norfolk; Miss Rennie Condert,
of New York Mr.. Paul Fuller. Of New
York, will be his brothers best man.
while the attendants will be N1essrs. Pres
ton holland. Of this city; Mr.. Allan Pen
dleton. Of st. Louis, and Leonce Fuller,
Fred Loney, Thomas Kearney and Nor
man Condert, of New York.
Invitations have been received here to
the marriage of Miss Daisy Parkinson
Duesbery, formerly of this city, but now
of Mobile Ala, to Mr.. Lorenzo Norvell.
The wedding will take place "Wednesday
evening, June. 4 at o'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Henry Dueshery, the brides
parents will give a handsome reception
from 9 to II o'clock. in their home. PAS
G. a the Mr.
Duesbery left Richmond with his family
several years ago. He is a prominent
railroad official.
Wedding invitations have been received
in this city from DR.. and Mrs. John Pol
lard. for the marriage Of their daughter
Miss Lalla Roohk Pollard to Mr.. Otho
Percy Smoot, of Bowling Green. The
ceremony to take place at her fathers
church on May 2S.
Miss Pollard, until last July. was
resident OF this city, where she has
host. of friends, and IS a sister of Mr..
John Garland Pollard Mrs. Harvey
Clarke, and Mrs. Willard Cox, of this
city.
Mrs. Mildred NJ. Dew. Of Spotsylvania
county. has issued invitations for the
marriage OF her daughter, Miss katf1e
rine Perkins Dew, to Judge Robert EN-
NETT Waller. OF the same county. The.
ceremony Will take place at Walters
Church, Va. Wednesday. June 4th.
Miss Dew has a number of Richmond
friends, as has the groom-elect. Both
young people are exceedingly popular.
The Friday Evening Whist Club. one
of the pleasantest of the informal card
clubs. meet at Mrs. James Cannon's Fri
day at $50 o'clock. Among the members
are the Misses Harvie. Mr.. and Mrs
James B. Harvie. Miss Addie .Chafiln,
Mrs. Reginald Gillian, Miss Mary Gil.
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter, and
Miss Josephine Knox.
Mr.. Mark 7; Thompson save aye an al
which proved a delightful success. Stra "
berries and cream We're served on the
lawn. which was lighted by Japanese
ME Culton, Miss Edna Browning, Miss
Annie Fendrick. Miss Eta rankin, Miss
Blanche Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan. Miss
Sadie Fendrck Mr. ana MIS- MS; M NI IN
lie Franklin. Mr.. Herbert Franklin. Mr..
Howard Franklin. Mr.. Charles Urban.
Mr.. Walter Browning, Mr.. Anderson Holt
and Mr.. Dabney.
The Colonial Danes of Richmond and
Virginia are rejoicing in the election of
Mrs Kate Cabell Claiborne as the
national president of the Colonial Danes
This election was announced at the aft
tel:lon session of the Council which was
held in Washington Friday. The other
officers are: Vice-Presdents, Mrs. Samuel
Colt Connecticut; Mrs. Henry L. Leh
..-yster. Detroit; Mrs. William F. Reed,
.. Nre
R Lamar. Augusta; Ga: Mrs. Rosa
Wright Smith. Washington, D. c.; treas
,rer, Mrs. A. J. Cassat, Philadelphia, Pa;
registrar, Mrs. Emil Richter Portsmouth.
N. H; historian. Miss Anne Holdings
worth Wharton. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. Claiborne is the wife of the late
Herbert C. Claiborne, the well konwn In
surance man. is president of the Colonial
Danes. of Richmond, and is a prominent
member of the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society, Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, the society for the Pres
ervation of Virginia Antiquities, a men,
Ler of the Wonaan's Club. and several
ether prominent organizations Mrs.
Claiborne is a great favorite and before
the death of ner husband a few months
ago, one Of the prominent leaders of
Richmond society. The Colonial Danes
of America, are to be congratulated on
:heir choice OF a president, for her Won
decful executive ability was shown in
the preparations made for the Woman's
Building at the Charleston Exposition.
Among the Richmond delegates who
were present and cast their votes in the
Virginia presidents favor were Mrs.
Charles Burgess Ball, Mrs. Robert A.
Lancaster and Mrs. w. T. Robins.
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Perhaps the only American who wit
messed the crowning Of Queen Victoria
and who viii! see the GROWING of King
Edward is Mrs. S. B. Hunt. of Balti-
more, charming old lady Of eighty-two
years. who will sail for England on the
Minnehaha in June.
A delightful informal tea Friday
was that of Miss Louise Clark, at which
she welcomed her schoolmates and
chums, after an absence of two months.
spent abroad with her father.
The dining-room was daintily deco
rated in flowers and candelabra.
Miss Clarke was assisted in receiving her
young friends by Miss Rena Glazebrook
Miss Halsey Glazebrook and Miss Court
ney Crump About thirty girls called
during the Afternoon to hear about lne
hostess European party