The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25


Clarke Scott, Jr.. of the William r. Trigg
Company.
The ceremony will take place December
Sd. Miss Chamberlayne is almost as we'll i
known in Richmond as in Petersburg
through her frequent visits to her sister,:E
Mrs Edward Valentine
Castle Micho.as l)eddirg.
One Of the notable weddings OF the
season IN Iynchburg will be tina on Tues
day. December the second Of Mr.. John
Iigon 4CaSkie and Miss Ann s1arrlsun, +
Nicholas. The ceremony will take place
! at ten o'clock in the evening at Grace,
Memorial Episcopal Church. and will be
performed by Rev. JOHN ]. Lloyd. the
rector. assisted by Rev McFaden. The
/ bride will wear gown of white crepe de
chine over taffeta and her flowers will be
lilies of the valley.
The brides sister, Miss Elizabeth ]
Jaquelln Nicholas, will be her maid or
honor. She will wear white organdy
over taffeta and will carry pink roses y
Mr.. Thomas Watts will be Mr.. Caskie's
best man.
There will be ten bridesmaids. gowned
in white and carrying white carnations.
They are. Misses Fannie Patton. Belle
Litchfield. Fannie Chalmers, Lucy Jack
son. Fannie Caskie. Jane Kinnier Gree
Jackson, Anna Hubbard, EVE Williams,
and Virginia Bull.
The groomsmen are Nessrs. Tanner
tinnier, Robert OFT. Harry Nicholas,
Evans Caskie. Jack Faulkner, John Kin
l1le. Ned Miller, Cobbs Lyon, George
Miles and DR.. HUBBARD
Personal Mention.
Miss Hope Stuart. of Lexington, Va.
who has been visiting Miss Matte Pur-
cell for the past two weeks. left for home
to-day.
Mr.. Eddy. OF Chicago, associated in
business with the Life Insurance Company
of Virginia, is at No. 215 East Franklin
Street.
Messrs. Edward and Lucius Dillon. of
! Indian Rock Va. spent several days in
Richmond, leaving la st ight for Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. sydnor are the guests of
their son. Mr.. E. B. Sydnor, at the Mount
| Vernon.
Miss Edith Ramsay, of Alexandria. is
visiting Miss Mary Ball. of No. So Park
Avenue.
Miss Fannie Lewis Ball, of Washington
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. John Add
/ son.
Captain Frank cunnngham's son. Mr..
G. a. Cunningham, left yesterday for
New York. where he will visit his bro
/ Their. DR.. Frank NJ. Cunningham, Of the
New York Eye and Ear Infirmary.
Mrs. Annie Altman and Miss Sallie All
man, Of CORTLAND. Va, who have been
4 visiting the different members of their
family4in Richmond, have left for home.
Mr.. Robert L. Parrish, a young attor-s
/ ray of Covington and an alumnus of the
! University Of Virginia, is in Richmond
/ this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Valentine, who
i were recently married in Norfolk. have
returned from their bridal trip and Will
make Richmond their future home.
The approaching marriage. of interest
to Richmond #society.ghas been announced
! of Mrs. Mary Wilson. NIaury and Mr.. Rich
ard McIlwaine Jr. The ceremony will
b. performed Tuesday, December I'd. at
i noon, in the brides home, It Smithtieid.
Va.
Mrs. Cecil Biliups of Norfolk. will spend
\ the winter in Richmond
Mrs. Eghert Leigh is visiting her sis
Tier. Mrs W. II. 7. Loyal, of Yarmouth
y Street, Norfolk.
Miss Jane Fisher attended the meeting
of the Portsmouth Afternoon Card Club
in the home of Miss Sadie 5Grice. of North
III Street. Portsmouth. last Friday afternoon
Miss Estelle Courtney was the guest OF
honor at a luncheon and card party given
By Mrs Fred Thompson in her nome at
the Norfolk navy yard Saturday last.
Al the luncheon those present were
y seated at two tables one being decorated
in American beauty roses and the other.
Il in yellow chrysanthemums lEt.4s3
4 Miss Dolly Hite, of 5Rappahannock. is
u visiting friends in Richmond during this
"a week.
4 Misses Elizabeth Erander. Myra Jones,
4 Stanley Atkins and Gertrude Camm, who
II went to Norfolk Saturday to witness the
Il ball game, have returned.
Mrs Herbert Gray and Misses Ada and
Nellie Gray are still visiting IN Cumner-
land.
q Mr. William Gray, who sailed for Eng
& land October 18th. expected to sail the
latter part Of last week or the first part
of this week on his return
With Comment or Two.
The Democratic party cannot afford to
4 be unfair-Richmond Times
q II That's so;s and let US hope that thet I
II is no tendency in that direction VI
course. John Wise ct id are going TO cry
fraud but that won't make it So and
the Democrats by their conduct VIII not
make it so.-Farmvilie Herald
It is almost impossible to pick up q