The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-31

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strength builder. at druggists.
danes Kate Barbour Howard, Georga
Currie. Stephen I. Beveridse. B. T. How
ARD, ID. c. Richardson, w. w. Davies ard
Mrs. Frank Craisie.
Much amusement was caused by Sc
lectng partners for supper by drawing
dainty red ribboned cards containing noted
characters and their wives. Altogether
it was decided success.
Mr.. Royal Bennett Bradley and Miss
Beuah Wilford Reams We're united in
marriage by the Rev. James Il. Oyler,
pastor of DennyStrret NJ Z. Church.
South, at the home of the bride, No. 70I
Nicholson Street, yesterday evening at
$50 O'Clock.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with palms The bride wore handsome
dress of blue ST., and carried a bouquet OF
brides roses. There were no ushers and
no maid Of honor only the families OF
the contracting parties being present.
After the ceremony an informal recap
ton was held. and the bride and sroorl
were showered via congratulations.
Later the parties were rendered an Gle
giant collation. in the diuius-room.
The bride is the handsome and attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John OH
Yer Reams. and is noted for her many
accomplishments.
Mr. Bradley halls from the Lone Star
State where he is welt known. having
been a resident of Richmond for the past
three years, and has many friends here.
He is in charge of the job printing de-
partment of Clyde w. Saunders Printing
Office, Well as editor and proprietor
T,l ..,r-
of international circulation, and devoted
to the interests OF postage stamp collec-
tors. He is Il weIl-known amateur stamp
collector, and had the honor of being
elected president of the Southern Phi
Iatelic Association at the Richmond Con-
vention in 1899.
Many handsome presents were received,
among them a collection of postage
stamps from Hon. John II. Reagan, ex-
Postmaster General of the Confederate
States.
ar and Mrs Bradley will be at home
to their friends, a 2703 East Franklin
Street, after February 2tth.
Mrs e. A. Saunders was hostess at an
extremely informal luncheon, but never
theless pretty in its appointments. on
Tuesday afternoon. at which covers were
laid fer six. The guests at this sociabie
little function were Mrs. Coleman Worth
am. Mrs E 4. Saunders, Jr.. Miss Alice
Hotchkiss. Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor and
Mrs st. George Anderson.
The special attractions at the silver
Tea which will be given for the benefit
of the .SheIterinE Arms Free Hospital.
by the Rebekah Peterkin Circle OF The
Kings Daughters Friday evening from
five to ten O'Clock at the residence OF
Mrs Geo T. King. 500 E. Leigh Street,
will be sev.ral solos by Miss Lillian
Tavlor, Mrs. Walter C. Mercer and Mr..
Geo Eidgood. There will also be several
numbers by a select quartette.
Miss Maria Moseley was charmed
Monday night with the ball of the High
Priests of Mithias," ii! New Orleans.
which was daintily planned ana Iauit-
1esslv executed at the French Opera
House Mftnias has for ages been known
as the God of Light. and Monday he
sr,bstantiatad his claim to the title In
n series of gorgeous and picturesque
tabIeaux. the subject being Jewels
The programmes were cut IN ectaEonal
shape and showing the facets of the
diamond on the covers front and back.
we're raised in gold the letter M, initial
of the organization
Mrs. B. IT. Hennon. OF Indianapolis.
Ind. is visiting her sister, Mrs. /. Meyer,
at New Ford's Hotel.
Mrs. Benjamin Brooks Willingharl. o.
Macon. Ga, formerly Miss Wilson Shell
ton. OF this city, is In Richmond on =
visit to her relatives on South Ihird
Street.
Miss Addie Chafin Is the guest of Miss
Ellen R1infn. OF Danvi!le. Both of them
pnI- ny,T ~
Katherine Cole, at her country heme'
Lola.
Miss Parish. OF the Eandolph-Macon
Uon3ar.s College, Lyncflburg. will lecture
saturday night before the Richmond
educational Association. taking as her
theme Educational Outlook in virginia.
Miss Elsie Boykin was the guest OF
honor Monday at a delightful tea given
by Miss Louise Sheldon. OF Norfolk.
DR.. Morris Halves will leave to-day FOR
Amesbury. Mass, where he will be one
OF the ushers at the wedding oil mas oFo-
Their, which takes place tomorrow.
Miss saran HAYES is visiting friends In
Newark, y. J.
Mrs George currie will entertain to-
night at a delightful card party at her
residence on Church HILL
NJ. and Mrs Barton H. Grundy wIlr
entertain at box party tomorrow night
TO see ethel Barrymore
Colonel William Fl Stewart will lecture
Tomorrow night at the Third Presbyte-
Ran Church on the Life and Character
of Matthew Fontaine Maury.' The pro
ceess of the lecture are for the organ fund
of the church. n literary treat is in store
"a. flnsa who attend