The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-04


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!; Social anq
| Personal !.
The pleasant house parties which have
| brought back to Virginia country a
breath Of old time customs and a CLEAN OF
old-time Eayety. will. In many instances.
be closed, the families who have been the
hosts in these pleasant gatherings re-
turning to Richmond for the Horse Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cameron and the
Misses Cameron. Colonel William II.
Ialmer and Miss Claudia, Colonel "A. 8.
and Mrs. Buford. Miss Mary Buford, Mrs.
Thomas Atkinson and the Misses Atkinson.
the Misses Noting and many others will
doubtless be included in the number OF
those who will come back for the week
OF the show. or who will establish them
selves in their town houses for the sea-
son.
Miss Eva c. Goodman and Mr.. Claude
R. Parker were married at $3.50 o'clock,
Wednesday evening by the Rev. Mr..
Langley.
The wedding marches were played By
Miss Fannie Goodman. The bride was
gowned in white chiffon over satin. The
flowers were brides roses, She was at
tended by her maid Of honor, Miss Marie
Goodman, who wore white organdy veil
ing, pink taffeta, and carried pink carna-
tons. Little Miss Sadie Wade, of New
port News in a dainty frock Of white
null with blue ribbons, officiated as ring
1-nc ,o~11 II oIA4x1 UHe,,I
Mr.. Joseph J. Jennings were ushers.
Mr.. Heth Lorton. formerly Of Rich
mnnd, for some years a resident OF New
York, and now citizen of Atlanta, Ga,
has announced to his friends here his
enga cement to Miss Mary Newhold Law
renee. Of New York. The news is received
with great interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McNutt, Of Au-
Ensta county. announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary
..lyn, to Mr.. Taliaferro Crawford Dick
;nson.
The wedding will take place in New New
Providence Church. Augusta county.
next Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Hortense Guggenheimer. the daughter OF
the late Morris Guggenhemer, of Lynch
burg. Va. and State Senator Jacob NJ
Moses. Of Baltimore. Miss Guggenheimer
is now visiting her aunt in Baltimore The
date Of the wedding has not been fixed.
The celebration Of the golden wedding
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave A Thilow, of
No. 104 1-2 East Clay Street, is antici-
pated with much pleasure by their many
friends in Richmond. The anniversary
will occur in November. Mr.. and Mrs.
III, Tho Nix Of
many. ins company with their two daugh- |
ters Mrs. Augusta. Luebert and Mrs. Will
liam Rehling.
At a meeting Of the Central Committee
Of the Davis Monument Association held
yesterday at No. SIP East Grace Street,
with Mrs. Norman Randolph in the chair.
plans for the bazaar to be held in Rich
mond during April and May of 1903, were
discussed.
The bazaar will be for the benefit Of
the Davis Monument Association and the
Confederate Museum.
All the Southern States will be repre- |
sented. The vice-regents of the rooms
of the Confederate Museum. the Memo
rial Associations and the Richmond |
Chapter, Daughters Of the Confederacy.
will have booths. Delegates who have
signfied their purpose of attending the |
Lexington convention are: Mrs. Hugh !
Taylor, Mrs. Walter Christian. Mrs. |
George A. Lyon. Mrs. J. H. Undertake,
Miss Lydia Harris and Mrs. w. r. vaw-
ter.
Miss Ada Nash. the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas J. Nash. of Wahing- |
ton, D. c., and Mr.. Percy Penzer, of !
Richmond. were married September 10Th,
at 2:20 p. NJ. Mr.. Penzer has his home
at No. ITO North Fourth Street.
Mr.. NJ. S. Roach, who has been Ill with |
fever at the Old Dominion Hospital. has
sufficiently recovered for his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. T. Roach. Of Mossingford,
Va, to return home.
A large crowd is scheduled to accom-
pany the excursion leaving Richmond at |
1920 A. NJ. to morrow for Natural
Bridge Those who have not already
purchased their tickets can procure them
at the station from the chaperones Sat i
urday morning. The returning train
will reach Richmond at P. NJ Monday
next
Miss AIollie E. Powell has gone by the
Old Dominion steamer, Jamestown for
two weeks visit to her aunt, Mrs.
James lar, or New York City.
Mrs. A. E. Hardy. the mother of Pro-
fessor Q. L. Hardy. of Lunenburg coun-
ty, is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Y. a. Hurt. formerly Of No. so6
East Clay Street. has returned from an
extended trip to West Virginia.
Mr. T. B. Gilliland and his sister, Miss
Lucille Gilliland who have been visiting
friends in Richmond. have left for home.
Miss Susie Stokes Miller has returned
from delightful stay with relatives in
Danbury, N. C.
Miss Maria Blair. who vas unexpect-
edly called away from Richmond sever
al days ago. viii return next week.
Mrs. Manson has returned from visit
to Mr.. and Mrs Z. G. AGREE, OF Lynch
burg