The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

The Richmond Art Club rendered the
visiting sculptors a delightful tea yester-
day afternoon in the private parlors of
the Jefferson Hotel. The room was
da1ntily decorated in smiiax and lilies and
=1ghted by red shaded candelabra. The
guests We're received by Mrs. E.. V. Val
entine, Mr.. d. F.Johnson, Miss Bessie Cat
lin, Miss Katherine McIntire, Miss Eliza
beth Patterson and Mr.. E. Y. Valentine
Those OF special honor being Mr.. William
Couper, Of New York: Mr.. Charles AL
bert Gudebrod. Of New York: Mr.. George
Julian zolnay. Of New York; Mr.. Ru-
dolph Evans, Of New York. and Mr.. Al
bert Lopez, of New York. During the
afternoon the following visitors greeted
the guests of honor and were warmly
welcomed Mrs. w. J. Behan, OF New Or
leans; Mrs. T. J. Latham, of Memphis,
tennessee; Mrs. Garland Jones, OF North
Carolina; Mrs M. McGill Rosenberg, OF
Galveston, Texas; Mrs. T. s. Mccullough,
OF Staunton, Mrs. n. V. Randolph, MRS.
Edgar Taylor, Mrs. Blenner, all directors
of the Jefferson Davis Monument Asso-
citation, and Mrs. J. Allison Hodges, MISS
Annie Gray, Mr. J. Cabell Brockenbrough,
Mr.. A. B. Jones, Mr.. Leigh Antrim. MISS
Marie Cranz. Miss G.. Lorraine, Miss Ella
Bruce, Miss Mamie Baughman, Miss Irene
Fitzgerald, DR.. Greer Baughman, Mrs
E. w. Baldwin Mrs. W. G. Stanard, Mrs.
B. A Blenner, Mrs. A. r. Yarbrough,
Mrs. James Caskie, Mrs. Ronsathall, MISS
Jennie Hughes, Miss Elizabeth Selden,
Miss Belle Perkins, Mrs. J. Taylor ELY
ter, Mrs. G. Randolph Cannon, Miss Helen
Clarke, of Philadelphia, Mrs. A. r
Hunt, Miss Carrie Lee Campbell, Miss
Woodbridge, Mr.. Shepperd, Miss Amy
Tutwiler, Of New Orleans. and others.
An early June wedding will be that of
Miss Arabella Adams Moran. the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs z. Berger Moran.
of Corryn Hall, Charlottesville, and
States navy. Miss Moran, with her young
er sister. Miss Eleanor Moran, who was at;
one time engaged to Prince Colonna, was
belle at the White Sulphur Springs,
Va, last season. One of the most notable
entertainments of the season there was
the cotillon given by Mr. Moran for his
daughters. The mother of the Misses
Moran was Miss Jane Washington Black
burn, a member of one of Virgtnia's old
est families Miss Arabella Moran will
be her sisters maid of honor, and there
will be eight bridesmaids, to be selectcu
from the Oldest families of the SCUM.
Lieutenant Hudgins is now abroad study
ing wireless biography for the govern
ment, but will soon return. He is
graduate of Annapolis and an expert
electrician
Mrs. Brodnax and Miss Nellie Brodnax,
Of brunswick, are at Mrs. DuvaPs for a
few days.
The annual business of the Milton G..
Work Club will be held this afternoon,
and all are earnestly requested to be
present.
The following directors of the Davis
Monument Association have arrived In the
city: Mrs. M Magill Rosenburg and Mrs.
W. J. Behan. at the Jefferson Hotel; Mrs.
Thomas S. Mccullough, of Staunton. who
is with Mrs. Edgar Taylor; Mrs. Gar
land Jones, of Norfolk, with Miss Minnie
Baughman; Mrs. Edward G. Wood and
Mrs. Cooley. of Florida, with Mrs. Archer
Anderson; Mrs. T. ]. Lulham, of Mem
phis, with Mrs. A. R. Yarbrough, and
Mrs Rounsaville Of Georgia, with Mrs.
James Caskie.
Those who will arrive this morning are
Mrs. Basil Duke, ofaLouisville; Mrs. John
P. Allison, of North Carolina; Mrs. John
T. Leigh, Of Norfolk; miss Smith, of
Warrenton, and Miss Harrison, of Co.
lumbus.
rev. anu MIS-. y. N 4ASA cuit1is VI SIdA-
ford county, who are spending the sum-
mer at Virginia Beach. have announced
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Eleanor Meredith, to Rev. John Maxwell
Robson, of Farmville, Va, the wedding
to take place June 18th.
Miss Meredith is a very attractive and
piquant girl, and has been visitor IN
this city on several occasions, being
cousin of Miss Dorethea B. Lee. On ner
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Bankett family, who are so well known
throughout the State.
Tea was served in the Woman's CLUB
Yesterday, afternoon, and among those
who dropped in for the cooling bever-
age were Mrs. Charles Davenport. MISS
ClsIre Guillaume, Mrs. Junius Mosby,
Mrs. Page Massie, Misses Leigh. Miss
J.ily Logan, Miss Ellen Guigon, Mrs.
Thomas Cary Johnston, Mrs. Beverly
Crump. Mrs Price, Miss Savage. Mrs.
Lewis Chef, Mrs. William Chambers,
Mrs. Robert Kirk, Mrs. Larkin Glaze
brook, Mrs. w. S. Shepperd, Mrs. P. L.
Conquest and many others.
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Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs j. A. Renhardt to the marr1-
age Of their daughter, Miss Josephine
Reinhardt to Mr.. j. Allie Lechler. OF
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place on Wednesday.
Mr.. Lechler is we'll known in this city,
having been at one time private secretary
to Captain Westbury.
The lady managers of the Home for
Needy Confederate Women will hold a
rummage sale at No. 1919 East Main
Street, beginning Tuesday, June Sd and
continuing through the week.
TT. at of m
carry on their work through the sum
mer and will appreciate donations OF
old clothing, etc. Donations can be
sent to NO 1919 East Main Street, to No.
315 North Fifth Street. or new phone 4e9
will have some one call for donations.
There will be an important meeting OF
the German Ladies Association OF the
Virginia Hospital at the hospital this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs.
Won Rosenegk, president of the associa-
ton, requests the attendance of all mem
bers.
Tho eyra dl1atine- class Of nurses of the