The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-26


SOCIA AND
PERSONA
SO Miss Hylah Edwards and Mr.. s:
sStraughan Robinson were married IA st
night at the residence OF the brides pa.
rents, No. 1o11 West Main Street. by;
Rev. Carey e. Morgan. The home was
prct.ily decorated in palms and Easter
lilies by Hammond, and to the strains of
the wedding march, played by Mr. L. 3:
Slaughter, the bridal party entered tn IN e
parlors. Little Misses Winston Gentry
and Elizabeth Bagby, in white orEandies,
and Masters Lawrence Edwards and
sLlewellyn Neal, in white s Russla az
blouses, were the ribbon bearers, Wnlle
Messrs. George Gregory and Henry Will
kins We're the lshers. 81.
The bride wearing a handsome gray
cloth gown, with a hat&tO match ana q
choux Of lilies Of the valley, entered with
her sister and maid OF honor, Miss Nan
ME Gregory Edwards, who was in violet
silk under white lace and carried a show
err Of vioets. They We're met at the
improvised altar by the groom and his
best man, Mr.. Willis Pulliam.
Mr. and Mrs Robinson Immediately
after the ceremony left on a short. bridal
tour, after which they will go to King
William. where they will be entertalnea
at a house party,s~at = M atamoras,5 tlle
home Of Mr.. Robinson's grandparents,
Captain and Mrs. David Straughan. About
the middle of April they will take a trip
to Denver, Col. The bride Is the daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il Edwards, ana
is a young lady Of engaging personality
and very popular. Mr.. Robinson IS Hthe
son of Mr.. D. Robinson, Of King WI
liam, and is successful merchant OF
Pals, Va.
Invitations have been issued 1or .: q
birthday fete April 4th at the Masonic
Temple. Arrangements were completed
for this fete yesterday morning at the
meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Masonic Home The tertainment 70
which children are invited will be from
5 to o'clock Games, music. dancing
and a masic-lantern show is being pro-
vidcd for them. The elders are invited
from S to u, when dancing and a mus
cal programme will be the order OF tile
evening. The programme will De mace
up of recitationss by Mics Kate Fuller,
Miss Rosalie Pettis. Miss Lizzie Bailey
and Miss Marie Johnson, while vocal Sc
lections will be contributed by Captain
Frank Cunningham, Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mr.. T.. Mitchell; comic songs and a duet
and chorus by Miss Edna Barbour and
Miss Minnie King, assisted by the Ma SON
ic Homo choir. Instrumental music Will
. be furnished by the Newberry Brothers.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruz
city to Animals will give q tea On April
18th, a which the receiving party VIII
be composed of Miss Ruby Bodeker, Mrs.
sVirsic peasants, Mrs. Alice 5Reddy, Miss
Sadie N1cRae, Mrs. Duke, Miss Cornella
Elicit, Mrs. David Prosser, Airs. W. T.
Robins and Mrs. Parker Da shell.
The unique invitations are printed on
card and accompanied with par 0!
miniature saddle-bags:
The Johns Hopkins 5Glce Club will give
an excellent programme at the oman
Club Easter Monday night:
A meeting of the Children's Home So
ciety was held Friday at the residence OF
Mrs. Garland Pollard with Miss Ruby
l;odeker il, the chair. Mrs. Helen Man
son reported the returns from the cal
cndar social which were very crafty
ing The amount will enable the ladies'
to employ an extra nurse for the chill
i'll en- at the kindergarten placed there
by the CT i,dren's Home Society. The
ladies .av,. Mrs Manson a rising vote Of
thanks Tor Ter Kindness. Two new mem
.,ers wer. elected, Mrs. George T. Bagby
and Mrs. u illiam Z. Reddy.
re Richmond Assembly Easter german
yill be danced Tuesday night instead of=
Monday. at the Masonic Temple. rms
.l1ange had to be made, owing to the
members being unable to procure me
music and really every one is very glad.
the many social functions that are on
The calendar for that night.
invitations have been received in this
CITY 10 the wedding of Miss katherine B.
Fau.ltleroy, of Stanton, and Mr.. henry
CLAY Miller, of Baltimore. The cere-5
mony to take place April Sth at the First
Presbyterian Church, Staunton.
Miss Fauntleroy is well-known IN many
cities in Virginia, and is described as be
nr a typical Southern beauty. MIR. Mil
Ter is popular among the younger set Of
2altimore's society. He was a student
It the Johns Hopkins for several years
,,,l prominent in athletics there lie is
grandson of the late Daniel Miller, who
founded the Daniel Miller Company. At
2r5sent he is in business in Staunton.
A delightful Easter egg hunt will be
-i,-en at the residence Of Mrs. George
-yon, No. 614 East Grace Street, Friday,
,pril 4th by the Young Ladies' Auxil-
airy OF the Monumental Church The
lrge yard will afford ample space for
uniting and jolly time is promised al
Who come.
Miss Daisy E.. Baker and Mr.. w. J.
G1lgss were married quietly at the RESI-
1tnce of Rev. Joel Tucker. The bride
the daughter OF Mrs. 3. F. Graves. OF.
Spotsylvana, while the groom is an enl-
2 10Y e of the Passenger and Power Con1-,
pany They will mako their future
home at No. 4l6 North IWenty-tourth
Greet.