The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-24


ing effects Coats for tailored gowns
show variety Of shapes and trimmings.
One popular pattern displays a Norfolk
Jacket. cut Jacket somewhat like a man S
shooting coat, loosely fitted and belted.
Another, not so stylish is merely box
without being confined, and scarcely
reaching below the waist line.
The marriage of Miss Pearl Ethel At
knson, of South Boston, to Mr.. Robert
Henry Powell, of Newport News, will
take place at II 80 a. NJ. to-day in the
Baptist Church of South Boston.
Miss Atkinson is the daughter OF Mrs.
r w. Atkinson. and. with her husband.
will make her future home in Newport
News
This evening at O'Clock Miss Annie
Hume, the daughter of the Rev. Thomas
Hume of the State University OF North
Carolina, and Professor Reynolds Vance.
OF Lexington, n. c.. Will be married IN
Chanel Hill, that State, the event, on
account Of the social position of the con
tracing parties, exciting unusual in
terest.
The wedding of Miss Bette Lederman,
of Louisville, Ky, to Mr.. Mortimer hauf-
man. a prominent young business man,
Of charlottesville, Va, will be celebrated
al II o'clock this forenoon in the nome OF
the brides parents. 800 East Wainu'
Street, by the Rev. D. r. Mueller.
Mrs Marion Law and the Rev. John e,
Briggs. of Greensboro Ala, will be mar
ried Tonight in the home of the bride
brother, Mr.. Clayton Threadcratt, OF
London Street, Portsmouth. Va. Mrs.
I.anghorne Putney, who is the sister OF
Mrs. Law. left last Thursday for Ports
mouth. to remain until after the we'd
ding.
Miss Marie Hardyman Marks, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Marks.
of Norfolk and Mr.. Frank Hamilton
Smith will be married to-day in the home
OF the brides parents. on College Place.
Tonight, in the home of the bride. at
Villa Heights, Norfolk. Miss Edna Ruth
White and Mr.. Leon Tyler will be united
in marriage.
Miss Maggie Mason and Mr.. Rufus Ben
thai, of Fox Hill, Va, will be married
September Goth in the Methodist Church
at Fox Hill. The ceremony will be per-
formed at P NJ. Mr. Thomas Aodeli'
OF Hampton. will be best man, and Miss
as maid of honor.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
N. Pauline Barrow and Mr.. William T.
Doyne, the ceremony to take place in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Farm
vile, Va, September Goth. at $50 P. NJ.
The Rev T. b Hutson, the pastor OF
Pine-Street Baptist Church. officated last
evening at the marriage OF Miss L4ettie
Blanche Ford and Mfr. Charles Douglas
Gentry which took place In his home
No. 12S South Laurel Street. at O'Clock
The only attendant was -1r. Fireman
the groon's cousin. and his best man
The bride was tastefully attired in a going
away gown of dark blue CLOTH and car
ried a bouquet of white carnations. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Rosa Ford, OF
South Pine Street.
The groom is an employee Of the
Southern Railway Company, and is the
son of Mr. and Mrs Thomas W. Gentry
of No. 10 South Pine Street, where re-
ception was rendered the bridal couple
after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry left the city last
evening for a Southern trip.
Mrs. S. A. Minitree has issued invita-
tons for the wedding of her daughter,
Miss Oracle NIinetree. to Mr.. Ralph V.
Frankhousea. The wedding is set or
Thursday, September 25th in the home
OF the bride. No. 100 South Sixth Street
the Rev. Carey z. Morgan officiating.
The forthcoming marriage is announced
of Miss Mary Randolph Hicks and Mr..
F. Scott Carter. of Warrenton.
October sth. in ST. James Episcopal
Church. Miss Hicks is the daughter CT
Dr. r. L. Hicks. and the niece Of Bishop
A. NJ. Randolph. She has visited here
relatives. the Randolphs. and Mrs. Ian
donia Dashiel, in Richmond. and Is
known here as a highly accomplished
and exceedingly attractive young woman
Misses Lille and Virgie Turner, of Roa
noke. were complmented last week by
the Misses Evans. of No. 1902 Grove
Avenue. who gave handsome entertain
ment in their honor.
Hall, parlor and dining room decora
tons were in green and white the color
scheme being elaborated in the table
adornments and in the serving of re
freshments.
In the composition of a telegram from
the word Roanoke" resulted in tbs
prize. A copy of Mrs. Augusta Evans
Wilson'S new novel. THE Specified Bird,
being. awarded to Miss Lula Shepherd.
Among the guests present We're: Mise:
Lillian and Virgie Turner. of Roanoke
Misses Lottie and Mary Greene. Sadyt
| Savage Mary and Susie Evans; Messrs
T. P Fitzgerald. E. ]. Gilman, W B
Freeman. G. S. Wray. r Gordon, A
Hutcheson, A. S. Williams. E. Gates. A
Lipscomb. ]. G. Tutwiler, J. Haley, A. B
Evans: Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Lyle. Mr.
and Mrs H. NJ. Winston and Mr.. anc
Mrs. D. Saunders Carter
At a called meeting of ST. Johns Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters, held last Mon
day afternoon in the home Of Mrs. Kate
Barbour Howard, arrangements were per.
fected for '.St Johns circle Evening
This will be given October 3D.. at Mrs
Howards. and will be attended tits hoped
by each and all of the fifty-one mem.
brs Of the organization.
Miss Willie Francisco Ryan. the