The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13

Edith White is also absent from the CITY,
being in washington with a friend
Miss Bessie Terry. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William NJ. I',rry, ana Mr.
Charles Tass. were married yesterday
evening at O'Clock in the home OF inc
brides parents. No. 1907 West Clay Street,
by the Rev. IL. A. Bagby, of Calvary
Baptist Church.
The parlors Were lighted with pink
shaded lamps and Messrs. Carroll Wing
field and Robert Jennings acted as ush-
Tho bride was gowncd in q tailored
snit or mode cloth and carried brides
roses. Tho ceremony was followed ny
Mr.. aud Mrs. yass left later in the
evening for n ten-days trip 10 Phlia-
deIphia and Baltimore They viii be at
home to their friends, when they return,
at No, 9l9 East Clay Street
A very pleasant entertainment, given
last evening by Thomas D. Cox TO mem
bcrs of the Gismonda Social Club, took
the form of a Character Party
Among those who appeared in charac-
ter costume were: MIR. Eugene Arnett.
as Edward i'll: Mr. Conway Valentine
as George III: Ny. Woodville Page,
Prince Ruy Gomez; Mr.. Bransford Fuller,
King Henry VIII; Mr.. j. Edward Cosby
George Washington; Mr Andrew 3.
Evans, Marquis dc Lafayette; Mr.. John
Hulcher King Charles H.; Mr.. Thomas
g. Cox Mrs. L. O'Shaughpesscy.
Young ladies impersonating different
characters We're: Miss Laura. -Arnett,
Maid of Athens; Miss Alma Attkissou,
Priscilla; Miss Bcrllely Hooper, Queen OF
Night; Miss Mayme Cosby, Martha Wash
ington; Miss Theresa. Donahoe, Folly;
Miss Annie Aiken, of Baltimore. Evening
Star; Miss Edith Lipscomb, Gypsy Queen;
Miss Mayme Wharton, Janice Meredith;
Mrs Eugene Anderson Arnett, Cleopatra
Members of the /. y. L. Literary and
Social Club surprised MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
i. Smith with a tin wrddnS at their
home Monday evening. The club assem-
bled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richie
son and proceeded TO the home of Mr..
and Mrs. C: i. Smith every member
carrying an article of tinwarc
AIRS. Norris, OF No. 4Ns Grace Street,
gave q very pleasant time 10 a large
company of friends Tuesday evening in
a candy pull. Mr.. Caswell. the Immense
Chewing Candy man. of Ne. $40 Broad
Street, made the candy. They all en-
joyed themselves immensely.
Mrs. White, OF New York. who has
been Tor the past two weeks at No. 215
East Franklin Street, left yesterday for
Old Point.
The National Congress OF the Daugh
ters OF the American Revolution, which
will convene il Washington next Mon
day evening, IS looked forward to with
the liveliest interest, The proposed rcvis-
ion OF tho constitution giving prospect
OF interesting and animated discussions.
The Misses Morrison, of No. Is East
Franklin, were the hostcsses or L cha1'nl-
ing euchrc party Tuesday evening. They
have recently taken possession OF their
new homo and interior furnishings and
surroundings have marked evidence OF
u taste for the beautiful anG artistic.
Miss l2unice Pallucre. OF East Grace
Street and Miss Eva Palmore, OF East
Franklin Street, left yesterday to visit
q cousin. Mrs. Rowzie. in Lynchburs.
The Misses Palmore expect to remain
away II week or ten days. They will DO
Joined in Lynchburs by Miss Ellie Pal
more, Of Cartcrsville, Va.
The Baltimore American announces tho
1 engagement OF Miss emma Wilson 10
Mr. Cumberland Henry Hollins Rum
| bold, OF Virginia.
] cursion to Jamestown has been set for
| tho 4th of next May. At that time the
| Old Dominion Pilgrimage, conducted by
| Mrs. Caroline Fcote-N Marsh, will meet tho
Association for the Preservation or Nir-
ginia Antiquities.
Mrs. Whitmei II. urquhart was at homo
| 10 her friends last afternoon at No. l65
| East Franklin Street Ladies receiving
| with brr were Mrs. John a. Coke Miss
Rebecca Norwood and Mrs. Lewis Ay-
| lett.
Mrs. Robert G.. Cabell. now at the Ar
| ..ngtcn Hotel, Hot Springs, Ark, will
| sail carly in the spring with a party
/ of friends from New York for Paris.
| After a stay in that say city Mrs.
| Cabells party will go TO London for
/ coronation week, and will spend a de-
Iishtful summer in travel upon the Con-
| tinent.
Old Servant Dead.