The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-06
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Ansae shs vse6ing tnvitahons w .tn
80 receiycd dur4nr tho week were those
- 0eneral and Mrs. John HIS u 8 y 49,.
0Wnshington.s Ter the saaITiase OF Ane y
4 6aslhter. Mis- Katherine BfssnL y. y
ISG1e Annstreags Watson. both. OF ~ ASH
& HeH6a The marriage which VIII sas.
rleco sAprH l6th, viii b one o. tne mos -.
6sane1nll essenoniss MISS b. ss,sna !. ror -
j I'm "a this city. whore she resided lo.5
& { 0sss1nri yeaxu ana many good wishes are
1etsnAsd so her from this city
SIS me washineton Memorial Association
mt Tuesday a& noon at the rcslo sallte y y
4rrs. r. ". wAtlsins. The reports % q
DISCRIMINATION. which haa osen. 8. ~ ~.
a.ocAatson win still continue TO nour1sn..
The plans regarding the Carnegie I'M
xrrritv and its relations to the assoGas =,
I zion were discussed Mrs Decat ur A4 sz
], ~as In the chair. and among others PRES sss
ent were Miss Mary Lewis. Mrs. h. ".
aNat1<ins, Mrs. John Harrison; M.s. go
Gibson and Mrs. Enders ROBINSON.
The Milton C. Work Whist Club had 4
snfrfted meeting last week, when the thsii-
ost score resulted in g. tie. east ana Hest,
between Mrs. w. B. Palmer and MISS L =:
Knox: and Mrs. Heningham Spillman auu
Miss NJ. Ferguson. The honors, norm
and south, fell to Miss Claire Gqillaume
: and Mrs. John Hunter.
The Kate whseaock Whist Clrb was en-
ecrtained delightfully."- by MIS-. Waiie.
scott, when the highest score WIS op-
0nsned north and south. by Mrs Chafles
Todd and Mrs. Waller Scott. ana eas s.
and west by Mrs. Charles Wjngo ana
Nry. Persina Mrs Charles Walker Will.
Sc the hostess at their next meeting.
III. p,.y .nuued IAN economical
BOOMERANG = was given for the benefit OF
some mite boxes by the younger eiemehs
OF st James Church. at the TesiHence OF
Mrs. n 4 Meeda FT1day hsnr . anu
many prolonged bursts of applause greet
cd the young amateurs. who showed De
cided faisnts Tor acting. Those who TOOK
MART wore Misses Ellen Meade. L. Archef,
KatheYane Copeland: Meesrs. Roy Jones.
Gslbat Minor and Mr.. Hasmer Meade.
At tho conclusion an informal dance was
enjoyed by Ill those present
Master will,an Robertson Caoers was
given 4 Delighted birthday party at the
residence OF his grandparents. Major ana
Mrs. J. II. Cape1S, on Floyd Avenue. PC
tween the hours OF and O'clock yester-s
day afternoon
Jolly games wero played By the nttlc
lots. and many peals OF childish laughter
Eere head whom the donkey" game was
played.
Durine che afternoon entertainments were
served. the center OF the table having a
huge birthday cake. with i've candies.
pnd che nRme sngraven with PINK ana
Syhite sugar. Shaded candles and potted
flowers added greatly TO the effect OF the
Scene, while at each plate were DAINTY
randy souvenirs in boxes OF all shapes.
ana the delight OF all little tots, pop
kisses.
Among the little guests were Misses
Anne Myers. Dorothy FOX, Blanche Cen
Try, Hsien Whitlock. Virginia Cox Vlr-
sil,ia and katherine Cary. Laura 1slar-
kirk, Dorothy Smith. Dorothy Jones. Min
10 Moore, Mary Belle Whitock; Messrs
t-aslm Montague, Beverly Parrish, VIII.
jam lEcKim Marriott Harte CrenshaW.
Lsigh Rodsn, Peasants Tyler, Il Mon
tag1ss. William James. Churchill Younge,g
tspotswood Huntt, Hall Mason. Oscar Up
shur and many others.
Niu aarah Patton Taylor, the daugh-
ter OF Colonel Erasmus TAYLOR. was mar
ried TO Mr.. George Richard Pope, of Ro-
Selle. n. J.. yesterday at the residence
OF the brides sister. Mrs G. A. Smith.
on West Grace street, at o'clock.
The psrlors were prettily decorated with
palms and roses. and the bride was at
tended by two Observation-Disclosures Alice
Pope, sister OF the groom, and Blanche
Morris Smith, her niece. while Mr.. j. a
Taylor, Of New jersey, was best man, and.
with the groom. met the bride at the
1mprovised altar. where the impressive
ceremony was read by Rev. J. Yates
bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope will make their
future home in Roselle, New Jersey. The
ceremony was witnessed by tho brides
Immediate family and relatives only.
among those from a distance being Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Taylor. of Henderson, N.
c.: Mrs ". W. Burgess. Of Orange; Mrs.
Nv. E. Mino-. of Roselle. N. j.; Misses
Patterson, Ct Roselle. N. J.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon McCabe. of Petersburg, and Mrs.
"A. b. Cayce. OF Danville.
The Richmond Art Club will hold an
other Ct those delightful art exhibitions
that met with such great success last
year.
The exhibit will open on May 18th and
continue all through the week. and some
OF the best works OF Americas most IA
ifon Is under the management of Mr.. B.
e. johnson. president of the Art Club:
Mr.. John Rutherford, Mr.. A. Is. Jones,
Nrs- Malvern G. Patterson, Mrs. Henry
Il. Williams. Miss Adele Williams, Miss
Katherine Mcintyre Miss Bessie Catlin,
Miss Ada Williamson. teacher Of the Art
Club
The social event OF the East-End will
be the g. p. c. A social to be given at
the residence Of the Misses Bodeker next
Friday evening. April 18th, for the benefit
OF che Society for the prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals.
a quartette composed OF some of the
sweetest singers in the city Will render
selections. The following are the ones
who viii compose the quartette: Mrs.
Walter Mercer, soprano; Mrs. Robert Mat
thsws contIalto; Mr.. Robert Matthews.
tenor; Nr. Oscar Lehman, basso: Mr..
Herbert Phillips. sccompanist
Mrs. Yeaman, who Is = renowned recita-
zionist, VIII give several selections.
Sweet strains of music will be dis
cou1sed during the entire evening. The
ladies who viii receive the guests are as
follows: The Misses B0ldeker. Mrs. Vir-L
Gfnia Peasants, Mrs. Benjamin Palmer.