The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-08
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Mr.. and Mrs. I. Jones gave an ele-
giant dinner last night at their hand
some residence on Park Avenue, In honor
;of Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgesAV. Stevens. i ne
! table, was beautifully decorated with
handsome loattenberg over satin, Withttan
artistic center-ptece Of pink carnations
and maidenhair. Covers were laid for
,ten.s
Those who were 50 chnrrningly enter
tanned were Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Stevens, Governor and Mrs. "A. ]. Mon
tague, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Doyle, Mrs
William Lipscomh, Of aDanyille, and MIR
Berkeley Williams.
Miss Anna ELLEN Yar5rough and Mr.:
Edward Stuart Blanton were married
last night at the home OF; the. brides
parents, EIr. and Mrs Waverly. Thornton
Yarbrough, No. II 1-2 South Laurel Street.
The parlors We're prettily decorated to
form a color scheme OF pink and green,
and to the strains Of the wedding march.
played by Mr.. Reginald Walker, the br1-
dial party entered.
= Preceding the bride were her little at
tendants. Miss Ida May Perry and Mas
ter Creston Farrar. Miss Frances var
brough. maid of honor, wearing white
organdy and carrying American beauty
roses, entered with the bride, who looked
charming in gray wolfe over taffeta,
trimmed with cut steel. Instead of flow
ers she carried the marriage VOW. The
groom, with his best man, Mr.. John Var
brouglr, met the bridal party at the altar,
and was united by Rev. John p. Bosnian.
The groom is a. teller in Smeltz Bro
Tiers Bank, Newport News. in which
city they will reside on their return from
the Charleston Exposition and southern
points.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. Edward L. Kretobs and Miss Alice
Krebbs, Of Lynchburg.
One of the prettiest marriages ever
solemnized at Glen Allen took place yes
terday morning at 1880 o'clock. when
Miss Bessie Broaddus the handsome and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. John E.
Broaddus, OF this place, was welded to
Mr.. Howard McKern Fleet, of King and
Queen county. a prominent young rail-
road nan. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with trailing
vines, evergreens ferns, ETC., while the
many shaded lamps cast mellow glow
over the scene. Mr.. Asa :Rroadd11s was
the strains Of Lohenghrin's march, ar
tisticallys rendered by Mrs. George p.
Crawford, were the eight little girls OF
the brides Sunday-I ff1ool classINlhry
Sanders. Ethel Trevvett, Adele King.
Alene Melton, Martha Holiday, Lilly
Trevvett, Eatelle Sheppard and Snsie
Tinsley. Then came the bridesmaids
Miss Annie Radcliffe, with DR.. W. =.
Broaddus; Miss Nellie Broaddus, with
Mr.. Granville Burruss; Miss Maud Trev-
vett, with Mr.. Fairfax Jones; Miss Eu-
nice Kirk. with Mr.. William MURDOCH
Next in order was the mower GIRL little
Miss Bessie Trevvett the pretty little
niece of the bride Immediately followed
by the bride and groom.
After the ceremony. which was per-
formed by the Rev. J. 0. Kirk, assisted
by the Rev. W. F. Dunaway. Jr., the
happy couple took the 1920 train South
for an extended tour, amid the congratu-
lations of host Of friends, who had as
eembled tc witness the ceremony
The reg,la4- monthly meeting of the A.
P..v - was held Yesterday at noon at
the Virginia Historical Society, with Mrs
Joseph 2ryar In the. chair. The regular
~ P V a. lectures will be continued
during the year, and an. entertainment
given. The new members of the board
are Mrs ~ I. Montague. MIS-. Warner
Moors, Mrs. Joseph Willard. and Mrs.
r. W. Watkins. ~
Those present were Mesdamcs John
Lightfoot, W. Anderson, Bruce, B. B.
Valentine, e. r. Ball. Murray, Herbert
Claiborne. J. Taylor Ellyson, c. T. Bent
ly ard Miss Ella Thomas.
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of the Virginia Hospital, which was held
yesterday at II o'clock, it was decided
on account Of inability to obtain voices
to have the opera half a King in Feb
ruary. Mesdames j.. W. Henson. p. T..
Organ, John Orgain, E. H Cloves and
Mrs. .Chesterman were added to the Wis
iting committee.
The "Stay at Home Whist Club had
a delightful meeting Monday night at the
residence of Captain H. Webster, when
the highest score was a tie, north and
south between Miss Bfgelow, of Boston.
and Miss Florence Tyler, and Mr.. Thomas
Moore and his dummy. The honors
M. Tyler and Miss Bessie Hunter. The
next meeting viii be held at the
residence of Mrs. Morton, Saturday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Marshall. of
Chestnut Hill, had as their guests Mon
day, to attend the lWilliams-Stillwell
nuptals, Mrs. Lucy Davis Ergood, Of
Washington. and Mrs. George Percy VIII
lans, Miss Edith stillwell Messrs. Rob
ert Powell, William Baldwin and David
R. Williams, Of Savannah.
A delightful surprise party was given
at the residence of Mrs. H. Schwartz
child, No. Cos North Seventh, in honor
of Miss Simora Morris, OF Tarboro, N.
c., and Miss Alma Hahn. OF Norfolk.
Many enjoyable games were rendered.
Miss Lille Schwartzchild. received first
prize and Miss. Lille Held BOBBY. Miss
Rena Strauss was given o bunch of
American Beauties for being the hand
soonest young lady Of the occasion.
Among those present were Miss Simora