The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-30

Thomason will revive the past in our
Grandmothers' Shawls." March 9TH MISS
Crenshaw and Miss Maria Blair will run
the garnut of Field and Factory, from
Sheep to Shuttle" and will forecast The
Coming Wool Industry in Virginia.
March 21st Miss Suily and Mrs. MINOR
will put before their hearers ultailis
and Hanging-the Gobelin tapestries.
Aor,l 4th Mrs. Claiborne and Miss Cam
aron viii interest the club with Cushion
Work-the Revival of Old sutches.
Afr.s at and Mrs Robert
son will illustrate Carpet Making IN VIE
glnia-the Introduction OF Eastern ana
Other Art Patterns"
The Milton c. Work Whist Club VIII
meet to reorganize~ Wednesday, Octoper
LIST, in the parlors Of the Woman oiuo
at 4:S0 P. NJ. sharp.
The younger members of Rlchmono So
ciety are much interested in the orsallza-
tion of q new german club. 1t is TO pc
known as the Richmond Cotillon Club.
Mr.. Henry S. Hotchkiss has been elected
president Of the club, with Mr.. Richard
T. Winston as secretary and treasurer.
The members of the board are MI Stu
art Cooke Mr.. Philip Carlton, Mr.. George
Morgan. Mr.. William Turner and Mr..
irwin Blair.
The first dance of the season will be
given by the club December u, 1902, in
the Masonic Temple.
The wedding if Miss Josie Mcdowell 90
SIR. Melvin Moody was an event of yes
terday, the ceremony being performed at
a NJ by the Rev John Harmon.
The bride was Gowned in q goiug-awaya
costume Of cloth and carried bouquet
of brides roses Immediately after the
ceremony she left with her husband for
a Northern tour. On their return Mr..
and Mrs Moody will live at No. 1900 Ven
able Street.
Upon the occasion of her twenty-frst
birthday Miss Rosa Garland Miles enter
tanned a company of young ladies and
tleInen at Sar home. No. 22l6 East Mar
shall Street. on Friday evening. The
hostess was assisted in doing the honors
by her parents and brothers, each Of
whom entered into the spirit of the fes
tivities. Music was rendered by Misses
Ivy Zeal and Grace Fill. AT midnight an
elegant supper was served. Those pres
ent were Misses Rosa Miles Grace Hill
Katherine Bayliss, Ivy Beal, Edna Jack
son, Annie Maude Bland, Bessie Beal
Ethel Redwood and Gertrude Newsome
and Messrs Willie Hill, Clarence P
Miles, Eugene Newsome, Robert Clopton
EIlett Dewall. Drewry Miles, Hunter and
Fernard Bland, Joseph Gwathmey and
many others.
Miss Miles received many beautiful
presents
Miss Bessie Denham, of Savannah, who
is visiting Miss Elise Stokes. has been
much complimented, socially She and
Miss Stokes will leave Tomorrow to be
Inc guests in Stanton for q week of Miss
Rose Harrison, the daughter of .I1idge
George c. Harrison, of the Supreme Court.
lbls evening Miss Denham will be the
guest or Miss Blanche Morgan at the
l'ilou. With Miss Stokes and Miss, Lena
Shields.
a number of the Four Hundred of New
York, who have been summerinc at New
pert, are now at Hot Springs. Va and
will enjoy October in hunting, fishing ana
driving through the mountains of vir
Gina. Prominent among this partv vii,
be MIR. and Mrs. S. Barton French Mrs
lefH nfose Jones, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish,
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. II. P. Belmont Mrs
John D. DreNel. Mir. John Clinton GRAY
M. T. A 3. Widener and Mr.. James 7
Van Allyn. Mrs Characterization with q
party will also be at Hot Springs She
is an ardent sportswo,nan and hopes 10
find plenty of game in the Virginia noun
tainS
Miss Hazel Bolton. Of Charlottesyille
the daughter of Mr.. Claiming Bolton.
will be the charming guest of Miss Eliz-
abeth Brander at No. 100 North Fourth
Street during the Horse Show.
Invitations have been received in Rich