The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-02

which includes Runab bouts, in a dozen st
hopes and Day tons, Business and Pleas
AnumDer OF second hand vehicles for s.
X. III. B0SHERS
Stephen Putney, Mrs R. w. Watkins.
Mrs. Decatur Axtell, Mr. and Mrs W. e.
Stanard, Mrs Albert Bruce, Mrs: " S.
Murray, Mrs Enders Robinson, Mrs. w.
T.. Robins, Mrs. Joseph r, Anderson, Dr..
John s. Wexford, Mr.. E. v. Valentine
and Mr.. w. II. Sheppard.
The Washington Memorial Association
met yesterday at noon at the rcshle1ce
of Mrs. r. w. Watkins. The -epocIs CT
q Disqualification, which had been circu-
lated, were emphatically denied, and the.
association will still continue to flourish
The plans regarding the Carnegie Uni
versity and its relations to the :,ssoe';a-
ton were discussed. Mrs. Deca sur A>tell
was in the chair, and among others pres
ent were Miss Mary Lewis, Mrs. r. w.
Watkins, Mrs John Harrison, Mrs. Henry
Gibson and Mrs. Enders Robinson.
Wedding bells will chime to-day. Among
those for whom they will peal will be
Miss Annie Lee Fourqurean and Mr.. Al
gernon Storrs Grant, the ceremony TAX
ing place at the Grace Episcopal Church
at 3:45 O'Clock. Mr.. John Archer Coke
and Miss Ann Elizabeth Harrison will
kc united in Petersburg tonight, the
ceremony being followed by an elegant
reception at the home of the brides
parents. Miss Annie E. Clayton, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William T.
Clayton, will be married to Mr.. Guy II.
Hyde, of Staunton. at the residence of
her parents, No. 739 North Fourth Street.
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The ping-pong party and silver tea al
the residence of the Misses Meade is
among the social attractions for to-day,
| and though invitations were issued, 1t
was done as an advertisement, and any
| and all will be gladly welcomed by the
Daughters.
Miss Eta Tucker, the daughter of Mr..
| W. S. Tucker, was married to Mr.. Horace
| Christian, at the residence of her brother,
| No. ALI North Twenty-fourth Street,
Monday night. Both young people are
| from Hanover county, where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. Parke Poindexter Pollard, OF
Montgomery county, Va. and Miss Mary
Anna Bottoms. of this city. were quietly
married Monday afternoon at the
BRIDES home, No. 1912 North
IWenty-fOurth Street. Rev. j. o. Bah
cock, the pastor Of the bride, officiating.
Miss Rosa Archer returned last night
from washington: where she spent a de-
lightful Easter.
Miss Alberta Williams will leave Friday
| to spend a few days with Judge Cardwell
and family in Hanover.
| will
to the Johns Hopkins University. after
| five days visit to his parents in this city.
| The Misses Morrison recall all the in
| yitations to the tea which was to nave
been given this afternoon, owing to the
illness of Miss Mary Williams.
| Title Miss Belle Willard the eldest
daughter of the Lieutenant Governor.
/ and Mrs. Joseph E. Willard. entertained
q few of her little friends at an Easter
luncheon yesterday. as.q
/ Mrs. Waller Scott will entertain the
! 1>ate wheelock Whist Club THURSDAY
afternoon at her home on, Park Avenue
| Miss Ma,1de Gnnther will arrive H.
the city from Baltimore to-day, ana
will he the guest for two or three WeeAs
I. of Miss Josephine Tyler.
Miss Mary Haw, who has been spend
ing Easter in this city, has returned 10
her home, Dundee, in hanover couii's.
.Irs William Fleming is at her home.
No. 100 North Fourth Street, recuperatlnG
after recent illness.
Miss Anrie Maury is visiting her
| cousins, the Misses Crutchfield, in Fred
e,lcksburg.
Mrs. Dornda McRae. is spending day
or two with Mrs. Hugh D. Scott. at her
home on Charles Street, Fredericksburg.
Miss Emma Harris is spending Easter
.vith Miss Mamie Willis, in Fredericks-
burg.
Miss Louise Allen Mayo has returned
to the city, after a delightful visit to
1 Scranton, Pa, where she was bridesmaid
ut the wedding of her friend. Mss Eliza
beth Parke, to Mr.. Percy Ballentine, OF
Newark N. ].
Mrs. George P. Stacy and Miss Louise
| stacy arrived yesterday in Richmond
after a delightful winter spent IN Louis
q Vile and st. Louis They are with Mrs
!, Robert Thomas at No. 30I East franklin
Street.
The sStay-at-Home Whist Club viii mee
. at the home Of Mrs. Heningham Spilman
No. l01 West Main Street, Thursday eve
ming at o'clock.
Mr.. John II. Cecil, who has been spend
ing the Easter vacation with his father
! -eturned yesterday to Princeton Univer
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. F'lippo left yes
terday for Fredericksburg, where the,
will visit relatives and then so to Wash
ington and Baltimore
Miss Indie G. Rudd has returned from
delightful trip to Texas.
MISS Ella Maye Wonble, OF the Wo'
. mans College has returned to the city
after short visit at the home Of Mr.
and. Mrs. Chapman 2. snead. Of Kine
William county.