The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-24

Rage OF Mr.. Julian Hill to Miss Kearney
4, Washington Wednesday, weer among
the bridesmaids, and wore dresses OF
white silk null. trimmed with irish lace
snshes OF pink chiffon and picture hats,
with moss roses and bows OF pink velvet.
Mrs. j. G. Bell is visiting her sister,
Mrs. j, G. Harris, in Newport News.
Mrs. w. x. Early Miss Laura Early.
and Master Norman Early, OF Millsville,
Va. are spending several days In Rich
mond.
Mrs. Alexander Bruce, of Halifax coun-
ty, is at Mrs Duval's, No Soi East
Franklin Street.
The marriage has been announced OF
Miss Margaret Harrison MAXWELL the
niece Of Mr.. Clark Maxwell. OF Wincrcs-
ter, Va, to Mr.. Lyon Maxwell. tha mar
rage having taken place at st. Luke's
Episcopal Church, Liverpool. Tnglard.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
George Maxwell and the groom's father
was president OF the Royal Insurance
Company of London one OF the largest
corporations of It's kind In the world.
Miss Sallie Jones. who has been visiting
her brother, Mr.. Alexander Jones. at
Lamberts Point. has returned to Rich
mond.
Miss Mary skeen. Of coving,on. who
has been the guest Of Mrs Orndorf. In
the West End, and other Richmond
friends, left to Join her sister, Miss Jessie
Skeen. in Staunton this week
Mrs. Robert Page Grymes returned to-
day from a short visit to friends In
Chesterfield county.
Mrs. N. NJ. sibert returned to No, GA
East Grace Street last afternoon after
a several weeks stay with her daughter.
Mrs. Paul rutherford McFadyen, OF
Randleman, N. G,
Mr. Hazel Rice. who has been III with
typhoid fever at the Virginia Hospital.
has sufficiently recovered to leave the
hospital He will go to-day for visit to
his family at Charlotte Courthouse. Va.
Miss Katherine Michaux is visiting Mrs
Junius r, Lynch. on Butte Street, Nor
folk.
The selection Of Miss Gussie Conrad
and Miss Annie Cartmell by the Turner
Ashby Camp OF Winchester ms sponsor
and maid OF honor to the Confederate
reunion Mt New Orlehns, has been highly
endorsed by the friends and admirers OF
the young ladies' throughout the State,
Miss Stanley Atkins, who has been tbs
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Rowdoin. IN
Client. is now being entertained by Miss
Emily Allyn. OF Butte Street. Norfolk.
Mrs. John I. Fubank, the chairman OF
the South Carolina table at the bazaar,
who left for Warm Springs last Monday,
has been suffering with violent cold
since. as her friends will be sorry to
hear,
The many friends of Miss Jean Trigg
In Richmond are glad to hear of her sue
| cess In New York.
| Professor Francis Fischer Powers, one
! OF tlps leading voice trainers In that city
| writes;
Miss Trtggs voice amply attests that
| she has been In very capable hands
| She IS the best prepared pupil who has
come to mo fresh from other teachers
| We espec, to have her IN concert here
| during the present year"
| All this Is very high praise for the
methods employed at stonewan Jack
son Institute, Abingdon, where Miss
| Trigg has been trained
| The Young Married Ladies' Card Club
wns beautifully entertained las, after,
| noon by Mrs, Edmund H. Benson, AZ No
| III North Third Street, Mrs. Clay Drew.
| rv, Jr,, won tho first prize, beautiful
| pin cushion. The consolation, lace
! handkerchief, was awarded Mrs ed
| win Hewitt,
After the game delicious refreshments
| wer" served in courses Including brolct
| stems,