The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
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.1,vtta,ions have been issued By Mr..
Il r,heodorc 1,ecch for the marriage OF nus
dnnuhter, Miss katherine Anu le ~.
Tcech to Mr. William Ghrnctt sh',t...
4 .rhe marriage viii take place III mo
PRESBYTERIAN Church Mt Clifton rorse' W
The evening OF January q, nWs's
Miss Leecl, Is very popular s' oums,
lady md during the military carnivai
iaa. .o,,' she VAS crowned queen Of tho
"a, !, nd presented with II diamond
(, ring. !. ,tr n p.
smith one of the firm of Smlth any
& Sncad. and Is associated IN business wv"
tho Allegheny Ore and Iron Company.
Tho marriage Of Miss Kate II. Cher'
nsult to Mr. Lawton W. Dew. an en-
niovc az the Chesapeake and Ohio Ra,i.
~. tnn,, nlacc IN Monumental Episcopal
4 church k,st Wednesday, the rector, inc
Bov. Dr.. w. r. Evans, performing the
ceremony
Progressive Euchre.
,,rs Albert +. Hunt entertained charm
,nplv ut progressive euchre last after
noon in honor of her sister, Miss Hatha.
way. Of Chester, Pa, who was her guest.
Decorations were In palms, ferns. req
carnations and red candles IN SILVER
candclabra Delightful refreshments were
served after the game.
The playing was very spirited. SIX
tables engaged and prizes were won by
Miss Hathaway Mrs. james H. cannon
and Mrs Lorraine.
Pound Party.
A pound party and free-will offering
willy be held In st. Johns Eplscopai
Church this evening. from to II O'clock;
a.
Society.
This band OF workers has been untirr
Ing In endeavorinG to aid the needy
and they now appeal to the public to sus-
tain their efforts. Donations Of money
and pounds will be thankfully received.
and a committee will be on hand IN tho
afternoon, from to 6. to receive contri-
buttons from those who are unable to
attend in the evening.
The features Of the evenings enter
tainment will be a military drill by twen-
ty young ladies. musical selections by
the West End Angels and Rotations by
MIR. Cherry. A candy-pull also promises
pleasure for those who attend.
Miss Katherine Newbill, Of Norfolk.
Va, was entertained at luncheon Wed
nesday by Miss Constance Evans. Guests
Ia meet Miss Newbill were Miss Edith
Grant. Miss Gladys Frazier. Miss Nellie
Gordon. Miss Louise Herbert, Miss
Edith Montgomery. Miss India Watson,
Of .Danville: Miss Louise Jones. of Nor
folk, and Miss Lillian Blnford,
Mrs. Ellen Watkins Perrin was the
hostess of an informal entertainment
givenW Wednesday afternoon IN honor OF
Mrs L. Chambers Laird. who spent
weel, in Richmond as the guest of HRS.
Allison Hodges and Mrs. I. F. JET
f-ess.
The decorations in green and white
were specially artistic In SO far as the
table was concerned the centerpiece be-
ing Of white llacs and naldenhair ferns.
a subscription german will be danced
in Belevidere Hall from to O'CLOCK To-
night. MIR. Percy Montague leading.
Young gentlemen especially Interested
IN tho german are Mr.. Thomas w.
Rroclsenbrough, Mr.. Charles D. Larlis,
Jr.. Mr.. William Archer and Mr. Ros
81 Jones.
Miss Anne Fletchcr's exhibit Of work
at the Richmond Art Store continues 10
attract much attention, the miniatures
esrccially, which are the fad of the hour
lovely study in oils, the "Senorita'
has been more commented on than any
thing else in that line, except, perhaps,
a portrait of '"rhe Poet The exhibit
affords much enjoyment to Richmond
art lovers.
The Bal Poudre.
Preparations are busily going for
warded for the Bal Poudre, to be given
at the Masonic Temple January 18th.
All sorts of delightful things In regard
to 1t are being discussed complementary
nj Richmond,
who are looking forward to 1t as inc
most charming and suggestive OF Leap
Year celebrations, something that Will
lead to a graceful paying off of scores
on their part towards the men. who, as
a rule. have ill the delightful privileges
of entertaining TO themselves,
"Miss Satan at the Academy.
miss Satan" arrived at the Academy
last evening, and society gathered TO see
her and her friends in full panoply.
The buds" of course. were the mos
looked-at people in the house, Perhaps
the gallant Blues in their beautiful uni
forms divided honors: 1t is quite certain
that the University Dramatic Club did.
The comedy given was sparkling
niece of fun, the fine house stimulating
the cast TO the best efforts. The pres
ence of a brilliant crowd In the poSe
and tho orchestra was the best evidence
that Miss Satan" proved winning care
IN Richmond for the University Hos
pital and the Blues.
Leap Year Ball.
Liberty Hall" of historic and wal
time fame, opened wide It's hospital
81 doors on last Friday evening and enter
tanned large number OF guests at
delightful dance given by MISS Mann
Mr. pic ag