The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-21
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Mr. and Mrs. Julian Blnford gave y
tjcljKhtfulS basket festival Thursday night
at Pbweil's Hall, on the Avenue. for the
behefit bf the Baptist Church. the pfo-
tcecds to 70 towards The building fund,
After the yonhg folks amused themselves
for some time In playing games, sif1ting
.hrd#i, flnstrunienta tai {inusic, tho baskets
wefo sold, and many OF them brought
fancy prices. "A srug sum was realized.
Those invited wero Misses Myrtle Childes.
Matte Bnrkcr, Emma Childcs. Helen
Duval, Minnie Barker Eva Perkins,
Pearl SOvert0n, Carrie Lowery, lola,
Melton, III Lottie Lowery Marie Harton,
Carrie nobclln, lola Britton, u. Melton,
Mamie Cox. Nellie Huston, Maggie Hart,
Misses Cosby, Mrs. 3. r. Poartes, Mrs.
Julian I,lnford, and Mcssrs. Morris, PITT
man. 11oartes, Blrford, Mnrable, Grady
Perrin, Whitaker, Thomas, Sharpe, At
kinson, King, Wood Chlldes. Mallory,
Afarston Baughn. Farley, Gee Asker,
Leach Carl and Warmer.
Rev. j. s. Hunter. pastor OF F'airrnount
Methodist Church. united in marriage on
the 14th Instant Mr.. Ira Culley and MISS
Nettie u. sncad, both we'll known young
people OF Chelsea Hil.
4 Miss Pearl Logan ID quite indisposed
suffering with tonslllitls. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian j. Kock who
were married In washington Tuesday.
are 1T homo to their friends at No. 100
Twentlcth Street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frederic Putze,
who died at the homo IT her daughter,
Mrs.. Sfera C;reenstreet. at No. 1906
1,rwenty-first Street, Friday morning, Will
take place to-day at 2 o'clock from the
family residence, Cedar HILL" Henrico
Nj" George shackleford has returned
home, ftcr spending some time In North
Mrs. j. W. Kidd, who fell some time
ago and received serious Injuries, Is
getting on nicely, ard is now able to
move about her room. #
Tomorrow evening. there will be q
1 George Washington party at the resi-
denco OF Rev. J. tt Tucker. NO III III
North tTwenty-third Street. It is ex-
Epected that many Of the young people
will be dressed In colonial style. and
pleasant evening Is anticipated. Bill
"a meeting OF great interest to all the
members Of the East End Baptist Church
has been called for this morning 4
"a most enjoyable masquerade party
was given a few evenings ago in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Grove,
ont Twenty fifth, Street. Vocal ard In
strumcntal music were indulged < In and
added much to the pleasure OF the eve
ming. Mr. c. N. Schaaf entertained the
crowd by many Of his witty sayings and
dolngs, and kept the young folks ir> con-
/ tinuous laughter. Numerous games were
INDUCED in until late hour, when the
rerry-makers repaired to their homes.
Some OF the costumes were exfrsainsly
$comical and amusing , h and well repre-
scented the character taken by the sWearer.
Many surprises were heard when the
time came to uEmask. y Among those
present were Misses Carrie Woodward,
IVA schaaf Eva Hicks. Ada w oodward.
Bessie Schaaf Mary Ironmonger, Ethel
schaaf, Blanche Haynes. Annie Grove,
Ida Haynes, Edith Eaton. Fannie Grove.
and Messrs. Ernest schaaf. Guy souther-
land, Walter Hicks. c. N. schaaf, B. F.
Grove, Thomas Hicks, Alonza Powell.
Thomas Bickers. Ulrich Allen. Trevilliar
D. Eaton, James r.. Grove and William
Grove The chaperones were Mrs. 3. +.
Grove. AIrs. C. N. Schaaf and Mrs. am es
T. Grove.
# one OF the prettiest marriages OF the
season was the marriage Of Miss Mary
Kappes and Mr.. ]. b. Kelley, which took
place Wednesday; evening at $3.50 o'clock
In the home Of the BRIDE No. 22l7 Vena-
5ble Street. The parlors were beauti-
fully decorated for, the occasion sin cut
" flowers and potted plarts. "A large
canopy of flowers was arranged near the
center or the front parlor, under which
! the couple and the Rev. Derieux stood
while the ceremony was being perform ed.
The bride entered with Mr.. T. T. KEEL
ley. who gave her away, and was met
at the altar by the groom. who entered
IN the opposite direction with his best
man, Mr. Baker, ard was followed by the
ushers. Mr.. P. Bonini and Mr.. L. M.
Browning, the four attendants forming
half circle around the couple. The
bride was nttired in a handsome tailor
made travelling suit, with hat and gloves
to match. and is quite popular in the
sector. In which she lives, while the
groom is also held In high esteem by a
large circle OF friends.
After receiving the hearty congratula-
tons of all present Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
were driven to Byrd Street station, where
they took the 500 train for q tour of
severa! Northern cities. They will be at
home to their friends after the o3d.
Services will be held at the Fairmount
Christian Church Sunday, as usual. at
+ II a. NJ. and 8 P. NJ. Preaching by the
pastor Rev. Hugh W. sublett. Morning
fsubject: Gods Promises-Their Inspira-
ton, Strength and Constraint: evening
subject: The Door OF the Sheepfold.
Sunday school will be held at 0:3oA, NJ,
Christian Endeavor Mt z P. NJ.