The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18

, lean fiction Is criticised, a la Gertrude
! Atherton and Bliss Perry. Then the au-
| thor reviews recent works OF James, How.
! ellis. Edith Wharton and others, and gives
warm words Of praise to Miss Gl1sgows
books, closing with a very favorable no.
tice Of "The Deliverance.' where ne says
Miss Glasgow has understood how to
treat time-honored motif with fresh
ness and vlgor
The Won1an's Club.
rhe last OF the September teas, which
have been SO much enjoyed at the Wo-
mans club, Will be given Monday after
noon. On the 26th Miss Margie Knowles,
who has recently returned from Paris,
will give a song recital at the club. This
will be the opening Of the season, and
will be followed BY succession OF
charming Monday afternoon, until the
regular programme begins In November.
Much interest Is felt In the reception
10 be given by the club OH the 9th OF
october to celebrate Its tenth birthday.
and also in the class for the study OF
American history, which Will begin III
November.
This class will be conducted by the
members themselves, and an excellent
programme has been arranged BY Miss
rutherford.
The club is entering on It's second dec
adc with the brightest prospects, and IS
growing and increasing steady each
year.
Masonic Home Auxiliary.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Masonic Home Auxiliary will be held IN
the Temple on Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 2lst, at o'clock.
Reception at Monticello.
Hon Jefferson NJ. Levy and his sister,
Mrs Carl Won NInyhoff, gave a beautiful
reception yesterday afternoon at MONTE
cello, the former home Of Thomas Jeitet-
son, to DR.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Alderman.
Among those enjoying Mr.. Levy's hospl--
tally were many prominent people Oh
Charlottesville and the University.
Chandler-Fuqua.
Miss Agnes c. Fuqua. OF Buckingham
county and Mr. =. II. Chandler OF TINS
city,; were married on Wednesday Mt the
home of the brides uncle MT. a. y II 1iec''-
rell
The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
white null and carried brides roses
Miss Frances Lancaster. OF Ashland. the
maid of honor, wore lovely white toi'et
and carried large bouquet Of goideh
rod. The best man was MI. Tn -
Parrish, Of this city, and DR.. Mercer
performed the ceremony.
The parlors were effectively decorated
with ferns and golden rod. MISS Margaret
McKenna and MIR. NIcKenna played the
wedding march on the piano and Violln.
After a delightful luncheon served In the
spacious dining room Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler left for Washington, New y ORR,
Niagara and other Northern points.
Mrs. Chandler is a beautiful blonde and
has frequently visited here, where she
is very popular, and her many FRIENDS
Will be delighted to welcome her as q res
ident Of this city.
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and f '1t1'-
mac Railroad. I'D
Among the Richmond guests at the
wedding were Misses Minnie and Frances
Chandler sisters of the groom, and MI.
and Mrs. Charles Chandler.
Dakin-Alcott.
The engagement is ANNOUNCED OF Miss
Egberta Olcott to Mr.. Paul Worth Dakin,
formerly OF New York, but now LIVING
in Tacoma, Washington. The wedding
(. will take place early in October.
Miley-Dooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. n Dooley, Of Charles
Town, near Winchester have Issued inV1-
tations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Ada O'Neal. to Mr.. Charles
Edgar Nlley,et TO take place on Wednesday,
September 21st at 1880 P, NJ, In the
methodist Church at Charles Town.
Mr. Miley is the local manager for the
Standard Oil Company. in Winchester,
Va.
Peple-Stuckey.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Dorothy Stuckey to Dr. William Lown-
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