The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07

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been gratified overGlast evenings success IS,
for there was but one expression Of opin-
ion III regard to the performance Il. a :lNI
that was unstinted praise. AT the 4 re-
ception, Mrs, Bland Smith presided at , ,tt
coffee table and Mrs. Harrio WEBSTER Sc CT
poured chocolate. l $5siiss 5at 5s5. ~
LeWis--W ardWell. 5s
58 The engagement Is announced at \. Bris-
fol. r, 81, Of Miss Elizabeth Uzelle Ward 1y-
we'll mi daughter OF former Lieutenant
| Governor JVardwell, Of Rhode 5s lsland,
t. Mr. John Taylor Lewis, who was vice
and deputy consul general OF the 4 Y nlt 'e
states at Rio dc Janeiro, Brazil. = IRON .''l
| 1893 to 1899. and who recently made a LOT
eign tourSof two and q half airs, " as
commissioner, for the StsLouls ny ORG TICS $
| Fair. }gy5 5sSt5 y f5sS
MIR. Lewis belongs to the we'll known
Virginia family Of that name. and re- re-
sides at Clurksvile, Mecklenburg coun-.
ty. where he has q large took farm on
Roanoke River. u n
Masonic Home Auxiliary.
An Important called meeting Of the Ma
sonic Home Auxiliary will be held In
the Temple on "Wednesday afternoon
| FEBRUARY sth, at 8 80 O. clock. Every MEM
Der Is urged to attend, so that all ar
\ rangemcnts may he completed for the
so 10 next week. during the session OF
4 tho Grand Lodge Of Virginia. Il 5sE
Tuesday German.
!. The Tuesday German will give It's Feb
ruary cotillon this evening in the Ma,
4 sonic Temple, SEA
Mr.. Adolphus Blairwil lead, and the
I dance promises much in the way Of pros
pectve enjoyment. II. "A s
Charlottesville Hunt Run.
Thursday afternoon the Charlottesville
/ IIunt Club met at Mr.. John Payne s. on
! the Ivy Road, and followed the anise-seed
| trail to Mr.. Norris YVatson's where q
1 delicious breakfast, served by generous
! hosts and gracious ladies, awaited the the
| hungry riders. i ~ ia us. Z.
Those In the saddle were Mfessrs. 9. r.
Randolph NJ FIJI; Arthur White, Dr..
whip; Charles Moore, F. H. Lightfoot,
Id. M. Sloan, Frank Huff, r. w. Tom
llinson, C, g, Anderson, 9. G. Payne and
\ w. H. BALI. Ht449 If
Pearce-Leslie,
A simple, yet beautiful, wedding was wa,
j solemniz. ID on Wednesday, last at high
4 noon In tho home OF the brides parents,
|Mr. and Mrs. j. A.. Leslie, on 'razewell
i Avenue, TazeWell, Va, when Miss susie
i Ieslio became the wife OF the Rev John
Edward Pearce, of Norton. Va Mr. II. j.
( Gibson, OF kentucky, was best man. stilo
I. Miss Nancy Leslie, sister OF the bride, the
i maid of honor After the ceremony q
delightftl luncheon was served, Mr.. anu
|, Mrs. Pearco will make tour OF the
Western cities before going to their nome
Roanoke's Bal Poudre.
saturday night the parlors OF Hotel
Roanoke Witnessed the scene OF Roanoke
most brilliant social event the Bal
Poudrc given by tho society young ladlcs
; of that city, to tho Roanoke German Clul
ana other young men of Roanoke.
Mr.. Warren Wexford led the dance
!, introducing many exceptionally pretty
i figures which were well executed.
All tho participants were powdered
hair. and many colonial costumes were
> i'll evidences.
At midnight supper was served In thf
: large dining room, and this part OF tht
entertainment was quite as elaborate ant
, up-to-date as tho other
y Tho young ladies', In their efforts 4
: make this affair the leading event o
o the season, were most successful; and y
; giving the dancers a royal time, they dlt
not forget their friends who did no
= dance, as In the palm parlors We're ar
/ ranged tuDleS LOT GuCHTe, winch salHc'
were played by e. large number.
I Bare-Mohler,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mohler, OF Rock
. bridge Baths. have Issued cards of invi
!. ta1ion to the marriage of their grand
daughter, Miss Emma Mohler, to Mr.
Charles Carroll Bare.
The ceremony will take place Wednes
day morning February Sth, at 10 o'clool
at the home of Mr., Mohler, 'Mountai
View"
Beasley-Samuel.
Miss Colyn Mona Samuel. Of Carolin
county was married to Mr. Edmon
Price Beasley OF Richmond, at moo
Wednesday at the home Of Mr.. Waite
Jackson and left for Holly Springs. Har
over, their future home, In Har
over they were given n receptto
at the home OF the brides mother, Mr.
Archibald Samuel.
Going Abroad,
\ Quite number or Richmond 'peopl
& will SAN to-day on the peutchsland, wh!c
goes to Naples direct IL tho party wi
be Misses E.ihe Branch ard Mary Igor
and Messrs. ". Gordon McCube T., {
McCabe and II. a, Davenport, Mi. an
Mrs. James Brown Potter and Colon
James r. Branch. OF New York. WI
also he passengers on the Deutohsland.
Personal Mention.
st Amonp Tho Richmond cnests AT "A