The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-02


attended tho wedding wero Misses Mnry
Gum and Lucy Connalley, OF Blackstone,
Va.
The wedding presents which were M
merous and elegant, comprising articles
| Of real vnlue and utility In silver, cut
glass and Havlland china, and coming
| from an extent OF territory bounded By
New York. Cincinnati and New orleans,
| nttested the wide circle OF popularity or
| the bride and groom.
| Dr. w. III. O. McCiehee presided AT
| the piano, playing Mendelssohn' s Wedding
March rs the bridal procession moved IN.
| During the ceremony played soily'
| Moore's believe Mo, II All Those Enueur-
| Ing Young Charms"
Bridge Party.
| Mrs. Paul Bnrringer, Of the University.
was hostess at a most ENJOYABLE bridge
| pnrty Friday evening. The house was ies-
pecially attractive in Its holiday dress
| and soft red lights cast n rosy glow over
the scene. AT saldnight supper was
served, and after supper they played
| Ghosts" most appropriate game
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam M. Thornton. Mr. and Mrs. A. III.
futile. Mrs. W. Fl. Echols, Mrs. j. w.
Mallet, Mrs. Minor Lille Mrs. Allan II.
Campbell, of Alabama; Mrs. Isabel Per-
knson, Misses Clara and Anna Tuttle.
Estelle Burthe and Anna Barringer, DR..
George Tucker Harrison, of New York
city and Messrs. Rufus ana Paul Bar
ringer.
For Mrs. Warren.
Miss Evelyn Grant. of Norfolk. enter
tanned at cards Thursday evening in
honor of her sister, Mrs. James c. War
ren, Jr., of this city. Mr.. Arthur Kelsey
won the first prize, and Mr.. Charles G.
ho A
games supper was served in the dining
room, where covers We're laid for fifteen.
Those present were Mrs. Warren, Miss
Louise Sheldon, Miss Katherine PEBBLES,
Miss Emily Ellsworth, Miss Crissie Gill,
Mr.. Arthur Kelsey. Mr.. G. G. Copper,
Mr.. Luther Sheldon, Mr.. Vernon Grant
Mr.. Kemper Ellyson, Mr.. Herman Smith,
Mr.. Henry Moore, Mr.. Louis Smith and
Mr.. Reverdy Jones.
Friday Night Club.
The Friday Night Club met with its
secretary and treasurer. Miss Matte
Jennings, of No. 22l5 East Broad Street,
last Friday evening. The evening was
very we'll spent in. dancing until late
hour, when refreshments we're served.
The table was tastefully decorated. In
stead of a CLOTH cotton was used, cover
ed with artificial snow. From each cor
ner of the table green ribbon was draped
to the chandelier. Those present were:
Misses Camml Rider Margie Cough, Of
Lynchburg, Va; Matte Jennings, Louise
Heath, Maud Heath, Grace Williams,
Virgie Stumpf, Moselle Robins, Estelle
IIulcher. Maud Loyal. Laura Dancy;
Messrs Percy Moore, Atwell Temple,
Willie Royster,, Fink. Winston Carter,
Alex. Smith. DR.. Nelson, Douglas Davis.
Walden. Lynn Jennings.
Personal Mention.
Miss Elizabeth Frazier is the guest of
Miss Katharine Newbill, of Norfolk.
Mr.. John A. Frenger, of reenvile, is
visiting his daughter here. Later he
will go to Norfolk to visit his brother
Mr.. Joe Burns. who has been visiting
in Staunton has returned to Richmond
"The Crystal Slipper" which was pre-
senteu here with so much success, is to
be produced in Roanoke on January 18th,
under the auspices of the Daughters of
the confederacy
Mrs w. t, sfarsten. who has been
visiting here, has returned to Fredericks-
4, burg.
49,
Mr.. c. E. Richardson. of Church Hill,
las HAD a relapse. and is very i'll.
Miss Mary Day VIM. who has been
| spending the holidays with her parents
al No. 800 East Franklin Street. will re-
/ turn this week to New York, where she
Is attending school.
/ The Rev Si6nav patars l.t,.
are spending their honeymoon in the
| South
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lane Schmelz, OF
"Elmwood" Hampton, va, entertained
Friday evening in honor of Miss Hon
oria Moomaw, of Roanoke. The house
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion, the Christmas colors, red and green,
| predominating. The occasion was a
progressive conversation party" and
much amusement YVES had at the unique
| entertainment.
| Miss Rankin has returned from q pleas
| ant trip to Roanoke.
Mr.. A. D. Wauchope. of the Union
Theological Seminary, is visiting his
mother in fredericksburg
Miss Eloise Bruce is visiting her aunt
at Princeton, n. j.
Miss Isabella Law, of Norfolk. is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. Allen jenkins, who has been the
guest of relatives in Roanoke, has re-
turned to the city.
Captain John N. Opie, who has been
under treatment here, has returned to
his home in Staunton.
Mr.. Floyd Hughes. Jr., of Norfolk, who
has been visiting here and in Williams
burg, has returned home.
Miss Lou Ball. of Northumberland
county, was chosen queen at the Holly
Ball at Kilmarnock, Lancaster county,
| which took place last Thursday evening"
Mrs. Edwin S. Clarke and children, OF
! Washington, were guests at The Plains,
| Va, where Miss Eva hurry was married
/ m nv. John nayta nj Dnnville. N. G.. The