The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-30
residence near Laurel Grove.
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w. u. Sclierer. when her sister, Miss
NJ. Goldic Barker, hecame the bride
Of Mr.. John q, Thomas.
The bride, one of the four daughters
OF the late William N. and Virginia n.
Bnrter, was bccomIngly attired In n
travelling suit of blue cloth, with hat
to match,
After "a Northern bridal tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Will make their home at
No. CTS Third Avenue, Chestnut Hill.
womcn's Bible Conference.
Miss Angy Manning Taylor, the field
Bible teacher connected with tile World
Morning Watch. who has been holding
VERY Impressive Bible conferences In
many Southern cities. Will hold slnl-
I lar conference In Richmond, beginning
| January 18th. The time and place Of
thesc meetings Will he given later.
Arrangements for the conference are
| in the hands Of n committee composed
of ladies from all the churches of tho
citle..
| Tho ladies of this committee and
others who would like to hear more Of
morrow Mt f. NJ. In the chapel of
the Presbyterian Committee of Publ
cation, OH Sixth Street.
The president OF the board OF tho
Woman's Christian Association re-
quests all members to meet Mrs. j..
Calvin Stewart and tho ladies of the
conference committee at this hour.
City Mission Visitors Meeting.
City mission visitors will meet to-
morrow, at 10:3O a. NJ. in the audi
toriun OF the Woman's Christian As
ISOLATION.
Tox-Emn,s
/ Miss Elizabeth Digby ENNIS, form
erly OF this city, but more recently OF
New York, was married on Tuesday to
Mr.. Louis Pelham Fox. OF Newport.
/ r. /. The ceremony took place In The
Byrnley. New York. and was perform
/! ed by the Rev. Father J. G. Weicher.
The bride is native OF Norwich.
England. but spent her girlllood In
4 this city. She is very attractive
1 young lady, and has a wide circle of
friends here. She is the daughter OF
tho late Mrs. Sarah A. ENNIS and la a
sister of Mrs. Frank Mott, of Barton
Heights. and Mrs. George w. Balm, of
this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox spent a
4 few days with relatives in Richmond
en- route to Atlanta, Ga.
Pupils Recital.
At the November and December
class recItals OF Professor Hairs pt,-
pills selections were played from Liszt
4 Wagner-Lange, Mendelssohn. GODDARD
A Chopin. Weber. Wagner. Gottschalll
Leschetf.ky, Loscy, Morrison, Padcrew-
4 ski and Thome.
4 Pupils plying were Mr.. Bassett
| Hough, Miss Charlotte Bemiss, Miss
!, Della Davenpc-@, Miss Linda Beveridge
i. Miss Esther Weinstein. Miss Marian
Ware. Miss Louise Barker, Miss Eva
Anderson. Miss Myrtle Corr. Miss Bes-
sic Powell Mics Virginia Chestermnn
Miss Marquiss Ritch. Miss Martha
Clark. Miss Anne F'lemming, Miss Mar.
tina Ware. Miss Bessie Stearncs, and
Miss Jennie Pearce.
The closing number of the second re.
citsl was composition OF Professor
Hahr's the overture to "Pocahontas.'
and was played by the professor anf
Mr.. Bassett Hough.
Bridge Tournament.
The bridge tournament played in the
parlors OF the Womans Club on Fri
day evening was particularly success
full, fourteen tables being engaged
Mrs. S. w. Travcrs. playing with Ad
mrnl Webster, made top score.
The ladies present were very hand
somely gowned, and the tournament
proved to be one of the happy socia
/, gatherings of holiday week.
Stay-at-IIOme Club.
The stay-at-Homc Whist Club will
meet tomorrow evening with Mis-
Claire Guillaunle at No. East Grace
!, Street.
!. Nntc Whcclock Club.
The kate wheelock Club will NEE
) this week in the home, OF Mrs charle
C. Walker, at No. SOC Park Avenue.
Mrs. Fcnrn's Lecture.
Mrs. Frances Fearn will give her lee
turc on Carmen SYLVIA" Queen of Ron
mania. In the auditorium OF the Jefer
!, son Hotel. on Friday evening, Januar!
= 3D. at S:30 o'clock.
j; The lecture is to be given In bchai
of the blind. the amelioratton OF who's
condition occupies much OF the I'M
and thought of Carmen sylvia. ~ VIII y
Illustrated With pictures OF the Kim
ana Queen OF Roumania and othc
members of tho royal family. the pal
!. aces in which they live. and fine eS
J amp,es of figures in national Rouman
I ian dress and OF Roumanian' scenery.
y Mrs. Fearn will appear In roya
Rounanian costume Worn by Quee'
; Carmen sylvia and given to the lee
turer by her. 1t Is embroidered III soi'
and Is worn with long veil.
:. A number of leading society Wonah1
win he ar1ong Mrs. Fearn's patron
!. esses. and the clergy of the CITY WI
!. commend her lecture and Its object.
Annual Meeting.
rhe annual meeting of the VIII
: ginia Historical Society will be mel
in the home of the society, NO. ~
Y East Franklin Street. tomorrow a
j 5SP. NJ. The presidents report VIII D
/. submitted ana officers will be electeS
: Concert and Matinee.
The vocal class Of st. Joseph
Academy. with Miss Nina Randolph q
: class director and accompanist. WI
give concert performance at Ca
S thedral Hall tonight ut s:15 O'CLOCK
: and a matinee performance to- morroN
!. ut $3.50 p. NJ, for tho repair FUND
st. Peters Church.
An admirable program vii DO pre-
: sented and tho public arc cordially IN
a ivited to be present.
In Homer of Guests.
: : One OF tho prettiest of holiday dance
was given Mt the Hermitage Golf Gu
on Thursday evening by Miss Phoeh
Il Cullingworth In honor of her guest
Miss Sarah Scott and Misses Sarah. LIE
: and Doris Odenh'hal, of Norfolk, Va.
The club-room was beautiful deco
Y rated In Christmas red and gree
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