The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-05
ISOCI AL and
PERSONAL

PERSONAL.
NE OF the most brilliant we'd
AN dings OF the season will be
celebrated at p. NJ. to-day
~ at No. 40 Allen Avenue. tho
home OF the brides brother,
Mr.. J. T. Carneal, when Miss Grace
Virginia carneal. daughter Of Mr.. j.
d. Carneal and related through her
mother to the Cook family, of vir.
ginia, will wed Mr.. Daniel @. o'F'lahcr-
", prominent member OF the Rich.
mond bar, and member also OF the
Constitutional Convention meeting In
Richmond several years ago.
The Rev. DR.. David Ramsey, pastor
OF Grace Street BAPTIST Church, will
of1ciate. Mrs. James 7. Carneal will
attend the bride as rnatron OF honor.
Miss Mary Lee Durrette and Miss Bes.
honor, and Hon. NJ. j. Fulton, of Front
Royal, Va, the best man. Mr.. Emmett
Ssaton and Mr.. julien Gum. of this
city, will ofIiciate as groomsmen.
A reception at No. 41o Allen Avenue
will be held atler the wedding. Wed.
ding gifts received are numerous. cost.
ly and beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'F'laherty will go to New York, and
from thence to the West Indies. During
February they will tour the Medites-
ranean.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Louis Holland.
OF Danville. Va, announce the engage
ment of their niece, Miss Myrtle st.
Clair Conrad, to Mr.. Andrew Clark
Williams, OF Greensboro, n. G. The
wedding will take place in January.
Miss Conrad Is a daughter of the
late Charles Fl. Conrad, of Danvllle.
and niece OF Mr.. Parker Conrad and
n4rs Hutcheson, OF this city. Mr.. Will
liams Is successfully established In
business in Greensboro. and is well
| known in the society circles of that
city. The announcement Is of interest
to many friends here.
Pocahontas Memorial.
Mrs. Thomas Bocock has called an
important meeting of the Pocahontas
Memorial Association for Saturday.
December 7th. from 12 to o'clock.
This meeting of the association will
be preceded by that of the Powhatan
Tribe the Childrtn's Auxiliary to the
Pocahontas Memorial, which Is called
Tor IL A. NJ. sharp. This auxiliary al
ready has fifty members, and 1t Is
the earnest desire and effort of the as
sociation to increase its members. 10
that end, all interested are invited TO
attend both the meeting OF the auail-
iary and the association.
Dinner, Luncheon and Sale.
The ladies' of Holy Trinity Episco-
pal Church will have their annual
sale, dinner and luncheon in the parish
house of the church on Friday. De-
cembef 9Th.
The sale will begin at 10 A. NJ. and
continue until 5 p. NJ. Dinner or a
will be served from IL to 2. n. The.
dinner menu will include oysters. old
Virginia ham, turkey. cranberry jelly.
pickles, beaten biscuit and coffee. The
only difference between the dinner and
luncheon menu will be that the latter
will not be quite SO elaborate as the
former. Both are offered at most
moderate prices.
Otherwise ice cream and home
made cake and candies will be for
sale. The Junior Auxiliary and the
Brotherhood of ST. Paul will have
sales tables.
Aprons. handmade and fancy ar
ticles. including everything in the holt
day line. will be displayed at rea-
sonable cost.
Christmas Sale.
The societies of the First Presby-
tcrian Church will hold their annual
sale on Friday. December 9Th. begin
ming at noon and continuing through
the afternoon and evening.
Luncheon and supper will be served.
and all manner Of beautiful and dainty
fancy articles and Christmas presents
can be bought.
Important Meeting.
The Branch Allen Auxiliary. Home
for Incurables, will hold an important
called meeting in Grace Street Annex.
Murphy's Hotel. on Saturday, December
eth. at $3.50 P. NJ. Every member is
urged to be present
All those having articles or dona-
tions for the sale will please leave
them at Grace Street Annex. AIurphy's
Hotel. care of Mrs. John Murphy. be-
fore noon on Saturday. December 18th.
Princess Trixie Coming.
The arrival OF the Princess Trixie,
the wonderful trained horse. in Rich
mond. and her appearance at the
Academy Of Music on Friday next,
under the auspices of Miss Mary
Thonlas's Auxiliary to the Virginia
Home for Incurables, Is arousing a
great deal of interest and enthusiasm.
The prospects are for a crowded
house.
Mrs. RoclSwood'. Recital.
Mrs. lockwood gave her second re-
cital at her studio last evening, when
an interesting program was presented.
Mr.. William d Cooke opened the
evenings work with two lyrics. Her
Eyes and a plaintive song OF q. 3.
Hawley's quite surprising his hear
ers with his vocal style and promise.
Mrs. Adolphus Blair. gave F. II. Bull
lard's Water Lily" and ]. x. Rogers's
Love Has Wings Her voice and
temperament unite in affording ma
terial for artistic results, and were
keenly appreciated.
Mr., F. S. Jones's singing OF Mat
thews's Spring and NIetcalfs CAB
sent was adequate and dramatic.
Mrs. Hewitt's really beautiful voice.
In c. B. Hawley's 20 Haste Thee,
Sweet and in LIE FORCES Like the
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