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causes many regrets, IS she is ono Of
the most popular young ladies of tho
East End. Where she has lived all hor
life, and is universal favortc.
Many beautiful and costly gifts were
received.
Miss Chilton's Marriage.
Tho social event now exciting most
interest at Lancaster Courthouse, Va.
is the approaching marriage Of Miss
Laura Eugenia Clifton tho beautiful
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. Will
liam Chiffon, clerk OF Lancaster coun-
ty, to Mr.. Harry w. Nichols,fof Balti-
more.
Tho prospective bride belongs to one
OF the Oldest and most prominent fam
lilies In the Northern Neck OF Virginia,
and Is one Of tho most popular and at
tractive young ladies' of this section.
She has hosts of friends and admirers
in many parts Of Virginia, and Is we'll
known in Richmond, where ono of her
sisters, Mrs. Clarence Dunaway, resides.
Mr.. Nichols is a native OF Easton,
Nd, but for several years past no has
lived in Baltimore, where he Is con-
nected with tile firm Of r. NJ Sutton
sale houses in that city. He Is an
enterprisinE business young man, and
has lcGions Of friends wherever ho is
known.
Tho ceremony will take place in Bal
timore on tho 9TH Of next month, and
will be celebrated according to the
rites of the Roman Catholic Church,
OF which the prospective groom is q
communicate. -2is2 isafief
Kate iyNheclocL. Whist
Tho Kate wheelocls Whist Club met
last week with Mrs. G. u. 1vingo.
Winners north and south were Mrs.
Smith; east and west, Mrs. r. G. Nell
son and Mrs. G. w. p. Brock. The
next meeting will be held Thursday.
December 9Th with Mrs M. Allen
Chambers, of NO. 204 West Main Street.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Bolling's Musicale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boiling gave
their November recital yesterday after
noon at their home on Park Avenue,
this city. Their patrons, including the
friends and relatives OF tho pupils.
formed a most appreciative audience.
The recital opened with n duet by
Mr.. and Mrs. Boiling. Mr.. Boiling
afterwards played an "Old French
Gayotte," by zelden1.ust. The pupils
did themselves and their Instructors
great credit in their Inc rendition of
those who played being Miss N1adge
Clendon, Miss Lucille Bray, Miss Pearl
Brauer, Miss Mary Zollickoffer. Miss
Marjie Cunningham Miss Eva East
man, Miss Mabel Pace, Miss Laura
Blanton, Miss Kathleen Hardwickc,
Miss Mary Wood Miss Dorothy Glen
don, Miss Elizabeth Alley, Miss Anne
Lee, Miss Julia Spratley, Miss Elise
Jones' Miss Annie Scott and Miss Lii
lian Flanagan.
Miss Louie Perkins closed the pro-
gram by her rendition of 1.-The Christ
mas Tree Waltz" by Streabbog. fs
Annual Luncheon.
The ladies' of&tie different societies
of st. James Eplscopal Church, corner
of Fifth and MARSHALL Streets, will
have their annual luncheonyo the 4th
of December, in the 1ecture-rop1n, from
IL M. to 6, p. NJ. Fruit cakes ana plum
buildings OF the best kind can be
bought during, those hours.
Thanksgiving Social.
Among the pleasant occurrences
scheduled for next Thursday is the
sociable to be held in tile lecturc-room
of Park Place Church on the evening
of thanksgiving, from s to II O'Clock.
On this occasion it Is expected that the
ladies In charge of the circles viii be
prepared to bring in their offerings
for the carpet fund.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged, and q cordial Invitation is en-
tended the members and friends of the
church to be present q
TO Elect 0mcer..
The regular meetingof the Confed-
crate Memorial Literary Society for the
election of officers will be held We'd
nesday morning at II o'clock, in the
Confederate Museum.
Called Meeting.
The members of the Branch r. Allen
Auxiliary of the Virginia Home for
Incurables are urged to be present at
a called meeting of the auxiliary on
tuesday, November 26th,. at TIL o'clock.
The meeting will be held at yMurphy's
Hotel. st 'l. 1T. . ,Y
Donation Day.
Thursday. November 2Sth, will be
donation day at the Richmond Home
for Ladies'. Presbyterianrand Methodist,
on Seventh Street. AZ
Groceries and supplies arc greatly
needed. 1t is earnestly hoped that the
generous and charitable friends Of tho
aged and inf1rm will remember this day
and send supplies. 3a Il
Masonic Auxiliary.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Masonic Auxiliary was held in
Masonic Temple Tuesday--at II A. NJ,
Mrs. Boyce BROKER presiding.
| The following committees were ap-
pointed: Finance--Nlrs. w. NJ Williams
Mrs. A. O.. Burch; house committee
Mrs, Bloomberg, Mrs. Kahn and Mrs
Patterson: ways and means-Arrs. Bar.
Der, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Kahn, Mrs. Pow
ell. Mrs. ] oflnson, Mrs. Cheatwood, Miss
! n. L. Newborry, Mrs. Hasker, Mrs
/ Moore, Mrs. Blllups. ,;lTlippen, Mrs
Bailey, Mrs. Carter Mrs. Hughes, Mrs
4 Smith. Mrs Loard, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs
Rountree, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Ian.
kin, Mrs. NlcCurdy. Mrs. Cunningham
membership comnittee-Alrs. Fisher
visiting communicating, Groot. Vice.
i presidents elected We're Miss N. L. Now.
berry, Mrs. A. f. Rahln Mrs. o. u
Parrish. Mrs. w. S, Murray, Mrs. A. II
\ Fitzgerald. Mrs II, NJ. New, Mrs. G
Johnson. Mrs Il. r. Christian. Mrs. A
II. Courtney. Mrs, T.. Bloomberg. Mrs
G, II. FlIppen, Mrs. J. S. Moore, Mrs
Il Rosa CrOot and Mrs 4 Gun n I'M, I,n,r