The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-23

Woman's Club, n the activities as
ISOLATED with its Monday teas. its re-
ception, its bridge whist. ana Its
literary round table are in 1ull swing.
A number of special features planned
for evening programs promise much In
the way Of entertainment and artistic
value.
The members of Richmond Chapter,
! United Daughters of the Confederacy,
are looking forward to the general
convention of their organization, which
lis scheduled to meet early in November
at Little Rock, Ark. The Richmond
delegation is large, and there are sew
eral questions on the convention pro-
gram the discussion of Which will add
to its interest.
Among the week,s Weddings.
Among the fashionable weddings OF
the week win be that of Miss Mary
Evelyn SHickokto Hamilton Godwtn,
Boykin. of Richmond. The ceremony
will be performed at $50 o'clock, We'd
nesday, October rs, in the Second Pres
tyte-:an Church.
or unusual interest in Richmond is
the wedding Of Miss Lottie May Pitts,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Letcher Pitts. to the Rev. Plummer Il.
Jones. at s r. NJ. OF October rs, the
wedding to take place in the Presby-
terrain Church at Arvonia.
The wedding of Miss Katherine Fos-
ter, daughter of Mrs. Judith Anne Eos,
ter, to DR.. James Coleman Motley will
be celebrated Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 O'clock, in the home OF the bride,
5l2 West Grace Street.
In the home OF Mrs. Anna Morgan,
1881 West Cary Street, the wedding of
Miss CnraE IL 6 avn l ~ f,yo,,1a 81 ~ nv, -
Will be celebrated Tuesday evening, Oc-
.tober 25, at 1880 o'clock.
AT 1880 A. M. Of October IS, in5the
Presbyterian Church at Gordonsville,
will be celebrated the wedding of Miss
Page Waller Newman, OF Hilton,
orange county, to DR.. Montelle B. Kudd,
OF Richmond. DR.. Rudd and his bride
Will have their home, after November
10 at 9o1 West Grace Street, this city.
WOman's Club.
There will be a social gathering at
the Woman's Club on Monday after
noon from 5 to S o'clock. The regular
meetings Of the club will be inaugu-
rated In November. on the second day
OF which Miss Augusta T. Daniel will
begin her literature class at half-past
4 o'clock. The topics for discussion
will be connected with English liter
'ature. ~
Card Tournament.
The first card tournament OF the sea-
SON was played at the Woman's Club.
with compass whist as the game. Nino
tables were engaged, the highest score
being made by Mrs. Lartin Glazebrook
and Irwin Watkins, north and south.
while Arthur Cannon and Miss Eliza
Harvie tied for first place, east and
west.
The game was managed by Admiral
Webster, n a delightful collation.
was served afterward.
or Interest Here.
Right Rev. Charles Clifton Penick
and Mrs. Pentck have issued invitations
Tor the marriage of their daughter.
Mary Clifton, to Edward Craig Walker,
the marriage to take place THURSDAY
November 3, at 6 F. NJ, In Ascension
Church, Frankfort, KY.
The wedding is a matter OF socia,
Importance in Richmond, where Miss
Penick formerly lived. and. where her
parents, Bishop and Mrs, Penick. are
Mldely connected and most pleasantly
known. The ceremony will be ner,
formed by the brides father IN his
church, and the celebration VIII be !
fashionable and brilliant affair.
l%iuEuenot Society.
Inc annual meeting of the p,oh
mona Huguenot Society will be held =,
me lecture room OF the First Preshv.
lerlan Church, Madison and Gra.a
streets, on Thursday afternoon, octobes
9 at I o'clock. There will be mar.
estlns REPORTS from the field and pnod
music, besides the usual business e,an1
non OF officers for the coming ye,r
Al those interested in the worL
Whether members of the society an ~,
are cordially invited to be presen,
10 Meet Wednesday.
me Confederate Memorial It,
society VIII hold It's regular man,h.,
meeting Wednesday at II otclocl. AZ
At,ii;sO the meeting VIII ad,onrn -
nail an hour to attend the unve,1ina
o. the Maury memorial tablet a ,n,si.
attendance Is desired. ~
-, Johns Circle to Meet. s
=. John's Circle OF Kings
w! meet at 4:so O'clock to.mnr.nn,
afternoon in the home OF Mrs Isanan
:. 1arcin, 2G18 East Broad s,rse,
tahgeFnents Will he made for tha a..
esates TO the Stanton conyention o.
Wheat--Ho0th,
me wedding Of Miss Daisy chris,,a,
poo!l. of Mrs. Walter TemrI.
npuln' ptgil2s West Avenue. Ia cmr,ia
\ shead Wheat. son OF otho Whea, y,
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