The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-12
SOCIETY NEWS.
An Interest'ng letter From "feliN Ie''-
Ing what - G"sng On.

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.eemed to have even grown IN grace'
heir sweet gowns to have seasonau'e,
,irv summcrv preiilnesI The mus,
.eemed more tuneful and the supper
fainter Such magic charm there was
non the occasion The chaperont-
,resent were Mrs. Philip ilaNall, m hlach
.1. ne, and green trimmings. Mrs.
rbomas of Philadelphia, black SIR ana
ia. urs Thos Brander. black silk; MIS-
+, & NcPhail. black lace and green riD-
iors. while some Of the others were
NJ p q Cabcll. Mrs Charles smith
Mr.. Ashton Starke. Mrs. James Bran'n'
Miss Mcintosh. of Baltimore. Miss Lee
Fitch. of Philadelphia; Ms boilins' o'
Wytheyillc. Miss Gamble, OF ILLINOIS,
Nfi,s Leila Nycrs. Miss Mary Cameron.
Me. Virgie Archer. Miss Jennie hcfhali'
,i,.s Virgie Brock. Miss Gay Robinson
v,ss annie Williams. Miss Mary Lewis
Iiss Ian Adkins. and others. After
,ho ce,man a very elegant supper was
riven hy Mrs. and Miss McPhail in honor
of Miss Fitch.
4 luncheon, both recherche and ele'
,ant was given al the W esim0rel ana
7'imh las, week by Mr Beverley - Nun
ford i'm honor Of Miss Tailord. M az
York With "the right of way III W.
All tl~ spacious rooms and gtV,norn.
not aSpde of luxury the ~ r,fend.'
entertainment and pleasure i'm IL
e"rms where Ger their inclination icd
thcm ~ stray. Billiards add pool iuF-
.,ished a delightful degree of excitement
h,t the enjoyment of the keenesi pre-
v,iled when the beauty and abundance
of the luncheon table was surrounded
Al each ladies place large Duhci
Of American beauties was me hlalh r'
show the reserved seals OF lhr l"'l
ones. and In the center OF ihe la"l' '
h,vsl of rare flowers added their beauty
~ the scene of plenty The courteous
ottcufions of the host made no me-sie
nam of the Measure of ihe guests, WHO
Wore General and Mrs. 7. NJ. Logan.
Mrs Henry Dickson Bruins, Dr ana Af-
r g. Caben. Miss Mary Cook bIanci
Wi.s Frances Scott, Miss Neitie Poii.
Miss Fannie Archer, Mr.. Henry DaoeH
Mr. Andrew Christian. Mr Ran. } uchct
MIR Charles StrIngiellow. Mr. =. ,. J.
Patterson. and Mr. Fred Peasants.
one of the historic points of iniere-l
aronnl Richmond is Seven Pines som'
-ix or EIGHT miles east of The city. DIAL
tbere our patriotic souls should he stirred
Win the martial thoughts of battle an'
strife for right. that the ihundefon- toni
of fine cannon should sound in our ear
and the deadly steel Hash before OBJ"
eyes would be bat the correct sensation
I But since upon This war-mlloWed alol
PAVILION for dancing has been erect
/ "a rustic seats in arboied nonh
becn planted. and All the De-
1nirements forau eXcursionists rleasuf
made easy of access, no time can n'
.nered mn heroic imaginings. ON Mon
/ lay lasta pleasant party drove down ID
/ fhi. spoi and spent most delieni u
dav Mrs George Ross and Mrs. ] ID
F W. Talcoit were the indulgehi 'hAp
erones. and the others 90 the party Wei
/ Mis- Nettlc Potts. Miss ANNE. i'o'.
/ Miss Hattie Ross Miss May ai'"''
I Miss Jennie Mcphail Sit } Prc-iol
/ Carson. Mr. Charles Bohmer, Mr. John
Mallory. SIR William Palmer and Nj
Edgerion Rogers.
Miss Louise Meade gave very bead
|um lawn party on Friday evening a
/ her home. north Sixth street, in homo
of her guest. Miss Constance Bruno 90
/ Charleston, ". Va.
on Wednesday evening last MI
+ Thomas y Garter. 40 her home. ON Yves
+ Franklin. entertained several irienNs "a
very elegant dinner
The MISSES Lancaster entertained
delightful social club, of which they ar
members. az a picnic given no "heei
/ Creek" on Tuesday afternoon last. III
ueaal outdoor pleasure, with % mos
abundant repast spread upon the efeel
sward, enabled "a charming evening u
Doe pas.cd. Some of those present Wcr
+ Miss Mary Lee. Miss Minnie Cox, Nils
Mary Cox. Miss Anna Boybin, Miss Niil
tie London. Miss Louise Riley. OF IAN
fax county. Misses Noting. Misses Ian
easier. Mr. Frank Williams. Nh. loh
/ Rutherford. Mr. Cary Oabbell, Mr. JOIN
Williams. Mr. Granville Valentine an
several others.
Miss NJ. g. McClelland, an auihoress q
whose talent and success Virginia
Justly proud. as the heritage of one %
her most high-bon daughters. is now i
our citv. the guest of Mrs. tdWar
Minor. 40 heI home IN The West Ina.
Miss Bruce Williams aud Miss Mani
Myers are visiting Miss Julie Goggil i
New York.
Miss Mary Talcoit is visiting be
grandfather i'm Charlotte county
Miss Mamie Winston and Miss CALI
Rvland have returned from New lofh
Mrs William Talcott, who has bee
spending several weeks in New ORR rt
turned yesterday to the city.
We kings daughters, who are ST
F blessed as To- walk only the illumine.
paths Of life, forget not that there an
those where no bright beam breaks th
darkness. and lin Ills name some o.
the shadows may be dispersed with thl
/ thought, remember 10 attend an impor
/ tant meeting in its interest TO be helu ii
/ the lecture room of Grace Episc0pa
/ Church on Thursday afternoon next
. o'clock
The social event of the week head d
MS that is now i'm delightful anticipation
is the lawn party to be given for owee
Charitvs Sake at Blanden PARK. nea
the reservoir, ON "Wednesday evening
MAY 18th. from TO II o'clock. IL Is no
often that such an opportunity is give
US i'm which 10 seek our own pleasure
and which will al the same time b
giving aid to the needy, and surely al
ENJOYMENT SO robbed OF its selnshne-
will not fail 10 be blessed
Tickets of admission will cost yol
only zone 'alf a dollar for which smal
amount YOU have the privilege OF losinl
your heart 10 the cool promenades, los
ing YOUR senses in the giddy dance AM
losing your breath in the aerial hight %
the switchback. For one quarter OF
dollar YOU get a full size saucer OF ic
cream with garniiure of cake, and 10
only one quarter more you'll ind place.
/ before YOU with electro deXlerily nea
supper INT TO serve a king. 70 gallan
men give heed 10 the warnings OF thl
elmer man, and on TO the attack OF Ice
cream and sandwiches ie coy mai
deus, turn not deaf ear TO the pleading
| of We gallant men 10 join their forces.
Sufficient guarantee for the success o
I the party will be found In the names o
/ the managers. who are, Mrs. Jane
Branch, Mrs. Parker Conrad, Mrs. Gral
skidwith, Mrs. John Dunlop Mis-
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