The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-08

Mrs. Joseph Anderson in honor Of their
guest, Miss Mcintosh. No dancing or music
Interrupted. an evening prominently sue
cessful for the gathering together OF charm
ing people In home long famed Tor Its
charming entertainments. The guests were
Misses Anderson, Misses Myers, Misses Ross,
Misses Archer. Miss Anna Boykin, Miss Lon
don. Miss Josephine Lyons. Miss McCaw.
Miss Mary Morris Jones. Miss slary Cook
Branch, Miss Columbia Hayes, Miss Flor
ence Mckenney, Miss Mary Cameron, Miss
Meta Potts, Miss Mary Pegram, Miss Ellen
Hobson. Miss McPhail, Miss Martha Bag
by. Miss Dickinson, and Miss Morehead;
Messrs. Archer Anderson, Edwin Hobson,
Pegram, Grant, X. II. Gaines, T.. Willis.
Henry Baskerville Waller Morton Talbot,
John Price. 10. l.. Stern, j. rutherford.
Archer, BIankenship. {. Myers, Thomas
Bigger. William Lyons. Andrew Christian.
George Anderson. X. Page. j. Peasants,
Blythe Branch, Levin Joynes. Fred. Pleas
ants. Thomas Dorney. Arthur Peasants,
Gen. Charles Anderson. and DIR. Dunn.
A very novel entertainment was given
on Friday evening by little Misses Alice
Tinsley and Maude kent-"a lemon tea II
was called-and the object Of the guests to
guess bow many seed there were in jar OF
lemon seed. Miss Adell Tyler made the
nearest guess 10 the number, which was
l25. so won the first prize. which was an
amber set Of pitcher and glasses for lemon
ade. The BOBBY was a wooden lemon
squeezer. and carried of by little Miss Alb
bie It. John.
The greatest interest is being manifested
in the coming charity ball. and nothing but
q brilliant success is anticipated. The
a.. l.h
80 only 81 80. will enhance its allurement to
many young men and make greater the
chance Of many young ladies attending.
Miss diary Handy is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Lucy Blair is at Rock Castle, the
guest of Miss Helen Rutherf00rd.'
Miss Julia Morton is in Norfolk, the guest
Of Miss Picket.
Miss Elise Coke is visiting Miss Eva
Flanagan in New York.
Miss Meta Potts leaves on Tuesday for
Atlanta, wbere she will visit the Misses
Clarke.
Colonel and Ms. G. Il. Barksdae and
Miss Emma BaTksdale have returned to the
city and are at their home on west Frank
lin.
Miss Page Booker returned from Norfolk
last evening.
Miss Lizzie Edmunds is visiting Mrs.
James Boyd. on Grace street, but Will spend
the latter part Of the winter with her broth
or, Senator Edmunds, in Washington.
Mrs. 6. u. Langh0rne is in Baltimore.
Miss small returned 10 IlagerstOwn last
week.
Miss La Ford Palmer is expected TO re-
turn from New York i'm a few days.
Miss Maggie Moore has accepted an inyi-
tatIon to travel in Europe, and expects to
sail very soon.
Miss Bette Deane has returned from
Lynchburg.
Miss Tayior, Of North Carolina, is a guest
at the Valentine House. FELIX.
Notes About Town.
Mr.. Ii. .. kenes and Dr. Brooke. OF Hall
Jax county, were in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. Lyon G.. Tyler, president Of William
and Mary College, was in the city yester-
day.
Miss lIightswer. Of Atlanta. Ga, is in
the city, a guest of Miss Estelle Courtney.
No. west Grace street, where she viii De
for short time.
Rev. {. {. Wertenbaker. the newly ap-
pointed pastor Of Laurel-street Church. is
in the city. and will fiji his pulpit, both
morning and night.
ON account of repairs going on in the
Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner sixth
and Clay streets, there will be no service
there tonight. Short service will be held
AT II o'clock \. NJ. in the schOO,-room.
DR.. John II. Weymouth. formerly Of Rich .
mond. but now Of Beverly. W. Va, with
his family. is visiting his sisters. Mrs. Wal
den and Miss IIennie Weymouth, Of north
Fifth street.
Elder X. {. Brown will preach at tie Life
and Advent MissiOn-rOOm. smiths new
(CentraD hall, Fifth street between Broad
and Marshall, az i. VI. to-day on "The
Overthrow Of Mystery Babylon"
Nr. Tracy r. Wyles, one Of Richmond's
most talented amateur artists. has painted
a handsome picture Of a group Of canvass
back ducks feeding. Ii is a very attractive
work Of art and reflects great credit ON the
artists ability.
Judge Wexford Yesterday granted a cha
ter Of incorporation To the James River
VI arl and Bone Phosphate Company The
capital stock is TO be not less than $1,000
nor more than 100000. divided into
shares Of 1000 each. The officers are:
John Pope, president; Milton Cayce, vice
president; :. J.. Bishop, secretary and treas
urer all OF Richmond. The above and
Lewis Ginter, Of Richmsnd, aud Thomas l..
Dorseit, Of Manchester, constitute the board
Of directors.