The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-06

Gordon. black net over white silk, pink
flowers; Miss Ryder, pink point d'espri'
and silk.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Harris gave
A CHARMING cARDPARTY
At their residence on West franklin
street The guests were Mr. and Mrs
William Allen, Mr. and Mrs William
ROYAL. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Boiling.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Talley, Mr.. aud
Mrs John + Anderson. Mr. Connally.
Mr. and Mrs Piercison, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Rutherford, Mr. James Allison.
The prizes were both costly and hand
some. Mrs Rutherford was the most
successful player, and was awarded the
head prize which was a beautiful
mirror. Mr. Byrd Warrick won the
bOOby prize, handsome silver handle
silk umbrella Mrs Thomas Boiling was
the recipient Of the ladies' BOBBY
prize" q solid silver shoe buttOner.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cowardin gave
AT their residence. on East Franklin. last
Monday evening (after the opera very
handsome supper Among the guests
were Governor and Mrs. Lee, DR. and
Mrs. Robert Cabell, Mr. and Mrs {. ID.
Lanehorne, Commander and Mrs. Nc
Curley
The Regent Punch was served in the
elegant silver bowl which was wedding
present to Mr. Cowardin from Governor
Lee and stan.
ANOTHER AGREEABLE CARD PARTY.
Mir. and Mrs. Ashton Starke gave a
most agreeable card party few even
| inrs AGO az their residence, 9lj west
| Franklin street Among the guests pres
ent were Mr and Mrs Allan Donnan,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Allen Mr. and Mrs.
James Patterson, DR. and Mrs. Robert
/ Cabell. Major and Mrs c. c. McPhail,
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Talbot, Mr. and
Mrs. Iotchkiss, Mr. and Mrs. James
Branch, Messrs Pegram, Nowland, An
derson. Chaplin, Rose and Taley. SIX
! hand mchre and whist were the most
popular games Of the evening, and were
/ INDUCED in until II o'clock, when a
most delightful supper was served
/ Salads, oysters in different style, GRO
quetts. crabs and ices and other deli
Cacics were enjoyed with rOse-tinged
compliments exchanged over sparkling
glasses OF wine and apple lOddy.
The tea given on Monday afternoon
by Miss Page Booker. TO her guest Miss
/ Campbell was 2 delightful affair TIE
house was beautifully dressed with
. flowers. palms and ferns, and numerous
soft lights The collation. consisted OF
all kinds of dainty and tempting dishes.
The fair young hostess did the
hOnOrs with much ease and grace,
assisted by Miss Campbell, Miss
Blair, Miss Hays, Miss White, Miss Potts,
and Miss Gaillard Among the guests
were the following young people Miss
Saie MAYO. Miss Louise Mayo Misses
Elise, Bruce, and Williams, Misses Tai
colt, McPhail, Pace Clark Proctor
Walker, Christian, Rogers, Anderson
. Patterson. and Miss Cameron, Of Peters
burg The gentlemen were Messrs.
/. Cabell, Pleasants. Munford, Parish, Glib
son, Rogers, Rose, Young, Moncure,
Rutherford, and others
The Misses Darlington gave g very
charming tea at their residence, No.
j21 West Grace street, last Thursday
evening from "Gto s o'clock
The hOstesses did the honOrs with
grace and dignity, assisted by Miss
ROsalie Winston, who wore black tulle
and silk trimmed in silver Miss Bette
Dean. white lace over silk and nat
ural flowers; Miss Bette Powell
yellow mlle over satin, with red
poppies Miss Nettie Potts, white silk
and crepe lisse. Mrs Percy Grant looked
lovely in blue silk and mOire. Mrs
Thomas Marshall very handsome, in
black silk and white trimmings. Miss
Manson. Of Lynchburg, white silk en-
train trimmed i'm lace Miss Beach, Of
Alexandria, white silk and tulle. Miss
Sallie MAYO, red silk and tulle the same
shade, flower trimmings. Miss Judith
Darlington, wore blue satin and tulle
Miss Bessie Darlington, lack black
and lovely garlands of yellow flowers
Miss Emma Darlington, white silk MULE
and lace, with mOiTe ribbon trimmings
Among the guests were Miss Josephine
Lyons, Miss Sallic Anderson, Miss Mary
TalcOu. Miss Jennie McPhail, Miss
Josephine White, Miss Calai Ryland
Miss Mary Williams, Miss Brock, Misses
Clark. Miss Louise Mayo, Miss Harston
Miss Christian. Miss Bruce, Miss Pleas
lants. Miss Proctor, Miss Archer
Miss Powell, Miss Cox, Miss
Pace, Miss Siam Williams; Miss
Coke and others Messrs Cabell
Carson, Nelms, Lyons, Parrish, Shep
pard. Palmer, Maury, Ryan, Rose, Nun
ford, Egleston, Arlington, Price, Ian
caster Mallory Noland- Rutherford, anc
many more that We haven't space tC
mention. The house was elabOralell
dressed with beautiful flowers and grow
ing plants, and numerous wax candles
and pretty lamps made the effect very
brilliant The collation. consisted OF
delicious salads, crOquetts, ices waters
chocolate, and coffee in prOtusion. Ih'
entertainment was pronounced one o
the most pleasant of the season
: Mr. and Mrs Griffin Davenport enter
tanned a few friends at dinner on las
Wednesday evening in honor Of Mis-
Proctor, of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan gave a verl
DELIGHTFUI DANCING PARTY
al their beautiful home, Laburnum, oi
last Tuesday evening to their young sons
which was greatly enjoyed by aOou
seyenty-ive guests. Among them wer'
Miss Meta Logan, Miss Alexander, Mis-
Page Booker, Miss Campbell Mlssf
+ Williams, Misses Mary Cullen, Mis-
, Bessie Addison, Miss Norma Walker
and others. An elegant supper wa
served at u o'clock, the menu embracing
all the delicacies of the season. Tn
whole entertainment was a very rccherch
, affair.
SOCIETY NOTES.
On New Years eve Mrs. John \ Cor
J don, fi2 north Third street, gave beau
P tiful reception to the friends Of her littl
p daughter Eugenia A novel and uniqu
5 feature was the Gypsy fortunetclleI
2 who, by turning the silver wheel o
fortune" foretold the bright and happ.
2 future of the fair young girls.
d Miss Josephine Lyons leaves on Mon
r day next for Washington.
Mr.. John Lyons has gone South on