The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-17

Mrs Robt. Cahcll, Mrs. Williams, Misses
I Parker and many others
Major Lewis Gintor gave
AVERY ELEGANT SUPPER
a few evenings ago % small number OF
I friends. Covers were laid for twelve,
and the table was one Of the most beau
iful ever seen in our city. IL was orna-
monted in a very artistic manner. the
center piece being pyramid oil magma
+ Charter roses iianked on either
side hv crcscents formed OF the same
magnificent rose, which Is now
considered to be the very perfection Of
beauty, and the largest rose which is
crown The menu embraced every lux
Hrv which the North and South could al
ford al ihi, season Oysters glace, boul-
lion served In exquisite Dresden cups
terrapin stew. fish maganaise, wild duck,
oysters I'm every style, salads fresh
fruits ices la the most unique
and lovely shape4, and other be-
wildering dishes too numerous TO men
ton T0asts were drunk In wine mel
low with age some being over fifty years
old The whole affair was a. recherche
and charming as good taste could sug-
rest. and the gcuialhost left nothing un-
lone 60 make the evening one Of the
most agreeable. which it has been the
fortune Of his friends 20 enjoy in his
very Aospitable home
4 very handsome "bal poudre' was
given last week I'm Charleston, $. c., 10
Misses Fannie and Hattie Ross.
TIE Y0UN0 0iRIs' COOKING CLUE
held their third meeting at Colonel Tai
Friday evening by invitation OF Mis-
Halle Ialcott, who is q member of the
club. Several charadcs were very clcy-
erly acted by Miss Ellen Lee, Miss Annie
Camm, Miss Ellen HObson, Miss Mary
Moore. Miss Halle Talc0tt and Messrs
Preston holland and Jack Peasants. The
nfis were an atiircd as French cooks,
and they presented a very pic
ufcsQuc appearance in their striped
calico and bingham dresses, with white
inr0n ana caps A very delightful sup
npr was served. which was for the most
nart cooked by the fair hands of the
members OF the Climb. and the invited
guests attested their appreciation Of the
Iaiuty dishes in % very complimentary
manner After supper q german was
danced which continued until the wee
small hours OF The night, and everyone
seemed i0aihe 10 end such "a delightful
evening.
SOCIETY s. TAyORiTEs.
Miss Barrie Page. of BROOKLYN. is the
guest of Mrs. W G. Mayo, at the Mt
Vernon
Miss Nellie Carmichael is fhe guest Of
Miss Mercer Cook. ON Third street
Cards are ont for a large party TO be
given on Thursday February 2lst, 10y
Mr and Mrs r. G.. Williams i'm honor OF
their daughter. Miss Mary Williams.
COlonc. and Mrs A. q Dickinson eX-
pect % leave this week for u Southern
Mp After remaining some weeks IN
Florida. they will return 10 their home
in New York and sail for Europe in
April t0 Join their daughter Miss Fan
ME. In Berlin Mrs Dickinson Inns done
so much for the pleasure OF her friends .
during her stay in Richmond, and her
lavish hospitality and brilliant wit have
been enjoyed bv very many Who VIII re-
greet her leaving.
Miss Jennie McphaU and Miss Mary /
I8lcott leave Monday night for Mobile .
iud Sew Orleans
Miss Fannie Archer Is visiting MIS- /
Hopkins in Washington, ID G.
Mrs Halle Wise and her son Barton .
vs. ise are The guests of Mrs Barton .
Ilaxall on Sixth street
Miss REEVES, who has been visiting
Miss Mary Cameron, leaves on Tuesday
or her home in Albemarle county
Miss kaufman from Columbia Penn
Is visiting Mis- Helen Hobbie on Main
and Third streets
Miss Helen Cameron IS The guest OF
Miss Mary Williams. west Franklin
treet.
Miss Murohison. of Newly is visit
ing Mrs Willie Talbot west Franklin.
Miss Talmad1e Is the guest Of Mr. AL F
.an Donnan. west Franklin.
Miss Bessie Pace LETT on Saturday for
old Point. where she Will join her
mother and spend % week.
Miss Mary Pegmm leaves on Monday
.0 visit her sister, Mis- Cameron, IN .
Petersburg.
Miss Irene Peasants is still confined
no fhe house. much % tle regret OF Aer
many friends
Miss Boone who has been the guest OF /.
Miss Rosaiie Winston leaves ON Tuesday 4
.0r New York.
Mr Arthur Peasants is in Washing
.On visiting Nh Lancriy. HEA.