The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-16

were Miss Mary Talcoit, MISS Enlly Sol'-
ing. Mr.. Eugene Nassie, MT, hovttt Ian
caster. and Mr Conway GORDON 10 COM
pare or 10 criticise would be imposslDle' -
the acting oi each was neyonu 'ns niS', ~
the s,norlatiye "best.n ard above the
o,bor and hence perfect. Each lady guest
chose her fate through a valentine, ana
each gentleman had a heart presented MN
as a souvenir. Never matter in what glilse
IL was Given. he wore IL for that evening IN
Tho right rlace-upOn his left side-but
whether IL was worn upon his sleeve or nei,
or precisely what species Of rara avs
'.pecked- II il, will remain valentine
mystery. =. a.
Some clue may be found, however, IN the
names Of the guests some Oh whom NeIe
Miss Little of Fredericksburg. Miss Gaines
Of Warronton, Miss Bette Deane. MISS
Lilly Camm. Misses Noting Kisses
CLARK. Misses Lancaster, Miss Ellen
London. and Miss Elise Coke. hessfs-
Lancaster. James MoncUre, Merry
weather Lewis. Funston 6reenYille
Valentine. Frank Williams Grinnan ana
Dr. Harrison. a most elegant supper was
served az which many Of the dainies
were OF swoeior flavor for being offered by
Misses Nellie Boykin, Roy Ellerson ana
Nellie Perrin.
ON saturday. 40 . o'clock, the Misses
Camm entertained number Of young lady
friends at a luncheon at PizzinIs. Inc
decorations. which were artistic ana LAVISH
were all in yellow: large punches OF JON
quils. tied with yellow ribbons Tor
each lady. as we'll as valentines Oh
untrue designs. Those present were Mis'
4. b. Camm, Ms. Raleigh toision, Mr..
Phillip Ilaxall Misses Leila Harrison, oil
New York: Janet Harrison. OF leesDurg;
Fannie Ross. Hattie Ross. Mary MOI
ton. Of Baltimore: Mary Anderson.
Jennie McPhail Mary Cameron. Nettie
Potts. Ellen H0hsOn, Mary Aliricnd, Elise
Coke. Eyie Walker, Callie Ryland, Elise
-irother. Bessie Addison. Meme Myers, lr-
gie CABOT. Mary Cullen, Louise Brander
and Ellie Branch.
Miss llelle Perkins ON SATURDAY. evening
entertained the caste of the American 'oh-
sims. which recently won such laurels by
their performance 40 the Academy. Eacn
guest did something for tine entertainment
of the evening. making charming medle.
Of music. wit and mirth. Mrs. ii. \.
Tabb and her brother. Mr.. Robert rnepherd'
sang a charming duet. Mr. shepherd also
recitod " Care. the Blacksmith" with fine
histrionic ability. Miss Mary came
ron read an original essay on the
Higher Education of Women. Mr.. jock
Peasants rccited an original poem,
while the others added their quota
NJ entertainment DOB various ways ~ aereed-
bic. They were Mrs. Charles Walker, Nrs.
James Patterson. Miss Lille Peasants.
Miss Carrie Moore. Messr- Thomas DAB
ney. u. N. pegram, Preston holland, Eu-
gene Massie and Tom and Lewis lirandet
Mr.. and Mrs. John J.. Branch gave an
elegant dinner party on Friday evening IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls,, Of Gin
cinnat. Among the guests were Governor
and Mrs. Mckinney.
Miss Julie Cogglll. of New York, viii 20
this week 90 visit Miss -allic Mayo.
Miss Bessie rirOther. 90 Baltimore. Is the
guest of Hiss Elise -tr0ther
Mrs. BRADLEY IT, johnson. of Baltimore, Is
now with Mrs Thomas Boiling.
Miss lorine Noting and Miss Mary Cox
are i'm New Orleans, visiting Mrs. Dr' BrunS'
nee Miss Katie Logan
Miss Susie Hayes. " Baltimore. is the
guest of Mrs. James Worth, east Grace
street.
The Misses Coleman, Of Baltimore, are
the guests of Mrs. Marlborough, ON Fifth
street.
Miss judith Darlington leaves on Mon
day. 2lth. for Chicago.
Miss Gertrude Riyes is visiting in Rich
m0nd
Miss Bessie Martin. Of Franklin street, is
ON visit TO Castle Hill, the home Of the
RiYeses, in Hlbemarle. FELIX.