The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10
SOCIETY'S SEASON WANING
Esnbsrs Of the Upper Circles Preparing
for Summer.
FRIDAY GERMAN CLUBS TUG PARTY.
r,irthday Celebration-M Miss Enie Hranchs
Musicalc-Personal Mention OF
Prominent People.

.r--ei but there Wa, not thaJ go a Oh thcH
characteristic during the winter season
Society," is resting and is gradually slipping
l... Tie cay whirl until thesummer bids them
t.-a.aorc and mountains.
fa.t now one Of the uppermost questions in
temiuds of those who made beautiful the
a.r room during the last season is Where
.... spend the summer
Some want to flint ct Old Point, while
..b... a-o equally anxious TO do the same
..., AZ the White. One bevy are making
.......m tuts 10 look l0Yc.y0t the kockbudge
Au. while Others have in their minds eye
nr delights of NmIagansctt Per and Bar
rar have decided. but a careful canvessing
.f.nu.ou certainly shows That there will be
-,.-e peouIe at the White TINS summer from
Richmond than there has been for years.
event vet to come that VIII no doubt
lau.casaut IS Tug party % be gwen under
tlral.ploes of the Friday German Cluo ON or
about Nav 2lst. lhe party VIII go 20 War
wrk Park. where german VIII ice executed,
.nl during the stay 90 that place charming
collation. VIII be eaten. The party Will 20
down The uyer ON barge.
Wont You come e. my birthday party on
Friday evening. May .th brought together a
happy crowd last Friday evening.
Ils occasion was party gwen by Mr.. and
Mrs Alexander Cameron 70 their daughter,
Miss Flora cameron, who was eight years old
on ,aat day.
The invitations were prettily gotten up, and
bee ias bearing the above invitation Kate
Greouway figures embeIlshed them. Master
Donald Cameron name was also on the lnYl-
ma0u as the little folks birthdays came
p-t in tie same week.
The decorations were white and pink, snow
ts and ia France roses being the flowers
dseI Two handsome cakes surmOunted the
tables and the little folk had lots Of fun when
the cakes were cut, for almost every slice con-
tanned a uug.
dancing was also done, and high carnival
.n ts prettiest sense was the scene presented.
Fully seventy-iye children were present
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Miss Efie Branch rendered an enjoyable
musicale on Wednesday evening IN honor OF
Miss Stafford, of New y DIRK Miss Etie
branch IN a most effective gown Of gray tulle
with Is graceful spray of MargueuteS thrown
caroIessIy over IT, was assisted IN receiving
her guest bv hermOther. Mrs. John p Branch,
who was very handsome IN an imported gown
Of white falllc. embroidered IN purple p8nsleS
Elegant diamond ornaments completed her
costume. Miss Stafford, q handsome brunette
wore rs most becoming costume OF yellow tulle
over fa.lle The waist of satin was decouete
with folds 0f tulle and shoulder-knots of silk
ubbou
The charming songs beautifully rendered
bv Miss Stafford. Miss Mary Cook Branch, and
Messr- lowell Watkins and Branch were
most high .y appreciated and enjoyed. At IL
O'Clock b handsome supper was served IN
courses .u .ra tables the menu beng elaOO-
rate slI sparkling champagne and other wines
flowed m abundance. This entertainment
was only H keeping with the many elegant
ones which hove Ofel gwen by the genial and
LospaD.e host and hostess during the past
The guests were Miss Stafford. Of New York;
Bliss NcIherson. of North Carolina; Mrs. Dr.
Robert Dabel Mrs. James Branch. Mrs.
Haa, Misses Norma and Hope Stewart, Mss
M4Iv Morris Jones. Miss Bessie Addison, Miss
CAho Eyand, Miss Jennie McPhail, Miss
Fannie Ross Miss Boxie scott, Misses Bessie
aud Mamie Lay Miss Rogers, Of Petersburg;
Misses Salhe and Mary Anderson, Miss
SalIe Mayo. Miss Mary McCaw, Miss Leila
Myers Miss Mary Cook Branch, Miss May
Handy Messrs. Henry Cabeu Willie Grant,
Dudley Mcdonald. Jack Lowell, Willie Hane-
vlnckel. Reid HObs0n, Garter Branch, Cen
sral Anderson. Wyndham Boiling Ned Myers
Levin JONES. Charles Strlngfellow, Beverly
NunfOrd. Me5srs George and Arthur Lee, Dr.
Dunn. Sale Watkins. John Kerr Branch,
red Scott, Thomas Scott Blythe Branch,
William Walker of Lyuchburg Richard
Gaines, Frank Davenport Barton Ha1all,
p
CaoelL Professor Haas, Barton GTundy,
James Anderson and others.
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Miss Ays Montague has returned to her
l.ue n Baltimore, after a very enjoyable
visit t1 Richmond.
Tie Misses Hall. of Baltimore, are the guests
n Nls. Charles Cowardin, on east Franklin.
Mrs Randolph Norris leaves on Tuesday
or New Ork. where she Will be the guest OF
her father. Colonel Dickinson.
SIR Edward Christian has engaged his cot
t4ge 10 the White Sulphur for the summer.
Bliss Meme Myers Is the guest OF Miss Mar
gazette Mcintosh, Baltimore
Miss KITTY Montague is the guest OF Mrs.
join Williams east Franklin.
Miss Ca.le kvlaud and Miss Bessie Addison
will spend July and August at Capon Springs,
West Va
Miss Mamie Buerthe, from the University,
rs the guest " her sister, Mrs George Wayne
Anderson. south Third street
Miss Bessie Pace is in Baltimore visiting
friends
Hiss Mary Cullen is in Philadelphia the
guest OF Miss BOjine She spent several
weeks IN New York last month visiting
friends
Mrs William Hopkins, from Lexington. is
tae guest of her father, Or. Dorsey Cullen
east Grace street
Miss Mcpherson, from North Carolina is
the quest 0f Miss BONe Scott, west Franklin.
lr. and Mrs Hunter Mcclure went TO
Washington OF Wednesday, TO be absent seye-
r4l days
Mrs Willie Talbot is visiting friends in
New York
Dr. and Mrs. Warner Moore reached
lacAmond last week. They spent the winter
abroad
General and Mrs. Logan have opened their
lovely country home on the Richmond and
All 1lauy railroad for the summer.
Sir. Alexander Camerons family VIII 60 to
ms summer home. Cameron Lodge" near
uera.usylle. the LIST OF june.
lr and Mrs. William Royal VIII spend
4e sumner travelling ln the North. and DO
~ expect 10 be al their country place in
Ayeu.rle
Bliss Louise Brander viii leave for Lynch
bur leXJ week TO visit Miss Otey She Will
44ter go 10 Lexington tOattend the commence
uelts
Hiss Bessie Faunueroy Will attend the
commandments 40 Washington and Lee /
A.l rs.ua Military Institute in June. |
oie wll open the ball al the Washington and |
lee
Bliss Annie Williams VIII spend the summer |
81 tr White Sulphur
Colonel A. S. Buford's family viii 90 to his |
lovely home. The Highland" on the Rich !
iaona and Allegheny railroad, about the LIST Of |
June.
An Philip Haxan will be at home" TO
ler friends Thursdays in May from to !
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