The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-03
Coma Of The Prizes That Have Been Drawn
This Season.
list WEEK AN UNUSUALLY QUIET one.
- povalI's supper-Mrs. Montague's Re
ception-Iitcrary Club-other
Joyous Affairs.

,ho, worry few Of The participants have been
49, - ascertain more than the fact that the
e. s,,okcs and hub arc painted rcd
v,bccl in its revolution has given out
=. oropts that have the unmsiakable
conlcur do rose and some functions even
,-un..-ossod tho line and actually presented
too,,re,rance Of red spoke Of often IN con-
- with towns and university students.
use who held tickets have drawn many
,+-,,go but withal enjoyable prizes LOT tuo
wheel has spun out geIihans' o,'or
lnnche0ns. balls, parties, ana almost e'VY
- NV that could Ion the time ainuse the
iononid and nonchalent ticket-holders
Sernomen have drawn introductions TO men
ohio were visiting here, some girls nave Hohe
Inc same. only their girls were men Sonlc
have drawn friends 70 iilrt' whIe others nave
seooivel mandates % be honest and good.
an have enioved themselves. and II Is WIN
re'urfauce and sadness they watch the TeNo-
intions If the wheels growing slower ana inc
pnzes growing less. 49,, - ;s
Tlus is society at tho present tune,t Is
oossine from one season 20 another ana rest
H., an its laurels II is biding It's time ana
,a3rin0 strenuth for q new night with tho
wheel nc seashore and mountain, ana soon inc
,ra+oripq places Of the country Will DC VII
,cssoe 10 the gay functions Of The gay people
ip the CAV season of summer TINE.
Richmond Inst week was quiet more SO
than Il has been for some weeks past though
sevevol elegant events told better than words
rat there IS still some fcwpuzas IN the wheel
Tho events were opened by superb supper
given bv Mr. and Mrs. William T. hoy"i NJ
fheir pa1atial home on Yves, trahkilh street
IL took place Monday eV'n ns ate[ 1ne rec
tpre delivered by Mr. Royal on Napoleon
Ir,enarte and was an enjoyable affair IN the
fullest sense Of the word .
a collation. embracing delicacies and wines
v,qs served. and the decorations of table and
rooms added beauty 10 the scene.
Among those present were. Mr. and Mrs.
Johu Fnders. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling,
Ms Montgomery Seldom Of Baltimore. Mrs.
Anne Rutherford and Miss Helen Rutber-
foord II Roch Castle, Miss Robertson Of
Abingdon, and Messrs. Grant, Watkins,
Boiling and Branch.
Mrs. Percy Montague gave o splendid recep-
zion % Mrs Montgomery Seldom on tuesday
A short musical was enjoyed euchre was
played and "a beautiful supper served during
the evening.
Dancing was also indulgedin, and the even
ing was IN every way enjoyable
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
William l.. Royal. Mr. and Mrs. John Enders,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. Leroy,
Miss Helen Montague. Miss Alys Montague,
of Amelia. Mr. Charles T.. Boiling. MI. VII
liam Grant, Mr. Allen Talbot. Mr. Bennle
Blair.
The last meeting this season Of tho Rich
m0nd Literary Club took place Friday night
ct the house Of Miss Mary Cooke Branch, on
west Franklin street. The subject discussed
was. "WQdsworth,' and the club had q
rare treat in an essay that showed much
knowledge IL was prepared and read 10y Mir.
Wyndham r. Meredith. and was enjoyed 10y
al present
Among those who attended were Miss SAT
ford, Of New York; Miss Mary Morris Jones,
Miss Rosalin peasants. Miss Mary Mason
Anderson, Miss Mary Cameron, Miss Daniel,
Miss Patterson, OF New York, Mrs. Mynd-
ham Il. Meredith, Mrs. Hartley Carmichael,
Mrs. Arthur Seldom, Major Williams T. Wick
ham. Messers. Richard II. Gaines, Beverly
Is. Muuford, Roosevelt Page. W X. Meredith.
Phillip A. Bruce Frank Williams j. Aston
Cabell, A. Sale Watkins, and Thomas n.
Carter.
III. Junius Gregory made the hearts of
several fishermen glad on Saturday, for he
rendered an ENJOYABLE fish fry 10 several
Richmond friends at his home in New Kent.
The Pamunkey beauties were pulled out of
their Vatery homes with a sang froid that
you'd have put Walton 10 blush. and the fry
Lt dinner would have been envied by the chef
d. cuisine Of Old Point Comfort
Mr. Alfred Shield caught the largest fish, he
Among those who participated were Major
a. r. Courtney. Major Clay Drewry, Messrs.
CHARLES A. Taylor, Il. A. Taylor Charles +.
Boiling, Seaton 1insley, George Smith and
Joseph Taylor.
The Junior German Club gave It's last en-
teTtainment of the season Friday evening at
The Bslvidere Hall, and many of the Uniyer-
aty students attended Among the partlcl-
pants In the dance were: Misses All 20
Drewry. Alice Tinsley. Emma Barksdale Gen
trude and Annie Lee Camm, Mary Hayes,
Lizzie Bridges Vireie Brock, Mary Yancey
TREE of Louisa; Nellie Parker Nirgie CABOT.
Ellen Hobson Avery, OF Alexandra Mamie
baundcTs; Ellen Lee, of Glasgow; Maggie
Ferguson. Carrie Moore. Ellen Blair. Bessie
Pace. Salie Talbot Mary Alfriend, Munford,
Of Salisbury. Nd. Adele Tyler Stuart Brad
ley, Mnry Moore, Perry; Burthe, of Univer-
slty OF Virginia Bragg. of Petersburg.
liessrs. Dolph Blair leeder), Willoughby
Newton r. NJ Workman. John BOisscau,
Hugh Parrish. Allan Talbot Stuart Lottier,
Albert AlsOp, Frank Blankeuship. Lee Bragg,
John Bryan. Greer Baucbman. Gus Drewry,
Alfred Cary, Elmer Ecker, Richard Gwath-
mey, John Goodwin, Gibbs Halle, Frederick
Lambert, Phillip Powers, Eddie Robertson,
Coleman Ratclihe, Blair Stringtellow,
James Snngiellow, George War
rem, Macon Martin, Cham Peasants,
Edmond Woodrge, Hogue Gillian, Robert
Ai'AlbIs linton Nllutlt AIlluI Mayo,
George Mayo, James Valentine John Cullen,
Deaue Naury, Howard Smith, Philip Nc
kinney. Eddie Christian. James S. HaZen.
and Dr. Wilfred Peasants. of this citv Messls.
i. j. johnson. j. A. Stevens. IL. W. Bingham,
J. S. Carter +. Harvey. J. b. Robertson, y.
Lucas, j. Martin, j. $. Bryan and ). NJ.
Marshall. of the University OF Virginia, and
Messrs. K. j. Johnson, b. Shaw and A.
Stomach, Of the University of North Carolina.
The first ball Of the Adonis Social Club was
given al Thons Hall Thursday
The grand march. which began at 800 was
participated in by aboQt twenty-five couples.
Councilman G. G. IN served bounteous
ond elegant supper al Midnight, which was
EeHshed by large number of those in at
tendance.
Those present were Misses Minnie and Rosa
Ihon. Augusta and Laura Nagnor, Ida and
Lena Pohler Lille Dorsam, Mary Mccarthy
Ella Jones, Mary and Annie Kritzer, Alice
Saunders. Susie Wright. Bessie and Dora
Kantriwitz. Emma and Amelia Picot. Emma
Singer, Tonic Hoist. Mary Harrison and Han 4
nah Jacob. and Robert W Thon, Joe Wool
ridge Thomas Fleming, Charles T. Brel
Robert Kritzer. III. Carayata. John J. Quinn.
Dave Council. Thomas Cowan, Thomas Mat
theWs, James r. Lunny. John TAYLOR. !. Oil
yer J. Wildt, William Mitchell, Ike HARRISON
X. Farrell, j. Abrams, William Leilis aad II.
Fulchcr.
Mr.. John Kerr Branch gove an enjoyable