The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-08

Miss Howle, New York: +. s. Hazen with Miss
File Williams, r. T. Morris with Miss Sslie
ROY. Lancaster Williams with Miss Logan, Rich
mond Naury with Miss Duval. John a. cullen
with Miss Florence, Tyler, George ~ ,PSgram
with Miss Anna Barksdale. Stanley b. Tyler with
sisgs-L L. Williams, John r.. Goodwin,
Allen Talbot Ed Hanewinckel. Ben Stacy,
Bailey Saunders .Cuthbert Harrison,
Chaperones.-Mrs. l.. Ii. Tatum, Mrs: A. Il.
Donnan, Mrs Willie Talbot, Mrs. II. A. Tabb,
and Mrs. James Pickrell
HANDSOME TEA.
Miss Ioriise Allan Mayo entertained her friend,
Ma HAYES OF Baltimore. ON "Wednesday even
ing. az q handsome tea. The decorations,
lamps and flowers were yellow, aud the golden
glow was becoming and pretty. hcceiflng win
Mi.sss Mayo and Hayes. were Misses Elise
Strother, lmOgen Morris. Fannie Foss, Florence
Mckinney, Mary Mayo Jennie 1lcPhail. Bessie
Famileroy. Lizzie Jowhes, and Hiss stocking
Alter the tea the receiving party were Joined
by a number OF gentlemen, and progressive
euchre was played until 70.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. II. B. Fitzhugh and Miss Bessie Fitshugh
gave a tea on Friday evening.
Invitations are ont for party by 1lr. and Mrs.
l.. H. Addison, 90 their neicei Miss hallchurst
OF Macon, Georgia, on Monday evening at y
O'Clock.
Mr.. G.. Tarlton Goldthwaite OF Cambridge
University, j. IN the city.
Miss Bessie Pace entertained Miss Schwartz
waldcr her gnest, on lucsday evening NJ tea
Miss Pace viii continue her TUESDAY evenings
during febi uary.
TUESDAY TFAs.
Mrs Edmund Addison introduced her attrac-
tive dcbutante niece, Miss Hazlehnrst lot
Macon. Ca % her friends az tea on tuesday
evening. in the absence Of Miss Addison, Miss
Ryland assisted IN DONG the honors, and Mrs.
RonnOlds poured the tea.
Va were pleasantly presented 20 the Young
people of Richmond at tea by Mrs. samuel ii.
pnllam whose guests they are, on tuesday. be-
tween the hours of five and seven. Receiving
with them were Misses Iland and Ellen Clarke
Katie Blankenshp. Ashley Miller, Bessie Oal
Lucie Blair and Mary Crenshaw.
Mrs. W. +. OppenhimCr gave tea IN honor
of her cousin. Miss Hays, of Phiiadelphia on
Mcdncsda evening Miss Mary ana Miss Louise
May Mayo assisted in receiving
Mrs. ". T. PembertOn received her friends
from 10 on Thursday evening.
A party Of bright girls under the direction OF
Mrs Frank BinIord dispensed the dainiles OF
the tea table ami . pleasant hour Wa enjoyed
by many friends of the hostess
Mrs II. G. Morton and Miss Morton gave the
firsi OF series of receptions IN bitary on
Thursday evening. Miss Morton was assisted III
receiving by number OF ATTRACTIVE yonng
friends, among them Che Misses Deane, Mss
Ross, of Lexington, Va, and Others.
Mrs Morton viii omit her reception on thurs
day of next week and will receive the week ioi-
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Norton Mrs Russell Rob
insOu Mr.. tabeli Robinson, Mrs. i. \. br intcf,
Mrs Charles j. Taylor, and Mr.. and pr, i'oneft
Powers, were among the party Who lett al IL
o'clock on Friday to attend Mardl Gras.
Bn amateur opera Is planned 20 be stud'ed
and rchcarsed during Lent. and presented az
Easter The cast Will include the best amateur
talent Of the city, and Will. no doubt, surprise
and del ght the community Oh the eNcntIul pre-
sentat.O u occasion. 49,
Judge Henry Blair and his wife and Miss
Blair Of Bedford county. Va, are the guests OF
Mrs John II. Claiborne, Gl2 east Leigh street.
Miss Logan and Miss Kent, OF salem, hoan0ke
county, are at the Luray, Fourth and Nam
streets
Mr. Stewart Barney is visiting at Brook
Hill"
GOOD MUSIC FOR A GOOD CAUSE.
The second concert by the Philharmonic Or
chcstra under the direction OF Professor Emory
Shaw and for the benefit OF the Woman CHRIS
tlan Association. will take place on Tuesday
evening next and IL is hoped that large
and apprccative audience will greet the
accomplished artists who viii assist the
orchestra on this occasion. Madame Ions
Motzgers rich cOntraltO, and Dir. j. y. Baker
hassO. should receive that appreciation which can
only be aitcsted by full house. Bc.ldcs the
great pleasure 10 be enjoyed by tho lovers of
good music, the cause Is worthy one and
should appeal 10 the heart Of every man and
woman
This last society" performance before Lent,
on the eve OF the penltcntial season, When we
will begin to confess that We have LETT undone
those things which we ought to have done
should be so attended that neglect OF this
noble charity Will not be among our omissions.