The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien y. Tatum. Mr. and Mrs
John Hancock Major and Mrs Benjamin h.
Nash, Mrs. Camm Mr.. Beverly Wrenn, Jr.;
Colonel Muscoe Spctswood, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Conquest.
THE sHKLTTBISG ARMS.
On Saturday luncheon was given by the
Kings Daughters at The Shelterlng Arms"
which was q great success. under the manage
ment of Mrs Lucien r. Tatum. assisted by
number of married ladies and young girls.
The quiet and unostentatious benefit done by
this charity is not known or estimated by the
outside world Sustained entirely by the ef-
forts of few faithful women and by volun-
tarv contributions through them II IA home
for the unsheltcred Of both sexes. for the sick
and afflicted the aged ana poor. the young
and helpless
on this occasion the inmates We're given
BRIGHT dav a nice luncheon. sweet music and
the fresh faces Of those who served them.
aGording a little glimpse Of the outside world
from which they are shut IN by suffering and
infrInity.
great many young men wore served at
lunch. and a satisfactory sum realized for the
institution.
YUCHRE AND WHIST.
pleasant evening was spent by party Of
vouno peOple on Tuesday. invited 10 meet
Miss Hayes Of Baltimore. by Mrs. Mamie D.
Werth. west Grace street. EucbTe and Whist
whiled away the hours, and pretty little
snpper crowned the evenings pleasure very
successfully. The guests were Misses Rosa
lie Winston. Gay Caskie. Annie Walker
Louise MAYO. Summer Hayes Mary Peeiam.
Estelle Courtney. and Miss HAYES: Messrs.
Roosevelt Page. James Moncure. John Ruther
foord Marion Dimmock. Henry Williams. A.
W. Patterson Turner Arlington, DIR. Roy,
and Prof. w. i. Trent.
Mrs Werth was assisted by Mrs. James r.
Werth in dispensing the Inequalities.
Miss Hayes is the guest Of Miss Louise
Mayo.
IENTEN TEA.
Misses Blankenship received their friends on
SATURDAY evening nt au informal At Home
10 Introduce Miss Oivin Giel. VINO Is one OF
the most popular aud attractive debulante. OF
the season i'm Baltimore. a daughter of Mi.
John Giel, of that city. II was pretty and
informal entertainment, and the rooms were
well filled by girls and young men until the
late evening hours. Misses George Annie,
and Katie Blankenship. with Miss Giel. re
ceived the guests, and the refreshing 20
long" was served by Miss Sallie Archer An
dersOn.
Growing plants and cut flowers, lamps and
gas shades made pretty setting for the hand
some guest who has made so many friends
during her short stay.
Miss Giel will return homeson Wednesday
PERSONALS.
Miss Mary Morton, of Baltimore. Md, is the
guest Of Mrs. Il. G. Morton and Miss Morton,
6ls west Franklin street.
Miss katherine Howell, of Pennsylvania. Is
the guest of Mrs. John Harrison, Sixth and
Franklin streets.
Miss Alice Payne. Of Warrenton. Va. Is Wis
ting Miss Scott Fourth and Franklin streets.
Miss Mamie Minor. University of Virginia,
is the guest Of Miss Doggett, Third and Frank
lin streets.
Miss Ellen Lee is the guest Of the Misses
Camm
Miss Anna Boykin is visiting friends in New
Orleans
Misses Leila and Meme Myers are visiting in
Norfolk. Va.
Miss Mary Mason Anderson is the guest Of
Miss Condit-Smith. Washington, ID. c.
Mr. John BTander is at home on visit OF
few weeks.
The party from New Orleans can talk of
nothing but the Inequalities extended them
on their trip and Of the grand time they had
at the carnival. the wonders they saw and the
fun they enjoyed. Some Of the travellers
have not vet returned. CHLOE.