The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

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HUE tive time with ther
I'M Il charming adJuncts to
II RI II our society. The
III ! IL most prominent or
II n these are, OF course,
N \ Mrs. Davis and Miss
nm Winnie DAVIS, who
Nt'h' ffss 10y General and Mrs.
~ -; .5i:,ejg- Joseph Il. Anderson
z1s-.-s'- have the gracious
privilege of entertaining under their hospl-
table roof. As the wife and daughter OK tno
lamented President OF the tohieueIaey
these gentle ladies throughout the iahd arc
the recipients of the highest tribute pu'
here in the Old capital Of the Confederacy IL
is ell of that and something more when our
people pour upon them glowing hearts TEL
der sympathies and a glsdness tui- OF sacred
welcome in the mission on whleh tDey no"
come among us. IL
Throughout the week hundreds OF callers
have paid their respects TO thein' VIM 0er'
eral and Mrs. Anderson have done the honois
OF host and hostess with both grace and
elegance.
Miss Irene Langhorne in honor of her
cousin. Miss Mamie Hutter, OF LynchonrS'
gave on Wednesday last charming yellow
luncheon. The beautiful young deDutahte
hostess made her guests welcome ana pre-
sided over the dainty repast with both ease
and grace. Those present were. Miss julia
Morton Miss Nav Morton, Baltimore Miss
Ellen Hobson. Miss Bessie Martin Miss
Emma Barksdale, Miss May Cullen. Miss
Bruce Williams. Miss May Jones. Miss Mag
gle Ferguson. Miss Annie Leigh Camm Mss
Mary Anderson. Miss Berta Wexford, MISS
Park Bagby aud Miss Bessie Pace.
Richmond has had few visitors IN the IN
terest of culture more interesting than MISS
Marguerite Llndiey Her theme is physical
culture. which is now receiving so much AZ
tention everywhere. It's the famous Sweaish
system which she teaches and. rs explained by
her it does not undertake to make strong
arms nor powerful muscle. but deals
with tho more vital functions OF the
heart and lungs. On SATURDAY. evening she
entertained ia the parlors OF Mrs. Matthew
Gilmore a large assemblage of ladies In most
interesting talk. and on Monday and tuesday
afternoons at the Richmond Female Seminary
she will lecture at 1870 o'clock; wheh uouo1-
less there will be large attendance.
Some of the events cast for the near future
are full of promise for brilliancy and ENJOY
ment
On Monday evening the Richmond German,
never surpassed tor its unyarying success.
will give It's first dance OF the season al the
Belyidere. when fresh frocks and iresn faces
will do honor to the occasion.
MISS JllllA b1OTlDn. Ohp Va ih'e othSyA . ASHN
attractive debutantes. will give luncheon
on Wednesday nextin honor Of Miss Margaret
Mcintosh. of Baltimore.
Invitations are out to the marriage OF Mr..
Henry Clay Watkins of Richmond TO Miss
Myers of Norfolk.
Miss Gertrude Howard is IN Lynchburg 10
attend q reception gwen by Captain and Mrs.
Charles b. Blackford Ia honor OF MI anu
Mrs n. G. Manson.
Miss Alice Aylett. of King William, is the
guest Of Mrs. Thomas Boiling.
Mrs. Charles Il. Smith IS on visit TO New
York
Miss Lucy Kemper is the guest of the Misses
Powell
Miss Mary Hardy. will, during the season,
entertain several of the Baltimore bellies.
Miss Jennie McPhail will be married 20 Dir.
Welsh of Philadelphia, early in December
1t will be quiet home wedding on account
of Miss McPhaiPs recent illness.
Mr. Edgar Freeman. of Macon, Ca. having
accepted business position ID RICHMOND Is
welcomed rs a permanent resident IN our
midst He is now with his sister-in-law, Mrs.
NJ. I. Freeman, south Laurel street.
Miss Margaret Mcintosh and Miss Jennie
Mcintosh. Of Baltimore. who are so much
admired here are the guests OF their aunt,
Mrs. Joseph r. Anderson.
The first german of the season was given by
the Junior German Club at tho Belyidere on
FRIDAY evening. and rs the inaugural event It
was fitting in brilliancy. The chaperons
were: Mrs. Moncure Perkins, Mrs. James
Patterson, Mrs. Samuel Register, Mrs. Thomas
Brander. Mrs. CABOT, Mrs Lucien Tatum.
Mrs. II. L. Powers, Mrs. Terrell and Mrs.
Finch. Among the dancers were: Misses
Berta and Salle Wexford. Ellen Blair Flosse
Talbot. Carrie Moore. Mamie Hutter Of
Lynchbure, Gertrude Howard. Annie Leigh
Camm, Addie Johnson. Louise BrandeF,
Mamie Saunders, Sallie Alfriend. Leila Mon
tague of Baltimore. Mary Hayes Sailie Tai
bott. Lulie Powers Nellie Parker, Stuart
Bradley. Virgie CABOT, Alice Burwell, Mary
Moore, virgie Brock. Juliet Powers. Lou AID,
kins. Messrs. Allan Talbot, James and
Blair Stringfelow, Hogue Gillian, Al
bert Alsop, Graham Hobson, Elmer Ecker,
| p. 8. Powers. Louis and Thomas Bander,
Julien Binford, Cliff. Miller, John Bryan.
| Gibbs Halle, Frank Blankenshlp. Alfred
| Cary, Alexander Cameron, Jr., K. l.. Powers,
Robert Croxton, Churchill Young, James
Valentine. Robert Blankenship. Coleman Rat
| cliff George Warren. +. I. Robertson, F. H.
| Lambert, Richard Gwathmey. Greer Baugh-
| man. Preston holland. Ormond Young, John
| Goodwin and Gold Silliman. The german
was very gracefully led by DIR Adolphus
Blair
The meetings OF Miss Gussie Daniels
| literary classes have for years been regarded
as am ong the most interesting OF our society
| events. They will BIO resumed next Tuesday
| afternoon at 4 o'clock. and will be this year
| particularly interesting, as they will treat OF
| the art literature of the nine principal cities
| OF the world. beginning with Athens
FELIx.
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