The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24


with Miss Cora Glass. ;. heeiy WITH Mss
Rolling of Wytheville. Tom Adams with MISS
Mamie HITTER. Lawrence SOllenberger with
Miss Maggie Payne. X. i. Clark OF hoanoke
with Miss Jennie Wexford l.. ~;
Moore with Miss Nina Holt hranslord
Adams with Miss Louise LangnQrne,
John pavne of Roanoke with Misss Halhe
Hutter. Henry Humphreys with Miss COINS.
Robert DirOm with Miss Preston, James ScotO
with Miss Noryeil Otey. j. r.. Shumate WIN
Miss Shumate. Stephen Clark with MISS h1so
Holt Mr. Collins with Hiss anime talnno.
j.. NJ. Otey with Miss Lula Glass, A. tlseSa'.
with Miss Lizzie Graham Of Lexington, pa.
Darlington with Miss Alice Lee. G.. T. hu~i.it
with Mrs a. L. Powell. j. Duvai l. yer VIZ
Mss Lille Lee j. Is. Miller with MISS AuAua''
II. Howis0n with Miss Laura LaHS5 5n,i.',
The stays were Robert i; BOWIE - ~ 80 80
Marshall and George G. HutteI' Snu 'T az
chaperons were Mrs. c. +. Hea!d. mrs. - r. r.
Poole. Mrs. +. S. Hutter and Mrs. John IL.
Lewis. ....;.,
Alter the german a large and congenia.l
party repaired t. the residence OF ". N
Wexford Esq, on clay street, Mne 49,. io ..
Miss Wellford and the Misses Hutter' ana
enioved only as a party OF german dancers
can eniov doyiled crabs. ham sandwiches.
olives. coffee and chocolate at 25O IN the
HE tables were gracefully presided over by
the charming young hostesses. and the beau
tiful rooms. adorned with growing plants ana
cut flowers IF varied hues, were hghted Oy
soft lamps. which shone on the bright young
faces showing no trace of WEAKNESS or fatlgue'
eysnat thst weird and uneartnly AOuI
The FOrtnigbty Club held us last meeting
for the season on Tuesday night at the resi-
dence of Captain c. NJ. Blacktord' on Dla-
m0nd Hill.
AS previously agreed upon. tho usual essay
and readings were dispensed with IN favor OF
an informal discussion as to the best means
T. foster and preserve an active interest ana
anticipation on the part Of members. Many
Valuable suggestions were made and the oc-
c8,i0n was q most enjoyable one, IN respect
both 20 the literary and social entertainment
A very delightful "Kahee klatsch' was
Given on Wednesday afternoon from TO
O'clock by Mrs John Il. Lewis. Court street,
10 honor of,herguests. Mrs. John Hunters. Jr.,
and Mrs Moncure Perkins, both of Richmond.
The tables were exquisite with thelT moran
decorations of La France roses and apple
blossoms each lady of the receiving party
wearing spray Of the latter as bouquet de
corsage Miss Hutter, the niece OF Mrs;
Lewis. presided at the coffee table and served
the fragrant beverage IN dainty cups or
Seyres while Miss Mamie Hutter was the
genius Of the punch bowl. and either the
young lady herself was very charming or else
the punch especially aNurlng, for the truth
compels rs 10 record that the corner where u
was qenerou sly dispensed was the point of IL
terest and centre OF attraction.
Salads. beautiful breads, olives, almonds,
raspberry cream and other delicacles made. a
mann that was particularly enjoyed by the
rceryied ladies' many Of the Round Dozen
club (of which Mrs. Lewis was 81 one time
rresident) OF pleasant memory being present.
Iater in the evening some few favored men,
bers e the male sex were permitted 10 enter
the charmed circle, and they seemed 70 appIe-
ciate the privilege accorded them as highly as
il deserved.
Mrs. General ]. A. Walker is in the city Wis
ting Mrs. A. 5. Payne.
Ms Lizzie Graham, of Lexington, who has
been visiting Miss Norvell Otey, also left on
Yesterday, 10 the regret of many friends.
Miss AUGUST. of Warm Springs. Va. IS again
visiting in Lynchburg the family Of Mr. 5. c.
Terdy. to the delight of the Lynchburgers.
Mr. Graham Robinson and bride. nee Miss
ell of Baltimore, passed through the city
vestordav en- route to their home in Wythe
county.
Miss Molle Early has returned home from
an extended trip through the West.
Dr. billiard went 20 Rlcbmond yesterday 10
attend tho meeting of the State Medical
Mis-. G. NJ. Borum and family left yesterday
for their summer homo near Strasburg.
To-day is the primary, and the "Hlllltes'
and "Clevelandites" are out IN force. Men
who have not seen the sun rise for years
were out this morning betimes.
All Of the pretty Lynchburg schoolgirls
who came home 10 spend Easter have re-
turned to their respective seats OF learning(g
and We miss them sadly.
The Concordia Glee Club, assisted by local
talent. will give a concert at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall on Monday night
next.
The Randolph Academy ball team
will play q match game Of base ball with the
Pantops Academy club IL this city on May Sd.
The Pantops team are great ball players,
having played the University Of Virginia on
close score OF to in favor Of the Varsity"
Rnndolph-Macon will put out nine ball
PLAYERS hard 10 beat under Captain BOYLE. of
baltimore. The game will be very interest
ing.
The Iynchburg German Club will give
their first german after Easter on Friday
night. May LIST. at Cslisthenic Hall, beginning
at $50 o'clock. Strangers are expected
and brilliant time is anticipated. Win write