The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17

entertainment was given Thursday night by
that popular bachelor, Mr. Harvie j. God
din, at his splendid home. Belvidere.
short distance from the city on
the Hermitage road. A large and select
party OF friends were invited, and the scene
was very beautiful one. The elegant re-
freshments were served out OF doors, and
everything was done TO make his guests
spend delightful evening. Under the IN
SEPARATION OF good music. open air and the
feeling of sociabiity the more rigid conven-
tionalities we're laid aside. and nearly every
one present old and young, joined IN the
dance. Miss w. O. Steger favored the COM
pany with several splendidly rendered
songs, The punch bowl was gracefully
presided over by Miss Nell winston
charming young lady OF Springfield, III.
The entertainment was. in every way, n
success. and reflected credit on the hospi-
tally Of the handsome bachelor host
The pleasures OF the occasion lasted far
into the night and oil regretfully surren-
dered 20 Morpheus the remaining lhours
before another day. Among those present
were:
Miss Nellie Winston Miss Merrill. Mrs.
Pollard, Misses Josie Wingheld, Myrtle
Wingfeld. Watson. Rose Winston Claudia
Goddin. Elise Goddin. Parker, Nellie Sands
Josie Pollard Mrs. Vara Winston, Miss
Tahaferro. Mrs. j. n. Parker. Mrs. j. T..
Goddln. Miss Henry. Miss Worsham and the
Mossrs Leigh Crutchfeld. Howard, Fling
ton. Guy. Steger. Pollard. Taliaferro, Fox,
j. r. Goddin, A. W. Goddin, Wingheld. j..
\. Parker, Burke and Read.
Another Lawn Party.
An ENJOYABLE lawn party was given last
Thursday evening at the residence OF Mrs:
and Mr.. Edward Schumacher IN honor OF
Mrs. Orth and her daughter. Miss Bertha
Orth, of Washington. Miss Lizzie Schu-
maker gracefully received the invited
guests The grounds we're prettily lighted
with Japanese lanterns.
The evening was most pleasantly spent
by all who attended. collation. was served
and dancing was participated in 10 the wee
morning hours.
Of Washington, Lula Wenzel. Louise Ebel,
Lizzie Sauer. Josie Hasse. Ida Briel. Alice
Loehr. Nav Greener Emma Roberts. Lizzie
Schumacher, Rosa Schumacher, Rosie Miller,
Messrs. Henry Rueger. Charles Sauer,
| Henry Wunsch, Ostrogren, W. L. TAYLOR W.
| SHAFT. Fitz VIII. Charles Hasse, Charles
Henninghauser, Willie p. Briel. Charles
Keck. Willie Ebel, J. T.. Anderson; Jr.,
/ George Schwalm. Jacob Keck. Charles keck.
/ Chaperons OF the evening: Mrs. r. Lang Mrs.
/ Keck. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ortiz, Of Wash
/ ington.
A Pleasant Entertainment.
/ One Of the most pleasant and enjoyable
/ social events Of the season was moonlight
! excursion given on the l4th instant tc
! Young's Pond near the city. in honor OF
| Miss Maggie Leigh, of Baltimore, who Is
! visiting her cousins, the Misses Arrstead. OF
east Clay street. The occasion was most
] delightful one in every respect. snd was en-
loved to the fullest extent by all Of the
| participants. Dancing was INDUCED in and
was kept up until a late hour, and all who
| were present left with the earnest wish fol
an early repetition. The chaperon of the
occasion was Mrs Settle. and to her. IN nc
/ small degree, is due the perfect success Of
| the entertainment.