The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-28

tertained few guests on Tuesday evening
at Broad Oak the residences Of Mr.. r. &.
Mead. Well-rendered vocal and instru-
mental music euchre, &c., proved most
pleasant feature of the evening The selec-
tions of Brs. Ramos were highly compli-
mented and enjoyed. as was also that Of
Miss Page, of Richmond. The violin and
piano selections by Miss 4. W. Mead and
Miss 4. @. Mead were OF high order. Az II
o'clock supper was served, alter winch
euchre was played until late hour. Some
Of the guests were , Misses Page and alen-
tine Of Charlottesville. Miss Jones OF Dailas
Tex. and the MessRs. Beale, Carroll. Har-
ris. Grymes and Magruder Miss Frances
Mead and Miss Mary Mead assisted drs.
Ramos ii receiving her guests.
Among the many visitors IN the neighbor-
hood at present may DO mentioned Miss
Julia TYLER of Pulaski and Mrs. W. II.
Stewart Of Portsmouth, at Glenmore;'
Mrs. Mccain aud Mrs. Wood and daughter.
al "Fruitland;" Miss Paxton OF Washing
ton at +" East Belmont" MT Allan sands,
of Richmond, at la FOuche;n Mrs. Jones.
Niss Jones, Miss Parker and Miss Robert
son at Broad Oak" Miss Cannon ana
Miss MoNeal OF Norfolk, and Captain and
Mrs. Hubert of Norfolk, and Mrs. smith
and Mrs. Contourie Of New Orleans at
Island Home" Mrs. Stone OF Clnclnnao'
at d" Ingleside," and others.
Alliance Hall, at Ivy depot. on THURSDAY
night. A number of young people were
present from this city. The following
ladies' we're present: Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Charles
Wood, Mrs. Cree, Mrs. Worthlngton, Mrs.
Slayden. Of Texas Misses Niche Ran
dolph. Wood, Savers, Of New York; Frlce'
Maury. Page, Wright, OF hlchmond Brown
WorthinetOn. Wexford. Kyle. The gentle
men we're Captain N. Woods, Colonel j.
Suowden Wood, Messrs. Chamberlain,
Jones Brown, Dan White, klshourne,
Niche Worthington. Playford. OF Penn
sylvania. Burthe, Woods, John White, WOOL
nough, Cree, Maury, Cottsman, Anderson
Kennon and Others. Moore'S Orchestra ur-
nished excellent music.
A masoue ball will DO held at Prices
Hotel, Medium River, on next TUESDAY
night. at which will be n number OF The
Charlottesville bellies and beaux.
The Rev b. r. Lipscomb, of the Metho-
diet church IN this city. has been at Wnite-
hall for the past two weeks with his little
son Bernard, who has been III with typhnoiiu
fever Mr.. lApscomb went TO WHITEHALL 10
assist the Rev Mr.. SOuthal IN a series or
meetings. taking with him his little son,
who was taken sick few days AFTER
reaching there. IL is learned that no IS
slightly better.
HOwARDsyILLE.
A party of young gentlemen gave a party
at ManteO depot on Thursday evening Inc
voung ladies present were Misses Lily Nc
Culloch blue silk; Ella Pstteson, blue SIX;
Mary Patteson. pink silk, Lulie HOrsley,
white null: Sallie Bocock, white lace over
mink. Jeanette Horsley, white albatEoss;
Pattie Lacey. red nuns-yeiling Annie Hors-
lev. white muslin, Willie Lewis, blue mall
Mildred and Ida Horsley, white null; Hiss
Mary b. H0rsley, gray cloth Clara and VIZ
ginia Lewis, lilao silk: Miss Hutter OF
Ivnchburg. white lawns Lena Gilmer'
cream six with black lace trimmings WhHe
Glover, white null; Annie Gilmer, PINK
cashmere; Mamie Horsley. white lace over
pink silk, Eila Horsley. white null; Juiet
Scott black silk; Ellen Scott, white null; sal
lie Brady. white muslin; Annie Scott wnite
muslin: Merry Davis, white lace. Among Inc
gentlenen present were Messrs. SANDY and
George Bondurant. Rolf Eldridge. =. H.
swiniev. Charles MoCuilock. Q. II. PAtter-
son John Bocock. John Horsiey, sydnor
Uorslev q. II. s. Garrod. Aessrs. Irlce'
Gam Henry and Perkins Glover. A; =;
Wor.lev Harry Turner. Jim Gilmer Cspell
pobinsou. Dr. Cabel. Mr.. Page, Roll 6aoT-
~ William Scott. Ludwell Gilmer, }. Wal
Ter BTown. II. d, Taylor. X; ). Ash,in'
Howard Brown. Howard kenshaw ana M.
Perbinson The chaperons were Mrs Johh
Horslsy Mrs. Q. Y. Horsey. Mrs Il. n n
Christian Mrs. Y. L. Timer. hrs. Z. =.
.usrsley and Mrs. Halter. 81 Asncnsut1'