The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-06
SOCIETY IN BALTIMORE.
Gaysty stIil Lives Notwithstanding Lenes
The Monday German.


BAIrINoRT. MD.. March 5.-A week with
Ash Wednesday in il itisnsturally not very gay
only what went before. but the pleasant
though quiet things that came after. made
life quite worth living" even in Lent.
On Monday there were several teas" and
lat homes" but the rain kept these enter
tainments from being very crowded. That
evening the Bachelors Cotillon Club gave
their last Monday german. Lehmans Hall
was beautifully decorated with palms and
white flowers: white rugs were also on tho
stage. and the effect OF green and white was
extremely pretty. A nice supper was Also
added as a farewell treat before the season OF
fasting had began its sway. The dancing was
kept up until a late hour. Among the many
present were Mrs John NJ. Robinson, Miss
Iota Robinson. Miss Adele Horwitz. Miss
Amy Hull, Miss Mcllvain, Miss Marie Sur
ling Miss Louise Morris, Mr. apd slrs. Jesse
TYSON. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett, Miss
Ross Whistler. Mrs. Raleigh Thomas: Miss
Rebecca Williams, Mrs. De Courcey Ihom.
Miss Peasants. Mrs. Swan Frick, The Messrs.
Swan. Robert Riddell Brown. Darcy VIII
son. Richard Curzon Poultney. Walter de q;
Poultney Robert Lehr. George May and
Arthur Brogden. John McKim led the ger
man, and the figures were unusually pretty
On Tuesday there were more teas. tho
largest being that given by Mrs: Edward
Shlppen at her attractive home on Monument
street.
MIR Charles Martin gave lovely dinner to
Miss Hope Stewart. OF Richmond. those
present were Miss Van Wycn. Miss Colds
borough Miss Louise Dawson Miss May
frick. John Mckim. Irwin Dunn, Noel Wyats
and Talbot Taylor.
Ash Wednesday was OF course n day Of rest,
and church Thursday was also quiet. but
this Is only a temporary lull. as thereb arc
many clubs and classes gotten up for this
season that will make these forty days any,
thing but stupid.
On Friday the card club met at Mrs. Hsm-
iltons. Those who belong to 1t are Mrs. g. nj.
Martin Mrs. William Reed. Miss Ward, Mrs.
ThOmkins and few others. but as every time
friends of the members are invited 1t makes
the meeting quite interesting.
On this evening Saturday the Musicale
Club will meet at Miss Sharers. Miss Char
lotte Williams. Mrs. g. NJ. Martin. Miss Nc:
Twain Miss Mackubin. George Gibson, Carroll
Mackubin and others belong q IT.
Mrs. John NJ. Robinson, who has been IN
mourning during the first part OF the winter.
is now entertaining her friends at home with
delightful dinners and luncheons. The Misses
Rob inson are going out again. much TO
their friends delight.
Mrs. Albert Richie is also on the list or
those who are out again after period OF
quiet during her deep mourning.
Next week the "Cowell Le Moyne Read
ings" will begin. The first will be held at
Mrs. Robert Garretts. The class ii also
meet at Mrs. John ellis and Mrs. Jesse
Tyson's
Rehearsals for the Fashion Thursday En-
tertanment' will begin also next week.
Marwig Is coming on Mondays from New York
TO teach the dances. IL will be not unlike
the Kirmess in character
The Mi-Careme theatrIcals are another ex-
element for Lent, and the girls who take
part in the two plays that will come of then
are unusually lovely.