The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-30
SOCIAL AFFAIRS nURISG TIE WEEK

SOCIAL AFFAIRS DURISG TIE WEEh'
An informal, but very charming, musl-
Gale was arranged by Mrs. Benjamin Aash
on Tuesday evening last. In honor Of Mrs
Senf. Of New York.
The attractive home Of the hostess. on
west Franklin. WAS ablaze with lights
and cherrlness. as she cordially MADE
welcome her guests.
It IL a charming departure. this some
thing to d." at AN entertainment, ana
will doubtless, as We hope, MD toho"-
crs.
At the average email affair, making
talk and manufacturing smiles without
cessation has become such an imposition
OF labor that some reform measures VIII
have to be adopted. or else the laOOTihs
class OF society Wall strike" There was
"A most refreshing ease which character
lied Mrs. Nashs affair. which did not
fan TO be- appreciated. Mrs. SEM sans
several selections with exquisite taste
with Prof. jacob Reinhardt as her accom-
PIANIST. In this both she and her hearers
were most fortunate, AS Professor Rein
hardt is pronounced by artists one Oh the
most perfect accompanies In America.
Misses Bessie Pace and Anime Ham
ncr also added TO the occasion by the
singing Of beautifully rendered solos, and
Miss NJ T. Moore recited with great sue
cess and delcacy. two strong selections
Professor Hahr. with his mastery
touch. gave "A rare treat In brief piano
recital
Light refreshments were served, and a
charming evening enjoyed by all present.
The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Morton. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boykin.
Miss McCaul of New Orleans, Mr.. ana
Mrs Ed. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour
Thompaon. Professor and Mrs Frederick
Hair. MIS-. McVeigh. Misses NJ. e. Moore
Bessie Pace. Anime Hammer, Emma
Barksdale. Montague, Carrie Elicit and
Beuiah Patterson. Messrs. S. w. Trayers'
William Workman. John Atkinson, VIII
liam Campbell and Professor Reinhardt'
Captain and Mrs. Pigman. who re.
| ceiye al the monitors on Friday from
l.. n. til T.. NJ, dispense their hospi-
tality upOn 1.-THE noble James In mo5'
| dclightfuI manner. Their own launch u
ready at the hour to conduct their iriehds
| 70 and fro, 80 the trip Is both easy ana
| pleasant Last week a merry little party
| spent a delightful afternoon In calling
upon the hostess OF the Interesting Ajax
They were: Miss George Blankenshlp
Miss Maggie Smith Of the University OIL
! Virginia. Miss Rosalle WINSTON MISS An
| mic Walker, Miss Lizzie TOwnes MISE
Ovcrton and the Misses Darlington.
-.
The most interesting wedding OF th'
season thus far viii take place on Wed
nesday evening next at ST. james churcl
at $50 o'clock. when Miss Rebecca Powell
| will be married 10 Mr.. Shirley Carter.
Both the bride and groom-elect repre-
senting two Of Virginia's Oldest ana mos
patrician families. are well known an'
| admired for their many attractions. Th'
bride TO be is the accomplished daughte
Of Professor John Henry Powell. wh'
for many years has been at the head o
| the largest and most fashionable semi
nary for young ladies. not only In IN
city, but in the State.
Invitations TO new social cluo ar
issued They are stylishly engraved, ant
gotten up in simple. but most excelleD
taste. They read as follows: THE Fort
nightly Club invite you to be present o
| Friday evening. from half past eight IN
| III half past eleven. r. 3. V. T..
AS is the usual form, the dineren
Young lady members viii. in turn. enter
tain the club. On Friday evening nexl
| November 4th. the Misses Walker, o
| Grove road, will give the initial entertain
ment. Nothing could auger greater sue
cess for the club. as this charming nom
| possesses the rare art of deVising IN
most unique and delightful pleasures 70
its guests
mistake was made in our last letter
in stating that the Tuesday and Frida
German Clubs had disbanded, and 1t
with great pleasure that ii is corrected
They have both reorganized. and will. a
usual. give their series of charmin
dances.
'The Juniors have changed their nam
to the Richmond Cotillon Club. whic
sounds so very swagger that the girl
find that they bring in THE Cotillon
whenever possible when talking upon fol
NAL occasions
Invitations for the Richmond Germa
are out In their usual elegant style. The
read as follows:
1882 Richmond German Club, altel
nate Monday evenings. commencing NJ
vember the seventh, from nine unit
twelve o'clock The Masonic Temple
president. Mr.. Alfred I. Harris, Jr
Vice President, Mr.. Thomas Atkinson
Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.. William /
Grant. Jr.
Executive Commttee-Mr. 10. Lar
Stern, Mr.. John Ii. Lyons, Mr.. Levi
Joynes. Mr.. Frank A. Davenport, Mr..
Beirne Blair.
"Patronesses-Mrs. Alfred r, Harri
Jr.. Mrs Thomas Atkinson. Mrs. Levi
Joynes, Mrs. William r.. Trgg, Mr.
George Ross, Mrs. Matte Paul Myer
Mrs. Isaac Davenport. Mrs. Thomas
Carter"