The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-28

fer.arlTe ache though. for MISS ammo mn
been belle and deservodiy SO, for hoJ oh'N
81 she beautiful but winning aud al{I"ctiso
in % marked degree. and everybody va" un''e
in wishing her and the man oil hef choice
every blessing 10 the gift OF the gons.
Next invitations TO "a church soclaoie 10 10
given nv the members OF 80. raul cuuIcn AT
Csls.Aenic Hall on Tuesday M"IcN Isl, ~ =
O'Clock. THIS viii, no doubt DC l"Iseiy az
tented. a. everything that the members OF
So .auis church. particularly tho ADy NUN
tars undertake Is always wen uohe- ,.
For Thursday evening thisweek very dainty
rs-l- TO the Piedmont Club reception from .
IN - The ladies who Will receive are
sr.nrsome of our best known society leaders
a.. Charles NJ Blackiord. Airs. a. j. White.
Nr, John kat. Mrs. Edmund ochheier' MIS-.
r . n. keau and Mrs. TAYLOR 6leaNes.
invitations are quite general and the
or....on viii b. IS brilliant one. FRIDAY even
-tae entertainment given by the Louayes
v.I take place and tho indications are That
twill TAX the capacity of the opera house TO
theutmost A very attractive INST or Ola war
s.rr.e.d Confederate music Is beng prepared
by Professor foythress. the musical director
amonr which wiz be found the following IA
rri,areIr. When TINS Cruel War Is Over
"Od kentucky Home" just Before the
Battle. Noiher:' oh. Susannah. Don't You
-. for ffa.H Dixie" Bonnie Blue Flag "
"Gir left Behind Me. and many others
that will awaken old memories ia many a
heart and perhaps cause the tears to start
T-i.v evening. from 8 TO z. Mrs Charles
5 Head las issued cards OF invitation for a
te. given iu honor of her guest Mrs. >.
fra-weI Head OF Washington. ID. O.. VINO IL
with her for "a brief visit. Needless 20 say
ft.ftIis charming home Will be lavish IN It's
losntaltv GA this occasion. as ~ mas so often
boon before. and fresh laurels added to Mrs.
B. a. ga
MIC ladies' of College Hill enjoyed an I'M
s4n.cted entertainment on Monday at
a.. H. G. Hammers that versatile lady Te-
r4.rInr her quests DO being the regular recep-
tou day for that HID in a Martha Washlng-
Ton costume, the ladies' receiving WIN heI ne
ira similarly attired. Later on 10 the evening
tie Gentlemen called and sumptuous repast
was served. several charming songs coutIlD-
uted by Miss Annie Hammer, and the guests
dispersed at O late hour, after having spent
a thorough delightful evening. Mrs. liam
ner really deserves the gratitude ana THANKS
of the young people OF the city Tor deNlslng
so many novel schemes not only lot thelr
amusement but their Improvement ais3' as iu
aI her entertainments 10 Is observable low
gracefully and successfully she combines and
carries ont the two.
Last night the tuesday Club gave q beauti-
f german 40 Calisthenic Hall. which was led
bg Mr. Robert Dirorn. of LyncEburg, and
Miss .u0llug. or WytucFAle. Inc dancing
was kept up until late hour. and the follow
ing couples participated. Richmond sent two
fair representatives., Miss Mayo and her chap
er0n Mrs John Hancock. whose partners
were respectively Mr.. W G. n. Randolph,
Jr and Paul G.. Fdmunds Jr, Mr.. John NJ.
Otey with Miss Sallie VIII Johnson. Of Biz
milgham. Ala. Mr.. Gay Laughorne with Miss
Nrgell Otey. Mr. j. T.. Vaughn with Miss
Halle Huuer, Mr.. Duval Tyler with Miss
Anime Hammer Nh William James With
Mss Lille Lee. Nr j. f. Shumate with Miss
Johnson. If birmingham, Ala: Dir. Bransford
Aims with Miss Alice Lee. Mr.. w. O. Smith
and Mss Massie. Mr. Harry Nicolas with
Bliss Kate Holt. Mr. J. b. Miller with Miss
Kate Langhorne. The stays were Messrs.
James Scott. j.. Q. War and j. ii. Cochrane,
o. LeNngtOn. Ky.
Ou Wednesday evening from 5to o'clock
Mrs George L. Watkins gave most ENJOY
able tea % Miss Smith, guest OF Mrs Wat
Als Young sister. Miss Maud Watts, who as
sisted in receiving. The handsome rooms
were tastefully decorated with growing palms
and flowers and lit 10y softly shaded lamps
which threw becoming cOuleur de rose over
the scene Miss Watts is the favored posses
sor of very highly cultivated voice, which Is
only too rarely heard in public. much b. the
regret of the many who would love 10 listen
20 rs delightful melody more frequently.
The Lyuchburg German Club propose CIV
lrg the last german of the season on Mon
C8y night next at Calsthenlc Hall. 10 is in
tended 20 make 1t a fancy dress ball. and
Promises 10 be exceptionally brilliant and
largely attended. More anon.
RUTH RIPPLE.