The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-03
I)anviiIe.

DAvyr1rr. Va. Jan. 2.-The holiday ger
man given by the young men wednesday
niCht wa q social eve & Of the holiday sen,
son. 4 select orchestra rom fael4h luiNisI'u
tie music which WIS a vast improvement On
that which tie german dancers nave Oh '~'o
been compelled 20 see 50" TO-
Among those present we're. Misses tTump.
Seldom Smith. Coleman. frinisteai fuiiha
WoOdlng Iooksie Wooding Phter Chalmers
Dorsey Uarvie. HOc0mbe. / ayser. praVely,
Castleberg. Clark. Tuck. Mcbride. freeman
Crouch. COLI and Rice. AMI Messr7. Lang
horne end Percy OF Lynchbu,g. IRVINE 9s-
well. Temple. Johnston. Holland Edmunu7
dalton TAYLOR. Talbot. BOatwTight, OoVing-
ton. Holcombe "a r ght. Dance. Orgg. yer
kinson. Clark CraddOck. Ayrrs. Jones Davis;
blair Neal Hirsh Cabell. williamson ana
the Messrs. Ed and J. Holland. Mr. J rank
d. Holland WAS tho leader.
One of tie pleasant events OF Christmas
week was She juvenile masquerade ball gwen
last aturdsy evening at Central Hall by MISS
Maria Selden. IN hOnOf of the you pupils
in her dancing-sclOOl. II was largely al
tended and the masqueraders, representing
all manner o. characters. nNtnoio~ica ms
tOrica satircai and local. ere tel 70 great
dea OF fun. he juveniles declare they never
had better time IN their lives
The first diuner of the Ociety iilka Will q
given at Hotel SO mandie on tuesday even
ING next an II j. expected this Will be Inc
most brilliant of this W ntcr's soca events.
Mr.. Green T. Talbot enter tanned his con
temporarles IN the DO -urance business and
fow other special friends at dinner last even
ing.
The Young Mems Christian Association
kept open house on New ears. The hours
from 4 TO 80 were devoted to the street-car
men, Dinner was served o. them anu short
programme, consisting o music, etc, was car
Iied out.
from to 10P. N. the Association was open
to its mem bers and riends. and especially 90
tie Young men in town who arc away from
home A cordial invitation was ct naed 10
every youug man N Lanvllie u visit the
rooms and they took vantage OF IT, 4
musical and literary programme was spien-
dltly carried ont and refreshments were
served b the aides AuXillar
Mr.. O. ". Dudley spent portion OF OhriSt-
mas week ma Richmond.
Ills Susie Harrison IS visiting Ii4cAdS a-.u
relatives N Mary and.
Mr. Julian a. Hail. formerly Of tic Roh
mOnd and JanviIe railway. now an extensive
bridge contractor of Atlanta, spent thursday
in the clty.
Nj HIS. Belt.of the University Of Maryland.
was the guest of his brother, Mr.. IS. j.. belt,
OF this CITY tins week
Miss Lula skinner - visiting the Misses
Wlmbish. of Roanoke.
Miss Maggie liendon of Chapel HILL a. c.,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. w. Hosshead,
of this city.
Hon. II. G.. Peters. the bachelor senator
from Henry. passed throu b the CITY Thurs
day IN route to Martinsvlle 10 interview ms
constituents one especially.
On Wednesday evening Last Mrs W. j..
Pollok. OF North lanviile. gave reception
complimentary 10 her guests. Misses hurt,
Coles. Carter and Johnston of Chatham.
NJ ssos Matte Clark. Fannie harve, Mary
Crump and jamie Smith received at Major
Sutherln on New Year 3.
Mrs l. G. Berke e. Js. entertained several
friends thursday evening.
Colonel bray and wife of Culpeper. are Wis
iting their daughter. Mrs. II. k. Miller
Mrs. Afford. of North Carolina. is the guest
of her ster. Mrs Valance.
Mrs. ". l. Grayely spent a portion Of the
holidays with relatives IN Chatham
Miss Bessie Valentine Of Charlottesville. IS
visiting Miss Russell Hope
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Conrad enter
tanned a number OF their friends Thursday
evening ~ an elegant dinner.
Mr.. D.. ". Grigg. late OF Petersburg will
make Danvlle his home and engage in the
insurance business with W. j. Dance 81 Co.