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

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II. Johnston. II. d. Lane; W. II. Richards.
Jr " n Merchant. John NJ Conway. Eddie
O'Bannon. X. II. Carmichael. W. 7. Mason.
Jane. r. BRADLEY. f. W. Johnston. Charles
II. Hurkamp. ]. s. Wallace. w. II. Hurkamp.
NJ NJ Lewis. Maurice Hirsh.. Walter Is.
TYLER. Hon. q. ID. Letcher OF Lexington.
Hon. r. A. James OF Danyllie. non NJ y.
Rowe, T. +. Scarborough OF New l9rk, a. b. b.
Bolts. Jr.. c. NJ. Bolts. Willie GOLDSMITH, b..
Lee Stofrecan. A. L. Morse and John r.
Morse of Philadelphia, Michael wallace
Myers, Echurode and others.
Among the many strangers in the large
audience were: Mr. and Mrs. ;. Wexford
Corbin. of Farley Vale king George
county: Msssrs. L. 2. Campbell and Walter
Leesburg. Mrs A. l.. Coleman Of. Bowling
Green. Mrs. 81. c. Bruce Of Orange, Mrs. Jen-
ME Kraft of Philadelphia. Mr.. W. b. Mat
thews Of Washington, Mr.. |. n. Todd OF
Baltimore and others.
Messrs. Ii. b. Lane and H. Fl. Johnston
were the floor managers. and they are 10 De
congratulated upon the prOmptness and
smOothness with which the entire programme
was executed
magnificent supper was served during the
evening. and 1t was long after midnight when
this successful entertainment was brought 10
a close handsome sum WAS realized by
the Association. which Will be turned into the
treasury Of the State Association in Rich
mond. of which Mrs. Joseph Bryan is the
president.
A very enjoyable card part was given last
Tuesday night by Miss Parker Herndon. at
her home on Prince Edward street in honor
of her guest, Miss Mamie Rice. OF Raleigh.
\. &. Among the guests were the following:
Miss Carrie +. Moore. Of Richmond. Miss
Flora Stokes. Miss Jeanette Bradley, Miss
Carrie ;. Ficklin. Miss Elise Semmes OF Lex
ington. Messrs. II. l.. Wallace. J. ). Wallace,
II. II. Carmichael. w. t. Mason, +. L. Stan
brough Of New York. George W. Shepherd.
Jr.. and others. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Another brilliant social event OF the week
was the reception. followed by card party,
given by Mss Maggie 3. Shepherd at her
elegant home on Princess Ann street IN honor
OF Miss Carrie r. Moore. of Richmond, and
Miss Jeanette $. Bradley, of this city.
Miss Shepherd looked regal in very hand
some costume of white satin pettlcoat. olacK
lace overdress and cut pearl trimmings. MIS-
Moore was attred IN yellow crepe de chine
and chiffon, Miss Bradley IN red silk trimmed
IL point de lace. Among the guests were.
Miss Mamie Rice. OF Raleigh, Is. c.. black
tulle, flowers: Miss Parker HerndOn. white
chiffon and pearls: Miss Dora Jett.
blue silk and lace Miss Mamie Shepherd.
white swiss and cOlored ribbons Miss Judith
Shepherd red crepe de chine. Miss Gllmer
Thompson. white silk; Miss Mary Fitzhugh.
lavender chiffon. embroidered in yiolots; Miss
Flora Stokes, black velvet Miss Lizzie Hur-
kamp white silk and diamonds; Hiss Elise
Sommes. of Lexington. Nile green crepe de
chine: Miss Carrie Ficklen, white chiffon,
trimmed in satin ribbons; Messrs. L. r..
Scarborough. Eddie O'Bannon. Charles II.
Hurkamp. j. b. Ficklen. ii. l.. Wallace }. >.
Wallace Samuel c. Wallace. George Il. Rich
ardson, James +. Bradley, Eddie Iayloe, W.
b Mitchell and John NJ. Conway.
At the conclusion of the games the spacious
dining hall was thrown open and two large
tables. beautiful arrayed IN silver. china, cut
class. fruits and flowers. were revealed. laden
with every dslicacy 10 which tho COM
pany were then invited. and the entire occa-
sion was one OF great enjoyment 70 all pres
ent.
A very enjoyable occasion was tho german
given last night in the Dancing Academy by
the young gentleman of the city, which was
the last of the season. The guests We're
Miss Carrie Z. Moore, white organdie; layen-
der ribbons: Miss Semmes. PINK SIX; Miss
Gimer Martin. white null; Miss Jeanette
Bradley. pink satin pettlcoat, chiffon
oyerdress: Miss Mary Thompson, pink China
silk. Miss Flora Stokes, white null,
pink ribbons: Miss Annie Yates, red silk
black lace: Miss Mary fitzhugh, white crepe:
Miss Carrie Ficklen light blue silk, bodice OF
garnet velvet: Miss Mamie Rice, white SILK
chiffon. Miss Sallie Williams. light blue
creme. Miss Lizzie Hurkamp. pink crepe dc
chine. diamonds: Messrs. IL. II. Johnston. j.
:. Wallace. L. w. Johnston. John Nj. Con
wav. w. H. Richards, Jr., Frank L. Stan
br6ugh. James +. Bradley. W. I. Mason,
EDDIE O'Bannon, O.. w. Shepherd, Jr., W. Is.
bnshel Charles II. Hurkamp. James al.
bowman. A. b. Bolts, Jr., and W. Ii. Hur-
kamp.
Miss Maggie Boulware has returned to her
pretty home. "St. Julian" near tins city, after
a visit 10 the family of her brother, Dir. y. l..
Boulware in Richmond.
Miss Florence Waller is the guest OF Mrs.
L. X. Carmichael.
Mrs. J. A. Taylor is in Alexandria visiting
her sister, Mrs Dangerfeld
MIR. and Mrs. w. >. White have returned
from Washington, where they spent the past
month.
Mrs. W. J.. Bradley is in Baltimore, the
guest Of her slster-in-law. Mrs i. h. Miller,
Eutaw Place, where she will spend several
weeks.
Mr. W. G.. Smith. Of Pittsburg. Pa. is il
the CITY. the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Smith on Main street.
Mr. +. W. Jenkins. formerly of this city
now of Washington. spent several days here
with friends this week
Miss Jennie Moxley. Of Stafford county, i:
in the city visiting friends.
Miss Lucy Young. of Richmond, and Miss
Ida Wooding. Of Caroline county. are the
guests Of the Misses Hardy at their home on
the National boulevard.