The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

McGlensev. L. s. N: Mrs. T. W ,rq pn,ovv
Portsmouth. and Mrs. Cromweii; oi snv 70
rboys ,xera inst enough people piesens ~
make the dancing pleasant ana ny i'.''.t an
Tho guests were entertained AZ" .btob ,vss
the covered deck of the Fran kiln' VII f,cs.
beautifully and artstlcally huI mum Lanterns
IL sh;n cvas lighted with cOloIeu l,"'0 .i
~ antios tfI,orsed go "a 10 ihHhe '"c
Tabt sott and vet enough. Inc NaEa' pg2ss
Lsrd t,.~nished its charmln. iN"S'D III
,ho occasion. Standing az e"o "Pp,s
end Of tho ship and loonlnS uy"n
the long low deck. you couiu nn'u's i oes''i.
-, v~,, we're not looking at some eA ulSiteiy
s.'s ~ ,icture. the gaudily cOiored Tags. the
~ i;rhts and shadows east by tho lanterns.
,racef,f women in sweeping gowns ANn uDch
IN their brilliant uniforms ana DiasS buttons
over all floating the aOit music OK sOiHo "a
,,ancinc waltz. almost made you think YOU
,,ere bew;tched and were gazing down Nls'a
49, a fairy ship. As night came on the
"a,,,les would steal OF to the many lttle cor
rers which were so inVtngiy arranged. "hie
a ,Qoi.er would bring some deicacy. ah ice "
a class OF punch 70 refresh the tired oAicoiS'
At last. however, the launches w. ~
,ounced and the parties for the yard. for1s-
,nonth and Norfoll. steamed away, leaving
To old Franklin lying back against me
water. with her lights reflected IN the Blu
tide. ...-.o-
roast Wednesday evening to Their guest, ni.ss
Fvv Walker. OF Richmond. This charming
little Girl has been the recipient OF great
deal Of attention ihere. and We nope 10
keep her some time. even u she does steal ~
many hearts. ~. f.f,
Tie United States steamship Newark leit
Norfolk for Yorktown Tor target pracnce III
Tie Misses Fair. Of Beauprc, Gloucester
county. are visiting Mrs. l.. =. leatmah' Ia
BOush street r.,
The regular Friday evening german OF the
Norfolk German Club came on on me LIN
and was most ENJOYABLE one. III tooA piaco
in tho Masonic Temple and notwithstanding
tho weather which was very lnc.ement. tue
german was q large one. II was lei by u. j.:
Hepneberry. whose name ENSURES beautlui
GERMAN being led At about ll:JO charming
supper was served in tho supper-rooih aD-
Joining the hail. gotten MP by the cAaperoh7'
and even those who usually consider suppcI
such an awful bore were seen TO 30 do-hS l'li
Justice TO It, The german threatened not TO
break up at all. but at o'clock the cnapeIols
cried enough ana prOprlety required the Girls
TO 90 home. and tho men didn't care ID lance
without them. IT.. csrio
Wake blanche TAYLOR. Margaret Berry.
Tnia Whitehead. Bessie Chamberlalne. Emiiy
Baker. Fannie Leigh, Bessie Taylor. quo
Yeatman Lily Fair. Clara Borum, EyeiFh
Tanner. Annie Chamberlaine. Ethel b"iH'
Mary Tayloe. Pink Ramsay. Charlotte lIFiHe'
Fvy Walker. Lizzie Pickett. Liz2ie McGlehsef'
Anna Fales. Lucy Baylor. Louise pu Barry.
May Miller. Fannie Davis Patty Selden. Mrs
William Reed. Mrs W. II. kennedy. MIS-
William Dickson and Mrs. James Higginson'
Mes.rs. Ernest Kennedy. Frank Wilcox.
Robert F. Baldwin, William Wilcox, kensey
Johns. Leigton Hubbard. H. ~. p"Fts'
Edward Higgins. r. W. Tomhn. William G..
Dickson. Robert Wilkinson. Walters Martin
Richard Taylor. Washington Reed. ~. IL.
Kennedy. Frank Taylor, William BALDWIN
and William Preston.