The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-24
W~ESTMORELAND CLUB.
CELEBRATION OF THE CIfRtsTMAs
rNTERTATYMENT LAST EvEEIyG.
The Spacious Rooms Thrcnged With Rep
resentatives OF Old Dorninicn- Christ
mas German Of the Cotilion Club.
The wcstmoreiand.

Ihe NcSlHAoAN'RANs
Dear old name. and suggestive Of dear
DID days and times.
The Westmoreland Club tenderad their
friends invitations 10 their Christmas
entertainment Last evening at the dub.
The spacious rooms of this Representa-
five Virginia club were throngdi with
representatives of The Old Dominion. men
famous in all the walks and ranks OF life.
who commingled and intermingled with
each other in the way which only those
who are native here, and TO the manner
born" as Shakespeare puts II, can I'M
derstand. Nor was the stranger within
our gates forgotten. for there were many
such. In such a gathering, how can l
distinguish?
II is enough 10 say, that there was
abundance of good cheer and hospitality
for all their guests. and the evening was
one 10 be classed with those with which
the memory nay long be filled.
Among the guests Of the club there
were: His Excellency, Governor =. w.
Mckinney. Mayor J. Taylor Ellyson, ex-
Postmaster William II. Cullingworth.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael, Colonel j. G..
Hawkes., OF louisiana: Judge Samuel b.
Witt. DR.. Thomas Nelson Page. General
Charles j. Anderson. Judge John IL. In
gram, Colonel G.. X. Macon, Colonel r..
M. r. Talcott, Mr.. n. B. Clapp, the
father Of the Westmoreland; Mr.. John
p. Branch. Mr.. Beverly b. Munford, Mr..
Mann s. Quarles, Mr.. William NJ. Hill,
Mr.. Joseph Bryan and Mr.. G. w. Stevens,
general manager Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. Representing stht press
there were: Mr.. William Ryan, of The
Gs.to. Cnlc,al w nallaE ThacfaMnan of
the Dispatch. and Captain w. c. Waller,
OF The Times.
Midnight saw the happy visitors lispers-
ing ~homewsrds. with many wishes for
Merry Christmas for each otfer-and
especially for the Westmoreland Club
The CotiIIon Club.
The Friday Cotillon Club gave A beau
tiful entertainment at the Masonic Tenn
pie last evening. The Grand Lodse-room
never in its history presented a prettier
scene. There were over forty colples on
the floor, and they were carried through
most intricate and pleasing figures by the
leader. Mr.. John Boisseau. Favo's were
presented 10 all present. Some feceived
pretty jewelled pins, others a Bit Of brio
a-brac, others n box of Huyler's BIN bons-
The music vas well rendered, although
Il is a noticeable fact that at the Germans
this season the same selections ars played
that have done service for the p.st two
years.
Among the debutantes present were:
Miss Nellie Perrin, Miss Nellie 3oykin,
Miss Lima Mayo. Miss Halle ~falcott,
Misses Lula and Evie Walker, Miss Cora
Darlington, Miss Virgie Drewrs. Miss
Mena Taylor, Miss Mamie Saunders. Miss
Mary Hayes. Miss Adele Archer aid Miss
Stanie Adkins.
AoNnv ehcca pracap4 xuaras ATfecaQ yIIlfo
Morton, Helen Rose, Sallie Talbot.
Ariadne Johnson, Emma Barksdale, Ella
Williams. Alice Henning, Mary Mayo,
Emily Cary. Annie Gray. Pensie Veddell.
Mary Hunt, Stuart Bradley, Judith Deane,
Miss Cook Of Hanover, Miss GooCwin Of
Wytheville. Virgie CABOT. Eveline VIII
liams, Mary Lane. Auburn, Ala. fir. and
Mrs. Cotton Chaplin, MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Lafferty (nee Miss
Mary Alfriend). Mamie Caldwell West
Virginia; Miss Tucker. Raleigh; Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Patterson, Annie Mcguire.
Miss Conrad of Washington and Miss
Judith Darlington.
Mrs. William II. Talbot. Mrs. Moncure
Perkins, Mrs. A. w. Archer. Mrs. James
Patterson. Mrs. Charles A. Rose, Mrs.
Egbert G.. Leigh, Mrs. Charles Talbot,
Mrs. Thomas Brander, Mrs. Seymour
CABOT, Mrs. Glen. Bsrksdale. Mrs. +. H.
Deane.
Messrs. Charles A. Rose, George Pc
gram, Charles Williams. Stuart Hume,
David Lea. Joseph Jackson. Howard
Smith, Edward Benson, Il. G. Higgin-
botham John Cullen. Robert Camm,
Monte Workman. r. A Carter, Deane
Maury. Farley Cooke, Horace Slater.
william Mayo. George Bidgood, George
Mayo, Albert Alsop, Cotton Chapin Glenn,
shafer, Edgar Freeman, Bailey saunders,
w. b.. Weisiger. John Walker, Howard
Baker, Ben Lawson, Cham Pleasants.