The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-09
Social World at Home and Abroad
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cards st. George as his patron. and has
placed him on n fanciful coat-of-arms OF
his own invention.
IN Friday night the Little Glea hers"
of Christ Episcopal church Htev. Preston
Nash, rector gave m)st enjoyable mu-
steal and literary entertainment, which
was In every respect a success. Selections
we're rendered as follows: Chorus. by
Little Cleaners; Little Chatterbox. Miss
BERTHA Epps; The Cooking Club IA duet),
Misses Brooks. Epps and Bartlett; Echoes
from Judea, Mrs. Logan and Miss Lu-
cord: The IllNatured Briar, Miss Lily
HechIer: Knocking at the Door. Miss
Lillian Epps; Doras Soliloquy. Miss Kate
Henderson; A Visit to the Country, Misses
Brooks and Henderson and Master Bur
ton: Welcome. Little Stranger, MISS LILY
Rogers; Birthday. Miss Elyy Matinee;
Peep, Peep. Miss Matte Moore; Inc Mn
Iionaire (banjo), Misses Epps, Bingley
and Henderson,: Reuben and Rachel, Miss
Epps and Master Burton; Two Mlschiev-
Gus Girls (medley), Misses Epps, Hechler.
Burton, Bingley and Bartlett; Harvest
Time (auartette). Mrs. Logan. Master
Burton and Misses Rogers and Lucord'
Marching Home (chorus), Little Cleaners.
Each of the selections was rendered with
spirit, and all were thoroughly enjoyed.
During the rectorship Of Rev. Mr.. Nash
the congregation of Christ church mas
not only grown In numbers. but In inter
eat as well, and the prosperity or the
church Is the happy result OF the entire
sympathy in work and harmony In aim
which exists between pastor and people
II js Ia be hoped that Mr.. Nash VIII de-
eide TO remain in Richmond for many
wear, TO come and that his good "orh
will grow, as it cannot fan 10 40
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Rosa Grant and DR.. James ALBERT
ia take place on Wednesday at Grace
Episcopal church. x,-..,
on Friday evening Mrs. Nahhle "ei III
gave a delightful tug party as courtesy
N Mics Estelle Courtney, which in every
49, - Ire details was a perfect social
success The refreshments, when were
dainty and delicious, were served III
stvIe which rendered them yet more ac-
centahle and in every particular the
entertainment evidenced the thoughtlui-
ness and taste Of the hostess Ihose en-
iovinr this courtesy to Miss Courtney
were Misses Annie Maury. Florence bld-
good Halle and Rachel COOKE MISS
Maupin (Portsmouth), Annie Is. toohe'
GIanover). Louise Mayo, Miss Berkeley
university Of Virginial, Mary rogers
Messrs. Orme, Staten, Tom Alsop, Cdl-
roichaeI II. williams, Rose. Marks
Innas Briggs. Spilman. DR.. Binford, and
others Mrs Mamie Werth and Mrs
1ames r. Werth were the chaperons OF
the party. ,.
Miss Berkeley, OF the University OF
Virginia, is the guest of Mrs. James n
Werth.
The many friends of Mrs. Lewis Bur
ton, east Grace street, VIII regret 70
learn OF her illness, which, while not Sc
rious, is quite pronounced.
Iotta's plan for keeping young is
merely that of avoiding antsgonistic ma
lures" II Lolita were an unfortunate
male person she would find that this is
not as simple as it looks.
All corporations are not soulless. The
corporation Of London is having made
for Princess Nay wedding present or
diamond necklace and service OF silver
for household use.
On Monday night the Little Cleaners"
Of Trinity Methodist church gave very
enjoyable and successful entertainment,
which may be termed GLOVER drill"
Each one Of the members OF the circle
represented a hower-the magnolia, pan
sy. sun flower, Jack Rose. American
Beauty, carnation. Marguerite, and other
garden favorites. all being typified, and
the beauty OF the costumes, together with
the piauant brightness of the wearers.
made the scene on the stage picturesque
and attractive one. The music for the
drill was well rendered by Mr. ID.
Briggs, to whose courtesy In granting
his services on this occasion was due
large measure Of the enjoyment Of the
audience. The drill consisted In the for
nation by the young ladies participating
of flower figures, 10 the measures OF
the music. and was most graceful and
artistic.
After the drill refreshments were
served. Among the young ladies taking
part in the drill were Misses Hunter
Ferguson with whom the idea of the
drill originated, Susan Harrison, Davis.
McPhail, Weimer and Walford.
Misses Matte Westwood and Mamie
Williams leave on Monday for the noun
tains.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. Ferguson leave on
August Sd to visit the Worlds Fair. and
on September 18th Mr.. Edgar Ferguson
and Misses Jennie and Hunter Fergus
son will leave for the white City"