The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-05
LIFE IN VANITY FAIR.
THE GAY SEASON DRAWING TO A
CLOSE-"OUR BOYS"
The Subject of the "Jeffs'" Amaigamation
Again "Laid on the Table"-Many Fair
Strangers I'm Richmond.

At Masonic Temple on Monday evening
the Richmond German Club gave what
had previously been announced as the
last dance Of the season. However,
Madame Rumor hath 1t that this Is not
true, and that the fun-loving folks are
TO be accorded one more OF the good
times" for which these germans are
famous. The dance was gracefully and
ably led By Colonel 10 Lane Stern, to
whom belongs the prize for so many
charming social victories. handsome
supper was served from the Women's
Fxchange Those present were
Mrs. DR.. Ross, Mrs. Isaac Davenport,
Mrs. Percy Montague, Mrs. John II. Mon
tague, Mrs. Arthur LEROY, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Whitlock, Mrs. Laird, OF North
Carolina; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Royal,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mr. and
Mrs. c. d. Langhorne, Mrs. Moncure
Perkins. Mrs. Benehan Cameron, Mr.
and Mrs Levin Joynes. Mrs. Charles
Lathrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd Warwick,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs George w. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs c. OBJ.
Cowardin, Mr.. and Mrs T. n. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Welch, DIR. and
Mrs. r. G. Cabell, Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Allison. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. n. Myers.
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Morton, Mr.. and
Mrs James X. Branch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Frazier. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tabh.
Mrs Waller Addison. Of Big Stone Gap.
w Va; Mrs. Albert Gravely. Of Norfolk:
Mrs Charles Montague, of Baltimore
Misses Julia Coggill, of New York; Helen
Cameron, OF Petersburg; Lettie Robinson.
OF Charlottesville; Bessie Shipp, of Lex
ington: Kate Conrad. OF Winchester;
Lucy Tabb, OF Gloucester; Ramsey. Of
Baltimore; Joan Clark, OF Atlanta Helen
Bates Floyd. OF Louisville; Coleman and
Wise. OF Williamsburg; Damman and
Moale OF Baltimore; Eugenia Tenant OF
Petersburg: Ellen Bruce. of Halifax;
Frances Mchler. Of Easton. Pa; Blair
and Pariin. of Newport. KY: May Handy,
Emma Barksdale, Annie Howard. Mary
Howard Bessie Pace, Elise Williams,
Bessie Martin, Vergie Brock, Maggie Fer
guson, Berta Wexford. Sallie Wexford,
virgie Archer. Mary Cameron. Cora Car
rington, Meta Potts, Annie Gray, Nellie
Boykin, Marion Harris. Gertrude Camm,
Annie Leigh Camm. Narcissa Barton.
Martha Bagby. Mary Mayo. Lou Adkins.
Helen Montague. Bessie Addison, Callie
Ryiand. Madge Ould Frances Scott Fan
ME Ross, Lillian Yarbrough. Bessie Faun-
tleroy. Mary Cullen and others.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lightfoot Wormeley. In honor Of the
Misses Mccormick. OF Winchester. enter
tained most delightfully."- at their beautiful
and picturesque home on west Franklin.
The decorations were exquisitely lovely,
and spoke eloquently of the taste and tact
Of the host and hostess. American beauty
roses peeped from all corners and fair
faces smiled radiantly from amid inter
twining branches OF palm land other
green. Mr.. and Mrs. Wormeley were as
sisted In doing the honors by their lovely
young daughter. Miss Lucy. and combined
to make trio whose graceful cordiality
and hospitality rendered the evening a
delight In realization and charming
memory after its pleasures were thins
OF the past
The prizes were won by the following
ladies and gentlemen: Miss Leila Myers,
a beautiful silver brush; Miss Nc
Cormick. gold hat-pin; Mr.. Mccormick
OF winchester, silver hat-brush; Or. Ed
ward Mcclure. a silver match-safe. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wormeley'
Miss Lucy Wormeley. Misses Mccormick,
Miss Louise Langhorne OF Lynchburg.
Miss Wheat OF winchester. Leila and
Irene Myers. Julia Morton. Elise Williams.
Anna Boykin. ella Cooke. Marion Harris.
Mary Mcclure, Mary Lewis Loving OF
Amherst; Messrs. Robert c. Morton. Ed.
Hanewinckel. Rd Pegram. Fred. Pleas
ants. Frank Williams. John Rutherford,
Leigh Page. DR.. John Dunn. DIR. McCor-
mick. DIR. Stuart Mcclure and DIR. Ed.
Mccormick.
charming entertainment to the "Eu-
chre Cub" also occupied Tuesday even
Ing when MIR. and Mrs John Harrison,
1t their beautiful home on west Frank
lin. again exhibited that easy grace and
fascination OF manner for which they
are 20 notable. amid a scene whose bright
ness. elegance and beauty will not soon
30 forgotten by any Of the fortunate ones
Nbo enjoyed II. Delicately- tinted flowers