The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-12

Thomas o. Barbour, Mrs. E. d. Chris
tan. Mrs. John Kerr Branch, Mrs. VIII
liam @. stokes. Mrs. John Dunlop, MIS-
James Hoy, Mrs. c. @. Coleman, Mrs'
Percy Montague, Mrs. r. {. Norton
Mrs p H. Mayo. Mrs. Hunter Mcclure
Mrs. G. C. McPhaiI. Mrs. John a. CoKe'
Mrs Beverly Crump, Mrs. Niles cary
Mrs Marion Dimmock. Mrs. bhaa pa
Duval. Mrs. Frank Steger, Mrs ChaIie'
y. Smith. Mrs silas ShelbUrne' MIS-
William Trigg. Mrs Isaac Davenport
Mrs. Charles u. Williams. Mrs. CharieS
Talbot. Mrs. w G.. Thomas Mrs klch-
ard WORKMAN, Mrs Joe White. Mrs ran
Peyton. Mrs. James ID. Patton Amen -
Donnan. Mrs. Meredith Montague. mIs'
William II. Talbot Mrs. Charley Stokts'
Mrs. Charles Lathrop. Mrs. Ol~ay :"
Allen, Mrs. T. G. Williams MIS- Chstte'
Davenport, Mrs. q. A. Davenport MIs
Russell Robinson, Mrs John r. J. Aiuei
son. MIR. and Mrs. Ned Myers, anu
sfessrs charles y. Antrim, Thomas G.
Williams. n. NJ Blankenship, Adolphus
Williams, Henry Baskerville, j. Aston
Cabeu r. II. c. Caben, John Currie, Hen
~ l.. Cabell, George a. Gibson, Edward
Hanewinckel, william Hanewinckei' cam
eron Johnson, John Lyons, Minor Lewis,
George K. Lee Lewis Lightfoot, Edwafd
c. Mayo. Or. Ned Mcclure, kirkwood
Mitchell William r. Massie Dr. Stuart
Mcclure. Preston Nolan, Leigh Page,
Roosevelt Page, Philip Powers Dolph
Blair. Berne Blair John Rutherford
Fred Peasants Arthur Peasants. Tom
Scott, 10 Lane Sterne. Allan Talbot.
Albert b. Alsop. Dick Gwathmey Edward
J. Wills. While Ferguson, Ormond
Young John Young. Cary Sheppard WI
hanson TalIey Charles J. Anderson, Jim
II. Anderson, Arthur Wiley, Eugene
Massie. Dick Pegram Dick Gains, Ran A.
Holiday, John Walker, G. A. Walker,
William Patton, While Grant. Willie II.
Walker, Mack McCabe, John Shelton Will
llams. Lancaster Williams, Frank A.
Davenport. !. Ireden Jenkins, Ned Chris
tan. fr.. Julian Binford, Murray Dill,
Stewart b. Hume, Bob Campbell, Stewart
BRYAN, John Bryan, Edwin b. Thomson,
Palmer Gray. Horace Halves. Rutherford
s Rose Richard Thomas, William S.
Workman. Frank VI. Parker, Jr., Jenifer
Barton. Robert Ranlett, Mr.. Mcdonald,
Graham Hobson Alexander Cameron, Ed
ward Robertson, Langhorne Williams
John Hayes, James Rutherford, saunders
Hobson, John Montague.
The second of the series Of Silver
Teas" which were inaugurated at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Clay Drewry, east Frank
lin street on Tuesday evening last, VIII
be given at the home OF Rev. and Mrs
Landon Mason, north Second street, on
the first Tuesday in December.
1t is the purpose OF the ladies' represent
ing the Societies Of Grace Church TO con-
tinue these teas throughout the winter,
one to occupy the evening Of the first
Tuesday in the respective months.
IL is to be hoped that the remaining
teas of the series will prove as thoroughly
enjoyable to the guests and profitable TO
the hostesses as that given on Tuesday
last.
On Friday afternoon from five to seven,
Miss Evie Blankenship, Of south Third
street, herself a debutante Of this season,
gave, as a courtesy 10 the other buds Of
'93-4, an informal, but delightful tea.
There were present: Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Hayes, Emily Cary, Fronie
Pegram, Mary McCaw, Mamie Baughman,
Nina Randolph. Mary Rogers Lucy
Bridges, Leila Gray, Leila Hill, Helen
Lee, Louise Quarles. Mary Darlington,
Lucy Pegram, the Misses Bidgood, Rob
be Minor, Flossie and Carrie Talbot,
Adele Archer, Miss Harris and Miss Mon
tague.
On the same afternoon Mrs. George
Ben Johnston gave an enjoyable tea as
a courtesy 10 number Of her more in
innate friends.
still undecided as TO the continuance or
non-continuance of their meetings during
this winter 1t is to be hoped that they
may decide upon the former. The Lite
rary Clubs" Of Baltimore and other cities
are source OF considerably more than
mere entertainment, and there is no rea>
son why that in Richmond should not be.
We notice that at q meeting Of the "Wo>
mems Literary Club" in Baltimore. a
week or so ago. sketches were read Of
the lives of deceased Maryland literau,
and that II is one OF the especial objects
of this club TO create and sustain an inte-
rest I'm local literary work and workers
From being a mere social function. It has
grown TO be an educating and elevating
power and II is composed Of representa-
tive Baltimore women, several Of them
writer's OF no mean power. Why cannot
the Literary Club of Richmond enlarge
not its membership, but the boundaries
Of lts wClk and aims?
Lste in the winter a large entertain
ment, probably ball or a play, is con-
templated. 1t will be under the manage
ment Of ladies of social prominence, q I'll
their object in giving it viii be TO secure
funds TO assist a public institution in
this city.
Miss Ashley Miller, who has been enjoy
New York and Boston, is expected to
return this week.
Miss Alice Aylett. Of King William,
who was during last week the guest Of
Mrs. James c. Lamb, south Third re-
trrred to her home yesterday.
Miss Mary Young, of south Third
street, who has been quite i'll, Is conva-
lescirg, although slowly
Miss Lizzie Hurkamp, Of Fredericks-
-
order TO attend the wedding of Miss Ber-
tina Peasants and Mr.. Stanley Berry
Tyler which is TO take place on Novem-
Der 18TH, at the Second Baptist Church
Miss Matte Clark, Of Danvile Is visit
ing In the city.
Miss Ellen Hobson and her cousin, Miss
Ellen Bruce, leave in few days for a
visit to Philadelphia, in which city they
win be the guests Of Judge Myers.
Miss Mamie Baughman. OF west Grace
street, is a debutante OF this season.
On the twenty-ninth of November-the
day before Thanksgiving-the ladies of
Grace p. r.. Church will. according to
an established custom, give, during the
hours from twelve 20 four. a "Thanksgiv-
ing Dinner for which they have secured
Messrs West, Johnston & Co.'S old store,
Main between Ninth and Tenth.
During the hours named ali the substan-
tails and delicacies that go to make up
the orthodox and ideal Thanksgiving
Dinner" viii be served, at the very mod
crate price OF fifty cents.
Turkey salad, plum pudding. etc, etc,
Will all be found in the menu. and IL is
hoped that hungry business men viii save
themselves trip to uptown homes. and
utilize this admirable opportunity for doing
good and getting the best Of dinners by
! calling at Messrs West Johnston & Cos
old stand.
west Graca street dnhnfanfa win