The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-22

Sor ms ensuing Wednesday. at the Com.
rnouwealth. may be considered the aNuh'
oouriers Of the fashionable social season
The purpose Of the members Is, OF e"uISc
r~-organlzng for the winter, which u ~
not promise the unbroken "hiri Oh saii'y
which characterized last year
mo n,,,,ber of debutantes is considera-
blv larger than for several seasons, ana
includes Misses Mary Hayes, Emily cary
Marv M. Gillian. Elizabeth Hayes, PRONE
fegrann Mary McCaw, Nina Randolph,
Marv Rogers, Lucy Bridges, Leila Gray
leila Hu. Helen Lee. Louise Quarles'
Mary Darlington, Lucy Pegram, the
Misses Bidgood. Robbie Minor, tiossie
and Carrie Talbot, Adele Archur MISS
Harris. Miss Montague and Eve biai'NeH-
ship. - ..,..
Miss GHdersleeye IS The guest OF h'i's
Annie Leigh Camm, north Sixth.
The first meeting for the season,
Miss Maria Blairs Literature Cless
ne held on next wednesday afternoof
ago T.. N. en- the parlorsof the Young n
christian Association Building, SIKH
Main streets
study embracing "The Revolutionary ana
National Periods Of American History
and Literature" which was mapped out
last winter. VIII be resumed, and the mem
hers Of the class (Which is considerably
larger than for several seasons anticipate
even more than the amount OF pleasure
and profit which has marked It's FORMER
session 49,,
The shakespeare Glass will be re-organ-
fzed on the same afternoon.
Mrs r. PAGE Waller, OF Norfolk, IS the
guest OF Mrs Jno. r.. Cooke, south Thlrd.
Miss Rachel Cooke is visiting friends
New York 10 visit Miss Sanford
Miss Reshel Cooke IS visiting friends
in Norfolk -,,... =.
she guest OF Mrs Sutton, west Franklin.
MIR. Lud HlH and bride have returned
home.
Misses Louise, Kate and Miriam Meade
are IN Chicago,
Mrs, j. +. b. Stuart spent several
days last week with her son, MI j. r. d.
Stuart. north Eighth.
Miss Nellie Perrin is visiting the Fair.
The engagement Of Miss Resale Pleas
ants and Mr. Stanley Tyler, together with
their wedding on November 18th, at the
Second Baptist church, is announced.
Miss Irene Peasants will be maid Of
honor. and Misses Mary Yancey and
Mltte Peasants. the latter Of Petersburg,
will act as bridesmaids.
Futher weddings announced TO take
place at an early date, are those Of Miss
Resale Winston and Mr.. Rutledge, OF
St Louis. Miss Mary Young and Mr..
James Anderson. and Miss Virginia Brock
and MIR. Floyd Hughes, OF Norfolk.
Mr. Hughes and Miss Brock will be
united in Holy Matrimony on Nov. 18th,
the same date as fixed upon for the Tyler
Pieasants wedding. IL. too, VIII be a
fashionable affair. And will be character
ized by the usual attractive accessories
which go to make such events complete.
Miss Mary Pegram Will be maid Of
honor and some OF the bridesmaids will
be Misses Hattie Ross. Irene Peasants,
Virginia and Adele Tyler. Lula Powers,
and Miss Allen, tho last named, of Norfiik.
The wedding will take place at All
Saints p. b. Church.
Miss southcott, Of Annapolis is the guest
OF Miss Grace Spear.
On Friday afternoon, the ladies cOmpOs-
ing the Lunch Committee Of the Y. NJ G.
A. gave the second OF the projected series
OF "Children's Entertainments" the object
Of which Is TO raise funds 10 complete
necessary house repairs in the building
on east Franklin street.
The entertainment on last Friday
consisted Of cake walk" and was
participated in by about seventy-flve
children.
The judges upon the occasion were Mrs.
Gray skipwith. Mrs. John West and Miss
DOuthat, and il was their unanimous YER
dict that little Misses Lily Cary and
Emily Armlstead were equally entitled 10
the prize for the most graceful and best
walker IL was. therefore, necessary fOI
the little ladies 20 draw, upon which
the prize fell to the share of Miss Lily
Cary.
After the walk each Of the participant,
u al q ii a.
cake made for the occasion ana sub
sequently romped and enjoyed thhmselve'
IN their own way 10 their hearts conieu'
Quite satisfactory sum wes reai!Ecd
from the sale OF Ice cream. eta, and flii'
second entertainment proved as n'eas>
successful as the first. The enjoyment OF
the small people was thorough
The third enter tainmont Of the scrlrs
win be given from $3.50 to r. nj. on fTt
day next and Will be under the supes.n
tendence OF Mrs. George Marshall
on Friday evening Miss Fannie MIKE
vett. of east Broad street, gave mos
enjoyable party. al which large numbt
OF her young friends were present Il
occupied the hours from to Y T. NJ.
and the dancing. games etc, were sup
piemcnted by supper. including man.
deicacies
The floral decorations were Of American
Beauty roses and red dahiias
Those enjoying the courtesy OF MIS-,
Mckcveu were Misses Lula Heegartv
Sallie Cunningham, Annie Welsh. Ellis,
BossieuN, Louise Cannon. Florrie Gret
ter, Nellie Magruder, Katie Turpin. Elvl,
Davis. Lizzie Norris, Mary Kearney. Mar,
Crombie. Jude Peasants. Ada and Viole
Chaikiey Daisy Hancock. Bessie Scott
Miss keefee, Miss Nellie Heegarty Miss
Nav Mckevett; Mesars. Frank Baptist
John Welsh. Carrie Graves George Mayer
Colbert Cunningham, Archie Peasants
Leslie Reed. Robert Lewis, Mr.. Herbert
McMlnn AR Charles Reid, Mr.. Johi
Curtis.
Mr. Edwin Pleasapts Is expected 10 ar.
rive from Chicago on Tuesday.
The regular dances Of the Ariington
German Club will be resumed on Noven,
ber "a. al corcoran Han.
Mr.. Charles Mcclure has returned from
the Fair.
The Little Cleaners" Society Of the
Third Presbyterian church. Mrs. sinton
president, resumed their meetings foi
the winter last week IL is their iaten-
ton 10 give series Of might soclables
every two weeks during the winter
the hrst 10 be given on next FRIDAY
night week, 1.-THE first Friday In Noyen.
ber). AT the residence OF Mrs. sinton.
Recitauons, vocal and instrumental unu.
sic. etc. viii be rendered by members
OF the society. 10 be selected from time
70 time by the president.
Mrs. Sergeant Howard is VISITING
friends in Washington
Dr. Cannon returned yesterday frem
Lexington, Va. where he attend