The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-31

The list Of guests Is but a partial one.
that being the only kind possible when
the number was so exceedingly large
There was no meeting Of Miss Blairs
Literature Class this past week. bat their
meetings will be resumed on the aft srn0on
OF Wednesday January I'd. and prornis-
ing programme has been planned
The "Fortnightly' viii hold its next
meeting at the residence Of Rev. and
Mrs. Hartley Carmichael, east Grace
street
"Reveille"-the beautiful country home
Of Miss Lizzie Patterson, was on Thursday
evening the scene Of a thoroughly enjoy
able Club" meeting and entertainment.
Holly and other OF the seasons greens
we're utilized in the hall decorations; la
France roses. pink ribbon, shades. etc,
the dinlng-room.
A strireed band was In attendance.
Two large omnituses conveyed the
guests 10 and from Mrs. Patterson's, the
party being chaperoned by Mrs. James
Patterson and Mrs George Latdrop.
Among those present were. Misses Car
ollBe Moore. May VI. Gillian, Lily VII
son, Mary Arinstead. arJline Ellet, Eva
Lawson. Francis Workman. -- SCHROEDER
(of y. C). Nessrs. Workman, Anderson.
Halves wilson Massie, Pitcher. Patter-
son. BurweH. and Rutherford Rose
next week be enjoyable is a dinner, Tues
day, by Major and Mrs. Stiles
The sudden death OF Miss Nellie Perrin,
a prominent debutante of this season,
has thrown shadow over the world
social and very naturally.
Miss PERKINS, short illness had not
prepared her many friends for the blow,
and her geniality. happy nature, youth
and apparently buoyant health united
TO form a most lovable personality. In
her death juvenile society sustains
very real loss.
The New Year german Of the Richmond
viii occupy Monday evening.
Miss Ellen Gatewood, who has been the
guest Of Mrs Maury, returned TO west
Point last week.
Mss Lucy Pegram is visiting friends in
Petersburg.
Misses Bessie Fauntleroy, Annie Gray,
Anns Howard, and Nellie Boykin. who
have been quite IN FOR some weeks, have
been much missed OF many OF the rcceat
social functions, their attendance upon
which was prevented by. illness.
Miss Lila Lane who Is the guest OF the
Misses Meade. will return to Alabama
this ensuing week
Miss Virginia Drewry is visiting friends
I'm Fredericksburg
Miss Elizabeth Hurkamp. Of Fredericks-
burg. spent a day OF last week iB the
city and attended the Assembly"
on Monday evening Mrs. John Harrison,
or west Franklin street, viii give a
chiidrens' tea I'm honor Of little Misses
Hlll and Lindsay.
a very elegant dinner set for an even
ing OF next week has been cancelled from
the social program, owing to the grieyous
death Of Miss Nellie Perrin.
ITpou the Incf vapL was
Hghtful luncheon given by Misses Kate
and Marion Harris. to a small number Of
friends.
The decorations displayed the usual COM
bination Of roses pink, green, etc, and
were exceedingly tasteful
Among those present were Misses Ella
Cooke. Katherine Talley Caroline rat
bott. Elizabeth Hin, ana Marion and
Kate Harris.
The assembly german which occupied
Thursday evening was most enjoyable
affair.
An excellent supper was furnished by the
Women's Exchange and the band IN at
tendance was an admirable one
The chaperones were Misses Allan TAT
bolt, Frank Deane, James A. Nelch,
Stewart Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Tyler. Mr.. and Mrs William r. Reed.
Among the throng present were Misses
Caroline Talbot, Mary Stuart Hayes,
Emily Cary, Ellen Mercer, Rachel and
Halle Cooke, Jennie anG Annie Cooke,
of Hanover, Sarah and Florence Talbot
llary Saunders - Tucker q. c.. q
guest OK Miss saunderg), Cooper, Of Bal
timOre. Daisy Wilson, Sarah Wexford,
Marianne Meade. Stanley Atkins. Meade
BurweH. Mary McCaw, LiHap Yarbrough,
leila Gray, Helen Lea, Judith and Mary
Carringtou Marion Robins; Messra
Douglas. Baker, Johns, Miller Gwathmey
Frank Parker, BrocKenbrouPh, Rurin,
holland. Hume. WortEam. Henry VIII
liams. Arlington. Gary. Alsop Thomas
Armistead HobsJn, Gray, Lea. Boisseau
Davis Harrison Blair, ana Young, OF
New York.
Mrs. James Walker is rapidly conval-
escing.
The third OF the series of Silver Teas
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Societ-
ies OF Grace T. T.. church will be given
on next Tuesday evening at the residence
Of Rev Landin Mason north Second
street.
Mrs William Meade Archer and her
daughter. Miss Alice Delaney Archer
Of Ill north Sixth street. will be at
home 20 their friends on Wednesday IN
January. from four 10 seven.
It's predecessors have proved so
one will prove most successful. socially
and financially. The ladies in charge
have spared no pains 10 furnish an at
tractive program, and it is 10 be hoped
that their efforts will meet with gem
erous response in the interest Of social
Richmond. a piece OF silver dime. quar-
ter, half. or even a whole dollar can
be given al the door 10 the little folks
in attendance. There is no other charge.
To make no mention Of the very at
tractive Williams Powell wedding would
be an objectionable sin OF omission, for
it was one Of the most thoroughly charm
ing private weddings OF the season.
AS stated in the daily. IL took place at
the residence Of the brides father Alr.
John II. Powell, No. east ca ace street.
The drawing room and hail displayed a
profusion Of holly mlstletoe running
cedar, palms. etc, I'm decoration, and
an improvised altar OF green and white
backed by palms and holly was placed
between the two windows. An aisle Of
white satin ribbons was formed, the ends
Of which We're held by the Juvenile cous-
FMS Of the bride. Master Strother, and
Miss Augusta Freeman.
Details as 10 the music, the brides
maids. the costume OF the bride, the
wedding gifts. etc, have also been pub
lshed
A corrected list OF those in attendance
IS as follows:
Rev. and Mrs. w. p. williams. Miss
Jennie Williams. Mr. Walter Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Williams, John
SHELTON Williams. r. Lancaster Williams,
Rev and Mrs. Hepburn, Mr.. Charles p.
Hepburn, fHanover county,, Mr. and Mrs.
I ii,