The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-29

Helen Rose and others.
Mrs. william Oppenhimer also ne'o
another of her delightful lat homes 'n
"wednesday AT the cosy twilight hours
and received many callers.
so much has already been said on "
subject OF the briliancy OF the a. r. v -.
bali, on Friday evening. that we canno.
be guilty OF the vain attempt 70 pnns
the lily." That II was regal success
| In every detail is the unanim )us verdi y
OF the world and his wife, who donneu
! the habniments OF cotton and maze as
merry as though 'in silk attire
| THE next so-called charity event Is the
| play "Our Boys" to be presented on
| Wednesday evening next Inc cur INN
raiser'' promises 10 be quite as entertain
ing as the dramatic portion OF the en.er,
| tainment. There will be first a beaIul IL
| tableau after n famous picture OF me
| old school. called 1.-THE Dancing Lesson"
,rben this will be followed by an ex-
| ouisite dance. which is stately and Craze
| full. vet sportive and jovial. The follow
| ing welI-known bellies are among the
| dancers: Misses Mary Hayes, Lizzie
| Bridges Nellie Boykin, Stanley Adkins,
| Emma Barksdale, Helen Rose. Nellie
Perrin. Helen Floyd of Louisville. Carrie
Coleman and Annis Howard.
February promises a continuance OF our
headlong rush Of gayety. Several events
are already announced for its limited
days Of festivity. The event OF the week
IS the marriage OF Miss Colubia Stanard
Hayes to Mr.. w. James Walker on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home
Of the bride.
Mrs. Charles r. Stokes will be Eat
home" on Thursday afternoon from to
Z. in honor Of her guest, Mrs. q. NJ. En-
merson. of Wilmington, n. G.
on Tuesday evening Mrs. James Allison
and Miss Michler will be Eat home" to
their friends.
Mrs. r. G. Rennolds will have an lat
home" on Wednesday between g and +.
NJ.
Miss Ii. zie Townes will receive her
friends at an "at home" on Tuesday af-
ternoon between and T.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Joynes will enter
tain the Thursday Club on Thursday
evening next.
Mrs. Eva Beuk and Miss Mary Williams
will be Eat home" on Thursday evening
between 5 and 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. McAdams will
give a large reception on February Sth.
Mrs. Charles Whitlock will entertain
very handsomely for her guest, Mrs.
Lind nee Holt, of North Carolina.
The engagemen of Miss Annie r. VIII
liams to Mr.. Gilbert of Columbus. o..
has been already announced. The we'd
ding will be one of the events Of early
February. FELIX.
On Tuesday evening. the Cotillon Club.
an offshot Of the old Pleasure German"
gave a delightful dance at the Masonic
Temple. The decorations were elaborate
and beautiful, and the scene when the
gayety was in full play, was one seduc
lively lovely, combining beauty and grace
to fascinate the eye. and the most sub
stantial charm to make merry the
heart" AS the evening advanced, in
poured stream of youth, beauty, grace
and elegance that filled the capacious
apartment with moving radiance. when
the roses and other flowers worn by the
ladies nodded TO the motions Of the wear
ers, and shook out an aroma that per-
vaded the place with an Oriental burden
Of perfume. The officers of the club are
as follows: w. ID. Meyer, president: Mr..
Sam Bendheim, leader and Mr. Daniel
Whi1ock, assistant leader, secretary and
treasurer. AS its patrons, IL claims Mr..
and Mrs Lovenstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
lisch, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cohen, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Straus, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Straus. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Straus. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Nachman. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Kirsch. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Schaap. Mr..
and Mrs e. Hanff, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cans,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Liebermuth.
Among its members it claims most OF
our prominent young men. A full list OF
its membership is as follows: Messrs. W.
d. Meyer, A. II. Meyer, Dan Whitlock,
Sam Bendheim, Lee Straus, A. 8. Kraker,
II. S. Binswanger. S. j. Binswanger A.
]. Marcuse. Il. Milhiser, c. Millhiser, y.
j. Bear, b. Bear. Myer Sycle, Gus Michel
bacher, Byron Wallerstein. ]. May, Ed
ward Whitlock, ]. j. Straus NJ. L. Rose.
J. Levy, II. B. Angle, A. T.. Cohen, II. S.
Wallerstein and Il. Gunst
On Jnue u. 1898, the jefferson Literary
and Social Circle win have attained the
age OF twenty-siX years. During all that
time 1t has been prominent factor in the
social forces that have Jindividualized
Richmond. From an infancy Graded in
pOst-bellum calm-the calm that is the
aftermath of all great struggles, and
which is synonymous with prostration,
the organization sprang strong and self
confident, young Hercules, and everyone
of its succeeding birthdays has been a
golden milestone marking progress in the
right direction; the development that
unites intellectual and physical gymnas-
tics. From time 10 time the left"
has given entertainments as "chic" and
original as they were enjoyable, and now
on the approach of the twenty-sixth mile
stone. the circumference of the circle has
so extended as to claim one hundred and
nineteen OF our city's best known men for
its own. not including it's honorary MEM
Ders' Hon. William Lovenstein and
Messrs. H. ]. Myers, Julius Straus and
A. Mohsberg. of Hampton.
The club is composed Of the following
well-known men, NJ. II. Asher. II. Il.
Angle Sam Bendheim, NJ. s. Block M
i. Binswanger. S. J. Bnswanger. II. s.
Binswanger, /. S. Biers, S. Bachrach.
Byron Bear, b. j. Bear, Rev. DR.. Il. N.
Calisch, Isaac Cohen. Sam Cohen. Jacob
Edel, Joseph Dalman, II. T. Ezekiel.
h. A. Ezekiel, J. l.. Ezekiel d. S. Elm
stein. S. w. Fleischman. Henry F1egen-
helm, Jacob Cans, DR.. S. Galeski, Marx
Gunst. Henry S. Hutzler. Charles Hutz-
Ter, Isaac Hutzler. Leroy Hutzler, Sig.
HutZler, Il. Hutzler, A. s. Kra1er, l. H.
Kaufman, j. l.. Levy Monroe Levy.
Isaac Levy, Dr. II. II. Levy, Dr. E. c.
Kaufman, Sig. NJ. Goodman, Morton A.
Goodman. Isaac A. Goodman, Arthur
Levy. Raphael Levy Isaac Lchtenstein.
Jacob Lichtenstein, l.. Z. Morris, E. Mill
hiser, q. Millhser. Charles Millhiser,
Fred. S. Myers. e. Middeldorfer A. III.
Myers, B. f.. Myers. ]. Myers, Henry
Myers, A. j. Mareuse, J. J. Marcuse. NJ.
r. Marcuse. G. J. Michelbacher, n. Mich
elbacher. Moses May. Isaac May, A. X.
Schaap. Phil Helstone. Levi Hexter w
N. Nelson, Louis Nachman. s. A. pyle.
S. Proskauer, f. Raab, H. Rosenheim,
NJ. b. Rosenbaum. J.. M. Rosenbaum.
s. B. Rosenbaum. II. NJ Reinhard. A.
IL. Straus A. 10 Straus 'Chariec ct-o,.