The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15


N,orium in company with a party con-
s.Hng OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhine
lander. Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Kip. Mr..
and Mrs Philip Rhinelander. Miss Sands,
s-9 Nfr. II. j.. Oakley Rhinelander. prom
irent in New York society circles. The
u.rty made a two weeks stay in Chicago,
where they were on last Tuesday night
entertained by Mr.. and Ms. Potter
Palmer at dinner. 20 meet Count
sAssche. They left Chicago on Thursday
fo- New York. and will stop en- route, at
Nanra. Miss Walker and brother viii
mlseluently visit the Misses Sands. at
their summer home. Hastings" on the
Hudson.
Miss Annie Moore. Of West Franklin
street. has icfi for Chicago.
Miss Belle Perkins has returned from
Mountain Top.
Niss Mary Lewis. daughter OF Judge
Lewis. has returned 90 the city.
The wedding Of Miss Elise Strother and
Nr Fred Scott will be one OF the social
events in the coming week. and will take
place on Wednesday. the 18th.
The first OF the seasons germans,
which occupied Thursday evening last,
and was led by Messrs. Dolph Blair and
julien Blnford. was characterized by the
presence Of a number Of strangers, prom
iuent among them being Miss Goode Jones,
daughter of Governor Jones. Of Alabama,
who rs the guest Of Miss Nellie Perrin;
Miss Lila Lane. the guest Of the Misses
Meade; and Miss Sanford of New York,
the guest ~ Miss Stanley Atkins.
Miss Lane was one Of the young ladies
who acted as bridesmaids at the wedding
OF Mr.. Richard Hardaway Meade and
Miss Nellie Prior Atkins which occupied
the earlier portion OF Thursday evening
and was so brilliant an affair.
Miss Lizzie Pickett, Of Norfolk, is the
guest Of Miss Julia Morton, West Frank
lin street
The wedding Of Miss Virginia Brock. Of
this city. and Mr. Floyd Hughes, Of Nor
folk IS announced for November the 18th.
A reception by q popular hostess I'm the
smart set will Dee given early in Novem-
her. in honor OF two Of the seasons most
attractive debutantes.
Miss Gertrude Riyes IS TIE guest Of
Miss Bessie Martin.
ON Thursday quite a number Of society
people attended the races at the Fair.
among thin a party chaperoned by Mrs
J.. ID. Ceane. which included Misses
Sallie and Judith Deanc, Bessie Martin,
Gertrude Rvcs. Julia Morton. Ellen Nor
Ger Cooke. Halle Cooke Bessie and Leila
Hin Annie Gray Louise Brander Madge
Ould and Miss Dorsey. Others who at
tended the races were Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Cullen Mr.. and Mrs Mann s.
Quarles. Helen and Lucy Quarles, Judith
Darlington.
Among those present az the reception
succeeding the Meade-Atldns wedding
were Mrs. Avis Walker Grant Mrs
James Walker. nee Columbia Hayes
Mrs. Cotton Chaplin. Mrs Philip Powers.
Mrs Ben Valentine Mr.. and Mrs. Mum
ford Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Bridges. Or
Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins. and
among the thIone az the church were
noticed Misses Virginia CABOT Bertha
lleasants Ellen Blair Louise Brander
Bessie Minor. Bessie Fauntleroy. Mary
Young Mercer. Rachel and Halle Cooke
Annie Leigh, and Gertrude Camm. Mrs
A. ID. Camm judith Darlington, Emily
Cary Mary Hayes. Mrs Carter Scott.
Mrs John d. Blair, Hattie and Fanny
Ross. Virginia Brock and Lizzie Pickett
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Hayes are
among the attractive debutantes of the
incoming season.
40 $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. the
ladies' composing the Lunch Committee
Of the Young WomCn's Christian Assoc
citation gave the first of a series Of Chill
dr-ns Entertainments" the object being
to raise the furds necessary 90 the COM
Ietion Of some necessary repairs and
improvements in the Lunch rooms The
remaining entertainments of the series
win be aiven on successive Friday even
ieN, from $3.50 90 o'clock
That occupying yesterday afternoon
Was Orsiually planned for Friday. but
tae violence Of inc storm iuteriered with
tta arrangements OF The Committee. ard
compelled uo. .pouement untl Saturday.
Do WAS under the superintendent OF
hu Dr Harrison. Chairman Of the Com
m.ii0e and IT'S success promises much
u d
Donkey faIty' and thrOngs of small
people awaited themselves Of the chance
u attempt th pinniug-on OF the dom
I te3 for rr-o --ry moderate sum Of
-. cents. Shouts OF laughter al the
tAI0nr' ~ the unsuccessful ones elinced
l- Iymrut OF the run. and when, a
i 'at.r FOR five more cents. cake and
we're supplied them, the general
'eIIu III the children was of the
ort no Is certainly 10 be hoped
f' entire series of entertainments,
Nu extend through the winter
W0l De as entirely successful as
ia FIRST one. for ia addition 10 the
fairs referred TO- Fridays
deprived the building Of its tin
l .o replace IL viii entail con-
expense. Certainly the Board OF
o. so noble a work are entitled
W support, and il Is especially
in View Of the damage done
.- sprm that they should receive Il.
'A-ecuon with the Lunch room IL
r.. 'e mentioned that II is the purpose
Ne ladies' in charge TO make IL In
way "a commodious. comfortable.
rendezvous Tor shoppers down
ID. luncheon hour Tor business men
appreciate well cooked wen served
''' aa wen as for self supporting young
'.-'h residing too far from their bust
"lteea to 20 home 20 dinner In
t az me present time. the efforts OF
- -omnittee 20 make the dipina rooms
So ana attractive and the more sub
go comforts OF the table welcome
t.D-.h pleasant and cordial service.
.oNV 'een rewarded in increased patron-
anu senerb appreciation
,'" next entertainment OF the series
WI occur on next Friday afternoon ana
~. De under the management OF NJ
w +. De saussure. "'''
or u. BrOughlon, OF Reidsvlue n q
i'nel ia Tie city yesterday and Is The
taes' OF Rev w. J.. Wright. No. $40 east
nam street. Mr. Broughton win take a
course OF study In dentistry al the Col
'ese OF Physicians and Surgeons.
Inc East End German Club win "a
sumo It's dances early in November
Kay. Dr. Cannon Mr.. sneIlings and