The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-22
ship, Richard Gaines. Z. c. Mccspe aho
Frank Williams.

FRANK WiiliamS.
The Literary Club had most inter-
esting meeting at the home OF Miss Netta
| Potts on Friday evening. There was a
| large attendance of the members ana
strangers, which added to the OCCASION
| Thomas Moore was the subject OF the
evening, and was made very delightiu'
| as we'll rs instructive one by Messrs'
| Thomas N. Carter and Frank Williams
who were the essayists.
| The Friday german gave Its usual Drill
| liant entertainment at the Masonic rem
| pie on Friday evening. full account Oh
which has already appeared.
Miss Irene Langhorne In honor or her
| guests gave a small dinner on TUESDAY
evening Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. d. Langhorne. Miss Langhorne,
Miss Horstmann. Grub and Lewis, Messrs
Frank A. Davenport 10. Lane Stern,
William Massie. Leigh Page and Robert
son. OF New York.
Great interest is manifested In the
tableau. dance and play. "Our Boys,
TO be presented Mt the Mozart on Feb
ruary LIST for the benefit OF the Virginia
Historical Society. The cast, the committee
and Miss Mary Lewis, 3l3 west Franklin.
have the tickets in charge. Also they
may be procured at West, Johnston K Co. q
The hcyes WIFI be auctioned at some date
to be named later.
The King Cotton ball is the nearest
event OF unusual brilllancy. On next
Friday evening January 9th, the Asso-
citation for the Preservation OF Virginia
Antiquities will score another great sue
cess. The reception committee. composed
OF the following ladies will formally open
the ball at $50 o'clock: Mrs. a. L.
Harris (chalrman), Mrs. =. ". Mckinney,
Mrs. John Dunlop. Mrs. W. l.. Royal,
Mrs Otway Allen. Mrs Grey Skipwith.
Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs. c. d. Lang
horne, Mr.. Thomas n. Carter. Mrs. Ben
nehan Came on. Mrs. Levin Joynes. Mrs.
a. r. Camm, Mrs Thomas Rutherford,
Mrs. John x. Branch Mrs. r. VI. Whit
lock, Mrs. James A. Welch. Mrs. c. OBJ.
Cowardin, Mrs. n. G. Cabell, Mrs. Arthur
LEROY. Mrs. Ed. Mayo. Mrs. Il. S.
Bosher. Mrs. c. r. Lathrop. Mrs. William
H. Talbot, Mrs. z. T. Crump, Mrs. Il.
r. D. Myers, Miss Martha Bagby and
Miss Judith Darlington. little later
the tableau and dance will begin.
Tho dance will be preceded by beau
riful tableau. representing Moonlight
or the Sleeping Cotton Blooms" while
the Frost Queen smiles upon their gentle
siumber, but cannot resist the desire to
deck them with her own glittering man
tie. Tha flowers awaken to a sense Of
cold, and sseing her who IS the cause
OF their distress, asks that she VIII help
them. She laughs merry laugh, but
again on Bonded knee the flowers plead
for warmth, and the Frost Queen. relcnt-
ing tells them to merrily dance until
the morning shall end her sway.
The Tuesday German Club will give its
last entertainment this season at the
Masonic Temple on Tuesday, the z4th in
slant. 1t Is safe to say that this. their
last one. will be in keeping with the
former brilliant entertainments OF this
popular club.
Miss Mabel Vaughan gave very pleas
ant ut home" Friday night at the resi-
dence OF her father 1l06 east Marshall
street, from TO u o'clock. After in
dulging IN dancing, &C., until 100 a
Bumptuous repest was served. The ia
blcs were most gracefully presided over
By Mrs. Britt OF Suffolk. and Mrs. .. q.
HILL assisted by Miss Mabel Vaughan
and Miss Mary Gregory, OF King William.
After hearty enjoyment of all the deli
cscies OF the season. the guests returned
to the spacious parlors. where dancing
WAS resumed, and promptly at u o'clock
the strains of "Home, Sweet Home made
known TO all that the pleasant evening
had closed. FELIX.