The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-19
ard Pegram. Frederick Peasants and
Hugh Miller.

ard Pegram. Frederick Peasants and
Hugh Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert S. Bosher. whose
charming home has SO frequently been
the scene of some OF our handsomest en-
tertainments, again opened their hospita-
BILE doors on Tuesday evening, when they
entertained the Tuesday Euchre Club
After 10 O'Clock the cards were put up
and an elegant repast served The prizes
were presented by Mrs. John Enders, and
were won by the following skiiifui play
ers: Mrs. Charles T.. Smith. a set of Bo-
hemian glasses for wine or punch, Mrs.
C. OBJ. Cowardin, Dresden China comb
and brush tray Miss Byrd Greer,
Limoges salad bowl: Mrs. Ashton Starke,
the consolation, a China bowl for terra
pin. The regular members of the club
were all present as well as few others,
among them Mr. and Mrs. James Allison,
Misses Jean Clark. Helen Cameron Mich
Ter, Of Pennsylvania; Mamie winston
Mary Williams, Meta Potts and Mary
Wexford Armistead, Messrs. James An
derson. Aston Cabell, T. c. Williams,
Adolph Williams. j. II. Lyons. Roosevelt
Page. Ran. Holiday, William Grant,
Parkinson and DR.. Lewis Bosher.
MIS-. James ID. fdNc anu Mico loc90'N
Pace entertained their friends at one of
the most beautiful informalb receptions
of the winter on Tuesday evening be-
tween and 7. Their elegant rooms were
handsomely decorated with plants and
flowers and exquisite hearts wrought In
real flowers suggested the day OF st.
Valentine. They were assisted In receiv-
ing by Mrs. George Wayne Anderson and
Misses Fannie Ross, Meta Potts. Joan
Clark. Eff1e Branch, Bessie Martin and
others.
Miss Bessie Rose entertained a few
friends informally on Thursday evening
at small card party.
Ranks having broken the gay phalanx
has widely scattered. Miss Cora Caring
ton. one OF the lovelest and most attrac-
tive debutantes. has returned to Balti-
more
Miss Martha Bagby is visiting In Pc
tersburg.
DR.. and Mrs. Hunter Mcclure and Miss
Mary Mcguire are In Florida.
Miss Mary McCaw is in New York.
Miss Resale Winston is in California.
Miss Irene Langhorne is still In Phila-
delphia.
Miss Adele Archer is visiting Mrs. Tai
bert, nee Nellie Fuller. in Lexington. Ky.
Miss Lizzie Bridges is in Baltimore.
Miss Ella Cooke is In Baltimore.
Miss Annie Gray is the guest OF her
aunt In Philadelphia.
Miss May Handy and Miss Madge Oud
will leave for Baltimore the last OF the
month.
The last Richmond german was a bril-
liant success, though not so crowded as
II had been during the season. 1t was
led by Mr.. 10 Lane Stern, and the supper
was as handsome as usual. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Alfred r. Harris. Mrs
George Ross. Mrs William Royal, Mrs
Thomas Boiling. Mrs. John Enders, Mrs.
Gray skipwith. Mrs. Levin Joynes. Mrs.
T. N. Carter, Mrs. Waller Morton, Mrs
Charlse Il. Smith, Mrs ed. Mayo, Mrs
A. b. camm, Mrs. Ashton Starke. Mrs.
James Patterson, Mrs. John Howard, Mrs
Harry Frazier. Misses Lettie Robertson
of the University, Bena Harrison, Nelson.
Helen, Bate Floyd Eugenia Tenant
Michler OF Pennsylvania. Du Barry OF
Norfolk, Grace Parsons Jean Clark,
Helen Cameron, Marian Harris, Nellie
Boykin. Narcissa Barton, Annie Leigh
and Gertrude Camm. Bessie Addison,
Mary Cameron. Meta Potts. Callie Ry.
land Martha and Parke Bagby, Annis
Howard, Bessie. Pace, Elise Williams,
Mary Cullen, Bessie Martin, Emma Banks
dale. Mary Pegram, Fannie and Hattie
Ross, Bessie Fauntieroy and Virgie
CABOT.
Society lat stated times during the
season has teen most delightfully."- en-
tertained by Major and Mrs. Francis NJ.
Boykin i'm honor of their daughters,
Misses Anna and Nellie Boykin. the lat
ter being one OF this winters most at
tractive debutaptes. In January their ele
giant home on east Franklin was opened
for series of lat homes" which proved
handsome afternoon receptions. while in
February each week up to the door OF
Lent was marked with a beautiful din
ner party, On Tuesday evening last,
when the festival day and ST. Valentines
made IL the fitting time for so many
charming events. they gave the second OF
their elaborate dinners. The design Of
the whole AFFAIR was what we might
term sentimental valentine. and one
most elaborate. as well as beautiful. with
Ito symphony of flowers and ribbons.
cupids and tender verses. hearts and
darts. corrections and happiness. From
the chandelier there swung a dazzling
Cupid. who. as the guests were seated,
was put into a culver of emotion at hay-
ing to choose among all that youth and