The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-04
THE SOCIAL BUDGET.
THE PAST WEEK IN FASHIONABLE
CIRCLES.
Tho womsp's Ciub--Entoysbie Entsrtein-
nents-Ssan'-A.s~sl Asssies Of she
ktag's aughtsss--Persossls.

dence on behalf of those persons to
whom falls the task OF presenting TO
once tse Tse * mare or less IN s
parIorA wearing its most becoming
dress. The '.womans Club" at least. is
sure to meet and take either tea or a
uai whose business It is to fash the
mirror, has In this epidemic of financial
STIR gency and dearth OF entertainments
learned to regard the Crenshaw pario,rss
as most welcome oasis in the social
desert; for cases. thus far. are exceed
ingly infreQuent.
Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. Charles u. VII
liams, Mrs. L. L. Lewis. and Miss
ton committee on last Monday after
noon. and from TO the rooms were
tbronged.
Among those who called were: Mrs.
Mrs. DR.. Chris. Tompkins, Mrs. Jas.
Allison. Mrs. Isaac Davenport, Mrs. c.
T.. Smith. Mrs. q. A. Davenport. Mrs
Travers Mrs Horace Hawes Ma Mrs Ar Ar
dersoD, Miss Elizabeth L. Cannon, Miss
Claire Guillaume. Miss Virginia Pleas
ants. Miss Mary w. Lewis. Miss Callie
Ryland, Miss Bessie Addison. Miss NJ.
J. Gillian, Mrs. Regnioid Gilman. Mrs.
Fred Scott. Mrs J. A. WEIGH, Mrs. r. q.
Cabell, MIRA Brydon Tenant. Miss Mary
Lyons, Miss Frances Scott, Mrs. Viz
ginius Newton. Mrs. Chas Davenport,
Mrs. Or. Wexford. Miss Jane Ruther-
foord. Miss Maria Blair. Mrs. Gussie
Daniel Mrs. Jas. Peasants. Mrs. Cory
don Sutton, Mrs. Jno. Dunlop. Mrs. John
w. Harrison, Miss Margaret IL. Lee,
Mrs. William Sheppard, Misses Anne and
Eugenia Tenant. and Mrs. Beverly Mum
ford.
Tomorrow afternoon. at 4;aO, win be
held the first literary meeting or the
year. Miss Maria Blair being the essay,
list, and Miss Mary Mason Anderson ana
Mrs. Halves leading in discussion of the
subject, The Origin aud Influence oil
Thereafter social as distinguished
from literary" evenings Will occupy al
ternate Mondays, TO II. NJ. The Iter-
AIRY meetings viii be held at 4;So r. NJ
On Tuesday evening Miss Claire Gull
laumc entertained a few friends In honor
OF Mrs. Tyler Gatewood Kent. recently
the quest of Mrs. Lewis, but now visit
ing Mrs. Brock. The evenings pro,
gramme was choice and delighttui
musical one, and delicious collation.
was served
Miss Mary Mason Anderson emphasized
the advent OF Hallowe en- most dehgnt-
fully in an entertainment enjoyed prin-
cipally by the Virginia Beach party I'M
der the chaperoDage Of Mrs. A. IL. Camfn
Last sun mer.
The Invitations ran as follows: -
"Some merry friendly Beacher folks
Together will convene.
10 burn their nits, as per their stocks'
And have their Halloween.
1o3 west Franklin street,
sharp, Wednesday evening,
october 81. 1894
No dress suits.
No low-neck gowns
The witty and laughable poem, en-
posed by the party while at the Beach,
was cleverly illustrated, stanza by
stanza. and the laughter was loud and
long in appreciation OF the aptness Of
the Illustrations. Indeed no more gen.
uine merriment was ever crowded into
single and short evening. the original
enjoyed by the entire party, composed
OF Misses Mary Mason Anderson, Sale
Anderson. Salhe Bruce, Irene Langhorne.
Camm. Mary Howard, Mamie 10y, Callie
Ryland, Messrs John Atkinson, st.
George. Joseph and Archer Anderson
Saunders hsnpS anf Masso Sa'e w Asnur H Mes
winckel. Frank Williams. Horace Halves,
John Price. and others.
Mr. and Mrs. Lanat orne and family
have returned to the city. They will
leave for Kew York in time to attend
the Horse Show.
Miss Lindsay Lomax, of Washington,
ID. C.. the very charming guest OF Cen
eral Lomax. is now the guest OF Miss
Wight, this city.
Mrs. Ned Christian is visiting friends
In New York.
New York, i'm which city she will spend
the next three months.
The Deep Run Hunt Club fourishes
under prodigality of golden weather.
The remaining meets for November are
as follows:
Wednesday, 7th, $3.50 p. NJ, The Kennels;
Saturday 10th u. NJ, Rio Vista;
wednesday 18th. 800 p. NJ. New Res
ervoir; Saturday, nth. 800 p. NJ. Barton
Heights: Wednesday. 2lst. 3 p. M.. The
Kennels: Saturday. Gath. 3 p. M. Rio
Vista: wednesday. 18th. 3 p NJ. Mechan-
icsyille Road (Toil Gate).
The musicale given on Monday evening
last, at he studio Of Mrs. May Taliey
was. indeed. a perfect success. very
jine and cordial address of welcome was
delivered by MIR. Eugene Massie, and Mr.
Valentines capital recitations. the duets
rendered by the Misses Meade. and the
solos By Captain Cunningham and Mrs
Talley were all much enjoyed.
On Tuesday Misses Blair and DAME
opened their classes for the season. n