The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-21

guests by the members OF the ''Tnursusy
C,cb, Among those enjoying the nosp'
fality of Mrs Wilson were Mesua.. .,
Nash. skinker, Byrd Warwick, a'.s'"s
Allan Donnan, Lathrop, LEVIN 'oy =,
In IT. Anderson, Robert Whitlock' % -.
49, p,,sord !. Kerr Branch. Moncure
Perkins Camm Charles Stokes, McAdahs'
pandoInh Tatum, Alexander Arcner,
1oeber Ashton Starke. Baylor, Da'iu
,renrant Ross. J. A. WEIGH, I. -
NfcPbatl' ]. A. White. Broadnax hyiaho'
Allison. Charles Williams, Newton
Mcclure. Robinson. Cameron, Lotuel'
Seldom, Preston. Thompson, james Doo,es
Joseph Bryan. Governor ana MIS-
| 0,rerrall. MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Workman
NJ MAYO Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes, Mr..
| ana Mrs C. OBJ. Cowardin. Mrs. Saihe
| Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boshel.
| Mr.. and Mrs j. Il. Thompson, Mr. am
! Mrs. Ashton Starke, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Pemberton, Mr.. and Mrs. Molton'
Misses Mcclure, Judith and Emma oa al
rington, Harris. Ellerson, Elicit bessle
| Brown. Mary Williams. May Jones, MOI
too,e saunders. Talbot, Handy, Ould
| Camm. Taley, Josephine Pollard, ANNE
| r Walker. Lyons Pollard. Adele Archer
| Lon F.vars. Hane winckel, Julia Morton'
| Mary Cameron, Berta and Sallie Wei-
| ford Ella Cooke. Tucker, Virginia Archer,
| Anne ana Eugenia Tenant. Blankenship
May Jones. Prague; Messrs. 4. -
Williams Jr, Edward Wills, Ran Holil-
dav. Henry Landon Cabell. Watkins, Maj.
Nash. Mai. Sknker Erik Strndbefg toI
Sweden). Eddie Christian, James Hail.
Nat Hall. T.. w. Hanewinckel stuart
McGuire. Dick Gaines, Moses Hoge, NJ. d.,
A. ID. Williams. Senator Flood, John ana
Stewart Bryan, Cotesworth Pinckney'
John r.. Minor, Mckinney (of Washing
tom. DR. Edward Mcclure, John j.
nd
MAYO. Henry Baskerville, Dudley Melon
aid. Henry Pollard. Henry Coater, Ad.
Wiliams. Tony Freeman, Leape, Or.
Arthur Caboll, and Mr.. Thomson.
ON last wednesday Mrs. Robert Meade
Archer and Miss Alice De Lancey Archer
were again Eat home informally TO their
friends, they being assisted in the re-
ception OF callers by Mrs. Levin Joynes,
Mrs Edward Robinson, Misses Louise
Mayo, and Bessie Minor.
Among many who enjoyed the courtesy
of Mrs. and Miss Archer were Mrs. J. y.
Baylor. Mrs Edward Mayo. Mrs. Deca-
tur Axtell, Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr., Mrs.
William Bailey Saunders. Madame Gull
laume, Mrs. James Armstrong Welch,
Mrs. Benjamin II. Nash. Mrs. Charles
Evelyn Smith. Mrs. Julian i. Thomas,
Mrs. G. Carlton jackson, Mrs. John Dun
lop, Mrs. r. l.. Maury, Mrs. James G.
Lamb, Miss Elizabeth Douthat, Miss Ida
Louise Tahaferro, Miss Marion Morson
Robbins. Miss Lee, a..ss Julia A. NJ. Lee,
Miss Guilaume, Miss Kate Valentine
Montague Miss Lillian Bay, Miss Ella
Meredith Cooke, Miss Elicit Miss Berta
Archer Jeffery, Miss Mary Darlington,
Miss Coleman. Miss George T.. Clark,
Miss Mayo, Miss Annie Mortimer Minor,
Miss Saunders. Miss Ellen Wise Mayo,
Miss Alice Kent Tinsey Miss jamie
Schoen, Miss Norwood, Miss Minnie Fitch
Tucker, Miss Leila p. Gray, Miss Mary
Norwood. Miss Mary Barney Baughman,
Miss Annie r. Walker Miss Lyons, Miss
Katherine Valentine Tabb. Miss Harriet
Field LightfoOt, Miss Virginia Il. Archer,
Miss Aylett. Miss Neale, Miss Emma
Darlington, Miss NJ Meade Burwell, Miss
Fannie W. Jeffery. Miss Il. Mercer
Cooke, Miss Marie Louise Quarles,
Miss Lucy Winston Quarles, Miss
Janet l.. Clark, hiss Bentley, Miss
Bessie Aylett, Miss Gordon. Miss Day.
on the evening of Tuesday next, from
to o'clock Mrs. John A. Coke. and her
nece, Miss overly, will be at home infor-
mally TO their friends. (No cards)
On Friday evening Miss Leila Tatum
gave an enjoyable card party, six-handed
euchre being on the programme.
The decorations were OF La France
roses and were exceedingly beautiful.
Enjoying Miss Tatums hospitality were
Misses Carrie Talbot, Mary Stuart
Hayes. Adele Archer, Stanley Atkins,
Elizabeth Bridges, Marianne Meade
Broadfcot (North Carolina), Wexford
CBerta and Sallie), Hobson, Mary McCaw.
Mary Marshall Gillian; Messrs. Pat
Currie. George Gibson, Cary Sheppard,
10 Lane Stern, Arthur Wiley, Philip Pow
ers, Robert Campbell. John Bryan, Philip
Bruce. Williams, Palmer. Eddie Mayo,
Richard Gaines. and others.
on the night Of Wednesday, January
| Nth, Will occur the Charity Ball, for the
| benefit OF st. Pau's Church Home. The
| indications are that it will be a conspicu-
Gus success, to which end the ladies who
| have its object much at heart are very
| earnestly and steadily working
| The patronesses had n meeting on Fri
| day at the residence of Mrs. Archer
| Anderson, at which the final arrangements
| for the ball were completed. Ii will be
| an old-fashoned square and round-dance
affair winding up with the Virginia reel
Tickets will be procurable for one
| dollar by those who do not care to 20
| on the floor of the ballroom.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern has charge Of
! the Floor Committee"
The object of the ball is an admirable
one, and cannot be too highly commend
| ed.
MIS-. Nudi1tS n. SlulDD, OF BROOKLYN, n.
| r., with her son. Master T. Robinson
| Squibb, is the guest of Mrs f. 3. Isaacs
] On Saturday al o'clock, the Board Of
Managers of the "Shetering Arms" Hos
| pital, held a meeting at the Y NJ. c. A.
| Building. IL is delightful to note how
superbly strong in a noble cause essential
| ly gentle women can be and the sustained
life of this charity which does work, than
| which there is none nobler and none
| more difficult-that of healing both moral
| and physical sickness-speaks volumes
| for the earnestness and ability OF those IN
| charge.
AT the meeting yesterday, one OF the
/ principal topics Of conversation was the
| generous bequest of $500. left by the
| late Captain BabcOck, to the "Shelterng
! Arms" The good works OF this gentleman
/ of noble memory We're too many and TOO
| justly appreciated for this loving remem-
brance of his TO need any comment. Suffice
| IL 10 say the Board of Managers are most
! deeply appreciativc
/ 1t was decided that in about fifteen
days, as soon as the legal bubbles are adj
| justed. the ladies viii take possession Of
| the property at the corner Of Sixth ana
| Grace, and already steps are being taken
| for the engagement of an efficient matron
and corps OF nurses.
Or. NJ. ID. Hoge, Jr., will be physician
in charge.
The State Secretary of the Kings
Daughters Is daily receiving letters as
surfing her OF the moral and financial sup
port OF the various branches of that So
| cietv throughout the "Old Dominion and
l.