The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11

az usual. and enjoyed further readings and
a,scnssion of king Lear. On next
Thursday the subject OF the meeting VIII
be Romeo and Juliet 49,
me Richmond German on MONDAY
night was bv far the most brilliant or u
most enjoyable season. ana very '"rse
contingent OF strangers was present,
A delicious supper was served az 'ne
Woman's Exchange, and Noeihcr "a
celicnt band WAS IN attcnuanVe,
The ecrman was led by Col. 10. Lane
stern. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson. Mrs'
A. =. lsuford, Mrs Alfred t. Harris, 'r.,
Mrs. Charles n. Williams. Mrs oeo'se
Ross Mrs. Levin Joynes MIS-. 80
I.anghorne and Mrs. Thomas Boliihs
were the chaperones.
Those present were Misses Marie Lewis
Fullerton columbus. o.. Payne, Barron
Mary Morton. Davidson. Nena HARRISON
Lucy Tabb. Mary McBryde Hayes lay
Gertrude and Daisy Rives. Mrs. Willard,
Mrs Eppa Hunton, Misses Mary stuart
Hayes. Irene Lanehorne, Elizabeth NC
Gill Bridges. Eugena and Anne Ten
nant. Bessie Fauntleroy, Ellen Mercer
Cooke, Bessie Addison, Callie Ryland'
Harriet and Frances Ross. Julia Morton
Anna Boykin. Kent, Lou Atkins, Anna
Boykin Kate Harris Leila Tatum, Bruce
Williams. Adele Archer. Elise Williams
Ellen Hobson, Mary, Louise. and Lima
Mayo, Stanley Atkins. Berta Wexford
Lucy Day. Martha Bagby. Mary NJ.
Drcwry, Emma Barksdale. Mrs. JOS. AN
son, Mrs Frank Steger. Misses Annie
Gray, Helen Lea, Leila Hill, Mary
Cameron. Lillian larbroush. Shooer
SouthalI. Mary McCaw. Mrs. VIM. Royal;
Messrs Saunders Hobson, Frank A.
! Davenport. Jno. III. Lyons. Levin Joynes
DIR. George Ross, VIM. III. Grant, Henry
I,andon Cabell, VIM. Hannewinokel
Richard Gaines. Fairlie and st. George
Cooke. George Gibson Preston Noland.
VIM. Noiahd, Frank w. Parker. Charles
Antrim. Arthur and Fred. Peasants, Lin
wood Antrim. VIM. WORKMAN, VIM. Pal
mer. Cary Sheppard, Jno SHELTON VIII
liams. Langhourne Williams. Jno. Ruther-
foord. Robt. Campbell. Allan Talbot.
Richard Johnson, Sale Watkins, Pat
and David Currle. James Valentine, Ed
ward Willis, Eugene Massie, VIM Fer
guson. and many others.
Among the theatre parties to witness
the performance Of THE Highest Bidder
was one given by Mr.. George. in honor OF
Miss Marie Lewis. Those enjoying Mr.
Georges courtesy were: Miss Lewis,
Miss Nellie Mayo, and Mr.. Moncure;
Miss Arma Boykin and Mr.. Rooert Marye;
Miss Bessie Fauntleroy, and Mr.. Fairlie
Cooke: Miss Ella Cooke and Mr.. ARMS
tead.
After the play those composing the
Marty. together with a large number OF
other social favorites. were the recipients
of DR. and Mrs. Crouchs hospitality, IN
the form of an elegant supper. the menu
including many OF the dclicacies oil the
season.
rho decorations were Of Nine. Testout
roses and pink carnations, ana were
lavish and beautiful.
Those enjoying Dr. and Mrs Crouch $
hospitality were dn addition to those
named above as comprising the theatre
partv). Misses Adele Archer, Julia Nor
ron sallie Deane. --- Fullerton, David
son. Lucy Tabb. Tredwell, Mercer Cooke
Walden. southall. Louise Mayo. Mrs
Barbour Thompson. Mrs Bentley MIS-
BENJAMIN Nash, Misses Lena harrison
Wells. Payne, Florence Iaipol'' r -. ,,ihs
tead Emma Barksdale, Mamie boykh
Messrs. James Anderson Archer Ander'
son. Kirk Mitchell, Frank Parker
Townes. Philip Bruce. George Lee, YER
non Ford Fairfax), Stringfello" Thom-
ason. Deane Maury, John Boisseau, John
Williams, Lanqhourne Williams, Victor
Williams, Arthur and Fred. peasants
General Charles Anderson, captain w
H. Parker, George ingalls,, Bisseii' tuhs-
j uOn cary, JdHicS NehiNNNNf
Nuss Marie Lewis leaves on Monday fol
Washington, ID. c. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker left last
night for ST. Augustine, Fla
ON Monday evening. from TO 7, Mrs
Harbour Thompson entertained in honor
of Miss Southal, Of the University.
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Southall were
assisted in the reception Of guests by
/ al opI Mrs Morton
NIarye while Misses Louise Quarles. Bes'
sfs Addison. e--- Walden, Sallie Talbot
Emma Barlxsdale and other social faVo
rites extended the courteSies Of the even
Ing in the dining-room.
THE list Of callers includes most or the
fashionable set, among the names Delhs
those of Misses Mary Stuart Hayes, Mary
NJ. Gillian, Kate. Louise ana AaIlaiii'
Meade. Mercer Cooke. Georgia, EVE. anC
Kate Blankenshp. Elise and Bruce VII
liams. Virginia Archer, Callie Ryiand, Aic'
and Jennie Henning, Mrs James Hayes
Mrs Barksdale. Mrs. u. A. Saunders, Mrs
picbard Meade, Mrs. James Walker
! Nessrs. Robert Morton. Burton Marye
Jordon Leake, Thomason. Cauett, Mon
, cure, Peasants. and Cabcii
ON last Thursday night Miss Adei'
Archer gave a very elegant dinner as a
courtesy 10 a small number of friends
the decorations, which were OF hehotrope
beinc exceedingly beautiful
, rho table appointments were hahd
: some. the menu delicious.
: Those enjoying Miss Archer's hospital
ity upon this occasion were Misses
carrie Talbot. Bessie Addison, Irene
Ia,,hnrne. Fullerton, Elise Williams
, I<afe Harris. Mrs. John Atkinson, Cary
| Sheppard. Allan Talbot, William Hanne
/, vinckei. Preston holland, and william
Y Ferguson. a, :.
Miss judith Darlington Is confined u
her room by a serious attack of IL
: Grippe"
one of the attractive features of tn
= .a1ahratinn of Founders Day" by tn
Il managers of the "shelterins Arms Hos
4 nltal on Wednesday next. Will be the sal
Of flowers by beyy of the most popuia
r. girls in society circles.
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