The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-01

,~o,,t,ent I'm this city's social circles
srere the recipients OF the courtesy =.
| Ma,or and Miss Stiles I'm a very dens".
fui supper Those enjoying the no ~.
| fatty of the host and hostess were -
| Newton. of Yale. Miss Bessie N'''. 49,,
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Iias will
si,sses Douthat: Messrs Crquaru.
GOV Douglas Stewart, g. u. LAIN,
AZ Howard F. r. Brooks, }. ~. Dio
CO, " Clarke W. Bayliss' anu
| others. Mas Stuart
| doIivored charming
mon Robert Browning and
large and representative aualeN0r t,-o,,n-
on Yesterday another on ~, large
ing which was also ehJo9eu
number. -, the lecture
A.. ,,orrow afternoon Is the last VI VI.
,,~s,,,,i series and the hope is also se ,,,
,ni nat next spring Miss stuart WIN
return to us again ,a Miss
~. Judith c. r.. Walker ana MSS
.-.,a pose Walker were mennoheu
prominent among those present %, %
r.cent anniversary Of the lahoi"e "a
Calvert AT st. Marys when "aS -,
n-,.,,,ore and which was so brhhah'
an affair. vent of the
~,1ai, however. was unquesuonaD'y ~
racen,ion given on the evening OF
nesday. By Mrs. Clayton u. Soie'"''''
and Misses Coleman. north fliuh' 49,.
The entire first floor of the caphelo~n1
home was thrown open, ana conNe 80
bv the aid of superb floral decor .s,,S,,s'
brilliant lights. beautifully unte ,, sud "a,
etc. and the presence OF Noe,n0. as,a1t
,oirable hand. into an exquisiteiy Ia"i"''
nnd o1Inr,ng scene. yellow roses ana
sopori1e were prominent in the oecoia
zion Of one OF the large rooms piiiN
roses carnations. asparagus, easter "'ieS,
ana Mains In another. while the tapie anu
dinine-room decorations were prlhcipany
OF superb red roses. Al,
Mrs. Coleman, Miss ColeInah' anu n,iS
Caroline. Acelie Coleman were assiS1eu -.
extending the eourtesies of the eNelnns
~ e,,ests by Mrs. William Daniel, MISS
Neale. Miss Mary Stuart Hayes MISS
Nina Randolph. Punch was served IN
dainty ante-room by Misses Julia Lee
and Virginia Hayes. -
A list Of those present incluues az
and Mrs. William Daniel, Mr.. ana MIS-
w. James Walker, DR.. and Mrs George
Pen Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.
Scott j
York Mrs. Newton McVeigh. Misses An
ME and Leila Gray. Elizabeth. Mary. and
virginia Hayes, Nellie Neale Elise ana
Bruce williams. Irene Langhorne. Carrie
and Flossie Talbot, Adele Archer, Full
lerton (of Columbia, o.. Ellen Mercer
and Rachel Cooke. Mary, Helen, and
Lucy Quarles, Judith Deane, Virginia
Drewry. Elizabeth Macgill Bridges Nellie
Boykin. Annie and Fannie Mcclure, Ma
nv McCaw. Green (of Culpeper), Louise
Mayo. Josephine Knox. Emily Cary, Ran
dolph Julia Lee, Emily Houston, Adkins
Alice Delaney Archer, Rosalie Smith,
Evans, Chamberlayne, Janet Bernard
Petersburg, Katharine Montague, Elicit
Coons (Culpeper), Alice and Jennie Hen
ming. Kent, Tatum; Messrs. John Ruther-
foord, William 0. SHELTON, Arthur WHY,
Preston holland. James Lewis Anderson
Joe Johnston, Rutherford Rose. Freder-
lex Lett. of New York, Arthur Peasants
Cameron. Johnson. John Hayes, Walter
Grisman. John Montague. Allan Talbot
Henry Landon Cabell. George Gibson.
William G. holland. Palmer Gray, DR.
Thomas w. Drew. George Mayo, Arthur
Mayo, Julien Binford, Philip Powers
Deane Maury, Christopher Armat T. G.
Peasants. Snowden Peasants. Thomas
Brander, Lewis Brander. Randolph Car
rngton, Dabney Carr DR. Clifton Miller
Carroll Miller boswell. Van Dyke Johns.
Augustus Drewry Jordan Leake, Fairlie
Cooke. Samuel Workman, Frank Blan-
kenship. Hunsdon Cary. Graham Hobson.
Thomas Glover. Richard Pegram, Otis
Alfriend. Ben Asop. Albert Alsop. John
Boisseau. Hogue Gillian, James Valen-
tine, and Mr. Wallace.
The refusal of the Tuesday German
man on Monday evening was in exceed
ingly bad taste aud unworthy &C oItv
when mas always been synonym for
courtesy and hospitality TO strangers
The Louisville, (Ky) Evening Post Of
March 18th has the following:
"A well-known family Of this city are
now using every means in their power TO
keep secret the engagement OF their hand
some daughter, and several days ago
when the younger brother let the cat out
of the bag it could hardly be believed.
An investigation however. proved that
the story was really true and that the
young lady had already begun on her
rousseau
She is recognized as one Of the hand
soonest girls in the State. and since her
debut two years ago has been regarded
as one Of the reigning bellies in local
society circles She has been spending
the winter in st. Louis and has only late
ly returned home.
The groom is a New Yorker who is
reputed to be wealthy. His name Is
derived from the ornaments and might
be Sun or Star, though It isn't either
but something very like it,"
The writer Of the above is I'm error as
to the residence Of the prospective groom.
1t is Richmond. Va. not New York and
he is travelling I'm the Interest of q 49,,
inent tobacco house Of whose firm he is
a member