The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-08

| growing flowers. Three eAauisi,c rs
| OF bronze were placed effectively. In the
handsome hallway, one, that OF fair
| Egyptian extending TN her figh, nam a.., a
/ card-receiver Forester was on mana WIN
/ his usual aifsbiity. The taoiss ~, NJ
| finely appointed, and turkey salad onksS'
Falted almonds, cheese-straws, beaten DIS
cults bonbons, waters, cream III
riety Of beautiful shapes, assorted can ,hs
coffee, and chocolate; were sn c IONS hospi
things through when the ciu' "'''
| tally expressed itself. ..,x,oead
| rhe reception committee was composed
OF Mrs. Nj. ID. Hose, Jr., Mrs. w, ,r ~
Saunders, Mrs. Moncure peIkns' S ntrs
f. II. Dean. Mrs. Allan Talbot, Mrs
| John ID. Potts Mrs. Alex. W Archer, M l,,.
| Robert Plankensh1p. Mrs. Smith Broken
| brough Mrs Graham Il: Hops9n, u
Robert L. Powers. MIS-. hust s,iss stanley
Atkins. Miss Lucy Wormeley, bliss , n,,sn
Gray. Miss sallie NJ. Talbot, Ml ME-
Mary NcCaw. Lillian farDtrt1iu,sr' Miss
Helen Lea. Miss ss,. As RIoyenc ca TaIbott,
Miss pencie Wedden, Miss Mamie Gil
liam. and Miss Daisy Wilson, oo,iod
About two hundred ana u MY oa Ellen
including Misses Berta Wexford, Ehe.
Hobson Marie Evans, DAVIS, .s 49,
Isl. LOUISE. Mary Donnan, Ellie frays "r
Alice Yancey. = Frs Sy,,, G MaIlarIIne
Meade, Maude sIlngieiogw Si,,e Yancey.
| Archer. Darlington. Mary Anderson Mai
garet Heth Walden, Carrie Naaeh' GU Graw
Guy, Louise Meade, C che,s,ian cam,
eron Mary HAYES, Bidgood, Parker
Louise. Kathleen and Nannie i ILL.,,
Evelyn Williams Harris; Chahn! Malrai
Robins. Louise Mayo. NlghI o ,il. ~ "
low, Henry Hall Wihs, Wilson Bidgood,
Wallace. Ashley Miller Saliic Talbot
Camm. Yarbrough, HUNT, Coleman,
Todd. Munford. Iayl99e ars Dv9s. Tinsley.
Bass. Tyler. Hin. Weddell, Bosner' 40 10
Moore. Little. Williams. CHRISTIAN, Lsrna
Hin Kent. Rogers. Blankenshlp;' SS,i's,'
snead. Fisher. Qqarlesl S S,nitb Wilson
Randoiph. Cooke Mckinney, BuINcn'
kathleen Anderson, Bowe, Rene nia Sfa,,o
Kelly. Purcell Dunlop, Deane, Ina p 80 ~
McIntire. Holland, Atkins, Cooke Jones'
Mesdames ". S. Daniel. John A. fohs'
e. A. Saunders, J. II. D ~ X; Chris
, Wlli" Aibert Hnntt Frederick Pleasan.,5.
Siesi, ms Hail Graham Hobson,, j. H.
piessants. Augustine Royal ,. Mai
lin u W. Powers. Graysoh p' ~ AZ
ien Chambers. John ID. Potts, stsMaI'
fones STANLEY Tyler. Louis Rawlinss'
William Minor Lille Henry Lee SaiS LAWN
Jackson Guy; James s l., "y WilIism Mayo
Taliaferro. George NJ. West, james d Az
gustine, Warner Moore, Y, IS, Sa Sharlcs
John L. williams. l.. W Aanrcey, Csmith,
Charley; William be 1weS Jr.. James c.
Lamb, and John D. Blair
Mrs Randolph Tatum and Miss Ta' sh
have returned 10 the city aitef o." az
sence of several months
Cards are out to the wedding OF Nh Nh
Kate Spotswood Wallace ana MI
liam Moncure.
The years programme for the Satui
dav" Glnb with fortnightly meetings d.
the residence Of Mrs Mr. H. o I; mew''W o-
men of Modern Times az iSilo Cnaii,,oan
December 2Sth-George Sand. 'nhi hi ~
Ms Houston' Mrs. Minor and Mrs De-
Art~January ilth-Rosa Bonheur' Nine Nine,
LeBrun. Chairman' MISS S su,or 1anu-
ary 25th-Women OF the present Gay -
Scnlnfure and Architecture. Chalrniaii,'
Miss Sheppard, Miss Elicit ana "i'' ~
:" nr1a 1Ds'-F Sth-Mrs. Siddons and
Rernhardt compared Chairman, MISS
Winston. Mrs j. Enders Robinson anu
Miss Sully. l., ,,,,sic
Music-february 2~h-Wom.en IN M,sses
Chairman, Mrs Il. Is. Munlcrn, NAi'-''
Peasants and Williams c,o,,ob
Chairman Mrs Robbins, Misses !" biaii
ana j.. Claiborne
Science-March 22d-Maria Mitchell anu
Mary Somerville. Chairman, Miss Creh-
shaw, Miss Daniel IA
Archaeology-Aprn 51A.Amelia y; ,,l 70
wards Chairman, Miss NEWTON hl99''
Anderson and Sheppard. nj
PhilanthrOpy-Apii lsth-Dorotnea DIX;
Chairman. Miss Blair Mrs; Minor a5a
Mrs II. A. Claiborne May 5rd-r 00 remsc
Nightingale and Clara Barton. Cntr-
man, Mrs Cabell, Mrs. Robins and MISS
Houston. 80
Reform-May 17th-Women's Civic
Clubs. Chairman, Mrs. DeSaussure, Mrs
j f. Robinson and Mrs. l.. l.. Lewis.
on Friday next. the 18th, the woman
Exchange. Franklin and Third, an
n0Unces that at a special sale' II NJ NJ
present exceptional attractions III me
form of fruit cakes at low prices I'm
broidery, photograph frames, ana DAINTY
novelties OF various kinds VIII also De
on sale. The Exchange IL always a Ia
vorite resort for purchasers ana , ,ivsS
special sales recently have done mucn
toward giving the public generally just
appreciation of Its bargains
Miss Maria Blair on Tuesday discussed
the character of Brutus as II expresses
itself in Shakespeare's drama Julins
Caesar" the statesmanlike foresight OF
Cassius. etc, 10 full and highiy inter-
ested audience. on this coming Tuesday
she will consider, in connection with
readings, the influences OF superstition
upon Caesar and how they were over
come the result of Caesars death upon
the community. Miss Maria's classes
have become so popular a contribution 10
the social and intellectual life of the mid
winter season that one wonders What the
programme would be IKE without iheh'
On Wednesday next and thereafter, at
70 o'clock as usual. Mrs. Cashe CaDell
will conduct her Current Events classes
in the classroom of the Woman S CLUBS
handsome building, west Franklin street.
These classes have. owing 10 Mrs. Cabells
delightful aptitude I'm conducting them,
been swift to take a prominent place In
the interest Of the thoughtful and fash
ionabIe set The attendance has for TWO
weeks far exceeded the comfortable seat
very gratifying growth continues, nothing
less than the jefferson will do.
In connection with the jefferson. it
NAV Justly be said that the handsome
structure IS i'm the minds of Richmonders
who already love him Tor other gener-
osity. a brilliant testimonial 10 his city
and State pride which they propose 10
recognize in no uncertain way this WIN
ter by entertaining there. 49,
The Assembly" german on the 18TH
will be there, and the beautifully appoint
ed and designed building VIII be, on the
18th. the scene of the entertainment under
the promising auspices OF me Oid 10
minion Chapter. Daughters of the Revolu-
ton. invitations TO which VIII be out
early this week This Will be the frst or
a series (probably u series OF one) under
the same auspices 10 be given there. IL
was suggested by Mrs Lyons TO have an
"historiacl evening In commemoration OF
the Boston Tea Party but, as she laugh
ingly assured your correspondent, the
COMMITTEES on Safety promptly threw her
toa overheard" following the example set