The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-01
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
rxsT WEEK As SPENT IN FASHION
ABLE CIRCLES.
The Woman's Club Richmond Germsn-
Coming Observation-Disclosures
Charitable.

FATALITIES. NUMBER OF suankcir W!
present among them Mrs. Mcbride, oil
MSS Louise Williams is chairman for
tn-morrow Afternoon. when musicale Is
down on the lrcgramme;
Tho numbers are as foilows:
4 SECOND POOnaise. Iiszt MISS ieIry.
q Hope Blossoms In Spring. kes, Mt.
ScricXcpor. $50, ~.
good Miss Nellie Rogers Gin
"Notrc Amitie Est variable. ochu-
bert. Misses Minor and Guiliaume.
4 Absent, Yet Present, White. Scriv-
20. That We Two Were Maying."
Ncvin. Misses Meade
Miss Virginia Drewry left last week for
the South.
MISS Marie Saunders has returned from
North Carolina, whittier she went 10 at
tend the wedding of Miss Morchead
Mr. and Mrs James Peasants have re-
turned from "Copeley.' In Aipemarie'
The gentlemen Of the Richmond arc
10 he congratulated upon the btlit'"nt
success of their initial german lhS a. VI
last Monday night at the masIn, nee in
Guiding q number of the debutan,ee W
whom their first german was, na'urs tl,
"A somewhat alarming exPerleirrCo. IL
chaper )nes were Mrs. hlfreu l.; ,- iaa,,,ss'
Mrs Geo Ross Mrs. David Is. iCni'a NM
Mira Thos. 6oling, Jr.. Mrs. George , heh
Johpston. Mrs W. Waller Mor'ohi nIS'
James Allison, and Mrs. {. ID. isans, ~ -, ~,
Col 10. Lane Stern. led as au'hii"D'S ~
usual. ,,,ssos tisie
f,anrrnn Iulia Harris, Mary PACE hath-
leon An icrsOn. Rebic cilaseoM' s,'
prewry. Ellen Hobson. Eusei9,a ul'r @H paI
~ronnant Lucia Wormley. Ciaudle ar
Talbot. Mary Hayes, Coleman, boyhin
RViand Bruce Williams. Annis ana MAY
Iiovard. Mcclure. Mary Cameron MdIS
N. Anderson. Pegram; Mc1aw' NC 80.
Weesrs. Alfred r. Harris. Jr, Ih05. boll-
inc VIM. II. Grant. saundeis top5omn
John r Anderson. W Waller hol' i',
burr Meyers. Stacy. Gibsc n, NVianu, absi
,MSp Camubeil. Talbot. Gaines, Antrim
VS. II. Mayo, Walker. Maury, Aheel-
son Valentine. Atkinson. Palmer. Ie-
cram. and PIanch. me supp 49,
"a another success. A new rule. when
sa,@s q vast amount of confusion Is tha'
in connection with tickets Tor seats
t,o,dsome invitations are out TO a
l,,nch,on TO be given on THURSDAY neat
by Mrs. Ashton staIke'
The world fashionable will have inc
aehutantes TO thank for huihpei % ''
csptions later
Miss Carmichael is spending some dass
with Mrs W. James walker
An historical lecture on the conditi9n
az Pom, from the time OF toFioituu9 ~
that OF Julius Caesar, enter ' .,.. c.lsas
,ncnbers OF Miss Blair's Literature k a"e
on Tuesday afternoon las las' mower er'' Of the
,s,rician and plebeian class as Deailhg
upon the character OF tollo' ,-s,,,,Liic
the change of government from a iSi''s, -
10 a military Gespotism. inc lectul -, ~
aao,,ri,td,,l in eVory regard; there was !.
very large attendance, anu si'"' '
in the paper feau.
The exquisite lace veil worn by MISS
sslIIe Parke Wexford. upon the ocea-
- ~ nor wedding, on Wednesday
evening. was that worn by her mother
an her own bridal day, and to whom IL
was a Gift from the grandmother OF our
charming bride, Mrs. Il. W. Harper.
Mics Annie Empie sheppard's condi-
t,on is now much more encouraging
A meeting of the ladies interested IN
the "Kermesse." which is under the
auspices of the Association for the fres-
ervation of Virginia Antiquities, was held
Historical Socety's building. There were
present Mrs Willie Archer. Mrs. James
LYONS. Mrs w James Walker, Mrs.
Henry Taylor. Mrs. Stephen Putney, Mrs
Charles O'Ferrali, Mrs. Talbotty Mrs.
Saunders. Mrs Robins Mrs. William
ROYAL. Mrs. Augustine Royal, Mrs. j.
i. Harrison Ball, Hotchkiss Ellyson,
Bentley. George Lyon. Mrs. Won Rose
nerk, Mrs Alfred Harris. Mrs. Charles
Boiling. Mrs. Charles Talbot. Miss Gun
bingham. Mrs. Wellfo-,. nd others.
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, 10 the general
regret. was unable to be present, owing
10 sickness and Mrs. Wexford was ask
ed 10 preside. Mrs. Willie Archer made
an efficient secretary.
Mrs Robins. for the Souvenir Pro
gramme Committee. stated that "
would be necessary TO have the photo
graphs Of the dance leaders, which are
10 appear in the souvenir programme
early In December. as the Goth of jan
nary Is the date set for the affair.
on the motion OF Mrs. James Lyons,
II was decided that i'm the event OF the
costumes not being received by the last
OF this week. the girls be photographed
I'm impromptu costumes. lt was de-
cided that the chaperons be notified OF
the resolution by the secretary.
day when the photographs will be taken.
on motion Of Mrs Iotchkss. II was
decided that 1t shall be optional with
the chaperons whether the same girls
shall participate in more than one dance.
The Gypsy Dance will be in charge of
Mrs. W s. Murray Of Church pm.
Mrs. Augustine Royal reported as Aer
committee. Mrs. Blanche n Drewry.
Mrs. Henry Heth Walden, and Mrs. II.
p owens.
Much interest IS ceniring IN the Jap
arese Dance. to be led 10y Miss Elsie
Cameron. the costumes for which are
exceedingly picturesque and handsome.
Miss Adele Archer left for Chicago on
Friday, I'm order 10 attend the wedding
OF her friend Miss Harrison, daughter
of the late Carter Harrison. During
her visit 10 Richmond last winter she
was. il will be remembered. greatly ad
mired.
on the evening of the 10th the jefferson
will be the scene of very brilliant enter
tainment. under the auspices OF the Old
Dominion Chapter. Daughters Of the Rev
oiution, that being the date of the Bos-
ton Tea Party. when. according 10 the
old song. John Bull swore number
OF things. not entirely endorsed by iona
than. The committee in charge Is COM
posed Of Mrs. Barton Haxall Wise Miss
M NJ Il. Newton Mrs. James LYONS.
Niss Perkins. and Mrs. Edmund Strud-
wick This will be the initial entertain
mont Of brilliant series to be given
under the same auspices during the
winter.
~ft.a ttotop ct,tnpfeitour lot on Thurs