The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21

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roou, left nothing 20 be- desired an" was
az attractive as womaniy taste. express
ing itself in palms, lamps. e'''' oo'''
make a. ,,,,
praise for Nir Dolph Blair. who. win
Miss Caroline Acclic Coleman led th'
dance. is stilI cchoing through hciiedoin'
and is well deserved -. -,
Among tho chareroncs were MIS- FRANK
moan. Mrs {. r. Smith, Mrs. chas. Da-
venr,orf Mrs. Isaac Davenport. Mrs p. y.
Saunders. Mrs clay Drcwry. Mrs. Gray
so, Herrres. Mrs. John Cullen and Mrs
FLOYD Hughes a.
Among tto dancers were Misses Nir-
..inis prcvrv. Mary McCaw. Nina Ran.
.,lph. Judith Dcanc. Julia Lee. hath''
r,ne Tabb. Elizabeth Taylor, 'whoae
charming "Scrpoiettc' Will be long re-
mcmbored here). uawrenoc OF frcoc-
ricksburg. Slaughter Of Culpcpcr, Wy
mond. Gillian. Meade Atkins. Gray
Ncnic Boykin. Blankcnship. Carrie Tai
bott Eugenia and Anne Tenant. Louise
Cooke. Mary Howard. Annie Henry, Mary
Dounan. Mcclure. Bragg. Saunders. ho@-
crs. Berncv. BinfOrd, Beebcc; Messrs'
Hrauder. Tyler. Brock. Binford. IayloI
of Norfolk. Gillian Hughes Slaybach'
Arcuts Parker. Workman, Boisseau, NC
Griro Muller Drewry. Carr1ston. 'ia"-
kcnship holland, Din, Alfrland, Williams
~. J.. Cahen, Currio. Pots. Miller POW
ors. Gwathmoy and Robinson
"Aner the bali was over" Miss Nina
Randolph entertained a number OF her
friends among tac dancers at dciic-
ious supper. those enjoying II oeins
Misses Julia Lee. Katharine Tabb ana
Caroline AcClic Colcman Mcssrs. Frank
Riankensl ip. Blair. Lewis Brandcr'
Bragg. Randolph Darlington and Drew
ry.
Mrs Warner Moor is visiting Mrs
Dunlop. Petersburg
Mrs. Chas. Todd sailed for Europe On
Wednesday last 10 join her daughter
Miss Mabel who has been spending inc
winter in Paris.
Dr. and Mrs. Carson are the guests OF
the Misses Moore. west Franklin street.
Tho Woman's club has taught us TO
expect excellence from its programme by
a long series of literary delights. II mas
been most discriminating in Procuring
iis lecturers. and its guests arc indebted
10 80 for much enjoyment during the
winter past The name Of Mrs. Julia
r. TutWilcr of Philadelphia, upon the
slate 10 lecture on both Tuesday ana
Thursday of last week. resulted In full
attendance of club members and her
reputation as a lecturer Of exceptional
charm was fully sustained upon Dotn OF
these occasions Apart from her mental
gifts and thorough cultivation, she Is
possessed Of exceptional personal charm,
a. most fascinating manners ana adj
dress. and her lectures had the force
Of this winning personality behind them.
Her pronunciation of English is eNquis-
iiely correct
Tuesday her subject was Caroline
SchlOgel-O one of the Romantics on
Thur-day 1.-THE New Century Club-MaN
OKon Conan Doyle and Jean Francois
Rafael"
AS am Introductory 10 the latter she
stated that she had been asked why
she had selected such widely diverse
subjects for the three lectures delivered
in Richmond. Her explanation was that
to Der they seemed links I'm "a chain,
and she proceeded to show their connec-
ton i'm delgh .ful fashion. We regret that
limited space prevents the reproduction
of the lecture IN fun.
Among non-mcmbers OF the club VINO
enloved both lectures were the Misses
Meade. Mr.. William Strange MISS wy
mond. Miss NJ NJ. j. NeWfon, Mr. Johh
Powell. and Mr. Alexander ". We'd
de1l. .-,......,,,.
ave q Genial opportunity TO those pres
emit To- meet Mrs Tutwiler informally
Tho day nursery like England "ex-
poets every man 10 do his uuty loI
mann to quote haclneyed piece OF
e',, embraces woman" It's c>pecta-
nons were conspicuously leallzeu on
Wednesday last upon the occasion or
the silver tea given 10y Mrs. W. I. ne
eaueeurc at her residence. from 10
o'clock ON that evening inc iilei'p7 OF '''
babies called and paid their respects Jul
silver coins and bonhommie, WIN tNe
sniff that over S25 was Melted, represent
ing variety of comforts lor u'0
dfcn. 800, A.. No
Thc dining room was all that Mrs. DC
ea,tesure's taste and care Could MAKE
10 From the chandelier a hoop OF SILVER
| formed "a bright frame for a hanging vase
of flowers and green, and for the words,
also in silver "rhc Day nursery 'ai'ue-
labra lit mp the whole, and potteu pi"',9
and flowers made matters fragrant
sweetness and light being the dlstlhcV
features of Tho decorations.
Mrs Dc Satssuro Was assisted I'D rec
coivne hv Nrs. VIM. G.. Bentley Mrs
PJasauton Conquest Mrs. $. W. Ira'-
crs. Mrs Jno. b. Liehtfoot, Mrs. +. -.
S,eger. Mrs Joseph Bryan, Mrs. BlNtne
Moore. Mrs r.. IT, Rol inscn, Mrs. Jno. L.
Williams. Mus Jackson Guy, Mrs. Lamb
| Misses Hossic-$-artcr Minor tcharminsiy
/ gownedl PEBBLES of Washington, Scrta
aud Sallic Wexford. Anna and Nellie
BWAIn. Mamie 1ay. Clarke, Douthat
and pattoson-Littlc Misses Dunlop. We'd
| dell Davenport Williams, Mason HILL
Mcclure. Crenshaw and Noting were H.
| risistihlo bellies in embryo, and a. was
| generally remarked that lrctter ar
/ ray OF fascination ina short skirts II
would have not been easy TO md.
Among about one hundred ana iity
/ callers. ware Mr. and Mrs John Har-
rison. Mis- Warner Moore, Misses Moore,
sue Wcuf0fd. Lawrence of Fredericks~
burg. Meta Logan. Mrs. Knight Airs.
Herbert Claiborne Misses Claiborne, Mrs.
Kcane. Miss Lizzie Grattan. MIR Trotter
Mr.. p. n. c.. Cabell, Mr. Frank lsaacs,
Mr.. Stoidard. Mr.. Travcrs. Miss Cham
| laync Halle Talcott, Mrs. ID Crcn-
shaw, Mcssrs. Crump. Tucker. John Lay,
John Guy, Julian McKenny, VIM keane,
BcrKey Williams Gray Moscloy and Lu-
| cius Cary.
ON next Friday evening in the Hall of
| the House of Delegates. Mr.. Chas. Wash
| iretOn Coleman will lecture upon spots
woods Administration" IT was annouuc-
| cd that Bishop Randolph would deliver
| this lecture. but he viii be unable 10 do
| SO. and tho a. i. Y. A. are congratu-
| lating themselves upon having secured
! Mr. Coleman as his substitute.
The series Of lectures have met with
warm appreciation from the public ana
| This one ON Friday evening next is antici-
/ rated with general interest. as probably
one OF the most enjoyable Of a delight
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