The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
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of Fredericksburg: Alice Heaning. MARI

of Fredericksburg: Alice Heening. MARI
Rogers, Nellie Boyklh, ha'e ""'
ri Roth Mr.. Brockenbrough and Miss
Cooke are so delightfully."- known ih sne
fashionable circles OF his Mr Rpock s
brough Is the worthy bearer OF a name
always honored in the Old Dominion. arc
is associated with the business HOUSE. VI
David Ainslie Company; ,,no old.
90, daughter OF that gallant dc
ceased soldier. General John X. Cooke
whose name is written indelibly IN as
tiuguished service to the ConieaefAeS'
Miss Virginia Drewry. leaves shortly Tor
Memphis.
4 substitution German made Thursday
night delightful for majority OF the
yornger set. Mr.. Frank Blankenshlp ana
other popular young gentlemen piojecto
il and carried 1t brilliantly through az
the Masonic Temple with Messrs. Dolph
Blair and William Mayo sharing the lead
ership in the dance. , A..
Tie chaperones were: Mr. ana MIS-
Alex. Archer, Mr.. and Mrs. Brydon Ten,
nant, Mr.. and Mrs Jonn Cuiien, az; anu
Powers. and Mr. and Mrs Chas huHih.
Mrs. Frank Powers, who on TINS occasion,
made n bow TO Richmond as It's newest
bride, looked very lovely N an exquisite
Amcne The dancers were Misses kath-
leon Anderson, Mabel Todd, Matte Pnr-
cell. Halle Cooke, Maria Dunlop, Nellie
Parker, Rachel Cooke. Annie and Leila
cray, I'LL. Mary Hayes, Helen Lea HOP
lxins' of Baltimore, Mary Binford. YOUNG,
Roarman. of New Orleans, Adele Archer,
Mary Rogers. Marian Robms' , Maria ME-
cav, u.ucie Wormley, Meade Burweli.
Marie Saunders. Kate Harris. judith
Deane. Virginia prewry' Mamie Lay;
Mr. and Mrs. John CULLEN; Messrs.
Uogue Gillian. George Reid, Lewis Bran
der. Frank Blankenship, ST. George An
derson, Percy Bcsher. - DAVIDSON
Carlton MeKenney, Chas. u: Miiilan,s
Arlington. Frank Potts, Watkins Eller|
son, Pat Currie. FERGUSON, Baskerville,
Samuel Workman, Joseph Young, Cole
man Workman, Claiborne. sIarrow We'd
dell, Palmer Claiborne. and Guy Davis.
Miss Lila Lane Is the guest Of tie
! Misses Meade.
Miss Anastasia Howard has returned to
the city.
Miss Mary Lewis has also returned.
Miss Mary Coles Darlington left for
| New York on Thursday, sailing thence
| for Berlin, and the perfection OF her musi-
! cal education under Barth, on Saturday.
I InrOuGnOut w euutSIdy, Hcf Hofic " 40
! the center OF interest for all her set. and
| school-mates, teachers and other friends
| called to give good-byes and present good
| wishes. An informal cup Of chocolate
was enjoyed by the party. who left with
| not less regret at Miss Carrsnston's abb
sence for year than confidence that
| she will bring back many honors on her
| head.
| among those calling we're Rev Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Grayatt, Miss Margaret Lee Ma
/ dame Guil1aume, Misses Fannie and AT
| ME Guy, Mary Lucke, Mary and Fannie
| Archer, Bernard Harvey. Elise Ball. Susie
| Wexford, Marie Dunlop. Mary DOMAIN,
| Sara Harrison, Mary Tucker Darlington
and Carrie Ieftwich. This IS by no
means full list.
The Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities has established no
| enyIab bic a reputation for ability to plan
| and carry out enjoyable programmes that
| the second series Of lectures under It's
| auspices to be delivered In thee hal OF
The House of Delegates, Is anticipated
Win keen interest. The Gentlemen who
will celiver the lectures are Bishop A.
NJ. Randolph. Mr.: Barton Wise, MI: John
p. Mcclure. and Mr. y. Ahston Caoeli
To attempt to give either . letter Of
credit to the Richmond public would b
an impertinence.
Mrs. Thomas Martin passed through
Richmond last week en- route % emltn
field where she yil make : mort v1sll
belory going g Washingto1 for the WI
tar. senator Martin has euEAe0 avest