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

mund Strudwick. whose decision to make
Richmond their future home sratiiieS
their numerous frienas here. -,
The handsomely -aPpointed urawnh,
color from lamps OF white ana seIu'
Testout roses, etc. The table apvoinl
ments were In exquisite taste, coinpi , ii'
delicacy and value 10 an exceotiolla, u.
gree. The menu was served III .hsn5
OF silver, cut-glass. vases from "n'cn
drooped more roses, ana lace' 1its.
Trayers wore a handsome gown o. ",ao"
MORE and Dresden silk; Miss Beuiah Ia1
terson, pinks and whias on vsni,e lace
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. otluu-
wick, SIR. and Mrs. Samuel H. Iuis'an',
Mrs. Stoddard and Mss Stoddaru, Oh
Savannah; Miss Elizabe.th Iay.oi; so oa M NJ
rutherford Rose:
silver tea for the benefit OF the
Rosemary cot OF the Sheltering Arms,
viii be- held on Wednesday at BIZ east
Franklin street from TO 10. FROM 10
Il will lie hours for the small people an
cy articles. dolls, and ice-cream VIII, WIN W.
on sale: The Managers are Miss Emily
Hannevinckel, Mrs Andrew Sntiissiai''
Mrs. r. n. Carter. Mrs. Frank Christlan'
Mrs. Otway Allen, Mrs. james bai,o,,
Mrs. f. I. ID. Myers. III, Miss VII
ginia Archer, Miss Adele Myers
CHURCH-HlLL.
l The bracing atmosphere or the pass
week has had its tnvtg0faths eheS ta -
social Church Hill, somewha IA p cortain
lv brilliantly successful enort In con
nection with me bazaar. All over the
Hill, irrespective of creed are hesru , ~
pressions OF qualification Al tle 5 helovea
rector of ST Johns, TO the Bishoprlr OF
the new diocese of Lexington. DR.. Bur
TOMS labors were too general ana 700
tireless for satisfaction 10 be limited 10
the parish, of ST. Johns.
Mrs. caskie cabell's Current Events
Glass is no longer "A pleasant posslDllty,
but a delightful certainty. IL peca ine, 80
OF Judge D. c. Richardson. There we're
present AT his preliminary meeting; Slrs.
Stephen T. Beverage. Mrs. virginia
Peasants, Mrs G. Gray, Bossieqx' ~;
Aureia Powers and Mrs. f. j. Craigie.
A large number Of the leading women
Of the Hill intend TO join the rlass- me
next meeting will be held on this com
Bload street, Or. Beazley's exceedingly
pleasant office having been secured as a
permanent meeting place. Although the
purpose OF Mondays meeting was purely
topics were touched upon by Mrs. Cabell.
to the pleasure OF all present.
The Quilting Party on Monday night
under the auspices OF the Junior Aid
Society of ST. Johns, was from every
STANDPOINT q brilliant success. The az
fair was held i'm the lecture-room whose
limited capacity made IL necessary 10
restrict the number OF invitations issued
The room was beautifully decorated with
palms and growing plants. and dainty
tea tables were placed in H. Many OF the
young people present wore gowns made
after the quaint fashions OF long-dead
ancestors some Of the 1ewelry. laces. etc,
Dring over hundred years old. \ num-
Der OF the latter-day costumes were cx-
ceedingly grOtesque. Miss Nellie Richard
son gave number OF delightful recita-
lions: Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party was
sung by a number in chorus, and when
the quilt was examined II was found that
the sturdy fingers Of the new man had
effected results as satisfactory as the
delicate ones OF the odd woman.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of St Johns
gave "A delightful tea at the residence OF
AIRS j =. Harrison on Tuesday evening
from TO 7.
The Fortnightly Whist club will meet
tomorrow evening at the residence OF