The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
LIFE IN VANITY FAIR
AND OUTSIDE IT-PERS0NAL MEN,
TON RARITIE&
Sooisl Programme Daring tho Past Week
In Fashionable Cireles-1he A. 4. v. A.
Lecture Largely Attended,

half OF the week was made up OF very
simple and informal but decidedly en-
1cyabie entertaining.
The Monday German at once began the
week. and closed their ante-Lenten
season. and was brilliant conclusion oil
a delightful series
The hall was profusely decorated Win
azaleas (White and green, and the must
clans stand with growing plants and
palms. Mrs. Bowie served a fine supper
The dance was led by Colonel stern ana
Miss Harrison. OF Chicago, and was par
ticipatcd in by very large number IL
Guiding many strangers.
The chaperoncs were. Mrs. Thomas At
kinson. Mrs. David Il. Tenant. Mrs. Geo.
Ben. Johnston. Mrs W. Waller Morton
Mrs. George Ross. Mrs Thomas Carter
Mrs. G. j.. Langhornc. Mrs Thomas Boil
ling.
Among those present were Misses Sa-
die Giles of HagcrstoWn, Rciisnider.
Harmon. Michlcr. Cooke Of Chariottes-
willie. Macslc smith. Lucille Fuller, Page.
Day Louise Allan MAYO Mary
Cameron. Carrie and FlOssic Talbot,
Eug,ua and Annie Tenant, the
Misses Ross. Gertrude Howard, Emma
Barksialc Annie leigh and Gertrude
Camm. Elise Williams. Callic Ryland, lie
liza and Annie Gray. MI ana Mrs. Bar
hour Thompson. Alr. and Mrs. Charles
WORKMAN. Mr. and Mrs Allan DOnnan,
Mr. and Mrs. William Royal Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Boiling. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lathrop,
AIR. and Mrs. Moncure Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Carter. Mcssrs. Evans. Of
Il ladclphia, TompEns Johnson. AndeT-
son. Lcakc. Moucure Willis. Baskerville
holland. Antrim. Mdssie, Mayo, Edward
and William Palmer
The fortnighUy social meeting Of the
Noman's club was as enjoyable as usual
which is very enjoyable indeed. The
principal theme for conversation was the
very interesting programme for March
4th and March llth. ON the first date
br. =. Allison Hodges will lecture upon
'1he Falldcics OF Hypnotism." on the
second. Miss Mcclellan ana Mr. Thomas
Nelson PAGE viii entertain the club. Miss
Cdlle Ryiand being chairman of the
meeting and the subject, The Short
Story iu Literature During her stay in
Richmond Miss McClelland will be the
guest of Mrs. f.. G. Minor, north Firth.
ON Tuesday evening three entertain
mcuts divided interest. These were:
Mrs. Thomas Martins tea. Mrs. Stcger's
card party. and the reception 10 Rev
DT. Moses ID. Hogc.
Mrs. Martins "tca" was courtesy
rendered in delightful fashion TO her
mother, Mrs. Chas. Fcnton Day. The de
corations. both of parlors and table, Were
of pink and the very spirit OF spring
scented 10 have come i'm with the roses
that made things fragrant
Mrs Martin and Mrs. Day were assis-
lei in welcoming tho guests by Mrs.
Charles Otorrall. Mrs. Geo. Ben. john
st-n, Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Mrs. Charles
Boiling. Mrs Jackson Guy, Mrs. Frank
NIlle, Mrs Abbott. Mrs. Wormlcy. Misses
Ruth Thompson. Leila stiles. and ---
Knight.
Mrs. Barbour Thompson served the
cafe frappe, Miss May jones the tea.
Those enjoying Mrs Martins courtesy
were. Misses Chamberlaync. Wexford.
Annie Rose Walker Mrs. Joseph a.
White. Mrs. William II. Wight Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Moore. Mrs n. b. Nunford
Misses Emily Bryan. Beulah Pattcson,
Alice Day. Annie Merrill. Marion Robins
Mr. Isaac H. Darlington, Misses Cham
berlayne, knight. Annie Leigh Camm,
Hattie and Fannie Ross. Michlcr. Pencie
WcddcN Bessie Lee. Marie Evans. It'd
ball. Fannie Guy, Mary Muury Hill, Bet
Tie Booker. Portcrheld, Mary Lyons,
elizabeth D0uthat, Williams. Ellen Wise
Mayo. Mary Mayo. Saunders, Eleanora
Gibson. Mary Hanan. Mamie BOykiu, An
ME Guy Nina Whitehead, Alice Aylett
kiug William county. Mary Lewis,
Moore. Scott. Towucs, May DOuthat,
Margaret WeddcH Estelle Tayloe, Ellen
Bruce. Ellen Hobson, Georgia Blanken-
ship. Perkins. GHuctt. Coles. Mary How
ard Mary Coles Darlington, Mrs. r. O.
Barbour Mrs ". Is. Palmer. Mrs G..
A. Davenport Mrs Shirley Carter. Mrs.
j. a. Wclch. Mrs. +. p. Valentine, Mrs.
j. T. Baylor. Mrs. r. l.. Maury. Mrs.
~. +. Maury, Mrs Harry Frazier. Mrs.
Z. G. NcPhail. Mrs. John II. Lyons MIS-.
IauIhoruc, Mrs. = W. Travers, Mrs.
j. II. Wexford. Mrs. rutherford Crock
Castle. Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. r..
G. Williams. Mrs. r. G.. REYNOLDS, Mrs.
J.. J.. Lewis. Mrs. c. =. Buck, Mrs. Alex.
A.. Cameron, Mrs. John Hunter. Jr Mrs.
Moncure Perkins. Mrs l.. -. Christian,
Mrs j. h. Mclntire Mrs John Enders,
Ir. Mrs Il. l.. Powers. Mrs. j. Il.
Goode Mrs. f.. \. Saunders, Mrs. Harris
r. Donnan. Mrs. Mann Valentine, IL,
Mrs Edward Mcclure. Mrs. ". G.. Mayo.
Mrs. j. b. G. Spencer. Mrs j. \. WEIGH,
Mrs. j. s. Brockeubrough. Mrs. Edward
MAYO, Mrs j. G.. Lamb, Mrs j. G. hin.
Mrs. John Portcrheld, Mrs. James Lyons,
Mrs W r.. Williams. Mrs W. r. Robins.
Mrs. William Oppcnhimer Mrs. James
Allison, Mrs j. Kerr Branch, Mrs. Lu-
1her r.. Warren, Mrs. Allen Talbot Mrs.
r.. g. Wexford. Mrs. G. ". +. Brock.
Mrs. Chas. +. Wortham. and Mrs. Gray
son Burruss.
The reception I'm honor of the reverend
and vigorous Dr. Moses -. llOge on
Tuesday evening. at the Masonic Temple
was as conclusive an illustration OF tho
strength of certain central magnet
of which that gentleman spoke in his
sermon on Sunday last as We or any other
people are ever likely TO see. Iutellectu-
ally a leader as Dr. Hoge is nationally
conceded TO be. last Tuesdays Outpour-
ing of Richmcnd's citizens was i'm no
sense tribute 10 that. IL was a trlb-
ute To- character pure and simple-thc
city taking on it's hat TO nobility, so Ia
speak.
II those present were asked what was
the most memorable feature Of the affair.
a majority. We think, would respond that
n was what may hc called its democratic
character To their recognition of tht
dignity and value Of tried and faithful
manhood. representatives. OF every class
.ir Richmond aim. 81. testified by calling 10
clasp the friendly hand, and numbers of
times the fine head was bent TO acknowl-
edge with the cordialty of the demo-
citHc Nazareue greeting from the Grip
pied. the poor. the obscure.
So much for the drawing power Of that
central maguet." The reception given 10
NhEuia's. line. eauut veteran in "A king
j. service was instructive i'm variety of
ed the wish that a memorial OF it might
b cast p bronze, and placed in the
church that has so long been the centre