The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-01

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and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Moncure PER
klns. Mrs William Royal, Mrs. John
Finders. Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. cas-
kie Cabell Mrs. John Lottier, MISS MARY
Lewis, Miss Virginia Drewry, MISS
Lucie wormlcy. Messrs. Valentine. John
r. Anderson. Dolph blair. William Grant.
Ferguson. and Button. OF Lynchburg, ana
Baskerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hobson nave
returned to the city, and are al Coiohe'
Hobson's. Society is extremely eiad 10
have them there. popular and charming
as they both are.
A lunch" club has just been ORGANIZED
by some very charming girls OF the
fashionable set. and taken It's place as
among the most delightful social clubs in
Richmond. It's meetings will be weekly,
nj tho homes of the members The
members announce, with delicious frank
ness. that part OF the time will be
spent In embroidery. and part In gthsip.
After gossip luncheon Will be served.
The first meeting will be held Wednesday
the 4th. at u O'Clock. at Miss Kate Mon
tagues. west Franklin. Among the
guests will ne Misses Marianne Meade.
Adele Tyler. Mary Lyons Mayo, Mary
Archer Saunders. Lulie Walker Carrie
Coleman, Rebie Glasgow. and Kate Mon
tague.
on Yesterday a party Of Richmonders
enjoyed the hospitality Of Forest Lodge
so thoroughly that. together with the
beauty OF the place. the good cheer, etc,
IT will long remain a delightful memory
Those fortunate enough TO be In the
party were Or. Il. u. Teusler. Madame
JEFF Teusler. MIR. and Mrs. ]. J. Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walton, Mrs. Jelhs
Scott Rawlings. Mr.. Chester Scott and
sister. Mrs. Walter Christian, Mrs. Lar
kin Clazebrook. Mrs. J. Il. Lamb, ana
Mrs. Wilmer Boiling.
Mrs. Caskie Cabell's Current Event
classes have become distinctly the fash
ion. and they are very much more de-
IiehtfuI and profitable than the ma
iority of fashions. ON Wednesday last
the porlors al No 400 east Main street
were crowded. and Mrs. Cahen rewarded
her audience very charmingly. Her
comment uDon the recent publications. OF
James Barron Hopes poems. or rather
selections from them, by his daughter
Mrs. jamie Hope Mari, was especlailE
enioved Some of the questions no"
interesting the world at large were as
cussed entertainingly and charminsly'
The present members OF the ciass or
Mrs. II. z. Barbour. Mrs. Rreeden, Mrs'
Thomas Boiling Mrs. Roberts BAKER
Miss Boyltin Mrs Buford. James cas-
kio. Ed. Christian. f. D. Christian t.o'
GRIMM. Augustine Claiborne, MISS COOKE
Miss Cameron. Miss Elsie Cameron NJ
Deshien Mrs. Isaac Davenport Mre'
Charles Davenport. Mrs. DOMAIN MT
7 r. V. Daniel. Miss Elicit, Mrs. I'm
ders. Mrs. Frazier, Miss Annie uiaS'
Miss Leila Gray.s Mrs. Hazard. Miss
Harris. Miss Kate Harris, Bessie ifln'
Ressin Martin. Lea. Leftwich Mrs.
Iovnos Mrs. George Ben Johnston, Mrs.
Keith. Egbert Leigh. Junius Nor
ris Meredith. Mrs Newton, Pat
ton. Royal Rutherford Ryland, Rosen-
haum. Mics Peasants. Pizzlni Pace, Red
ford. Irna and Adele Rosenbaum, Mrs.
Saunders. Sutton. Steger, Chas. Todd
Miss TAYLOR Mrs. Talbot, Tyler MIS-
NJ Williams. Mrs. y. NJ Wilson MIS-
Wortham. Mrs Charles Williams Mrs'
witt. Mrs. c. Z. Smith, Harriet Cringan'
Ouarlos. Aston Cabell, Charles CARING
ton Mrs Neale. Mrs. Valentine. Barton
Wise. and Moneure Perkins.
Tho first Tuesday" of the season went
off brilliantly Friday night was the
date. Masonic Temple the place.
the remaining five of the series OF uances
TO be given by the club during the WIN
ter equal II, nothing more can he de-
sired The chaperons were Mrs Archer
Anderson. Mrs. Charles t. Williams,
Mrs. Alex. W. Archer, Mrs. +. G.. Leigh,
Mrs. Charles Davenport, Mrs. Joseph
Ire iiUnt-
foot Wormley Mrs. f. w. Christian,
Mrs. Allan Talbot. Mrs. Charles V.
Darlington. and Mrs. NiIginius Newton.
Mr. Dolph Blair was an admirable lead
er Among those present were Misses Julia
Harris, Halle Cooke, Rachel Cooke, Elsie
Cameron Mabel Todd. Kathleen, Ander-
son. Katherine Mclntire. Mary Pace.
Stringfelow, Marian Robins. Annie and
Leila Gray Nellie Boykin. Mary Rogers,
Virgie Drewry. Judith Dcane, Mary Nc
Cav, Carrie Coleman. Mcclure Mary
Donnan. Ellie Williams Marianne Meade,
Mary Binford. Ellen Hobson. Annie Ten
nant. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Brocken-
brough, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hobson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powers. Messrs
Frank Blankenship. w. S. p. Mayo,
Tyler Brock. -- Iiobson, Hugh Miller,
George Warren, Pat Currie. Binford.
iAAi iN'hs iNNhiAif JDndAlldu bryan. BIO
Good Stringfellow. Croxton. Baker.
Reid, Davis, Williams, and st. George
Anderson.
Among those present from other cities
were Misses Henry, Little, and TAYLOR.
of Norfolk; Stewart; Messrs. Tilton.
Paxton. Hardy. ana Kane. of the Uni
vorsity; Foster, Tipp, and Mite, of Bal
timore.
As announced some weeks since. the
"Wednesday" Club, which is purely So
cial, has reorganized this winter, with a
membership Of twenty-five: Mrs. John
Lyons, w. James Walker, Brydon Ten
nant Misses Claudia Palmer, Mary and
Elsie Cameron. Kate. Marian. and Julia
Harris. BESSIE and May Pace, Eta, Betty,
and Mary Hayes, Carrie and Flossie
Talbot. Annie Leigh. and Gertrude
Camm. Eugene and Annie Tennf Mt.
Herta Wexford. Adele Archer. Bruce
Williams, Mary Williams, and Callie Ry-
land
Entertainments will be given each week
up TO Lent. as follows: December 4th,
18th. 18th. 25th. January Sth, 18th. 3D.
29th. February 9TH. 18th. 1t viii be re-
membered that among the most elegant
entertainments OF last winter were those
by the "Wednesday" members.
The new whist Club is a thoroughly
informal affair. with meetings for an
informal game at 1870 each Friday. TO
which only members are invited. These
are Mrs. c. Il. Buck. James Walker,
Tenant. Fred. Scott. John Lyons, John
Wilder Atkinson, Callie Ryland, and
Mary Williams.
Later. Miss Bessie Pace will have as
her guest. Miss Elizabeth Harmon,
daughter OF Attorney Harmon.