The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

OF Mr.. W. ;. h. Mayo ia the leader
pace. charming chaperons ana the largest
number Of dancers seen at any german
thus far this winter.
certainly the gentlemen OF the club are
entitled TO hearty CONGRATULATIONS upon
the result Of gallant enOrt. the ospi.a-
bic touch given 20 the lobby Is sun beihs
praised by all present. .
were Mr. and Mrs Robert Blankensnlp'
Mr. and Mrs Austin BrOckenbTOush, MI.
and Mrs. Charlest Evelyn Smith, Or. and
Mrs &. Y. Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs era
ham Hobson. Mr.. ana MIS- AooIpnus
Blair. Alr and Mrs. Barney Douglas, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Williams, and MRS.
D@bniante: Hiss Annie Lee Alfriend.
who were yellow or@dndles MISS anne
Grant. lowered Oreandie. Helena lItlch
LEROY, pink silk. Miss Della lompkihs,
white silk. Miss Eleanor BOshtt, PINK
six. Miss Madeline English. white or
candle. Miss Virginia Hayes, Whie SIN
pink silk: Miss Maud Staples. white or
candle over green silk; Miss ld9 Barsa-
min. white silk. pink roses MISS h4ia
jackson. white organdie.
School girls. Misses Annie Drewry', nan SlIl,
ME Cooke Spilman, Augustine, LIZZIE
Brander. Dunlop. Edna Forbes 'ahu
guests.
Misses Johnson. Of Staten Island Boar
man. OF New Or'Cans, Harrison ana ,Ial-
nett of Norfolk quests OF Mrs. Jonh
Stewart. Brook HiD Emcie Pegram,
Mabel Walker. Calvin Bragg' Haiho dnu
Rachel Cooke, Champ Wallace, h,ii non
OF Powhatan. Marian Robins. LEILA ana
Anntie Gray. Helen Lea, Mary NEW
Kate and Marianne Meade. Jueith Jeins'
Annie and Fonnie Mcclure. Mary lin,
Mary DOnnan. Anne Tenant, FlosSle
Talbot, JULIA Harris. Mary Biniord' SCI
lie Boykin. Mary Saunders 3eIta Wctl-
ford Elsie cam erOn, Mary Pace, hath-
lcen Anderson. Messrs. Binford, Blankch-
ship Warner Lewis Tabb, OF Baltimore,
Thomas Pinckney. Armistead, }. stewart
Bryan. George Reid Walter bar
Quarlcs. Young. Arcnts, ~. J., L0SHtI'
Victor Williams. Currie Baker, spots
wood Adair Wexford, StOrrs Murray OF
Baltimore, Stringfellow, John Harrison
Fairlie and st. George Cooke. vaughan
CardOza, Guy DAVIS. HaWes, iiog,ssol',
Baughn ann. Macbeth. Of south Caro.lna'
Powers. Robinson, Gwathmcy. wilson
Bragg. Comas James and Lewis Brander,
and ST George Anderson. Among those
who came to look on were Mrs. ihonas
Brandcr. Mrs. Klein. OF Ihliauelphia'
Mrs Edward Freeman. Miss Luhe Walk
err. MI Aubrey Young and Mr. Taliaferro.
Of Roanoke.
The Germ an-American Ladies' AID As
ISOLATION will have very important
meeting on Tuesday January ON ~
o'clock T. NJ 4 large attendance - =, 60 ~
ostlv requested. as the election OF orlcer5
takes place. and arrangements VIII pe
made for tho operetta 10 he given Tor the
benefit Of the association.
Mrs. Thomas Brandcr and Mrs. KEN
will be M home on Wednesdays IN Janu-
airy after o'clock.
Miss Katherine Howard has returned to
Baltimore.
Miss Louise Quarles will leave on Mon
day for Chicago.
Mr.. u. w. Pickren. Jr.. now Of Ari-
IONA, is spending tho holidays in hlch-
mond with his parents.
Mr.. Walter Blair left for Washington
on Friday en- route TO his alma mater
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. William Broom. Of Philadelphia.
is the guest OF her sister Mrs. LcdouN-
A reception on Wednesday evening by
Mrs. j. c. X. Walker and Miss Annie
Rose Walker gave 10 their guests the
particular pleasure OF meeting Mrs. Sarah
Grant Jackson, Of Atlanta under charm
ing conditions. Any other conditions UNI
der the same auspices would have 10
precedent 10 follow.
The decorations were Of American Beau
ty roses. Forester served the supper,
which was an elaborate one. The receiv-
ing party consisted Of Mrs. Judith G. X.
Walker who wore black brOcaded satin
and point lace. Miss Annie Rose Walker,
Jackson, an exceedingly handsome cos
tune the work of a Paris firm. Mrs. w.
James Walker. pink silk. Mrs. Jackson
is "a lovely woman, and has personal
charm besides.
1t Is a supcrfuty TO Introduce her 10
any of the contingent who have the en-
tree Of Atlanta's fashionable parlors, IN
which she is bright particular igure.
Among those present at the reception
were Mr.. and Mrs G.. J.. Buck. Thomas
Boiling. c. OBJ. Cowardin. j.. y. Chris
tian. j. Alstcn Caboll, Thomas y. Carter
Hartley Carmichael John Dunlop, Isaac
Davenport John Harrison. Irwin Joynes.
Mrs. Keim. Of Philadelphia; James
Lyons. John Lottier. Mrs Edward Mayo.
MoncLre Perkins James Plcasants,
Charles Evelyn Smith. Edmund Strud-
wick, Ashton Starke. q. W. Stevens.
Francis Deane Williams, john Shelton
Williams Misses Eleanor Boshcr Nellie
Bcykn, Georgia Blankcnship, Martina
Bagby Mary Cameron. Gertrude Camm.
Mrs. Cox, Alys COnnally. Halle Cooke.
Roy EllersOn. Marian. Kate and Juia
Harris. Ellen HObson. Virginia ana Mary
Hayes, Annis Howard. Mary Lyons.
Mary Lewis. Helen Montague. Annie Mo
CURE. Precious Moore. Julia Morton,
Louise Mayo Gabrielle Page. Belle Per
kins. Bessie Pace. Nina Randolph. Mary
Saunders. Maud Stokes, Talbot. Anne
Tenant. Thomas. Berta Wexford, Lucie
Wormley. Mary Williams; Mcssrs. john
Young, Ad. Williams, II. &. Williams.
Lancaster Williams, Edward Wills
James Valentine Allan laiDOtf, ". -.
Stanard w .. SHELTON. SpOtswoOd.
Strudwick. James and John rutherford.
rutherford Rose. Charles \. Rose. John
Price. John Pickrell, Allan Potts. Leigh
r.. Page. Pegram. Palmer. Patterson.
Marye Dudley Mcdonald. Eugene and
William Massic. Lilburn Myers. KirkwOOd
Mitchell. W s. i. Mayo. j.. G. Mayo.
DR.. Stewart Mcclure John H. Montague.
Jr.. George Lee. Sr.. Jordan Leake.
Lewis LightfoOt. George i. Lee, Saunders
HobsOn Or. Moses u. HOge, Jr Ran
dolph Holiday. George Gibson. William
III. Grant. W. G. FERGUSON. Frank Dav-
export Allan Donnan. Dr. Arthur Cabell,
Robert Campbell, John Chamblin. John
Currie. Henry l.. Cabell. i. II. c. Cabell.
Or. Lewis Bosher. the Messrs. Bryan.
H. l.. G. Baskerville Charles Antrim.
Captain William H. Allison, and Mr.. John
y. Anderson.
The annual meeting OF tho Association
for Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities
will be held at the Hall OF the house of
Delegates on Monday evening, $3.50 i. NJ,
January 4th. This Will be very inter
esting meeting OF all the members. and
reports of the years work viii be read.
Some few ceils ago a number Of ladies
made an effort 10 organize = society 10
relieve the poor Of Richmond and with
this end in view ii temporary orEaniza-
ton was effected, but owing 10 some dis
satisfaction and, misunderstanding the re-
suit was a failure. Although discouraged
at their first attempt. but recognizing
the actual necessity and need OF such an
organization some fcw OF the more zeal