The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

1IHls ilpi = iltW'Ns bubt'F
John Hayes. James rutherford. Harri-
son Blair. Cham Peasants. Jordon Leake.
Jake Anderson. Dandrldge Spotswood.
Saunders iiobson. Charles T.. Williams.
Jr.. Otis Alfriend. Eddie Willis. Henry
baskerville. Ormond -oung.
On Thursday evening. Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Buck entertained about sixty peJ-
pie in honor Of her charming guest. Miss
Mcmahon. of Dayton. O.. The affair was
iu the nature OF a reception. Courtesy
TO n visitor does rot often assume more
delightful shape. The house requires
nothing TO make II a beautiful one. but
for this night a special touch was given
by placing American Beauty roses mere
and there throughout the parlors and
hall. Mrs. Buck INC Miss Mcmahon re-
coivcd. The former wore white ;ulle
and pink velvet: Miss Mcmahon, white
rauZc over pink silk. pink roses.
There were only three or four married
couples pre.cnt. and those or purely i'll
formal invitations. The guests were Mr..
md Mrs. W. James Walker. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Allan Potts. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton
Starke. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christian,
Misses Callie Ryland, Maud Stokes. Clal-
dia Palmer. Mary and Elise Cameron.
Helen Cameron. OF Petersburg; Mary
and Virginia Hayes, Fannie Ross. Jula
Harris. Anne Tenant, Annie Lee Al
friend. Boshcr. Marsh. Of Easion, Pa;
Or. Stuart Mcclure. Messrs. George Glib
son. William Ferguson. Saunders Hobson.
William Grant. Frank Davenport. g. \
Walker. DandriCge Spotswood. Edward
Christian. Archer Anderson, Horace
Hawcs. Kirkwood Mitchell Edward
Willis. Baskerville. Harrison Blair. Ar
thur willy. William Workman. Leigh Page.
Charles Williams. Otis Alfriend.
The Birthday Reception at the West
mOreland Club TO be given by the Daugh-
tors Of the American Revolution on the
afternoon Of January the 18th. promises
10 be in evcry respect a brilliant sue
cess.
Mr.. Roosevelt Page will propose the
toast on that occasion. and Mr.. Charles
w. Coleman. Of Williamsburg will re-
spond. one OF the pleasant features OF
the evening Will be the presence OF Mrs.
T.. Y. Tcrhune (MariOn Harland) who
will receive with the officers and COM
mittoc. Music. the presence Of a mum
hor of d~cbutautcs, Of charming ladies n
gentlemen. are among the promises made
boy tho committee. which justify the
brightest expectancy.
Tho Reception Committee consists OF
Mrs. Wilim j. Thomas. Mrs. James
Lyons. Mrs. Herbert Claiborne, Mrs.
Reginald Gilman. Mrs. Decatur Axtell.
and Mrs. Ben. Purcell RcgenD.
Those also receiving will be Mrs. j. T.
Y. Daniel. Miss Fricdly. Mrs. Juuius Nor
ris. Miss Mary Lyons Mayo. Mrs. w. w.
Henry. Mrs. James II. Dooley. Mrs. VIM.
Russell Robinson, Mrs. j. Y. Tcrhune'
Miss Mary NJ. j. Newton, Misses Helena
LEROY. Della Tompklns. Ellie Bosher.
H.. THfaa NTfTfh EnHFfnN'I.
Page. Anna Lee Alfricnd, Maud Stokes
Virginia Mcleod and Mamie Steger.
Misses Hunter and Eskridge. OF Wash
ineton, are guests Of Mrs. John Addison.
Invitations are out 10 n reception 70 no
given on the evening OF Tuesday, Feb
ruary the %, by Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Gordon and Miss Gordon, No. % north
Laurel street.
The Woodbridge Memorial Circle Of the
Kings Daughters viii give a silver tea
Tor the benefit Of their charities, We'd
nosday. January 9th. from 5 TO Z +. NJ,
at Mrs. a.. =. Warren's. 16 west Grace
street. A fine musical programme viii
be rendered during the afternoon also
recitatons.
Tho Auxiliary Hollywood Memorial As
ISOLATION. Of which Mrs. Bryce stuart
Hume IS president, will hold a meeting
on Tuesday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock. az
the residence of Mrs. Frank D. Hill, az
east Main street. a fun attendance Is
desired. that arrangements may be COM
pleted with regard TO an entertainment to
be given shortly.
The 22nd of February VIII witness IN
Richmond a wedding Of unusual interest
10 a large number of friends Of q very
popular young lady and gentleman.
Miss Sallie Lindsay Walker, Is TO be
married TO Mr.. Julian Morris.
Miss Walker is the daughter Of the late
General II. Lindsay Walker, Chief OF Ar
tillery Of the Third Corps, Army OF North
ern Virginia. and great grand daughter
OF Gov. James Peasants of Virginia.
She is q sister Of Mr.. Charles G. Walker.
Superintendent Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. and. with her mother. L
now with him i'm this city.
Miss Walker in every way Is n typical
Southern girl. and one who unconscious
ly attracts the admiration OF those VINO
know her.
The groom-elect. Mr.. Julian Morris, is
q GRANDSON OF III 'fFNI $50 ~ nAH'llf VINE
was a famous Richmond physician years
ago. and son of Mr.. Richard Ovapfon
Morris. Of uawkwood, Green Springs.
Louisa county.
lie is "a young man OF fine business
qualities and has a host Of friends 10
this city.
=. reception by Mrs. i. p. Valentine, in
honor Of Miss Lucy Chamberlayne' OF
Petersburg. was among the very enjoy
able private entertainments OF the week.
$50
A card party by Miss Mabel Todd held
a pleasant place in the social list for the
week.
Mr.. s. s. p. Patteson entertained a
party of fourteen at a luncheon, given
NJ 2.9o o'clock on yesterday afternoon al
the Wcstmorcland. The affair was a
courtesy-and a very elegant one-to Miss
~Josenhine Dixon. of Buffalo, who IS the
clest Of Miss Louise Allan Mayo. Since
coming TO Richmond there has been
much delightful private entertaining In
her honor. Mrs. Thomas Nelson car
ter chaperoned the party yesterday.
Those composing it We're Misses Dixon,
Louise Allan Mayo. Annie Rose Walker,
Mary Lyons Mayo, Hattie Ross. Fannie
Mcclure; Messrs. 5. s. =. Patteson.
James Moncure. Granville Valentine.
Beverly Munford. Linwood Antrim. Cum
ningham Han. and Garland Tinsley.
Miss Iandon Rives. Of Castle Hill"
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Allan Potts.
SIS Harrison street.