The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

dria; Moore. OF Norfolk; Nina Talia-
ferro: Mira. Addie Deane Lyons. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Charles Evelyn Smith. Mrs. Frank |
Nallo. Miss Lily Urquhart. Miss Virginia |
Mcleod, Madame Guillaume. Miss Claire |
GuiIlaume Colonel Maury. Mrs. Thomas |
boiling, Mrs. John Llghtfoot. Mrs. Her
bert Funston. Miss Roberta Minor, Mrs.
Emma Ball. Mrs James Drake. Mrs.
George Warren, Mcssrs. John Ruthor-
fnord. Crenshaw. william Johnston.
Graves. W. q. stanard. Thomas Brander.
John Howard, Arthur and George Mayo,
Hobson. Cary Farland. Charles Moore.
Randolph Holiday. Marye Richmond
Lewis, and Colonel Fred. Peasants.
on Thursday evening from 70 O'Clock
Mrs. Duval and Mrs Abbott gave, in
honor OF their guests. a genuinely de-
lightful tea, 90 which invitation was thor
oughly Informal Tho privilege OF invi-
tation 20 several friends was given TO
each guest IN tho house. resulting In
charming company.
The mirrors Ind pictures were framed
in green, and the final effect was a
charming one Mrs. Abbott has estab-
llshed a very desirable reputation I'm con-
nsctlon with Tho cuisine Of her house.
and on Thursday night sustained il. tho
refreshments served being really deli
cious. Those receiving were Mrs. Duval.
Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Jackson Guy, Mrs.
Frank NallA. Mrs. Bradley II. Johnston,
Mrs. Andrew Ellerson. Mrs. McCullc ch,
Of buckingham; and ms. Coke OF New
York
Those who called during the evening
were Mrs A. =. Camm, the Misses
Camm. Mrs. Ieake, Mrs. +. c. Minor
Mrs. j.. L. Lewis. Mrs. Thomas Boiling
Mrs. Edward M5Guirs. Mrs. Russell Rob
iason. Mrs. Preston Cocke. Mrs. r. A.
Lancaster Mrs. Jnln ". Rely. Mrs.
Tsaac Davenport Mrs. Upshur. Mrs.
Pleasanton Conquest. tina Misses Noting.
Mrs. Herbert Funston. Mrs. James Pleas
ants, Mrs. J. a. White. Mrs. W. c. u.
Brock. the Misses Norwood. Mrs. WI
liam c. Bentley. Mrs. Flournoy. Mrs.
John Jackson, Mrs Frank Deane, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Jordan Miss Darlington.
Miss Gabrielle Page, Mrs Mason, Mrs.
James Worth. Mrs. Lghtfoot Wormeley,
Miss Iucle Wormeley. end others.
Mrs. Lindsay. Of Uniontown, Pa. was
the guest OF honor az card party given
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. John
Harrison. toward which enthusiasm re-
verts IN summing up the Pleasures Of
the week. The others present were Mrs.
q. O'B. Cowardin, Mrs. Andrew Chris
tian Mrs. Francis Deane Williams. Mrs.
Edmund Strudwick Mrs. Junius Norris
Mrs. William S. Daniel. Mrs. Charles
Evelyn Smith. Mrs. Z. A. Lancaster,
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Carter. Mrs. Levin
Jovnes. Mrs. W. c. Lefebvre Mrs. Allan
Talbot, Mrs. Ben. Palmer. Mrs. Caskie
Cabell. Miss Mary Lyons. Mrs. Armstead
Wexford, Mrs. W. l.. Royal Mrs. Der
nard Peyton. Mrs. Carter Scott. Mrs.
Ashton Starke Mrs. Isaac Davenport.
Mrs. George Ben. Johnston, Mrs. Per
kinson, OF the University Of Virginia;
Mrs. Harry Hazard. and Mrs. Preston
Cooke.
Misses Precious Moore. Guile Harri-
son. Of Brandoni Michler, OF pennsyl-
vania; and Lou Harrison. OF Petersburg;
Misses Moore OF Norfolk. and smoot. or
Alexandria were Mrs. Warner Moore
guests at o luncheon given on Wednes-
day afternoon. at the Jefferson Hotel.
The Misses Moore. OF Norfolk. and
Miss smoot Of Alexandra. were the
guests Of homer.
At half-past four o'clock on FRIDAY
afternoon meeting Of lakewood Memo
rial Association was held in the pastor
for the purpose Of learning from Mrs.
Bryce Stewart Hume. representing the
Junior Hollywood Memorial. Just what
steps had been taken with regard 20 the
entertainment to be given during Easter
week or the week following. The en-
tertainment is under the joint auspices
OF all the local memorial societies. but
the idea q giving 80 ORIGINATED win
Mrs. Hume ana the Junior HOLLYWOOD
Memorial.
II is 20 be known as Scenes and incl
dents OF the Cuban War and will be
fuu Of variety and color. TIE partici-
pants IA the scenes will all be leading
people. snC the United States standing
army VIII be made mp Of representatives
Of all the ;, cal companies Of yetera rs
&C. s. A The period covered viii ex-
tend from the beginning Of the war 70
the death Of MaceO. - SIS hoped THAI
Colonel COwardn may consent 20 ex-
plain the scenes, because OF his invariable
success in such roles. The meeting Fri
day was o very interesting one, Miss
Ruby Bodeker assuming the duties of
president, for the first time, and per-
forming them gracefully and efficiently.
Mrs. Hume presented her facts charm
ingly. a general meeting. AT which
resentatives of an the memorial socie-
ties will be present IS called for the sln
of March in the Y. NJ. g.. A. parlors.
The Galveston (Tex) Daily News. OF the
1911 instant has the following, which viii
be read with interest by Nirginlans.
Mrs. Rosenberg IS sister Of Mrs. 5. j..
DreWry, Of "MineOis.' ana airs. q. e..
Bridges. of Ashland. and The Misses
Drewry. mentioned in the report. are
daughters Of the former. THE report
says.
BRASS buttons We're in evidence at Han
mouy Club last night. and tins hearts or
some half hundred Galveston young ladies
were ha.f turned. The occasion OF the DIS
play or military uniforms was reception
given by Mrs. Henry Rosenberg 10 the
officers Of the b1tte.h.p Texas. the Off
GERS OF the severa. companies OF militia
IN Galveston at this particular time, aud
Governor Culberson and IFS star.
THE reception was not an early one. as
the naval officers did not begin 20 arrive
until after the concert az the Grand opera
House. and the State militia boys were
kept away until after The lall OF the
Alamo" at Bicycle Park. IN the mean
time the prettiest girls OF Galveston, al
rayed in Their sWeetcst costumes. had
arrived at the hail. and were in waiting
10 receive the h0nored guests.
"The large ballroom on the top moor VI
the Harmony Club building was never
more prgriiy decorated. The e.ectroIcrs
were ent-lned with ivy and the stage was
50 banked with palms and Gala lilies
that t'c musicians were almost CONE
pletely hidden from view.
'rhe Reception Committee who assisted
Mrs Rosenberg were Rev. and Mrs. Car