The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-28

rerfield. Burke. White, Jones, Lewis,
Cooke. Scott, Rebe Glasgow. Flossie Tai
bott, Morgan. Ethel Pace, Rachel Cooke,
Judith Deane. Collier. stringfellow.
Woods Mccarthy, Mary and Lily Hill.
Anne Ice. Empeie Pegram. Berkeley
Williams. Ella Jackson, Mary ARCHER
Saunders, Sue Noting, Clare and Lisa
aearne. Berta Wexford, Bessie Pace,
JuiIa Lee. Berta Noting. Kate Meredith.
Annie Mcclure, Lena Logan, Ance Tins
ley. LidiG Lane. Moore, OF chicago; LILY
rrrouhart. Mcssrs Guy Davis. Robert Pc
gram. Thomas, Miller, Harrison, Hill,
Bergen. Lancaster Williams, Dr. Robert
Williams. Randolph Williams Perrin,
Workman. Holiday, Mccarthy, Walter
Claiborne, Goodrich. Old. Boiling Nur-
tenbaker. Guy, Henry, Wexford. Ven
able. Noting. Robson. Bankership.
Hunsdon Cary. Victor Williams, Otis Al
friend, John rutherford, Speer. OF New
York; Fergus Goodridge. u. CT. Old, Cor
don Wilson, st. George Bryan, Douglas
Mccormick, Bradford Burwel. Robert
Tunatall. Jack Barney, DR.. James Gray,
Linwood Antrim. Murray Dill, Jordan
Beake. Duncan Pullor, George Goodrich,
Julian Hill, Carter Renshaw. Edgar
Vaughan. Freebus. Robert Parrish. Cor
don Wilson, Wexford. Howard. Bruce.
John Bryan: James Bell, OF Norfolk;
Randolph Hall. Q. c. Mcdonald. Mr..
Julien Binford led with his accustomed
skill.
The Junior Cotillion Class we're in their
element on Thursday night, and the pam
Drama set TO the measure Of stimulating
music made Belviderc Hall an exceed
ingly enticing rendezvous. in Difference
to the visiting University team. the favors
consisted OF yellow chrysenthemums and
the University colors In addition 10 the
members Of the class. both Baltimore
and the University had large representa-
| ton among the dancers. The chaperones
were: Mrs. George Mayo. Mrs. Thomas
Boiling. Mrs. Adolphus Blair. Mrs. w NJ.
| Taliaferro, Mrs. Charles Boiling Mrs.
Hartley Carmichael Mrs. William r.
| Robins and Miss Augusta Daniel.
Mr.. Adolphus Blair says the common
voice. simply outdid himself in the role
| Of leader and never acquitted himself in
| that capacity with more brilliant Sue
cess. Among the dancers were Misses
| Ella Slinelun, Minnie Whitman and Jessie
Hunter; Messrs. Frank Whitman, Horace
Whitman. Henry Kennard. Lewis Tabb
and Henry Fenwick-all Of Baltimore:
Miss Emma Hume. Of Washing on: Miss
| Old. Of Norfolk Miss Holland. Of Dan
Vile: Lee. Of Hanover: Mr.. Kittredge. Of
the University; Watson. of Baltimore;
Howard. OF Norfolk; Misses Ellen Car
michael, Annie Mayo, Ellie Werth. Eliza
| beth Robins. Bessie White, OF Peters
burg. Mamie and Bessie Dunlop. Kate
Meredith. Estellc Dessaussure. Rebccca
Bell. Virginia Halsoy. Berta Noting. An
ma Deane Carr Helen and Maria Nose
| ley. Emily and Mamie Jennings. Lizzie
Rachel and Mamie Cook Sadie Sutton.
LII
Madeline English, Ruth and Elizabeth
Robins. Katherine Fontaine. Louise Dab
nev. Myrtle Atkins. Daisy Chamberlain
Emily Jennings. Rose Morris Emily
Marshall. - Atkinson. Mary Johnson.
Bessie White Mary Mayo. Ellen Robert
son: Mossrs Thomas Marshall, Henry
Terry. Grandy, w. II. Saley, IT. y. Gre
CORY. Of Newport News: Joseph walker
Of Woodberry Forest; Messrs Gordon,
Thomas McAdams. Sam Brockenbrough,
White. Willie Michaux. Page Morton
Reed Venable. Horace Stringfellow, VIII
liam TAYLOR, John Jones, Willie Gordon,
Dave Alexander, Marty Edwards. ]. w.
Boswell Seldom Walker. +. Tower
Charles Sterns Frank Hill Charles Tai
bolt, Harvie Rufin. Moore Kennard, ray
lor Grandy. Henry Terry, Charlie Stern,
Robert Lambert. Donald Boyd, Goodwin
|
Johns. Philip Carlton. Adolph Osterloh.
John Leary. Alexander. Lightfoot Worm
lev, Randolph Boiling, Gray Moseley.
Hghtfoot Brooke. Old Lewis Brandor
DIETRICH, Stafford Parker. Willie Parker
Cary Carr Tazewell Fitzgerald. William
Iightfoot. Gray Skipwith. Hugh Siipwth,
Alex Wcddoll. Nenable Johnson, Car
malt and Allan stokes
The next date Of the cotiilion will 70
December sd and the following Decem-
Der 18th.
on Thursday at ! O'Clock the Misses
Robins entertained number OF friends
very DELIGHTFULLY."- at luncheon. their guests
being Misses Slingun Whitman and
Hunter of Baltimore, Emma Hume OF
Washington. Jennie Boyd. and Messrs.
Frank and Horace Whitman, Henry Ken
nard. Arthur Howard. Lewis T2bb and
IT. =. Gregory.
After Mrs. Richard Kingman Cautleys
delightful talk given Monday afternoon
al the Woman's Club, II was ascertained
that she would return to Baltimore Wed
nesday. so that her old friends. all OF
whom were anxious for an opportunity
to meet her again. would have little
chance TO DO so. In response 10 the sue-
gestion Of several OF these, Mrs. j. X. V.
Daniel. whose guest she was while in
Richmond decided 10 announce through
the papers Tuesday morning that from
TO o'clock on that day Mrs. Cautley and
herself would be informally "at home
The affair was entirely impromptu and
not a single invitation was issued. but II
is certain that none OK the private enter
tainments Of the week was more enjoyed.
Mrs. Cautley is as charming 'at home
as in club parlors, whore her presence
upon the rostrum invariably tells IN large
audiences She and Mrs. j. II. Y. Daniel
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. James
LYONS Mrs. Isaac Davenport ana Mrs.
Edwin Thomasson. The parlors were
lighted with candles and shaded lamps,
flowers in tall vases supplying both fra
GRANGE and beauty. The table was set
with blue delft china, with centre-plece
Of blue delft, bowls OF beautiful yellow
chrysanthemums standing upon II. Mrs.
James Lyons presided here, wearing a
black velvet skirt. with bodice OF yellow
satin. Mrs. Edwin Thomasson tnec Nolt-
ing). wearing q charming costume OF blue
and black, served the punch. ana Mrs.
Isaac Davenport. who wore black velvet
served the coffee, making IL ito rider
and proving her skill I'm that connection,
for II was delicious coffee. Mrs. Cautley
wore a very handsome Paris waist or
green silk. with trimmings OF green vel
vet and old lace. with black satin SKIRT.
Mrs. J. r. V. Daniel wore lavender SILK,
with :ne old lace. ~ was quite WONDER