The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-29

Gettie Mcclure. white organdie.
Ellie Carmichael, pale blue SUN. 1901.
Mamie Cooke, white orsdh"'o ''''
blue silk. ,,,,o
Mrs RrodnaN. black silk; RED SASH
Mamie Dunlop. pink organale'
Esvelyn Gordon, blue SILK.
ELLEN Robertson, pink SILK.
NAV Lindsay, white organize.
Edith White. white orgahule'
Bessie Dunlop pink SILK
Helen Moseley. lavender SILK
Katherine MichauX. white organize ce-
Henningham Spillman. white organdie.
Sorhie DeSausg.Se. pink chiffon. PINK
'' ISzzie wedden, white organdie wi'h
blue ribbons. .t.L .,,,o
'' Nannie Dunlop. pink organdle with pink
Mamie Jennings. black net.
Ruth Robins white crepe. yellow RIM
bons. ,...,..
ribbOrs.
Florence Parker. white organdie. white
judith Deane. white organdie. straw
coored ribbons.
Annie Mayo. white organdie and blue
ribbons.
Messrs Thomas Marshall. Henry Terry.
Of Woodborry Forest. Messrs. Gordon.
Thomas McAdams. sam Brockenhrough,
White Willie Michaux Page Morton,
Reed Venable Horace Strlngtellow. W.T.
liam Taylor John Jones. Willie Gordon
Seldom Wake p Tower Frank HNl.
Chns. Talbot. Robert Lambert Donald
Boyd. Jack de Trsville, Van Dyke Johns
John Teary. Alexander GRAY Moseley.
Lightfoot Brooke, DIETRICH Stafford Ppark-
er Willis Parker. Cary Carr GRAY SKID
with. Hugh Skpwith Nenable Johnson.
Allan Stokes. Tyler Brock. Joel Perrin.
Edward Harrison. Gressner Harrison
Blair Strngfelow. sparrow Weddell
Granville GRAY. Carlton Julian Mckenny.
John Lea. William Kean Morris Hawes'
Wormelev. Claiborne. ~ the University;
william Bridges Blair Stringfellow. Gran
vile Gray and Eskridge
After the dance Miss Katherine Mich
aux. one OF the most charming girls 10
the Younger set entertained quite "a itrke
party at a supper. given at the residence
Of her popular parents. Or and Mrs ia
cob MiChauX. east Franklin street t'
parlors had bright festai touches through
out-holly ferns ana pink crysanthemums
and the table was weighted with DELI
cacles Among the guests were Misses
Annie Carr Fsteile De Saussure, Rebec-
ca Bell Lucy Hayes, Ruth Robins. Agnes
Mccarthy. Lizzie Brander Edith White.
Helen MOseley Ellen Carmichael, Hon
ningham Spillman. Sallie Randolph. Elise
and Lizzie Davenport. Blair and 2aIdp
Harvle the Misses Thompson of West
virginia: Messrs Thomas MarshMl me
Messrs Harvle. Gray Mosaley. Thomas
NcAdams. Jones. Warner McCahe. VIII
mer Boiling. While MichauX Reed Nena-
BILE Horace StringfellOw Willie Gordon.
Van Dyke Johns. Alexander. Lightfool
Brooke. Stafford and Willie Parker and
Cary Carr
Miss Marion Robins leaves Richmond to-
day for Baltimote. where She VIII WISH
Mrs. william Marbuy.
Very juvenile society has had fresh
access of enthusiasm-tf.s time because
of announcements Of two coming enter
tainments IN is own set. one VIII ue
given by Miss Alice hotchkiss. MISS
Edith White. who ~ home from school
Eden Han. Philadelphia for the hoi-
days. viii be the other young hostess.
The Holy InnOcenis' cot az the Retreat
was Yesterday afternoon dedicated ITO
the glory Of God I'm the care OF SICK
children" by Bishop r. \. Gibson w me
presence Of mahy friends Of the inst'tu-
ton. The company gathered together in
the "Chlldren's Ward where pure and
spOtless. with n canopy OF white swiss
caught with lavender bows, stood the
little bed. over 49, upon white ground.
appeared I'm lavender lettering tho words
"The Holy InnOcents' Cot Among tnose
present were many well known ladies'
known well. that is. wherever mercy ana
wonanlv tenderness are needed. Rev.
Mr.. Goodwin. rector OF 81. johns church.
and Rev. IandOn r. Mason were present.
and Miss Jones. the deacOness VINO mas
worked so efficiently In 81. John rs parish
was also seen The exercises were OPEN
ed with the HYMN
There's n friend for little children"
with violin accompaniment Blsnop CID
! son then proceeded with Tho dedCaiOry
| service and. after PRAYER. which Included
! some OF the most exquisite OF the Collects.
another appropriate HYMN was sung. re
| then made = most feeling and happy adj
dress IN which he reverted 10 the first
effort thirteen years ago i'm behalf Of the
endowment Of the cot lie spoke Incl
| dentallv ~ how the Divine Healer loved
| the children and admOnished His follow
ers 10 cultivate the childnke graces-flfth
! that IS fearless among them. Finally ne
congratulated the ladies upon the sue
| cess Of their Efforts
Captain Frank Cunningham then sang
Mothers Way" concluding memoraOly
| simple bur touching exercises made eio-
/ quant by the presence IN the room or TWO
! or three tiny inmates OF the ward.
art" was the SUBJ, % Tor Yesterday
afternoon AZ the Woman's cub There
| were fun parlOrs. the announcement that
| Mr. Clarke would give n series Or stere-
| opticon views with accompanying COM
| rnent having, as IS usually tho case. thar
| result Mrs. Ben. purcell chairman FOR
| the afternoon. made the introduction.
| briefly. but happily. The views were. by
no means. restricted 70 Westminster An
| bev as the notices indicated He paid de-
| ughtful attention, both with stereopticon
| and comment. 20 Richmond. Washington,
| ana tho Clty nan square. New YORK,
, then proceeding via a short cut straight
| 70 London anr trafalgar square. inen
( ne passed down fariilment street ana
! "a 81. Paurs. London bridge. tho Pari'a-
| roent buildings and. finally. Westminster
| Abbey. to which doth interior ana eN-
| terlort no devoted detailed Illustration.
4 me ladies' or the ciuD cannot suihciehuy
| EXPRESS their appreciation or ms kihd-
| ness in piaclng MS glrts as an entettaih-
| inc taIker al their service The evening
| was dellgntruL Inc audience inciuuen as
| guests OF the chairman. Mrs. furcen'
| Mrs Leary. Mrs. Gray, Miss Pieasants'
! Miss Fitzpatrick. Airs. W. W. hehry,
| Mrs. lanes Lyons. Miss Porterneld ana
/ airs KODert rlanKensnip. Tea WaH
I served pv Mrs Norton savage ana MISS
| Katherine James.
| A. -, Mrs. ~ stuart SymtngfOn, Jr.,