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


Ross. Flossie Talbot May Handy,
Virginia Hayes. Eleanor Bosher.
Lewis Butt Butler. Of New York;
Bessie Pace. Marianne Meade, Kath-
leen Anderson. Halle Cooke. Mary
Williams. Mary Jill. Anrie Mcclure. An
ME Rose Walker. Ellen Hobscn, McAner-
ney. Of New York; Evelyn Gordon. An
ME Lee Allriend. Helen Lea, Leila Giay,
Palmer. Of Roanoke; Adele Archer, Vr-
gle Archer, Gertrude CO nm, Louis Miyo,
Mrs. George Ben. Johnston, Mr.. nd
Mrs. Charles Boiling; Messrs. Alexander
Duor Irving. Of New York John Currie.
Eugene Massie George Reid, Charles
Williams. Otis Alfriend. w. 5. Z. Mayo,
Dudley Mcdonald Hobson, George Lee.
Henry Landon Cabell. Preston holland.
Palmer Gray William Palmer. John
rutherford. James rutherford. John
Bryan. Henry Baskerville. Robert Camp
bell. Joseph and Archer Anderson. VIII
liam Ferguson, Randolph Holiday. Gus
tavus A. and John G. Walker. Allan Tai
bott and many others.
Mrs. Benjlmin II. Nash has returned
from st. Louis
Miss Keyser, OF Baltimore. IS at the
Jefferson.
The last private entertainment before
Lent was given last night. by Miss Annie
Rose Walker the invitations being re-
stricted 10 the younger set. none were
sent out 10 married people. Mr. and
Mrs w. James Walker being present
as members OF the family From $50
until about 1880 the affair was in the
nature Of card party. About the latter
time the gentlemen adjourned to the sec
ond floor masked, reappeared. and dane
ing was begun There was. Of course
special decoration for the night. Nor
IT'S was the caterer, a fact that implies
whatever is delectabe as to the supper.
Genuine enjoyment is the thing to which
her friends are accustomed I'm Miss Walk
ers house and certainly this final enter
tainment for the winter. which has been
SO pleasantly gay. was delightful
Those invited TO be present were Mr..
and Mrs. W. James Walker. Miss Annie
Rose Walker. Miss Keyser. OF Baltimore.
Misses Kathleen Anderson Virginia Arch
or. Annie Lee Aliriend. Eleanor Bosher.
Nellie Boykin Georgia Blankenship. Miss
Katherine Brown, Of Baltimore Lewis
Butt. Martha Bagby. Blanche Butler.
Gertrude Camm, Roy Elerson. Helen
cameron, Floyd, Leila Gray Ellen Hob
son. JULIA Harris. Virginia Hayes. Guile
Harrison. OF Brandon; Mary Lewis.
Helena LEROY. Mary Lyons. Annie Nc
CURE, Precious Moore Louise Mavo.
Julia Morton. Michler, OF Pennsylvania.
Morris. Bessie Martin. Claudia Palmer.
Gabrielle Page. Bessie Pace. Landon
hiVes. Callie Ryland. Mary Saunders
Maggie Stringfellow, Maud Stokes.
Shipp Maysie Scott Boxie Scott. Hope
stewart Anne Tenant Flossie Talbot.
Ella Thomas. Minnie Tucker. Bruce VIII
liams. Lucie Wormeley. Mary williams.
Messrs. Gustavus A.. and John G. Walk
or. General Charles J. Anderson. joseph
II. Anderson. John r.. Anderson. CAPTAIN
W. u. Allison. George Arents Jr & L.
Antrim. Carter Branch. John BRYAN.
Henry Baskerville. John Chamblin. 70. ID.
Christian. Jr. l.. ii. q. CabeH. Robert
Campbell. John Currie. John Croper.
Washington. D. c.; Frank A. Daven
port W. G.. Ferguson. George Gibson.
Falmer, Cray William II. Grant Jr.
saunders iiobson. Randolph Holiday. w.
r. Johnson, Jordan Leake. George X
Lee, Dr. Stuart Mcclure. w. S =. Nfavo
the Messrs. MassIe. Dudley. Mcdonald. f..
O.. Mayo. KirkwOod Mitchell. william No
land. ). S. l.. Patteson. Leigh r. Page
rutherford Rose James Rutherford
w n. Palmer. Jr.. Allan Potts. w. A
SHELTON. Allan Talbot Edw. J. Willis.
T.. Victor Williams. William Walker. Ian
caster Williams. Randolph Williams. G..
y. Wall T G. Williams. Jr.. Adolph VII
Hams, Bert young and John Young.
on Wednesday last quite a laroe
party left for New Orleans. in order IA
enjoy the Mardi-Gras festivities. making
the pleasant trip IN Mr.. Shelton Williams
private car. The party consisted Of Mr.
and Mrs George Wayne Anderson, Mrs.
a. W. WeddeA. Misses Maud Stokes. Roy
Lllerson, and Lucy, Cooke, OF the Uni
yersity; Messrs. Randolph Williams. Rose
well Page, Fred. Noting. and Lancaster
Williams. At Columbia Miss Madden
Joined the party Mrs Weddel only ac-
complnied the travellers as far as Savan-
nah. where she Is now visiting friends.
Mrs. George W Bagby has returned
from Washington D. G.
Mrs James Lyons will not return 10
Richmond until after the Inauguration.
Miss Edna Young recently entertained
sixteen Of her friends IAN school girls at a
luncheon. which belongs in the category
with an that has been most delightful
this year in similar functions. The SOU
yenirs came direct from Huyler's. The
table decoration was Of jonquiIs, as to
tho flowers
Those present were Misses EllenBagby,
Lily Hill. Name and Bessie Dunlop.
Elizabeth Weddeil. Grace Shields. Eliza
beth Boyd. Jennie Boyd. Maria Williams,
Berta Noting. Helen and Maria Mosey,
Edna Atkinson. Phyllis Langhorne and
Helen Christian.
4 Montgomery (Ala) exchange has the
following:
"AIr. and Mrs J. 4. kirkpatrick have
for their guest Miss Mary Deane Scott. Of
Richmond, Va. Miss Scott IS an attractive
young girl. perfect blonde. and IS sure
to receive much admiration during her
stay"
Miss Scott IS 4 daughter Of Mrs. James
p. Scott. of this city, who IS with her on
q visit TO relatives in the South. Miss
Scott is well known in this city for her
many charms OF both head and heart.
The following is taken from the cur
rent issue OF the ST. Louis Mirror. lit
erary and art journal:
Mrs. Rebecca Shackleford. OF Virgin
IN. who IS visiting her relative. Mrs.
bowman, Of Laclede avenue. thirty years
ago was one OF the most beautiful and
fascinating bellies OF the Old Dominion
State. She had men by the score at her
feet. fascinated by her charm OF man
nor and eXquisltely trained voice. as well
as by her beauties Of mind and person.
although a grandmother now, Mrs.
shackleford stil retains the attractive
personality OF her youthful days. and
wins admiration from old and young.
She has been very much feted and en-
tortainnd during her stay In 81. Louis by