The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
ONE DAYS NsUSIN FASHIONABLE
Richmond.
The Tuesday Germsn-To-Night ut the
Woman's Club-Monday Ncxt-Pri-
waite Lnteriainmcnts-Cha

night before the Woman's Club on the
kindergarten. Miss Perkins courtesy
and the popularity of tho charming Bos-
tonians resulted in full parlors. Among
those present were Mrs. William Archer.
Mrs. Moncure Perkins. Miss Annie Rose
Walker Miss Harrison. of Brandon
Misses Louise Allan and Mary Lyons
Mayo, Roy Ellerson. Messrs. Madison
Scott. Eugene Massie, Graves, and Will
liam SHELTON.
Miss Harrison Of Brandon, IS the guest
OF Mrs. L. 4. Robinson.
Mr. Robert Calvin Hall, cf Titusville,
Pa. who mas been spending the past week
at the jefferson, lett Oh sunday night Tor
the South.
Misses Falrchild and Curtis will leave
on Friday for "A few days visit aL Shirley'
where they Will be the guests OF MIS-
Robert Carter
The silver tea given at the residence OF
Mrs John Tyler. 5l6 west Franklin street,
by the circle of Kings Daughters OF
which Mrs George Warren. Jr, ls piesl-
dent. attracted many friends OF the clttlo
On Tuesday afternoon between the hours
OF and =. Tile circle Is particularly tn-
tcrprisug Ia tho cause OF OeneFolehte'
this being the second entertainment VIII
in a short while which 10 has given. Inc
other was that Imaginable little play, Inc
| Mouse Trap. On Tuesday MIS-. diten
performed. as head of the circle. the chiel
duties of reception being assisted ny lhe
other members of H. who are an chdlih-
ing. There was. besides much else Wulru
was enjoyable. a. fine musical programme.
Mrs Warren sang TO Miss Augustine
accompaniment ON the violin, the DiNle
Glee Club were present with thclI WEI
come mandolns, and Miss Louise Metuo
and Miss Nellie Rogers also sang. lue
names stand for themselves. Among
those who called were Mrs. George war
rem ST., Mrs. IT, William Pemperteu'
Mrs Kate Meade, Mrs. Edmund strud-
wick. Miss Emsie Pcgram. Miss Mary
Saunders. Miss Elizabeth Taylor. Miss
Southau, Of the University, ana Miss
Nicholas, Of Lynchburs
Miss Lizzie Kent. Of Wythovile daugh-
ter of Licuteuant-GOvernor Kent, Is the
guest OK Miss Henning, south Third
street
Mrs. Charles Y. Darlington will enter
tain party of friends az luncheon on
Friday in honor OF Mrs Brown.
Mrs. J. S. Brockenbrough is chairman
for the musical on Monday afternoon at
the Woman's Club. The hour VIII be
quarter TO nve-not half past four. Mrs.
Brockenbrough viii be assisted by Miss
Noting. Miss Guilaumc, Nj. i. &. Hair,
and Master John Powell.
Observation-Disclosures Day IN the Shell
terng Arms year-wlll bee celebrated IN
the usual pleasant way. y dinner VIII
Do served al S0, east Main street. for
very moderate charge. and members OF
| Oh Board Will DE present TO welcome an
! who call and TO serve them. The menu Is
always an excellent one, and the prevail
ing atmosphere of gcnialty fine appe-
tier The hours are J. 10 L. NJ. Contrl-
buttons may be sent 20 Mrs j. X. Y.
/ Daniel, II north Sixth street, on Thurs
! day. or on Friday 10 the store HO' east
Main They will be heartily welcomed
The Tuesday german was as usual
much enjoyed by the younger fashionable
set chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Evelyn smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pow
! crs. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham HobsOn Mrs.
! Austin Brockcnbrough. Mr.. ana MIS-
Geer. Of Troy. y. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Rut-
tan. There Vas 40 special decoration TINS
time Mr. W. :. T. Mayo led. Among the
/ dancers were Misses Lizzie Nash OF Nor
| folk: Ship of Lexington; Cooke. or han
| over. Palmer OF Roanoke. Rogers, or
| Norfolk. Sirich. Annie Lee Alfriend, Flor
| once Wilson. Eleanor BOshcr, Virginia
| HAYES. Maude Stokes. Madeline English
| Della TOmpkus HALLE and kachcl COOKE
| Marianne Meade Mary McCaw, Mary
| Rogers, Leila Gray Helen Lea 1dlIl'
J Coleman. Nina Randolph. Rosahe Snatet'
| Mabel Walker. Emsie Pegram Ella jack
| SON Mary Hill Yarhrough. of StauntLs
! Kathleen Anderson. Mary Binford. Nary
| Lyons Mayo. Louise Mayo. Ei]aneth
TAYLOR. Dixon. Messrs. Robert Blanken-
/ ship. sam Brockcnbrough. Thomas and
Lewis Brander Bintord. HARRISON
| Ouarles. Young. Cooke. Currie. Halves
! Guy. Ransom. Hobson, - George AHoei-
son, and Reed.
A charmineiy appreciatlve audience en-
| loved Mrs. CaheIls' presentation or cur
| rent events summarized yesterday. Ow-
/ inc 10 the promised and expected nitro
ducti0n Of Mr. lbsen more space was 90
| mated 10 tho literary note IMAM ever u,
| fore. and 10 the real delight or an pres
, ont. among whom We're Mrs. John mn
I risOn. Mrs. Hunter Mrs. John Lottei
| Mrs Thomas Rutherford Mrs. Ihohl'5
! Boiling Mrs. Junius Morris. Mrs CHRIS
| tian. Mrs. Charles Y. Meredltn' Mta.
| Braoden Mrs scott Parrish Mrs. John
r. Iightfoot Mrs Landonia bashlel.
Mrs W. u. Thomas. Mrs. r. William
Pemberton Miss Mary Hatcher, MISS
| Peulah Patterson Misses Stegor chris
! tian. Grant Meredith. and JrQuharL
The TOPICS touched upon before the
Introduction Of the literary note Included
the bill reported by the Conference conf
| mittoe restricting immigration by insert
| ing ana educational clause. Mckinney
! Cabinet. the passage Of "a bin by the SEN
ate 10 provide for an international con-
ference aprOp0s OF financial matters; me
prevalent suffering among the poor. the
return OF Cecil Rhodes 10 England ana inc
4 success OF SIR Joseph Chamhorlalns mo-
ton 10 inquire into the affairs or the
! British South African Company, the
reports of the killing of Christians in
| Crete by the Turks. the rumored illness
OF the Pope. affairs IN Spain. the New
| York sun versus Or. Lyman Abbott,
Jonah and tho whale, the announcement
! by Or. Fahrer the archaeological sur
yeyor Of the northwest provinces or IN
dia. that he has discovered what IS
probably the birthplace Of Buddha, ana
the genius Of Franz Won Lenbach.
The literary note WITS concluded with
! charming readings by Mrs Cahell OF
selections from lbsons Lady from the
Sea-
silver tea viii BE- given at the resi-
dcnce Of Rev. }. J. Gravatt. rector OF the
! Church Of the Holy Trinity. this evening
from 3 10 r. VI. The public are cordially
invited to be present
Mrs r. Carter Wexford. Of Sabine Hall.
Is the guest Of her sister. Miss b. Rand
Wexford. east Grace street
At a meeting Of the CITY Mission held
on Monday. February Sth. az the rooms Of
tie y. NJ -. A.. the report OF the chair
man Of the Coal committee was sub
mitted. which showed that the sum OF
| 81 200 appropriated by the CITY Council for