The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

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anniversary element in the reception
"ls57-lS51"-thc figures formed OF pink
carnations. The musicians were those
OF Professor ThilOw's band, and occupied
seats in the second floor hall.
The hours for the reception were from
s TO 10. the dance following. Those pres
ont at the latter were the Receiving
Party. 10 whom II was given and Messrs.
Edmund Strudwick, Sheppard Strudwick.
George Fender and John Sirich, OF Balti-
more: Lewis Harvie. Jno. Harrison. Stuart
Woodward. Brander. Walker, Richard
and Monte Workman. OTIS Alfriend.
Campbell. Julian SHELTON, McNeish.
Robert Tanner. Edward Quarles, George
Schoen and Frank Green.
The Receiving Party consisted Of Colo
mel and Mrs. John W. Gordon. the latter
wearing black silk and chiffon.
Miss Annie Pender Gordon, white satin.
with trimmings of tulle and fur; pearls.
Miss Mary Sirich. Of Baltimore, hello
trope silk and chiffon.
Miss Louise Aneld, Of Brooklyn
white and yellow brocaded silk white
chiffon.
Mrs. George l.. Fender, Of Baltimore.
black satin. diamonds.
Mrs. G.. Herbert Sadtler. Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Edmund Strudwick, black silk;
a%methysts.
Miss Resale shafer. of P%owhatan coun-
ty: white organize over yellow.
Miss Carrie Shafer, of East Orange.
y. j., white silk.
Misses Leary. Glenn. Purcell. Walker.
Farrar. of North Carolina; Alfriend, Pat
t'son and Cannon.
Among those invited 10 be present were.
Miss Annie Lee Alfriend Mr.. Otis AL
friend, Mr.. George Bidgood. Miss Baugh-
man. Mr.. Lewis Brander. Mrs. Breeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chamberlaync.
Major and Mrs. Capers. Mr.. Milford
Crutchneld. Mr.. Pollard Carbon Miss
Ethel Carlton, the Misses Cannon, Mr..
and Mrs. John Dunlop. Mr.. Walter Clai-
borne, Mr.. Henry Ellyson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forbes. Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Gravatt, Miss
Gravatt. Mr.. and Mrs. A.. b. Guigon, Mr..
and Mrs. James Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Glenn, Miss Ellis Glenn. Miss GrOn,
Miss Virginia Grecver. Mr.. Frank Green,
ihe Misses Harvie. Miss fleming, Mr..
Bryce Stewart Hume. Miss Mary Hill,
Mr.. Lewis Harvie. MIR. and Mrs. l. y.
Jones, Miss Jones, Mr.. William Jones,
Mrs. Elizabeth Loary. Miss Lewis, Miss
Little. of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. War
nor Moore. Miss Kate Montague. Mr.. T..
G. Mayo, Mrs. William Mitchell. Miss
Mitchell. Or. Stuart Mcclure. DR.. and
AIRS. Edward Mcclure. Mr.. Maupin. the
Misses Minor. Mrs. Newton McVeigh. Mr.
Morton Marye, Mr.. Llewellyn McVeigh.
Miss Pattes0n. Mir. Pickrei. Miss Purcell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Peasants. AIr. Edw-
ard a. Palmer. Mr.. Edward Quarlcs, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard Peyton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Slater. Miss Ethel Slater. Mr.. j.. T.. b..
Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Shafcr.
Ar. and Mrs. Charles Evelyn Smith. Mr..
Julian SHELTON. Miss Mabel Walker. Miss
Woodward. Mr.. Stuart Woodward. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. and Miss Whit
fed. Miss Ellie Maury Werth. Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. W%hitehurst, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Deane VILLAINS. Miss Pcncie
Weddcll. Miss Susie Wexford. and Miss
Yarbrough.
Mr.. James Ellis Tucker. ~ San Fran
cisco. will arrive i'm Richmond tomorrow
and bee at 800 west Franklin street.
Mr.. George /. Fender. Mrs. Herbert
Sadtlcr and Mr.. John Sirich. recently the
guests of Colonel and Mrs. John W.. Cor
don. left the city at noon yesterday.
Miss Carrie shafer. OF East Orange. IS
the guest Of Mrs. John W.. Gordon.
Ms Isaiah White is president Of a
pleasant informal whist club with meet
ings once each week-on Fridays q to
-. The membership is charming-Mrs.
Hartley Carmichael, Mrs. De b. Kelm.
Mrs. Judge)- Keith. Miss Virginia Pleas
ants, Miss Louisa Peasants, Miss Helen
Montague. Miss Claire %Guilaumc. and
Miss Helen Stringfollow. The purpose IS
perfection in the game. with the Amori-
can leads.
Mrs. J. \. White entertained a pleasant
party informally az cuchre on Tuesday
afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. John ID.
Potts, Mr.. Z. d. Hotchkiss, Mrs. W. b..
Primer. Mrs. Edwin Hewitt, n Mrs. G.
OBJ. Cowardln.
Tho meeting OF the auxiliary Hollywood
Memorial Association. called for Tues
day at p. NJ. at the Y. VI. @. =. nar-
Tors. has been postponed untll Saturday
at the some place and hour. 4 fun at
tendance is urged. as important business
IS 10 be transacted.
Miss Florence Dickinson. who has been
visiting friends Go Salem. va. has re-
turned 20 the city.
a number Of ladies belonging n Meade
Memorial Parish. Manchester. pronose
10 give. az the Rectory. on the 18th. from
4 10 q O'Clock. for the benefit
Of the church. what will be known
as a birthday fete. The following
ladies are az tho head of tho movemen
Mrs. Judge Ingram. Mrs. Anna Ingram.
Mrs. Peter Warwick. Mrs. Drewry. Mrs.
Ben owen. Mrs. Fendley. Mrs. Gary.
Mrs. Dennis. Mrs. Clarke. Miss Macon.
Miss Ruby Bodekcr. and Miss Toler.
Richmond friends are earnestly asked 20
lend their aid 10 the good cause.
The Current Events class Miss Caskie
CabelD met under particularly pleasant
conditions on Wednesday. Brilliantly
clear weather resulted in a large attend
ance. including Mrs. Breeder. Mrs. Lam
donia Dashlell. Mrs. John Lottler. Mrs.
Junius Morris. Miss Gordon. Mrs. Chris
tlan. Mrs. Wingheld. Mrs. Charles Daven-
port. Mrs. r. VIM. Pomberton. Mrs. Thos.
Boiling. Mrs. Thomas rutherford, Mrs
W. d. Thomas. Mrs. Anne rutherford.
Jrquhart. Cringan. Paterson. Friedly.
Grant. Stcgar. Christian. Mrs. John u.
Iightfoot. Mrs. John Harrison. and Mrs.
John Iottier. Mrs. Cabell presented %
the general attention an interesting sum
mary Of events for the week past IN the
political. literary. dramatic and musical
world. concluding with n sketch OF Ibsen.
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