The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-22
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RICHMOND.
Virginia Day" at the Woman's Climb
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Entertain acknowledgements
Virginia Day" at the Woman's Club
is annually delightful. This year, as
usual. it promises TO hold a charming
place In the brilliant literary succession
under the same auspices. IL Is this com
ing Monday. the 18th. Contrary TO the
usual CUSTOM the meeting Will take place
at $50 +. NJ. not in the afternoon. The
subject will be Virginia In Literature.
and it will be presented by Mrs. }. X. v
Daniel the chairman; Miss Augusta T.
Daniel Miss Mary Weller Lewis. and
Rev. Mr.. Clark, rector OF ST. James Epis-
copal church. The enumeration OF those
names guarantees another large au-
dlence In the club parlors The recently
made rule regarding escorts will hold
good without qualification.
The club announces, with natural
pride, that on the evening OF February
4th. Miss Annie l.. Edwards, OF New
York. will lecture before il and IFS guests
on Spanish and Native Life In Manila.
the Capital OF the Philippine Islands.
The lecture will be illustrated by pho
tographs. paintings by the natives, and
embroideries collected 10y Miss Edwards
during her residence In those Islands
While unknown as "a public lecturer rs
"a paror lecturer. she has made hil-
liant reputation in New York. Philadel-
phia. Boston. and AN the larger northern
cities. where she is In great demand al
Ladies' Clubs. Literary societies ana phi
vate entertainments. She is charming.
as well AS a very talented womhn.. MISS
Edwards will spend several days in
Richmond as the guest of Miss Clare
Guillaume.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale will meet
this afternoon 40 l.3O o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Miss Guiliaume. No. east
Grace street. Cramcr. Auber Weber
and SpOhr are the composers who VIII
supply subjects for the afternoons study.
Tickets for tho Mistletoe Ball may not
be sold TO any person who does not pre-
sent one of the invitations sent out by
the Association for the Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities. There VIII bee no
qualification of this rule in favor of any
one. The tickets are on sale con these
conditlonO by George NJ. West. at the
Jefferson Hotel, and by the members OF
the association. The chairmen OF the
various committees in charge OF the
NIistletoe Ball will meet at 30. south
Third street at 4.3D O'Clock this after
noon.
Mrs. f. Z. Terhune CMlrion Harlandl
and Miss katherine Halves. returned yes
tcrday from Westover
Miss Mary Lyons Mayo has returned
to Richmond.
Mr.. John wise loft Richmond yester-
day after a brief visit
Miss Nellie Mayo is the guest Of Miss
Eliza Poachy in Washington.
Progressive euchre. under Mrs. James
Aston Cabelrs charming auspices divert
ed her guests delightfully."- on Wcdne'-
day afternoon. The hour was 4 O'Clock.
Three prizes were given. The nrsi "a
really beautiful vase-was won by MIS-.
Randolph Tatum. the second-a hand-
some piece OF bric-a-brac-by Mrs. James
Dooley. The BOBBY prize was won hy
sIrs. Mamie Werth. During the ar
tornoon Miss Ethel Aston Cabell was
brought in. and was ms charminglN
friendly as possible. smiling without par
TALLY upon an her graceful mother
guests. These were Mrs. John Dunlop.
Mrs Edward Buck. Mrs James ALISON
Mrs William Oppenhimer. Mrs Thomas
Boiling. Mrs Hartley Carmichael MIS-.
George Ben. Johnston. Mrs. Fred. Pleas
ants. Mrs G. OBJ. COwardn. Mrs. keith.
Mrs. John Lotuer. Mrs. Sarah Grant
Jackson. Mrs. Francis Deane Williams
Mrs. Ben. Palmer Mrs. Herbert 'iai-
borne. Mrs. Philip Bruce. Mrs Alexander
Cameron. Mrs Beverly Crump. Mrs.
Randolph Tatum Mrs. James DooleY.
Mrs Mamie Werth. and Mrs Warner
Moore.
Miss Louise Allan Mayo gave n ten ON
Wednesday evening % 10 % In honor OF
her particularly charming guest. Miss Jo-
sephine Dixon. OF Buffalo. Miss Mayo's
courtcsies are invariably delightful This
was no exception TO that happy rule.
Misses Mayo and Dixon We're assisted in
receiving by Misses Belle Perkins. Mary
Lyons MAYO. Lucy and Carrie Coleman.
Mcclure. Boykin and others. Among
those who called We're Misses Bcrta Well
ford. Leila Tatum. Alice Archer.
Florlne Noting Florence McKen-
ny. Bland Clark Nina Randolph.
Mabel Todd. and her guest Miss john
ston. Rebie Glasgow. Kathleen Anderson.
Marion Robins Bessie Wright. Precious
Moore. Randolph. Of Charlottesville: Anna
Boykin. Lizzie Townes. Rachel Cooke
Mary Binf,rd. and McAfee. Messrs. John
Rutherford William Townes. Arthur
Johns. ". G.. Stanard Willie Tompklns.
VIM Brander and Arthur Mayo.
Miss Dixon's popularity Is finding re-
curing expression I'm polite and graceful
attentions one &C. bee paid on Satur-
day is by Mr.. 6. s. p Patteson. who will
give a luncheon az the Westmoreland in
her homer. Mrs Thomas Nelson Carter
will chaperone the party
The old Dominion Chapter Daughters
Of the American Revolution. have issued
invitations TO their Birthday reception
marking the fifth birthday 10 be held
M the Westmoreland club ON this coming
Monday. January 18th. from . 10 e. The
chairman n the Reception Committee is
Mrs. William D. Thomas. She will be as
sisted in receiving by Mrs Decatur Ak
tell Mrs. James Daniel Mrs Junius Nor
ris Mrs. James Lyons Misses Mary New
ton Mary Lyons Mayo, Madge Friedly.