The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-05

dramatic entertainments and lectures as
may best conduce TO their improvement
and amusement. The young ladies' WILL
under proper limits, be allowed 10 par
take Of the many healthful pleasures OF
the metropolis. a better opportunity LOT
pursuing studies in New York could
hardly be imagined for young lady,
Miss Emam Hume, of Washington, ID.
G., is now the guest Of her friend MISS
Elizabeth Boyd. and is one OF the most
charming strangers now IN the city, An
elegant dinner given by her hostess IN
her honor was among the social affairs
Of the week. which are reverted to with
most enthusiasm. Pink roses, Of ailluent
growth. were the flowers upon the table
which was lighted with pink candies.
Pink shades modulaetd the light fhe Ia
bic was beautifully appointed. and the
menu elaborate. Miss Boyds guests We're:
Misses Hume. Mary Hill. Roberta Noting,
Judith Deane. Maria Moseley; Messrs.
Palmer Gray. John Rutherford. Ruther-
foord Rose. Murray Dill, Arlington and
Randolph Williams.
The subscription german, given at the
Jefferson Hotel Friday night was, II
is said. I'm the nature or a test when
,,ould be more p0pular for the winter
gormans-the Jefferson or the Masonic
TemDle-should the Tuesday club reor-
ganize. The evening, with Mr.. w. ;. T.
Navo i'm the role Of leader, was a delshl-
ful ono. the music being supplied by Pro-
lessor ThilOWs excellent band 10 Ha
stimulating measure. dancing was Kept UP
until o'clock. and the number OF depu-
tantos present was remarked upon
Tho cbaperones were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Evelyn Smith, Mr. and MIS- mar
-, Hazard Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison,
,r and Mrs Austin Brockenbrough, Mr..
and Mrs Robert Powers, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Blankenship. Among those pres
ent were Misses Maria Mosely, who wore
black satin.
Roberta Noting, white organdie.
Judith Deane, white satn
Marianne Meade. blue silk.
Mary Hill. black satin.
HalHe Cook. white organdIe over yell
low.
Rachel Cooke, black silk.
Annie Mayo. white organdle.
Mamie Cooke. white organdie.
Mamie Jennings, white organdie over
pink.
Mary Hayes. blue silk.
Tgv Urquhart white satin.
Miss Johnston, OF Washington, white
satin.
Nina Randolph. black satin.
Idle Lane. oil rose velvet.
Katherine Fontaine. white satin.
Glare and Lisa Berne, white organdle
over pink silk and blue silk, respectively
Edith Jones. white silk.
NnfftnU Annie
and Leila Gray. Judith Deane, Mary Bin
ford. Lulie Walker, Mabel Walker, KATE
wallace. Empcie Pegram, Calvin Bragg
Dabney. Kathleen anderson D'l"
stringfellow. Madeline English
NIessrs. St. George Cooke ST. George
Anderson. Julien Binford. Lorraine Ruftin
Arthur MAYO. Lancaster Williams, Otis
Alfriend. GRANVILLE Gray, Noitins' Jack
Arnistead Edward Vaughan, Sparrow
Weddell Frank Potts. Jonathan Bryan,
panl blanchard. Frank Blankenship.
George Reed. Charles Williams Richard
workman. Frank Mccarthy. Philip Pow
ers. Harrison Blair Adolphus Blair Wat
kins Ellerson, and Carlton Mckinney
An important meeting Of the Junior
Hollywood Memorial Association Will be
held i'm the parlors Of the Y. VI. c.
Tuesday afternoon az 4 O'Clock. All
members are urged TO be present.
Mr. Charles Wilkinson. Of New York
&c spending a few days with his mother,
Mrs. Wilkinson. Of Church Hill.
Mrs. Franklin stearns, OF culpeper, IS
now at Murphy's Hotel
Miss Alice Henning, who is visiting
her sister in Raleigh, y. c.. Is expected
home very shortly.
Miss Annie Gordonis spending the win
ter al Mrs. Prosser Harrison's on ChurSh
Hin.
Mics Mary Taylor. Of Church Ill., Is
visiting relatives i'm Petersburg
Miss saIlie snenings, OF Church HILL Is
visiting friends i'm Norfolk, Va.
The Emma IT. Andrews Whist Club met
NJ II o'clock wednesday morning az the
residence Of Mrs Gideon Davenport west
Franklin street.
new edition OF Miss Glllie Cary's
Christmas stories for children Is out Tor
the holiday season. It's beautiful cover
appeals TO the artistic sense and the
stories themselves pure and healthy. ful
OF FUN and pathos are faithful portrait
ures Of picturesque past WIN
which Southern children should be
familiar. This is the age or the
short story. and the three con-
tanned in this little volume are strong
and charming. The Virginia children OF
to-day will listen with delight 70 Uncle
I.rrv's platform" laugh with delight
uttb "Pops." and he filed with admira-
I ,'on FOR the fair Daughter OF the Reyo-
luton"
A neeul,ar historic interest Is attached