The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-28


Annie Mcclure. white SILK
Mary Donnan. white chiffon with Ameri-
can Beauty roses.
Misses George Charrington. OF war
penton. who looked particularly ioVely !"
Nj tie silk.
Pile Maury Werth. white chiffon ana
American Beauty roses.
Mrs. Charles Evelyn Smith. pink satin'
Julia Gran: Howard. organdie.
Miss Lucie Wormley, pink SIX, real
lace end vlolets.
yIla Jackson. white satin.
4 Leila Gray white organize.
Annie Gray. white organdie over PINK
Funioe Pegram. black satin.
Nina Randolph hrocaded velour.
kathleen Anderson. white organdie.
Mrs. AdoIph Flair. pink brocaded satin.
Miss Evelyn Gordon. lavender SILK and
chiffon.
Nav Lindsey. mousselaine de sole over
satin.
Mrs. Lindsey. white brocaded satin.
Ms. John Harrison, Nile-green satin.
Calvin Bragg. white organdie and Vio-
cts.
Judith Deane. blue brocaded satir.
HALLE Cooke. dotted muslin over biue.
Mrs Robert Blankenship, white pro-
caded silk.
Madeline English. white over pink with
Siolets.
Ka,s Meredith. white MORE velour.
Mamie Jennings. white organdie.
Carrie Coleman. white organdie.
Rachel Cooke. white over blue.
Miss Wall pink silk.
Edna Forbes, yellow MORE
Annie Lee Alfriend. gray silk.
Mary Saunders, pink silk
Florence Parker. white organdie.
IulIe and Evie Walker. lilac organdle
and white organdie.
Marianne Meade. blue silk.
Mrs w. NJ. Taliaferro. white satin.
Mrs Floyd Hughes brocaded satin.
Lima Mayo. white satin.
Fannie Guy lavender SILK.
Glare Beirne. white organdie.
Lisa Beirne. Powered organdie.
Mary Rogers. lavender SILK.
Nessrs Edward T. Harrison. Thomas
Armlstead. f. b. Blankenship Lewis w.
Brander. III. A. Williams. Gus Breaux,.
O. VI Noting. Greer Baughman. Rand
some Guy. T. and T.. Higginbotham.
Hugh Miller Frank Hobson. ii. i. Car
rington N. w. Ellerson, A. III. Drewry'
Robert Croxton. Edgar Vaughan, Ed.
Benson. James 5. Hazen. Paul Blanch-
ard. George Bidgood Il. V. Williams, ii.
/. Bragg. l. l.. Arlington, y. G. Clai-
borne. Frank Potts. Percy Bosher Ar
thur Mayo T. l.. Rufiin. +. j. Mccarthy.
G. Harrison. +. A. Young. A. T. Brock,
Henry Grant. A. G. Mckinney, J. $.
boswell. Charles l.. Rpffin. Fairlie Cooke,
Charles Kennon. Philip Powers. Spar
row Weddell. Alexander Agilesto OF Nor
Folk. John Coke. Douglas Gordon. Julian
HIll and W. y. Mason of the University
Of Virginia. T. II. Scott OF Princeton,
Gervas Storrs of Philadelphia. W. ID.
Blair of the University Of pennsylvania
md Edgar Powers, of New York.
Miss sallie Thornton has returned to
her home 500 east Franklin street, from
ST. Luke's Hospital after undergoing a
highly successful surgical operation by
DR. Stuart Mcclure.
Miss Jane Phillips. OF Fredericksburg.
y now visiting Miss Mary Rogers, LON
hardy street
The many friends OF Mr. Charles Ball
will be erathed TO learn that he is now
steadily convalescing.
Mrs. Charles Davenport and Miss Eliza
beth Douthat were the hostesses yester-
BAY afternoon at the Woman's Club. when
lover the tea-cups' the time was delight
fully whiled away IN talk Of the kind
called small" This afternoon Art" will
be the subject for consideration. Mr.. Ar
thur Clarke having kindly consented 10
lecture upon Westminster Abbey" and
20 illustrate the lecture with series of
tine stereopticon views. Mrs. Ben Purcell
Is chairman for the afternoon.
oh lfhrfcfrnac Aanea ~
she Junior Cotillon Class and never have
the mercurlal spirits Of those merry juve-
niles at a higher point After the dance
Miss Kate Michaux will. IL is said. enter,
tan a party of her special friends at a
dainty little supper so that the fortunate
contingent have double reason 10 welcome
the evening.
NJ. Maury Corbln. Of Fredericksburg.
is the guest of Mrs. Werth. east Main
street.
Mr.. John Lea. OF the University, is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. James Gray
MIR. Austin Brockenbrough left Rich
nnond for Norfolk day or two ago, called
thither by the serious illness of his
brother
Miss Jennie Boyd entertained party OF
young friends very delightfully."- last night
At her home on west Grace street. A va
riety OF games were enjoyed and a deli
rious supper was served.
Last night was begun the series OF five
concerts TO be given this week. on success
siye evenings. az Cathedral Hall under
che auspices OF the Sacred Heart Club. OF
which MISS Kate O'Neill is the charming
president. This evening Miss Nina Ran
dolph will have matters in charge: Wed
nesday evening. Miss Ryan; Thursday
Mrs Burton. and Friday. committee
from the league. Among those who will
lend their popular talents to the gooC
cause are Mrs c. OBJ. Cowardin, Misses
Nina Randolph. Carrie Coleman, Me
Cracker. OF Fredericksburg. and Virginia
Talbot. Of Richmond: Messrs. Thomas
McCaull. Howard woodffin and s. L.
Kelley. II Is expected that the concerts
vii b sufficiently delightful TO sttrac