The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25


IE c. Minor Miss Garlic Minor. Miss Car.
r.. Minor. Misses Anne and Roberta Da b
| ney Minor. Mr. and Mrs. John Light
! foot Mr.. and Mrs O. II. Funston. pr
| and Mrs James Peasants. Mrs. Matt. +
Peasants. Miss Virginia Peasants twhc
! returned from Washington especially &c
be presenO. Mrs Reginald Gillian. Mr.
/ and Mrs Ben. Purcell. Miss Lutte Pleas
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. William Archer, Mrs
Adair Peasants, and others Of the fam
iy.
! THE Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities has every reason
TO believe that the excursion to James
town on May 18th will be much more
enjoyable than any it has so far had
! through the fact that several special fea-
lures Will 60 TO make 1t so.
The faculty and students OF William and
| Mary College will be there. and the Ches-
apeake and Ohio will run an excursion
\ train from Pantops Academy TO Rich
mOnd TO enable those OF its faculty and
| pupils who wish TO do so. 10 meet the
| boat there. and accompany the Richmond
party. There will be several short ad-
dresses by people competent to make
| themselves interesting; and good music.
| The day will also be beautiful one,
| unless 1t is a record breaker.
The gentlemen of the Tuesday Ger
| man Club scored, in tie Easter ger
| man on Monday night. one OF the most
! complete triumphs Of the years series.
! The music WAS rs stimulating as pos
] shle although the junior german set
/ needed no other stimulus TO enjoyment
! than their own gay spirits and a1nonths
/ rest The supper table was decorated
with red and white carnations and pink
| shades over the lights converted things
generally into rose color. "A really de-
/ lic'Ous supper was furnished by the Wo-
/ mans Exchange.
| Mr.. w. ) +. Mayo led with his accus-
/ somed skill. Mrs. Robert Blankenship
/ and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough were
J the chaperones The debutants OF last
] November were out in full force and
( there was some exceedingly effective
dressing.
Miss Lily Urquhart wore white organ
die and white satin.
Miss Lena Logan, white organdie.
Miss Virginia Hayes. white organdie
and old lace. pale blue ribbons. She car
RED bouquet OF lilies-of-the- valley
Miss Helena Trench LEROY French en-
broldery over pink SILK, beautiful bou-
i
Miss Maud Stokes, white organd!e;
| lilies valley.
Miss Evelyn Gordon. white satin.
Miss Ella Jackson. white satin.
Miss Della Tompkins, black MORE vel
ours red roses.
MSS Florence Wilson. pink taffeta
| pearl trimmings.
Miss Madeline English white organdie
over pink.
Miss Lillian Augustine, organdie and
I'D rose velvet.
Miss Annie Grant, organdie and red
velvet.
Miss Leary. white point d. esprit over
pink.
The other dancers were Misses Halle
| and Rachel Cooke. Marian Robins Delta
! Tatun, Carrie Coleman, Nina Randolph.
Mary Binford. Annie Mcclure. judith
| Deane. Bessie Pace, Mary NcCaw, the
Misses Brice. Of Germantown Pa. Robin
son, Nellie Boykin. Marianne Meade, An
ME and Leila Gray. Mary Hayes, Lulie
Walker Mary Hill Lucie Wormeley,
Mary Saunders, Della Stringfellow, An
ME Drewry; Messrs. Julian Binford, DAN
bridge Spotswood, Arthur Mayo, Ivy
Arlington, Fairlie Cooke, Robert Blan-
kenship. Austin Brockenbrough. String
fellow, Blanchard, Thomas and Lewis
Brander, Edward Benson. Otis Alfriend.
Quarles, Pitts. Cham Peasants. Townes
Hunt. George Lathrop. Robert Williams.
Geo. Coles Scott of Princeton: Edward
I Harrison, Spotswood Wexford. Tanner.
! st. George Anderson, Frank Banken-
ship, Charles Williams. Bert Young.
Greer Baughman and others.
Mr.. George Cole Scott is home from
Princeton for the holidays.
lie Boykin.
Miss Annie Lee AiffIend is the guest
Of Miss Eleanor Terry. Norfolk
Mr.. S. II. Halves. Miss Katharine
Halves, ana Miss Mary McCaw are on
a visit to friends in Newark and New
York.
Miss Mary Mabin Lyons is visiting Mrs.
Thomas c. Pinckney, Charleston 5. {.
Miss Lou Belle catesby Jones. Of Iron
Gate Va, is the guest of the Misses
| Meade south Third street.
Miss Helen Stringfellow will leave on
! Monday for Philadelphia, in order to at
tend the Whist Congress. at which, to-
! gether with Mrs. De Il. Kelm, she will
represent the Emma Andrews Whist
! Club. of this city. The club, by the
way, held its first meeting Saturday
/ evening. at tho residence of Mrs. CHS
TOPPER Tompkins.
Miss Bennett recently the guest Of Mrs.
Dabney Crenshaw, has returned to her
| home in Louisville.
Mr.. Bradley-Martin. Jr.. of New York.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bryan. Laburnum. and on Friday eve
ming. Mr.. J. Stewart Bryan, VINO is
home from Harvard for the Easter sea-
son, gave a delightful coaching party.
in his honor
As stated in the letter of a preceding
issue. party of charming school girls
held weekly meetings during Lent at Miss
! Edna Young's. devotng the time to sew
ing for the children of the Day Nursery
and Free Kindergarten. On Friday night
/ Miss Young entertained them, together
| with a number Of gentlemen. at a dance
With the execution Of the Easter lilies
that were placed here and there through
the house in Difference TO the season not
| the dance. floral decoration was limited
! TO the oningroom. in which profuse use
! OF lilies. white roses. and smilax. result
ed In beautiful final effect.
Professor Thilow's orchestra furnished
the music which had the real spring
! freshness and spirit in II.
Miss Young's guests were Misses Ma
ria and Helen Mcseley. Lily Hill. ellen
| Bachy. Phyllis and Mamie Langhorne.
| Lizzie Wcddell. Eda Atkinson, Helen