The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-21
THE EVENTS In SOCIETY.
MOST ESJOYABLE GERMAN BY THE
TUESDAY CLUE.
Arrangements for tho Loan Exhibition.
Engagement of Miss Mary McCaw to
Mr.. Horace Halves.


without any cooperation whatever. in
the way OF outside subscription. they
scored in the german on Monday night.
one of the most delightful triumphs OF
tha years series Mr.. w. ;. L. Mayo
led. with his accustomed skin. MIS-.
Robert Blankenship and Mrs AUSTIN
Brockenbrough were the chaperones. Inc
debutantes OF last November were out IN
full force and there was some exceeding
Iy effective dressing.
Miss Lily Urquhart wore white organ
die and white satin.
Miss Lena Logan, white organize.
Miss Virginia Hayes. white organize
and old lace. plic blue RIBBONS. She car
ried bouquet OF liies-of-the-Valley'
Miss Helena Trench LEROY, french en-
broldery over pink silk, beautiful oou-
Quet OF pink roses
Miss Maud Stokes. white organdie:
lilies of- the-valley.
Miss Evelyn Gordon. white satin.
Miss Ella Jackson. white satin.
Miss Della Tompkns. balck MORE -el-
ours red roses
Miss Florence Wilson, pink taffeta
pearl trimmings.
Miss Madeline English, white organdle
over pink.
Miss Lillian Augustine, orsandie ard
old rose velvet.
Miss Anne Grant. organdis and red
velvet.
Miss Leary. white point d'csprlt over
pink.
The other dancers were Misses Halle
and Rachel Cooke. Marian Robins ella
Tatum. Carrie Coleman. Nina Randolph.
Annie Mcclure Judith Deanc. Ressie
Pace. Mary McCaw, the Misses Brice. OF
Germantown. Pa. Robinson, Mel
lie BoykIn, Marianne Meade. Annie ana
Leila Gray Mary Hayes. Lulle " alker.
Walker. Mary Hin. Lucie Worm
ley. Mary Saunders. Della Strlngie' CIV.
Annie Drewry; Messrs. Dandrilge Spots
wood Arthur Mayo. Ivy Arlington.
Fairlie Cooke. Robert Blankenship, Aus
tin Brockenbrough. Stringfellow. Banch-
ard. Thomas and Lewis Brander, Ed
ward Benson. Otis Alfriend. Quarles.
Pitts. Cham Peasants. Townes. Hunt
George Lathrop. Robert Williams, Geo.
Coles Scott. OF Princeton. Edward Ifsr-
rison. Spotswood Wexford. Tanner. St.
George Anderson. Frank 5lankenship.
Charles Williams. Bert Young, Greer
Baughman and others
The music was as stimulating IS pcs
sible. although tho junior german set
needed no other stimulus to enjoyment
than their own gay spirits and months
rest. The supper table was decorated
with red and white carnations, and Uirk
shades over tho lights converted things
generally into rose color A really de-
licious supper was furnished by the Wo-
mans Exchange
Apropos OF the Exchange. il is rather
noteworthy how many occasions to tho
daily visiting list have been made by
transient guests al the Jefferson. The
beauty OF many Of the articles on sale
appears to appeal 70 the visiting contin-
gent as distinctly worth attention and
purchase. ANA no wonder The Easter
display is positively exquisite and many
people all over the city have been drawn
TO the building purely through admlra-
ton for the beautiful
Mr. George Coles Scott is homo from
Princeton for the holidays.
Miss Robinson is the guest of Miss Mel
lie Boykin.
Possibly no recent engagement an
nouncement has been found so interest
ing by the fashionable world as that OF
Miss Mary McCaw and Mr.. Horace
Halves. which is the favorite current
topic on tongues polite. Both are 50 well
known and such favOrites socially that
the names stand for volumes OF charm
ing praise, without any additions from
the society column. IL has been scarcely
n week since the wedding in Williams
burg. Of Miss McCaws younger sister. and
mt the time OF the wedding number Of
friends smiled genlally and gave the i'm
preston that another engagement an
nouncemont very soon would not be a
shock to them.In point Of fact, IL does
not come I'm the nature Of a surpriss 20
any OF Miss McCaw's friends, or the
friends Of her fiance. IL has been fore
seen by them all. and row they are oX-
ceedinglv happy that the opportunity has
been presented for cordial COngratuation.
Miss Annie Lee Alfrend is the guest
Of Miss Eleanor Terry Norfolk.
All relics 10 be entered in the hand
some souvenir catalogue now being got
ten up in connection with the coming
loan exhibition by the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. must boz I'm the
hands Of the proper chairmen not later
than this afternoon. Relics will be re-
celved and welcomed during this entire
week. but cannot he entered I'm the cata-
lNENf IT ftfflktN hlttf ilItA ttitI' D 900 "-''N
promises 20 be a really beautiful soiNe-
mir. handsome cover has been design
ed by a gifted local artist and the COM
mttee in charge OF the other details arc
deyotlng careful attention 20 them.
There will be a rehearsal FOR the en-
tertainment Scenes and Incidents OF the
Cuban war" which will take place on the
evenings OF Tuesday and "Wednesday
next. under the auspices OF the local me-
mortal societies on Friday evening next
M o'clock at the Mozart. \ fun re-
hearsal of the different scenes was held
on Monday. at the Mozart, with results
that justify all the brilliant hopes tor
success In which the ladies' have been IN
dulging Mr.. Horace Smith Is giving most
kindly and valuable aid in staging me
scenes. and the ladies experimenting the
other details.
The Spanish Court scene. IN charge or
Mrs. George A. Lyon. promises 20 be
one OF the most telling OF all MISS Ruoy
Bodeker. as Queen Regent. was photo
graphed yesterday by Foster who be-
came so enthusiastic as 10 ask permission
90 take several photographs 90 different
attitudes Her costume is exceedingly
handsome. and was made 20 her order In
New York especially Tor this entertain
ment
4 number OF the other prominent par
tlcipants in the Court Scene VIII be pho
tographed later
Among those taking part IN the scene
are Master Frederick Prosser VINO VIII
personate the little king. Misses susie
| Parke Voolfolk and Alice Brooke Thaw'
Tho U,.Io orf,ceesoe. Misses Mary TAYLOR.