The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-18
NEW FLAG FOR l.. W. C.
A HANDSOME err FROM SOME OF
THE CLUB's FRiEND'S.
1t Was Floated to the BreeIes Yesterday
Evening-Music, Refreshments, and
Delightful Social Gathering

The presentation and raising OF the
flag at the Lakeside Clubhouse yester-
day evening attracted quite large gath
ering of the members and their friends,
and the occasion was an exceedingly
pleasant one in every detail
A string orchestra furnished music
during the evening. and refreshments Of
various kinds were served. Despite the
threatening weather a largo number Of
well known people were present at 7
o'clock, the hour announced for the hoist
ing Of the flag. There were no formal
ceremonies. The ladies' present assembled
on the front veranda. and watched the
beautiful flag when IL floated 10 the
breezs The gentlemen assembled around
the nag-pole, and when the handsome
gift was hoisted during the strains OF
lively music from the orchestra, three
cheers were heartily given for the ladies.
4 PRETTY DESIGN.
The flag is made in the club colors,
dark red and dark blue. In the center
are the letters in white IL. w. c." The
whole makes a pleasing design With an
attractive harmony Of colors.
Along with the flag was presented an
artistic scroll, with the following In
scription: 1T gives us much pleasure
10 present this flag to the l.. w. G. in APP
probation OF the many courtesies which
have been extended TO us by Its men,
bers:
Mrs r. Carter Scott, Mrs. w. Ben Pal
mer, Mrs. Charles Evelyn Smith, Mrs.
W. James Walker. Mrs. c.. f.. Buck, Mrs.
al -
William l.. Royal, Mrs. Thomas Boiling.
Mrs. Allen Donnan, Mrs. William II. Tai
bolt, Mrs. h. II. ID. Myers, Jr., Miss
Handy Miss Ross, Miss Hattie Hartwell
Ross.
July II, 1891.
The scroll was done in pen and ink
by Captain Edgerton 5. Rogers, and Is
an artistic bit OF work.
During the evening Miss Booker, Miss
Meade. Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren.
and Mr.. Frank Mccarthy rendered sew
eral vocal numbers, much 10 the pleas
ure of those present.
The vocal music brought out hearty
applause, and proved an agreeable fea-
ture Of the evening. Miss Booker's sing
ing was espe tally appreciated.
SOMB WHO WERE THERE.
Among those In attendance were: Mrs
Ashton Starke. Mrs. Wall. Mrs. c. Z.
Smith. Mrs. Moulton, Mrs. Ed. Mayo,
Mrs. Taliaferro, Mrs. Ben Palmer, Mrs.
Peasants, Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs.
Charles Lathrop, Mrs. James Patton.
Mrs. Isaac Davenport. Mrs. George War
rem, Mrs. Fred Scott. Jr.. Mrs. Levin
Joynes, Miss Annie Gray. Miss Leila
Gray Miss Nellie Boykin. Miss Louise
Williams, Miss Casey. Miss Currier. Miss
jenkins, Miss Florence Lewis. Miss Nc
Carthy, Miss Jackson. Miss Mitchell Miss
Adkins. Miss Scott. Miss Helen Montague,
Miss Alfriend. Miss Crutchheld Miss
Meade. Miss May Handy; Messrs. J. NJ.
Dill. George Reed. Richmond Lewis. Jack
Palmer ]. 7. Austin. Thomas VIM.
Morton Lewis. James Anderson, Eddie
Quares. w. s. p. Mayo, Archer Ander-
son. william Christian Ashton starke
John Curre John Younger. Patrick JEFF
fress. o. Young Preston Nolan. Kirk
wood Mitchell. Ned Archer. George FL
lott, George Gibson. Fred Scott, Jr..
Saunders HobsOn. George Ainslie, Isaac
Davenport, Frank Davenport. j.. r. ID
Myers. Jr James Patton. Thomas Boil
ling. s. s. p. Patteson. Richard WORKMAN,
Caddo Eddie SIayo George G.. B,dgood.
Walter Morton. Frank Mccarthy +. s.
Crenshaw. c. 3. Antrim. r.. G. Iiden
Albert Alsop. G. +. Smith. Dean Msury
Albert Tanner. Victor Williams, Henry
Hutchinson, T. W. Crutchfei. George
Warren, plessonts, Chiles Terrell
Charles stringfellow. walter Claiborne.
\. Gray Palmer Gray, II. Y. BaslSer-
vile. ". r. Johnson.