The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-09
SOCIAL SEASON
ABOUT TO OPEN.
The Junior COtiIIiOn and Other Ger
man Societies Active.
MISS BRIDGES ENGAGEMENT
The Beautiful Young Richmond Girl
To We'd "a Wealthy GalVestOnian.
Personal and Social News
NOtes-Oth ar Items.
MISS BRIDGES ENGAGEMENT

Already reference has been made in
the Times 10 the plea SAINT tea Monday
afternoon al the Woulans Club, when
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt and Miss
Herop. Of New York, supplied a musical
programme which deli ghted even the
most critical in their audience. This tea
formally opened the club session, ana II
is now announced that Miss Nancy
Brooks. of Standardization, England,
will to-morroy afternoon, at 8, give q
Dramatic Rcading the Sc ecti0ns 90 in-
clude scenes from Henry the Fifth.
"The School for Scandal and number
OF short poems. The meLJpers of the
club welcome the opening Of the new
year as one which promises more pleas
ure and profit than any season that has
preceded it. which us saying much. The
daily teas, which are an innovation in
the social direction. viii not be begun
until considerably later.
Miss Henop. whose music was 50 much
enjoyed Monday is now visiting Mrs.
j. Aston CaDell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyidn Wright. of
Augusta. Ga. are with their charming
children. visiting relatives at 2H Cover
nor street
Misses Louise and Adele Williams have
returned after visits TO Easesmere, IN
she mountains OF Pennsylvania, the
Jersey Coast Long Branch. and other
points Of interest.
Miss Lou Adkins is visiting Mrs Trip
lett Haxan. al her beautiful country
place in Albemlrle
Mrs. John Addison and the members
of her household have returned TO Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mrs James Gordon have taken
the house az $40 east Grace street and
have removed into 1t.
The younger set are looking forward
with even more than the enthusiasm Of
las, vc4r 70 the opening. for its second
season OF the Junior Coullion Class Of
which Miss Marian Robins is the direc-
tor Its chaperOnes announced last sun
day. are among the most prominent
women In local society. each of whom
feels a real personal interest in its
charming young organizer. The en-
fhusiasm last year was remarkable
That II should DE renewed for the second
seasoa IS a significant thing. for Rich
mond IS not particularly noted for its
constancy I'm these matters. Already
many members have enrolled and eacE
day the long list grows through the adj
dltion OF tho names of embryo bellies
and bcaux. The season opens the even
ing Of October the twenty first.
ON Tuesday afternoon the Milton c.
Work Whist Club opened the season Of
$3.50 under delightful conditions. the
meeting being held AT the home OF its
president, Mrs. Isaiah White. There
We're Misses Mamie Archer, Guillaume,
Helen Montague Virginia Peasants,
Mrs. Reginald Gillian. Miss Adele VIII
Mams. Mrs. James Keith. Mrs. Junius
Mosby. and Mrs. Thomas Adkins. The
next meeting will be held this coming
TUESDAY ~ half past four o'clock. when
Miss Mamie Archer will be the hostess.
II IS announced that a series OF ladies'
tournaments are among the pleasant pos
abilities on the Lakeside links. and there
1s already very pcrceptible accession OF
enthusiasm. especially since the arrival
OF tho cooler weather Thursday. The
season will be marked by more general
adoption OF pink coats" by the players
and already several particularly chic
costumes are being admired. Last week
The men were particularly jealous IN