The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

| registrar.
The really beautiful tea given Thurs
I dav evening by Mrs Jackson Guy VINO
is amending the winter at Mrs. Duval g.
| diverted a large number Of the fashionahle
set very delightfully."-. The entire hrS'
! floor was thrown open 10 guests. the Ia
ble being set In the drawing room, While
punch and coffee were served IN the "esl
| parlOr. The floors were covered WIN
I crash. always effective In throwing INTO
relief the floral decoration. The latter
, was OF pink roses. cut and growing pinh
J carnations. sm.lax. ferns and palms. PINK
J candles I'm silver candelabra. with deli
! cafelv tinted pink shades upon them III
! IN the rooms Mrs. Guy was assisted
( In receiving by Mesdames W. W. Henry
lanes LYONS. NJ. f. Harrison. Grey SKID
with Frank Male. John a. Coke Judge
Lewis Eugene Massie. John Hunter RUS
J sell Robinson Abbott y. V valentine
I rdehtfoot Wormelev Alfred Harris Pres
ton Cooke. s. G.. Wallace. D. C. Mlnor'
/ W Ben Palmer Misses Rea watkins
Tuerson. sue Skipwlth. Guy. Mamie pll-
liam. Judith Deane Estelie DeSaussure'
FANNY Harrison. and Sue Peyton Heath.
Mrs Henry TAYLOR and Mrs. Fiournoy
served the punch. Mrs. John Guy me
! coffee. Mrs James Lyons and Mrs. MAI
thew Bland Harrison the chocolate
! After the tea twenty-five gentlemen
/ ..are invited 70 Join the marty
Of ladies receiving and delicious
} eur,er was served. Mrs. Guy was
/ untiring in her effort 70 give
3 her guests plea sure and certainly W's
most successful In accomplishing tna'
pleasant end.
/ Arong those who called were Ml9SeS
Helen Montar1ie. Mrs. Moses u. HoRe.
] Mfuune Lisa HrlTnn
Marry Made White. Ella Cooke. Emily
! Addison Martin. jenkins. Rrock Jennie
Hughes ColweU. Lucetfa Knox. FANNIE
Nfunford Porterfeld Julia Mayo Nelly
! Povlin. Delta Strlnsfellow Deare.
! Fuzabcth Grant Cameron. Mary
Williams. Saunders Stiles. Norwood
/ Coles. Susie Noting. Roberta NolIlns
! clare Beirne. Kate Mere0e'th' wen
cord cox Bragg Gray. Mar
coo, etr,npfellow Mrs. Franklin Bin
/ ford Mosdames Samuel Davies Charles
I Davis Jacob Michaux William II. brown
! Gideon Davenport. Sheppard StrudWick.
! George Christian. Edmund Strudwick
( Herbert Claiborne. William l. Royal
John Jackson. Edward Mayo. J. n Up
( shur r Carter Wexford, Decatur AK
{ tell y. A. White. w. s. Forbes. J A
1 Caben. J. b. Pace. Jud. 3. Wood
I II. V. Daniel John Noltlng
u d Barksdale. J. T. Eilyson, EDWARD
Price. william b. Meares James C..
! romh Adolph Osterloh Thomas Mon
cure perkins John Porterheld + D. VII
i,r,e I Hoee TYLER. G. V Mertnith'
! pleasonton L. Conquest. Allen Howison,
| stanton: w. b. Saunders. GeorRe A.
! HAYNES. Z. A. Saunders. Thomas Bolhhs
Jr.. Byrd Warwick, William s. Cdlwe"'
! Henry Lee Valentine. r. A. Brock, IT,
Meade Coullng. Jere Nitherspoon' IL W d.
TIozzord Mrs. and Miss Lindsey Anne
I P"tberfoor6 Alex Cameron. Francis j.
! Tsaacs. II. r. Fitzhugh. George NJ. HaI-
/ icon Edwin b. Thomson. James w
/ Allison Emil Noting. Portiaux ROBIN
, eon James Caskie. {. w. r.
: proct Charles Davenport, Chris
,onber Tompkins. Richard !. Maur!'
! Marshall Gillian. Corydon sutton, Jailes
1 p. Smith, +. Il. DeGne, oaila5 f'ai""-
gan, and T. William Pem9er'oh'
,,,.. Maria plair and party left Rich
,,,ond THURSDAY nieht for New York and
IN an SATURDAY sail for Europe on the
c,eamship Fu,da, OF the North German
/ inc Landing at Naples they VIII make
tour OF Southern Europe. and later Oh
ENGLAND. not returning 10 Richmond un-
An October next. Miss Blair Is accom-
named bv Miss stewart sister or Rev. j.
| calvin stewart. Miss Mary Currie DON
nan. Miss shafer. Miss Moseley MISS
Maud MorPan Mrs. Charles workman
and Miss workman. She was the reel
pont Of many farewell socia, attehuons,
in addition 10 the supper given IN her
| honor by Mr. Lewis Blair
Mrs 7 Uoee Tyler has very courteous
! w placed the parlors Of the Executive
} Mansion az the service % the George
! washington Memorial Association for an
entertainment TO be given for its benent.
/ The growth OF interest In The movement
| has been steady. and among those iden-
: tifed with II are many OF the most prom
inent ladies in the local fashionable
world.
| On Tuesday, February 22d 81. Pauls
| Church Home for the Aged, 100 west
| CLAY street. will celebrate Its anniversary
and Donation Day. and from - O'Clock
! throughout the afternoon the ladies OF the
J heard viii be very glad indeed TO see their
friends who when the benehcent charac-
ter of the Home is considered should be.
and indeed are legion. Lunch VIII be
served by the board as R courtesy TO Wis
itors and there is pleasant reason 10
expect one OF those gatherings tore her
OF concenial and gentle people for which
! are noted Donations Of all kinds will lie
/ welcomed and u Is earnestly hoped that
response may be as generous In this con-
nection as has been the case In former
! years.
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles EVELYN Smith. OF
I the city. were among those present at the
/ brilliant annual bal! OF the Elkridge Club.
: which on Wednesday night was the lead
ing interest in society circles in Balu-
more.
: DR.. Macmillan r. L. Groszmann will
on Monday evening next lecture at Eel
! videre SchoO'. zoe Floyd avenue on ped
! agogy for Home and School" The hour
for the lecture will be o'clock.
/
! The social calendar for the time inter
1 venins before Ash Wednesday shows the
! following on Morcay at noon will come
/ the wedding Of Miss Alice Duane Hen
( ming and Mr.. Edwin Amiss Palmer, at
! Grace Episcopal church. Rev. Landon
( H. Mason, It's rector officiating.
| On Monday night will come the AS
sembly German. on Tuesday afternoon
! very elegant luncheon to be given by
( Mrs J. Z. McLaren. and on Tuesday
night the Richmond German and Junior
! Cotillion.
Great interest is felt in the FIRST Of
! these. fer Tire reason that both Miss Hen
ming and Mr.. Palmer enjoy exceptional
! popularity. The brids-elsct IL q daughter