The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

Fender Gordon, Mary Saunders. Scoville,
Pegram. Mabel Todd. Hotze, Williams
Mamie Gillian, McKenny, Sue SApwith'
Julia Morton, Mary Binford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashton Starke, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. h. Buck,
Mr.. and Mrs. william L. Royal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Boiling. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
John Enders Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Pat
ton. Mrs. Grey Skipwith, Mr.. and Mrs
John w. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Moncure
Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peasants,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Donnan; Messrs. An
trim. Johnson, Young. Walker, Currie
baskerville. william II. Grant, Jr, Fer
guson. Hobson. Lee, Charles u. Williams
Otis Alfriend, Lee Bragg. Frank Blanken-
ship. Carlton Mckinney, Frank McCar-
thy. Julien Binford. Paul Blanchard, VIII
liam +. Peters. Jr., of New York; Pres
ton holland, william holland, Gray. Palm
or Workman, Jack Tenny, of Philadelphia;
George Gibson. Parkinson McCabe. Frank
Potts. Percy Bosher. Tom Armistead,
Gregory Jordan Leake, Ad. Williams, T.
c. williams, Randolph Williams. Robert
Campbell. Allan Talbot Ran Holiday,
Edward Harrison, W. S. =. Mayo, St.
George Cooke. George Reid. Ivey AIRING
ton, and Arthur Mayo.
Invitations are out TO tea 20 be given
on the Goth by Miss Edna Formes. Miss
Thraill, OF st. Louis, is the latters guest
Miss Annie Jackson. OF staten Island IS
visiting Mr. and Mrs Bryce Stewart Hume
Miss louise Booker. OF Old Point Com
fort IS Miss katherine Montague's guest.
Miss Elizabeth Cottman. OF Baltimore
IS visiting Miss Annie Lee Alfriend' VINO
will on Saturday afternoon give tea IN
her honor.
on this next Thursday afternoon from
4 10 Mrs Austin Brockenbrough Will
give AZ her residence. for the benefit OF
the church society OF which she is vice
prseident. asilver tea. in which she Will
he assisted by all the debutantes and
many other charming girls Mrs. Brock
enbrough is so popular that the mention
OF her name Is sufficient 10 insure re-
sponse. In this case the tea which she
has In charge represents a most worthy
cause. so that It has a double claim on
interest. Among those receiving VIII ne
the Misses Cooke. Kate Meredith Annie
Lee Betty Christian, Mabel ana Lulu
Walker Mary Saunders, May Lindsay
Clare and Lisa Reirne, Judith Deane.
Scoville. Sallie and Margaret Patton OF
BlacIsburg. Alice Herning Marianne
Meade Lou Adkins. Lily Urquhart, Fan
ME and Mary Archer, Champe Wallace
Mary Thaw. Darlington. Lena Green
Mrs. John Munson. Mrs. Robert Blank
enshlp Mrs. Abraham Warwick. Mrs.
w. NJ Taliaferro. Miss Mary Hill, Mary
Rogers. Jane Phillips Of Fredericksburg,
Janet Morris. Courtney Bridges. Kate
Bidgood. Mamie and Emily Jennings
Mary Binford. Madeline English, Annie
and Leila Cray. Maria Moseley and Cal
win Bragg.
On January 10Th at 926 Park avenue
Mrs. Henry Tilchman Meloney and Mrs.
Charles Venaole Darlington VIII give
truly beautiful and novel entertainment
for the benef. OF the Retreat for the
Sick In the way OF a Japanese tea. The
above mentioned residence. 50 well adapt
cd 10 entertain ments Of this character,
viii be rendered more attractive than
ever by the elaborate Japanese decora-
tions arranged with artistic taste under
the supervision Of the energetic ladies'
having the affair i'm hand.
A most cordial welcome will be extend
ed 10 those who feel inclined 10 avail
themselves OF this method OF doing char
itv and at the same time enjoying a
scene OF unusual briliancy and music
suitable 10 the occasion.
Refreshments will be served. and those
who find the small admission fee too lit
tie TO sufficiently relieve their overour-
dened pocketbooks and conscience VIII
be able TO purchase useful and orna-
mental articles for their homes.
The ladies' receiving are among the
members OF the board OF the Retreat,
and are as follows: Mrs. John Lightfoot.
Mrs. Minor Woodward, Mrs. Carlton
Jackson. Mrs. Henry r. Meloney, Mrs.
Charles Straus, Mrs. Charles V. CARING
ton. Mrs. J. c. Lamb.
These ladies' will be assisted by Mrs.
Pleasanton Conquest. Mrs. George W.
Stevens. Mrs. r. NJ. Blankenship. Mrs.
Austin Brockenbrough. Mrs. c. III. Cor
don. and Mrs Horace Slater. Miss Matte
Purcell. Misses Lulie and Mabel Walker.
Misses Fannie and Mary Archer. Ella
Bruce. Ellis Glenn, Margaret Cannon,
Daisy Chamberlayne. Edith Jones. Annie
Gordon. Annie Clarke Susie Wexford.
Minnie Fleet. jamie Schoen. Flora Green
waId. MAY Woodward. Mary Coles Car
rington, Marion Ryland. Miss Nellie
Parker. Miss Judith Deane, Miss Rahm.
Miss Conner Miss Stevenson, OF Della
ware and others All OF these ladies will
appear in Japanese costumes.
The very attractive invitation cards so
kindly designed and donated by Mr.. r. A.
Hoen. announce the hours to be from
10 and TO II p. NJ II is whispered
the hours may be prolonged 70 accommo-
data those calling after other engage
ments. Though cards OF admission may
be purchased at the door. IL would be
well for those wishing to attend to pro-
cure their invitations from any one Of the
above mentioned ladies or from the men,
bers of the board.
III. r .dsass Ma tinas MusIcaia will yness