The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-30

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Talbot John Taylor. Isaac Davenport.
Armistead Young. Burruss. y T.Martin.
w. H. Saunders. A. w. Archer. Chlles
Terrell. Fred w. Scott. f. II. Deane,
Thomas H. Scott. Rely. Pemberton.
Watt. Meloney. Warner Moore. Henry
Williams. Meares. Strudwick. Meredith
Montague.
Misses Williams, Bentley. Werth. Ad-
kins. Saunders. FREELY, Drewry. Annie
blankenshlp. Patton. Beirne, Morgan.
Watkins. Montague. Louise Booker
Thrailkill. Forbes Darlington. Warwick.
Pattison. Boykin. Mcleod. Houghton.
Morgan. Tyler. Elicit. Patton, Hobson,
Moore. Christian. McKenney. Lily HILL
Henning. Pace. Gillian. Munford. Blair
Harrison, Tenant. Deane. Helen Mon
tague. Taylor. Wise. Cooke. White. Well
ford. Christian. Stringfellow. Nash. Call
Stevenson and Beirne.
The Assembly German. Mr.. julien Bin
ford leading passed OF most delightfully."-
the usual set attending.
Mrs George Vests informal at home
on Wednesday was one of the most de-
lishtful of the winter. Daylight was ex-
Guided from the parlors and that from
pretty stand lamps and candelabra sub
stituted. The rooms were illed with
cut and growing flowers. Mrs. West
looked charming in blue silk. Miss
Chapman wore white organdie over
green satin: Miss Louise Darlington,
white organdie over yellow satin; Miss
Handbook OF Baltimore. white organdie
over cream satin. Miss Ellen Darlington.
white over lilac. Among many callers
were. Mrs William G. Bentley, Miss Lily
Logan. Mrs. Van Doren, Mrs. Robert
Blarkenship, Miss Lyell. Mrs. Watkins,
Mrs. l.. X. Mason, Mrs. William Mon
cure. Mrs. Munson. Mrs. Ed. Valentine.
Mrs. Henry Valentine, Mrs John Hun
ter. Jr., Mrs.NN. X. Savage. Mrs. Henry
Walden. Mrs. Montgomery West. Mrs. r.
p. Taliaferro, Mrs. Austin Brockenbo-
rough. Misses Dean. Berry. Harvie,
Lyons. Robins. Henning, Warren, Bent
ley. Wallace. Claiborne and Mrs. +. W.
Scott
At night Mrs. West entertained party
OF friends in honor of her charming guest.
Miss Chapman. The parlors were still
fresh from the hand OF the floral decora-
tor, but the table was a new triumph.
The flowers upon it were heliotrope and
mignoLette, and the cit glass and silver
shone 10 beautiful advantage
Mrs. West wore silver gauze over blue
SIM Win utIOliopc anu NipltNo, MISS
Chapman, blue silk; Miss Merrill. white
organdie over pink silk: Miss Wallace,
white organdie over blue silk. Miss Mary
Darlington, pink silk; Miss Daily. of CAL
ifornia, figured silk; Miss lowering. OF
Baltimore. pink and white silk. Miss
Moore. Of Alexandria, black silk; Miss
Love. pink chiffon over green satin. The
gentlemen present were Messrs. Jonathan
Henry Rely, Daniel Grinnan, James Lay,
w. b. Isaacs, r. c. Tabb, Selden Wake
Henry st. George Coalter. and DR.. g.
orr. The evening was unanimously voted
a delightful one.
Mrs. Caskie Cabell presented. as usual
a very interesting summary OF topics TO
her Current Events Class at the Woman's
club. holding the interest of her audience
throughout. After her really delightful
talk or lecture. Miss Guilaume invited
those present into the club parlors TO en-
Joy a number OF songs by Miss Alice
Jones, OF North Carolina, a sister of Miss
Dora Duty Jones.
The rehearsals of the Little Tycoon"
chorus have been changed TO Monday
and Thursday nights. The chorus is not
quite full yet and few more voices may
call upon Professor Stein at the Academy.
Mrs. John W. Cringan 81 Franklin
street east, can now be seen daily from
$3.50 TO II A. NJ. All who wish 10 consult
with reference to the direction Of their
kitchens. nurseries, sewing rooms-in-
deed, all who wish to ask advice about
requirements social and domestic can
find her at home at the hours named.
Mrs. Cringan needs no Introduction 10
the older inhabitants OF Richmond, hut
those who have come here during the
past two or three years may not have
known how universally fitted she is for the
position she now undertakes as manager
OF a bureau of social and domestic re-
quirements. 4 glance at the little book
let's. which NAV be found at the number
already given. will indicate the different
departments In which she Is prepared
10 furnish efficient work. Mrs. Crngan
will doubtless receive the patronage OF
her many old friends and also will be
employed by the strangers here. Modern
life brings so many burdens and inter-
rrptions that a department such as the
bureau started by Aurs. Crinean VIII
bring comfort 10 many women VINO
simply cannot find time for all the duties
and occupations pressing upon them