The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-24

arfor am interval OF two weeks during
which fine Mrs. Cabcu was ont OF town.
,rovAi even exceptionally nteIcsllii9'
The hour was o'clock and not hoon'
which was presumably a. popular ehah-e
If numbers are significant Tor inc al-
tendance. representing both MIS-. Od-
bells personal class and that OF the clup'
was unusually large In introducing Nor
lecture "a glowing tribute was paid 10 the
beauty Of the recently erected DAVIS
memorial window in ST. Pauis churcn
and TO the pleasure with which Mrs.
Davis had been welcomed by her Ola
friends in Richmond
Much local interest was felt in the
Glover carnival given by Mrs. Fannie
Grymes TO the members of her dancing
class m Library Ham, Petersburg. The
affair was attended by majority of INC
fashionable people of the Cockade city
and was thoroughly delightful
The entertainment opened with a grand
march led boy Master Sidney Green and
Miss Annie Cook, forty children being in
line.
The Spanish circle danced by The entire
class was % success lu spite of lts name.
The Hoop dance came next in order
cHciuu- prolonged applause. Fourteen
children were dressed 90 represent differ
emit flowers each child carrying hoop
which was covered with flowers. These
dresses and flowers were made of crepe
tissue paper, in tInts corresponding 20 the
color OF the flower chosen. Rosa Luns-
ford. as pink chTysanthemum deserves
especial mention Alverda Edgerton was
lovely as a La France rose Lucy DUNE
uiuetons dress was carried ont most ace
curately TO represent a Jacqueminot rose.
Grace Bryant am American Beauty. Fam
ny Brady made "a lovely Tea Rose. Mar
tina Grigg. dress OF "a dellcdle Shaue OF
green. trimmed with garlands of leaves.
Jessie Anderson carried out her part as
a "bluc belt of Scotland" TO perfection.
PAGE Grymes Nile green dress. trimmed
with little pink rose buds. Mary Gll-
liam. lovely as red rose. liorteuse
saal. made a bcwitching little rose bud.
Annie Cook was dressed in rich dark red
to represent % Poppy. Mamie Bass was
effective as violet Mary basthe 8
dress was "a lovely white rose bud. Grace
Hcrzog. "A Japanese chrys1nthemum. Ihe
Highland fling was danced 10y '1i,o T ,,,i
Girls i'm costume. Mary Roper ollie VIII
kins and Esteue Smith. Ihey are ohly
fbree and five years old. one could
hear their praises on all sides as they
came forward TO dance.
Next I'm order came the new waltz
oiadriuc the two steps, Amsterdam, Tx
ford Nliuuet and sailors hornplpe Tea py
Robert Claiborne and Mary McllWalhe'
IA, rr,vI,- gave the skirt dance grace
fuuv and beautifully. Then came the
Carhuca led by Master William Nc
Cl.arv Clarence Louis and Evelyn
Wrenn. Kate TuTnbul and Florence
Payne. ,.-....--.
cd themselves as more than pleased WIN
The result of the years tralnnk' Mi9.
c-yu,es will close her class carry IN May
win a fancy ball She has ih'l WI"
,-uch success in Petersburg ana VIII re-
sumo her class next fan I'D lha' '''S'
Tho Milton G. Work Whist club held
particularly delightful meeting at h1Il-
past 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon MIS'
Charles Doyle. Park avenue being lne
hostess. Mrs. Hartley Carmichael and
Mrs. James Keith have been appointed us
delegates To- the approaching Whist Con-
ference. both being especially sklltul
PLAYERS Of what may now bo truly styled
"the national game
Mrs. Green IS visiting her daughter.
Mrs. sue Green stearns south Third
street
Tho Council Of the National Society OF
Colonial Danes met on Wednesday at
Rauscher's. I'm Washington. Virginia be-
ing represented by Mrs Herbert A. Clal-
horne Mrs William Russell Robinson.
Mrs. Reginald Gilman. Mrs Page and
Mis- Margaret V. Smith. Altcrnatos--
Mrs. c. w Coleman, Mrs James Lyons,