The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-02

sallie Randolph. white organdie with
blue ribbons.
LILY Urquhart, bIacl. satin.
Ruth Robins, white organdie over pink.
Mamie Dunlop, pink silk null.
Grace Shields, white chiffon with blue
trimmings.
Ellen Bagby. white organdie with blue.
Elizabeth Weddell, white organdie over
blue.
Marguerite Warwick, blue and white
Dresden silk.
Mabel Walker. Cerise six
The Messrs. Bryan, Dade Alexander, Of
the University: CreIshaw Chamberlayne,
Venable Johnson, william Bridges, Julian
Hin. Colesworth Pinckney, Blair, Buckner
Randolph, Llghtfoot Wormeley. Alsie and
Gervas Storrs. Grant. Spotswood Wexford.
Charles Talbot. Charles Talbot. Jr., VIII
liam Hayes and - HotchElss.
As the evening neared the close, popular
songs were sung in chorus, Miss Mary
Randolph and Mrs. Hume leading. Miss
Lily Urquhart also sang land sang charm
ingy) THE Last Rose of Summer" and
other selections.
Mr.. william J. Andrews. OF Raleigh. n.
c., IS on a visit at Boiling Island"
DIR. and Mrs. Boyce u. Brooker enter
tanned the friends of their brother, Mr..
J. Nell BROKER. at q card party Thurs
day night. Those present were: Misses
Marie Lishman. Rena Carlton. Berta Ma
jor. Of Glasgow. and Clara Sherwood;
Mesnrs. Ford. Philip Carlton. and j. Nell
Brooker.
MIS-. Or. Hatcher entertained very hand
somdy her Ladies' Bible Class at her
nome, on west Grace street. on Wednes-
day from 10 7. There were twenty pres
ent. including Mrs. william Schter.
charm ing friend. who was visiting from
FluavanLa. and pretty little Louise Wat
kins. who added much TO the pleasure or
those present by her recitations. Miss
Eva Bowe sang most delightfully."- several
selections. and the hostess at the close OF
the collation. rehearsed in verse some
words OF welcome 10 the class, and or
inspiration for work in the coming year.
Miss Carrie Hartman OF Lexington. Va.
IS visiting Miss Daisy Chsmberiayne. 800
Park avenue.
Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne will enter
tain tss Society OF Colonial DANES on
the afternoon OF January 10th. This is
a pleasant promise to those who have
ever tsen Mrs. Claiborne's guest. Her
courteous purpose is said to have had
its oriesr in the fact that so many OF the
delegates TO the conference OF Daughters
of the American Revolution are men,
bers OF the Society Of Colonial Danes
sss
Miss Eleanor Terry. OF Norfolk, and
Mss Elizabeth Coleman, OF Baltimore,
will arrive In Richmond on January the
nth. and will be guests Of Miss Annie
| Lee Alniend for several weeks trere-
after Both are charming girls
Thursday afternoon the small people
| OF fashion were delightfully."- represented
| at a Christmas party given by Mss julia
Moore, the little daughter of DR.. Moore,
| east Franklin street, and on Tuesday
afternoon Miss May Moore entertained
| her classmates and few other friends.
| Miss Jean Haskins. OF Fort Monroe
| will arrive in Richmond tomorrow. and
| will be Miss Annie Rose Walkers guest
| for several days. Miss Haskins Will be
| charmingly remembered. She visited
Miss Walker last winter and was much
admired
Society as usual, has this winter had
the debuta ntes TO thank for q great deal
OF pleasure. Indulgent parents never ex-
erted themselves more happily than this
year. A caA In point Is the reception
| and dance given Friday night by Mrs.
Grey Skipwith TO her debutante daughter
Miss Sue Sdpw!th. To describe the
decoration OF the house. beautiful within
as good taste and means can make u.
| with the warm rich coloring Of tho hang
| ings. 10 to repeat what 70 trits long be-
| fnra this TINA IA rsadara ~ the local