The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-28

chaDerones and practically the entire
Tuesday set on the noor.
The entertainment to have been given
this evening by Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Bryan az "Lsburnum.' will not take
place owing 10 illness IN the family.
Mrs. John Kerr Branch last evening
entertained number Of friends very de-
iightfully az an elegant tea.
Dr. and Mrs. George Ross will leave
this morning for Norfolk. in order to
visit the uncle Of the former. They will
return 20 Richmond tonight
On Monday evening Mrs. j. a. Rem
nolds entertained n few friends very de-
ightfuuy IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Ronnolds OF New York. who are now
visiting her. The affair was thoroughly
iufomal. and enabled friends to meet
charming people without constrainf.
Among those who called were Rev. Il.
4. Goodwin. Of s. Johns church. Miss
Goodwin the Misses Bodeker Mr. ard
Mrs +. j. Craigie Mr. George Currie,
Mrs. Robert Curric. Jr.. Rev. Mr.. Beau
champ and wife. and many others.
This afternoon. ~ halfpast o'clock.
1e0 little folks on Church Hin. 20 whom
Christmas has not yet come VIII Doe
made happy. II is understood that Santa
Claus is under special agreement 70 pre-
sent himself at Corcorln Han, sleigh
and an with q supply OF dolls. candies
and toys and the Juvenile heart IS keenly
cXpcctaut. As "a matter of fact The good
work is that NJ charitable ladies' who
have been profoundly touched bv the bar
N.l.
"a Christmas tree. and Mr.. Herbert Curtis
and his associates nave promised 10 give
their inimitablc cake-walk for the pleas
ure Of the Juveniles. The public are cor
daily invited
At g o'clock last nicht the pupils Of
Mrs WeathcrfOTd wcll-kuown music
school gave delightful musicale as l3
east Broad street large discriminating
and responsive audience being present
Each Of the numbers given richly re-
warded Mrs Weaiherford's care. and
spoke volumes for the native talent and
conscientious application Of her pupils
Tho programme. which was followed boy
"a series Of highly effective tablcau, was
as follows.
Iovincstou March. Miss Josie Rogers
Address of welcome. Miss Iottie Nc
Cabo
liNfi- MISS lflt llhfN anu fft' lI'.t
Chapel I'm the Mountain Miss Annie
GAYLE
cake Walk-Miss Carrie Phillips.
Shepherds Evening Song-Miss Hazel
Herbert
March-Miss Nettie Seal
ola Oaken Bucket-AIiss Annie
Schmidt
Recitaton-NIis Maud Carpenter
Charade-'In Search for Happiness"
Recitation-Miss Nettie Seal.
Duot-Miss Marie Schmidt and tclchor
Robins of the Woodland-Aiiss Jessie
Saunders
old Black Joo-Nfiss Mabel Ty.,r
Uncle Josh Miss Beatrice Saunders
Baseball Waltz-Miss ada rig
Battle of Manassas-M May Low
Solo-Miss Lucy Meridew
Manhattan Beach March-Miss Bessie
Lindsay
u was announced that Misses Minnie
Whitlow. Werner Lawder Nottie Seal
Jessie and Beatrice Saunders had passed
examination i'm the Musical Primer with
distinction. each having attained the 100
mark.
The Importance Of attendance upon the
congregational meeting 10 be held to-mor-
row evening at o'clock i'm ~. Teurs
lecture room is urged upon every mem
BIER of the congregation Business Of
vital moment 10 its cohesion and growth
is 20 be discussed.
Mr. John W Gordon. % north Laurel
street. has as his guests during the hol-
idays, his sister-in-law Mrs. A. =. Cor
don. of Wilmington. y. c.: his niece.
Miss Bette Gordon and nephew Master
Willie Gordon, a student at Chapel Hin.