The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-21


| Richard Graham. Professor c. &. Pat
| terson Miss Flora Harvie, Professor ana
Mrs. John Patterson. Miss Margaret Fer
gus0n, Miss Della Tompkins. Miss Ellen
Graham Carmichael, Mr.. Donald l..
| Boyd Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Middleton
| Rutledge, Miss Nellie Tompklns, MIS-.
Horace &. Halves.
When the refreshments had been served
the guests played games. Here we 90
round the mulberry bush being one OF
the most popular.
Monday evening Miss Flora Harris.
OF Louisville. gave q supper 70 TINS en-
tertainmcnt here and invited MI ahd
Mrs. Allen Polk Houston. Professor ana
Mrs. John Patterson. MISS ny, , silss
Ferguson. Mrs Christopher Iompklns'
Miss New. Miss Barnett, Miss NcNae.
Miss NJ. c. Thayor, Mrs. 4. A. smith
Miss B. II. Smith. DR.. W. W Grier.
Professor q. C.. Patterson. Mr.. Frank
Barker. Mr. Frank potts. Mr. Calhoun.
Mr.. Russell Houston, Mr.. W. H. Nhite'
Tuesday morning Mrs Arthur Middle
ton Rutiedec. Of Louisville gave
charming euchre party. Mrs kutedee
vas we'll known az Miss Resale Wins
ION Of Richmond. She was one Of the
virginia girls Of whom Virginia
might well be proud Of the tan
stately tvpc. She charmed not only
bv nor beauty but also By her INTEL
lectual ability and fascinating manner.
The game Of cards began I'm the Dal-
room parlor at n O'Clock ana las'eu un-
an O'Clock. The souvenirs were saun
flags.
Tho Guests were Mrs. George Baurmann
~ chicago. Mrs Charles r. Collins. OF
washington; Miss Riley Miss 5. Mics
~ canada. Mrs. John Patterson. Miss
A II Howard. Of Baltimore, Mrs. George
Tavlor. Of Norfolk: Miss ]. w. watson
Washington: Mrs. w. IL. White' OF NoI-
folk. Mrs Christopher Iompklns, Mis'
Strange. wilmington; Mrs. y. " I'..l.-
zor Wilmington Mrs. George W. ION
aidson Charleston. Miss FerGufon' MISS
poris lTompkins. Miss Nellie Iompklns
81. srov, Miss r.. d. Smith. Mrs. 4.
a smith. Mrs. A. j.. White. Monroe
county. Mrs Joseph y. winston MI
Marion T.. Taylor Fiss Louise Barn'l
Miss Jimmie Barnett, Mrs. w. {. yea
ton. .s a,,-,,., ,bo
emo and al / o'clock the prizes were
First prize. silver powder box, for this
,,f,o gour ladies' were obliged To cur.
Mrs George TAYLOR. Miss New. Mrs w.
~ white and Mrs. George W. Doha'u-
SON. Miss New drew the prize.
Second prize leather sol" cuS" ~
covered with Turkish empi oioeiS' '''''
was won by Miss Riley. ,,. 40.
rhe boobv prize. an enamelied PIN was
,,,,en ~ Mrs +. v Baltzer. Consoia-
,ion four dc lis chatelaine PIN was
d~avyn NV Mrs 4. IS. smith.
A BOWLING PARTY.
,t-s charles II. Collins. OF Washington
invited sixteen friends TO tho bowling
srev Tuesday evening. The buHdlhB vas
brilliantly lighted and decorated ana tn'
evening was altogether delightful o''
plcasant feature was that an pleon
,,,ere GOOD players. and were thoroughly
,,,,croe,e1 I'm the game The players were
Dr and Mrs Charles r. Collins MI anu
Nrs " n white Of Norfolk; DIT and
Mrs Richard Williams. Of Washington
nr and Mrs Hartley Carmichael RICH
uond. Mrs George W. Donaldson
charleston. w. Va; Mrs. Christopher
Tompkins Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Middleton Rutedgc or LOUISVILLE
AIR Conway Iarus Norfolk; Mr.. Briscoe
Hindman. Of Louisville: Mr. Chamberlayne'
Norfolk: Miss Riley. of Washington.
After the conclusion Of the game the
prizes were presented Ladies' prize,
lovely work-bOX. filed with Huylers can
DIV. was won by Mrs. Arthur Middleton
Rutlodee. of Louisville, genuoman's Prize
a silver matchbox, won by Mr.. w. II.
White. Of Norfolk. Later refreshments
were served. and the guests separated,
feeling that one Of tho most charming
entertainments Of the season had ended.
EUCHRE on THE LAWN.
Wednesday morning Mrs Il. V. Baltye
gave tho first progressive ouchre party
OF tho season on the lawn. Mrs. Baltye
entertains most gracefully. and was
assisted by Miss Strange and Colonel and
r.f.r of 20
ton. When the guests were grouped on
tho lawn the gathering was most pic
turcsque. The guests were Mrs. George
W. Donaldson, Mrs W. II. White. Miss
b. u. Smith. Miss $. b. Miles, Miss
r. b. Miles. Mrs. Christopher Tompkins,
Miss Margaret Ferguson. Miss New, Mrs.
Charles r. Collins. Miss Riley, Mrs.
George Taylor: Miss Criticize, Alexandra;
Miss Lima Shields; Mr.. Frank BARKER
Professor @. G. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Il. TAYLOR. Prof and Mrs. John
Patterson: Mr.. Conway Larus. Mrs. Allen
Polk Houston Mr. BriscOe Hindman, Mr.
]. A. Ferguson. Mrs. c. W. Baurmann,
Of Chicago: Miss Mcdonald. OF Washing
ton. Mr. Frank Parker. of Richmond Dr.
and Mrs Joseph V. Winston, Mrs. \. n.
White. Mr.. W. IL White, Jr., Mr.. Taze-
well Fitzgerald. Mr.. A. j. Pizzini, MT
Charles W. Calhoun Miss Louise Bar
nett Miss Fmmie Barnett Mr.. Frank
Potts. Miss Flora Harris, Miss Ellen era
ham Carmichael Miss b. H. Smith. Miss
A. r. Howard. baltimore. Dr. w. j.
Miles. Mr.. William w. Chambcrlayne'
Mrs r. A. Palmer. Baltimore; Miss Nio'
Mrs W. c. Neaton. Refreshments were
served on the lawn during the game
Tho first lady's prize was silver hat
brush won by Mrs. Marion Z. Taylor
second ladv's prize. silver scissors, won
bv Miss Critchor: first gontleman's prize,
silver and cut-elass flask. secured by Mr..
Marion T.. Taylor, Of Louisville; second
eentleman's prize silver and pearl paper
cutter. won 10y Mr. Frank Barker or
Richmond lady's BOBBY prize. box OF
Huylcr's candy; gcntleman's BOBBY prize
silver-mounted whistle
THE ART OF ENTERTAINING.
Wednesday evning Mrs. Marion II. Tay-
Tor. of Louisville. gave a seven-hand
ouchre party. The ladies playing were
Mrs Charles r. Collins. Miss b. II.
smith. Mrs Joseph j. Winston. Mrs.
John Patterson. Mrs Marion j.. Taylor,
Mrs. r.. Fitzhugh Turner. Mrs. 7. Taylor
Bryan Mrs. Arthur Middleton Rutledge.
Mrs W. H. White. Mrs Christopher
Tompkins. Miss J. w. Watson, Mrs w.
G.. Tucker. Mrs. r. Y. Baltzer.
At half-past 10 Mr. Taylor came 10
the parlor bringing with him Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Polk Houston. Mr.. Hindman,
Miss New. Miss Della Tompkins. Miss
Nellie Tompkins and Miss Ferguson. Re
freshments were then brought I'm, and
the guests were served at the tables after
the prizes had been given.