The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

society Knows that and follows u, win
she rcscult that 10 is ON particularly
good terms with life. Last week ~
found matters as acceptable ass usual.
although there was hy no m ans The
unhrokon whirl of gaiciy marking the
mid-wintor season. Tho private enter
tanning was delightful and included one
affair which was enough 90 MAKE the
week memorable. the brilliant reception
given by Mr. and Mrs. james N. pooley
at their handsome estate. "Maymont.
A report in detail appeared in Thursday
Times so that nothing in that connection
remains for Sundays social columns
~ the Woman's Club Monday after
noon was spent by it's M mhers I'm en-
toyinc fine musical programme 90
which Miss Dllard 81 New York, Miss
Ncely OF Norfolk. Mr Arthur ScriVen-
or. and Miss Louise Williams all con-
tr.buted
Miss Williams who was chairman for
the evening. was acc0muunist tpianol.
All tho participants I'm the programme
received spirit cDCOrcs Miss billiard
being perhaps most enjoyed in the sere-
made. hy piernc. Miss Nicely. whose beau
~. as well as her singing. seemed 20
appeal strongly to her audience. in the
aria from DER Freischutz' and Mr..
Scrivcnor in the song can Old Garden.
Both Miss Ncoiy and Miss billiard are
me citv M this inns In order 10 favor the
chairman ON this occasion and certainly
both have placed their audience greatly
in their d.ht Both, beside their musical
gifts have personal charm. and members
.rrit,. e,rrfsb.1 ~, ln.,t t5,n .olisu,,
W6,, ,ne ,ao , ,nr og Miss .n ,o,'
,,relirni-ar,- to th. musicale proprauros
expressing. on behalf of the club. its
quests of tho chairman were Mrs H. A.
Williams Mrs j NJ Harris Mrs Mall
vern a. Patterson Mrs Robf NJ blank
enshfn Miss T.ur,. perram Mics EVELYN
Williams Miss Annie Toipb Camm and
Dr Russell Pomherton.
4. eis,@r ~ MI An. I,att.,sor So
mat Iad,.s ru,.t Miss Naelv returned
~ Norfolk TraaIr, To-uorroy after
noon at half mast 4 O'Clock. DR. Robert r.
Williams viii lecture at the club his
subject being "rhe Evolution of the
w-afnod N-nre.
Mrs. Moncurc and the Misses Wallace
f17 west Grace street, Will boz informally
4 % e o'clock
Miss Fannie Ross has recovered from
her recent attack of grippe ana was able
20 drive on Thursday
The ladies interested in the Valentine
Tea 10 be- given for the benefit of the
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also bo present fo furnish fpn Cunid
with his darts will raioic. r,ar,. beorto
Nal.ntine. and ,s,,9, ,.ul IN. fc, soie
Miss Annie Rose walker returned from
Fort Monroe. whore She has been the
guest of Captain and Mrs Hoskins. and
lefrthe same day with Mr. C. A. Walker
for Jelvl island ga v,bo,. tbe,, min o.
tend a house party
Mrs Edgar Granville Cunn left Tues
dav uirht for New York ia no abeent for
several weeks.
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The following Winch appeared I'm the
New Orleans Times Democrat will he
read with interest by "a number Of Ricb-
rnond people:
cone of the most attractive of our visit
ING girls Is Miss Fannie Goodwin. Of
Wvthevllie. Va. who Will lie the euest for
some weeks OF Mrs. Carl Onenteu ana
who has beon the recinient OF numerous
conrfcsies from our hast neo,ie .,irce nor
arrival Mics Goodwin hi i ,erv AN
1,ounr woman boldine. berself With q eor,
Of svyavinr greatness which is the com
binafion of pliable ,.oufh and DIGNITY she
has the hleh-bred air of "A true daughter
~ Inc colonial State and numbers anone
her kinsnen some ,f fbe sferiir,, ola f,rn-
gies termed half-facctiousl, ~ y W.
ber roofber MS 4 Miss Dutberford ~
Rlehond Miss Goodwin is a fearless
horsewoman. graceful dancer and a
pianlste Of merit. Perhaps her most inter
esfing gift IS her facility with her pen.
which has evolved some clever stories and
verse. which only ber roodestv keeps from
he reading WORLD
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