The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-23

be amused il ough, 90 have been SUI
premely happy last week. There was
certainly no dearth Of amusement in
week which included the brilliant recep-
ton at the Westmoreland. the delightful
Richmond german. several teas. informal
az homes. receptions and card parties.
The season is now at IT'S height As for
the Wcst0reland reception. preceding is
sues have exhausted even its attractions.
so that nothing remains FOR the Sunday
column but the rcitcration Of congratula-
ton 90 the gentlemen who directed mat
tiers with such signal success.
The Richmond german is always an
occasion OF unqualified pleasure 10 the
dancers. That on Monday night sustained
the cnviable record Of the club. and was
thought by many present 20 be even cX-
coptonally delightful. Mr.. Edward
Palmer led, the chaperones being Mrs
Thomas Boiling. Jr. Mrs. David b. Ten
nant. Mrs. George Ben Johnston Mrs
O. OBJ. Cowardin. Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee
Mrs. James w. Allison. Mrs. Levin
Joynes. and Mrs. Thomas y Carter.
Among the dancers were Misses Hattie
and Fanny Ross. Mr.. and Mrs George
Edward Kent the Misses Harris, the
Misses Cameron. tho Misses Page. Of
lAfhfs bessie NaIAlif 'lhNAld 7 HAilifAF
Meme and Leila Myers Mary Hi, Judith
Deane. Cooke Bosher. Archer. Pace
Hayes Wexford Skipwlth Hartz, Bierne
Lindsey. Mcclure Meredith. Gray. Ten
nant. Alfriend. Hoskins Mosely, Walker,
MAYO Watkins StringfellOw. Forbes.
Mrs. Buck Mrs Ashton Starke. Mrs
John SHELTON Williams. Mrs Charles
Evelyn Smith. Mrs Adoiphus Blair, Mrs,
Grey Skipwith. Mrs Edward Mayo Mrs
Moncurc Perkins.
Mcssrs W S. =. Mayo. William IT,
Grant Jr.. W w Morton. George W.
Morris Preston holland. Fred Peasants
Jack Palmer Arthur Peasants Leigh
Page. Allen Potts J. j. Patton W IT.
Palmer. Jr.. ia. w Palmer. James II.
Patterson. John rutherford. Ashton
Starke. Charles T. Smith. r. b. Scott.
@ Or. Cowardin. Thomas y. Carter.
Ned Christian. Robert Campbell Frank
Davenport A. +. Donnan. William G..
Ferguson John p. Georre George 4.
Gibson. r. II. Gaines. a. T. Harris. Jr..
John W. Harrison Saunders HObson. A.
u. Holiday. Meriwcthcr Jones. J. T. An
dersOn. j. W. Allison. Joseph r. Andcr-
son. Archer Anderson. q. -. Antrim. J.
J.. Antrim. Thomas Atkinson. John W.
Atkinson. st. George Anderson. Otis Al
friend. Thomas Boiling Gus Breaux.
Charles T.. Rolling Percy BOsher. 4. u.
Blair Adolphus Blair. IT, f. Baskerville.
r. n. Blankenship. Frank Blankenship.
David Currio. John Currio DIR. George
Ben Johnston. William n. Johnston. Lev
I'm Jovnes John II. LYONS. George *. Lee.
Dr. III. Mcclure William r. Nassie. T.
G. Massie. J.. r. Myers. T.. r. y. Myers.
Jr, kirkwood Mitchell T.. G.. Mayo z. o.
McCahe Allan Talbot W. r. Tenant.
W r. Trieg. William T. Tompiins. John
shelton Williams Arthur SHELTON willy.
Lancaster Williams John p. Young. w.
j Walker. John Walker. G.. A. Walker.
Ed Robertson.
MISS May Handy left Richmond Friday
evening for Baltimore. She Will he Mice
Jesse Tysons guest for two weeks. tho
two then going 20 New York. where they
will stop at the Waldorf
Mr.. T. c. Williams. Jr.. left Saturday
morning Tor a business trip to Baltimore
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs William Anderson clas-
gov arc at the Jefferson. and Mrs Glaq-
gov is generally voted one OF the most
charming young married women who has
ever visited Richmond
The engagement Of Miss Chloe Tvler
Sans. daughter of the Rev. Julius sans
j. D.. % Mr.. Edward Duffy. of the raj
timore Bar is announced. The wedding
Will take place Tuesday. January 25th al
s o'clock J.. NJ. at Holy Trinity church
Owing 90 the recent death Of Mrs. Horace
II. Sans. Of Norfolk Va, no invitations
VIII be issued.
Miss Virginia Underwood. OF Morris
town. y. j.. Is the guest Of Miss Alice
Archer. She will be remembered with
pleasure by all who met her during her
former visit To Richmond
Miss Rebocca Martin. daughter OF DR..
r. +. Martin. of Lynchburg. and Miss
Louise Waller. also Of Lynchburg, are
visiting Miss Edwards. daughter OF Dr.
Landon q. Edwards.
The informal tea at tho Womans club
Monday afternoon was most pleasant.
as usual, a number OF strangers being
present. Among these were Mrs. w.
stanard Wood. 10 Avenue d'Eylau. Paris.
France: Miss Ford of 81. Louis; Mrs.
John G. Williams Of Orange: and Mrs.
J. L. Rogers. OF Newburgh n. y.
Tea was served by Mrs. Joseph A.
White. Mrs. Il. d. Williams and Miss
Mary Lewis.
Tomorrow being Virginia Day at the
Club. a special programme has been ar
ranged for its celebration, at $50 o'clock
an the evening Miss Augusta T. Daniel
befng the chairman. The subject FOR pre-
eentatlon Will be Efforts Of Virginia
Women to Preserve History" The Asso-
citation for the Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities will be represented by Mrs.
CYNTHIA g. r. Coleman. the Mount Yer
non Association by Mrs Philip \. Bruce,
the Confederate Memorial Literary So
cletv bv Mrs T. G. Minor. and the Daugh-
ters OF the CO1federacy by Miss Mary a.
Smith Of Warrenton.
on this occasion members are entitled
90 invite gentlemen or ladies holding visit
ors cards. but 70 ladies' residing In Rich
mond
on wednesday afternoon Mrs. Casks
Cabeu's ability 10 present current events
,ntertainingly drew many 10 the club class
room IN spite OF Indictment weather. De-
tailed account Of the interesting summary
which she made appeared in Thursdays
rrirnes After the meeting on next We'd
,csdav afternoon Miss Alice Jones, OF
Norfolk who Is visiting her cousin MIS-.
wexford Reed. 100 south Third street, has
kindly consented 20 sing.
ur Orrte Langhorne, OF California, has
ro,rchased the handsome house on west
.rrankl,n street now occupied by Mr.. ano
Ar. Allan Donnan. The latter will IN
80 veeks remove 20 north Cherry street.
e.s,dents In the neiei borhood regret ex-
-.s.xsne,v AR. and Mrs DOMAINS ~