The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-23
Many Prominent Entertainments Mark
the Close.
GOLF TOURNAMENT AT LAKESIDE
4 Most Delightful Day Spent at This
Attractive CIub--Richmond Ger
man and Junior CotiIlon--
The Colonial Tea.

| cars carried many ~ Aiip a'''iaN'''N'N N'-
house, for the golf tournament.
! Pink coats were numerous on the links
and the players seemed not 70 have lost
! any enthusiasm in transit through in
element weather from the city. The par
" was a gay one, intent upon pleasure
and determined to have It, however lit
tie the skies might promise. The first
/ lady's prize was won by Mrs. George
Warren her winnii & score being Is net.
Miss Callle Ryland won the second and
for the third there was tie between
Misses Mary Page and Pauline Powers.
Mr.. Burnett won the first gentleman
prize: Mr. Edward Harrison, the second
| and Mr.. Palmer the third. The presenta-
ton speech was made by Mr. :. ;. y.
Patteson. At ? o'clock very delicious
lunch was served at the club house tn
which. owing to the bleak atmosphere,
most Of those not playing benz their way
! considerably before that time. thanks 10
| the courtesy Of Mr.. Richmond Lewis
president of the club. and OF Mt WIZ
! liam r. Johnston. who did the honors
I with his accustomed fNiNlfAtANs INV t't'N
cess. the club house proved as decided an
attraction as the game The last OF the
party did not return until quite late
spending almost an entire day at tho
Z pretty country place II Is matter TOR
! concentration that so decided a stimulus
! has been given 10 interest In out-oi-door
. life BY the advantages which Lakeside
offers and certainly IL would seem thar
( this kind Of interest is steadily lncreds-
| ing
SOME or THOSE PRESENT.
Among those present were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. John II. Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. Ham
Peasants. Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Joynes'
Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. -. Myers. Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. T. y. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles +. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs f. W.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. John Mallory. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Powers. Mr.. and Mrs W. +. Morgan.
Mesdames W. L. Royal Thomas Boil
ling. c. p. Iathrop. A. T.. Donnan. j.
A. Welch. W. r. Palmer, Frank Male.
Otway Allen a. II. Christian, Samuel
Martin. Chiles Terrell. Randolph, hel-
logg. ellis. Eccles. Misses Annie Gray
Judith Deane, Nellie Parker. Anne Grant,
Sue Skipwith. Callie Ryland. Helen Mon
tague. Berta Wexford. Fannie Ross Eva
De Treville, the Misses Page. of Clarke
county: Miss Thompson and Miss Smith
OF Buffalo: Pauline Powers, Major Fred.
r. Scott, Captain j. w. Pegram, Messrs.
s S =. Patteson. r. G.. Rennolds. j.
X. Jones. Dudley Mcdonald Richmond
Lewis. Kirkwood Mitchell, l.. V. Williams.
II A Williams W. r. Parrish. W. r.
Johnston. r. G. Workman. j. +. Palmer.
| w H. Palmer. Jr.. Charles Stringfellow.
Frank Potts. II. c. Burnett Charles II.
Burnett. Thomas VIM G. W. Wing
field. Edward &. Mayo. ". s. p. Mayo.
| George Reid. r. IA. Meade, T. II. Sy-
| mington T. W holland r.. o. McCabe,
| Eddie Ouarles Eddie Harrison. w. II.
| Blair. William Townes. Abe Warwick,
/ George a. Gibson. II. $. Halves. J. 5.
Crenshaw Curtis Cauthorn. r. W. JEFF
cry w. II. Grant Jr. ". W. Morton,
4 r. Holiday \. W. Martin, Of Balti-
more.
NJ = n 1aneborne has returned from
t1a,.a,a CHI rescbing Richmond YES
/ tcrda,.
To-day is ASH wednesday ana maui
Surdles the Lehleh season. III an Oh 1H"
1 hpiscoPdl ana h"ihah Oahonc chur'he9
there viii be special services. FROM no"
until Easter there will be lull IN SOCIAL
| life, although as ~ former seasons SIM
pie entertaining for the dement, oil needy
ch"Il'ies - no .ol's''',v' ..o - q,
no better use to make OF the penltHitlal
season than TO help the needy. All prl-
Vate entertaining however VIII noml-
| nally cease. society having sci the seal
of its approval upon the supeihcal oDser-
vance at least OF Lent 10 inc ueNou1
| II is periol OF prayer idSliii5 anu
( faithful attendance upon the services OIL
| the church-a period OF special seil-eA-
mastery 10 society, If it be nothing
| more II is a season of abstinence from
| entertaining and being entertained-a
| time 10 rest and recuperate from the Ell
! iects OF winters gaiety. rms year the
post-Easter programme IS Par'lcuiar-
~ interesting one.
Last night the ante-Lenten season came
| to a close in a whirl OF gale'y-thefe
were the Richmond german the junior
coullion and card party by popular
! fashionable hostess WINTER 1873 u oFei
now. so far as the gay world Is concerned
! and looking back 1t says truly mat the
season has been a most pleasant one.
Owing to the absence OF a quorum
| there was no meeting OF the Charity
| Child of tho Virginia Hospital. as cX-
pected