The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29


and great things are expected for him
Ia the future
Miss Bmie Marshall. of Fauquier coun-
Is, is the guest of Or. and Mrs j. 5.
Wexford.
General and Mrs Bradley Johnson are
az Mrs. Duval's, on east Franklin street
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Male and family
will arrive IN town on Tuesday
Apropos of a brilliant entertainment
given under fashionable auspices last
week. al the Academy Of Music. Baiti-
more the Herald" of that city has the
following: Miss Mary Mayo, OF Rich
mond, Va, who is the guest Of friends
in Baltimore, appeared I'm the dance Of
all nations led by Miss Emma Wilson,
In both of the Die Puppenfee perform
ances taking the place of Miss Forbes
whose name was on the programme. bet
who decided not 10 dance
The Misses Darlington. Of Warrenton
are now visiting Miss Mary Hid. on
former visits they have been much ad-
mired and will be warmly welcomed.
Mrs. Nelson and Miss Bland Nelson. Of
Sewanee. Tenn, are visiting Mrs. John
$ Munce, 8 west Main street.
Mrs. T. A. Hessberg and family. of New
port News. are the guests Of Mrs. Hanna
Slrause. They come TO attend the double
marriage on the 9Th of February Of Mrs
Hessberg's sisters-Aiiss Carrie Strause
to Mr.. Max Heller. of philadelphia and
Miss Mamie to Mr. a. Dettelbach, of this
city.
Mr. Fred V. Gum. the well known
Cary-street broker. and Miss Maude Por-
ter viii be married at the residence OF
AIR. James H. Vaughan, February 2sth.
Miss Elizabeth Turner. Of Philadelphia
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mr. Grays0n, Of William and Mary. spent
few days last week with MI Spencer
Henley.
Miss Annie Lafane is the guest Of Mrs
Stuart. OF Church HIl.
The ladies' Of ON His Name Circle Of
Seventh-StreeL Christian church Will give
ia The lecture room of The church Friday
evening. February "a. 40 5 ociOck. An
Evening of Illustrated Song Among
those who viii take a. prominent part
are Mesdames George Warren and Walter
Duke. Misses Margle Knowles and Mary
Bell Messrs. Frank Mccarthy oWlrl
BoWles. Joseph White, Walter Watkins
and Mccall The University College OF
Medicine Giee club Will render nslru-
mental music.
ANY entertainment for the benefit of
the Virginia Home for Incurables has a
claim upon the public which is unfaiinsiy
recognized. and 81 is cordially hoped mat
mis- one may be widely palronized.
The last Of the series OF drawing-room
entertainments under tie auspices Oh
Mrs. Caskie Cabeu and Miss Bessie pace
viii be that on Thursday next Whch
viii DO known as a "ltussian' evening,
and promises 20 be, perhaps. the most
delightful OF the entire series; each oil
which has been distinct success. Ihere
viii be an orchestra TO furnish the instru-
mental music, which includes some real
gems chosen from the choicest compost
tions OF distinguished Russians. The
musical details of the evening, indeed,
will be particularly elaborate. and the
readings by Mrs. Cabell VIII consist OF
prose from eminent Russian noVelists,
and verse carefully chosen from Russian
poets The land Of snow Will be clearly
suggested in the establishment of the
rooms. and indeed. all details have been
mapped out with the utmost care.
Judge II. T. Blair, his wife and daugh-
ter. Will next week be with Mr.. Ii. @.
Cannon, 1905 Grove avenue.
On Tuesday. at the meeting Of Miss
Blair's Shakespeare class, delightful
programme was presented. English His
torical Plays" being the general subject.
On Thursday Talk on Art as an In
PRODUCTION TO Florence and Pisa was
much enjoyed.
4 delightful tea was given by the
Misses Morrison on Thursday evening.
tho receiving purity consisting of those
young ladies. together with their guest,
Miss Walk. OF New York: Mrs W. W.
Archer: Mrs Howard Hoge. Mrs William
g. Bentley. the Misses Harris and Miss
lsOlene Moses
Among many callers We're Mrs. George
Ben Johnston, Mrs. T. G. Minor, Mrs.
John Scott Mrs. Adair Peasants Mrs.
Reginald Gillian, Mrs. and Mss Nor
decM. Mrs. William II. Robins the Misses
Robins, the Misses Norwood Miss sara
Harvie, Mrs. d'eyton Darlington, Miss
Darlington and Miss Helen Lea.
On Friday night Miss Sarah Ruther-
foord entertained a majority Of the child.
rem Of the fashionable set In honor OF her
charming little niece, Miss Elizabeth
Lewis Wheat. The programme proved
delightful and consisted OF q donkey en-
iertainment during the early part OF the
evening, with dancing and games later.
An tho children were daintily ana beau
tlfuly dressed, making a captivating lit
TO group.
The receiving party consisted OF Miss
Elizabeth Lewis Wheat, who wore white
null and insertion over pink.
Miss Frances Il. Wheat, white organdie
with red ribbons.
Miss Mary Warfield Crenshaw, white
china silk and pink ribbons