The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
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mites in charge Of The tea which was
given in honor Of the U. d. G. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Regent. Mrs. b. l.. Purcell; Vice
Regent, Mrs. Virginius Hall. Correspond
ing Secretary. Miss Nellie Boykin; Record
ing Secretary Miss Nellie Tree: Treasurer.
Mrs. Junius Morris. Historian. Miss Mary
NJ. p. Newton. Registrar. Mrs. j. X. V.
Daniel. The Office of second vice-regent
created by the new bylaws, VIII be hlled
by Mrs Charles Davenport.
Among those present at the meo-ing
were: Mesdames u. l.. Purcell, william
Graham. William Writ Henry, Kate VIM,
lanes II. CaDers. Jr.. g. w. II. Brock,
Junius Morris. Virglnius Hal, James
Lyons. Matthew Bland Harrison, Mary
Louise Harrison I.arkn GlazebrOok, Dab
ney Crenshaw. ]. r. " Daniel. r. Adam.
Misses Mary Morrison. Annie Snyder.
Mary. Florence. Bessie Hunter. Roberta
Allen, Nellie Tree. Mary Lyons. Mayo.
Virginia Peasants. Nina Randolph and
Lucy Clair Atkinson.
Mr. James c. Gray IS visiting his
mother. Mrs. Agatha Gray, on Fifth
street.
Mrs. Frances j. Halyburton Will spend
the winter IN Richmond at No. 200 east
Franklin street.
Miss Elizabeth Powers. who has been
visiting Mrs. William Wade, will return
to her home in Port Royal this week.
Miss Anne Mason Lee will leave this
week fof Birmingham, Ala. TO spend
month with her cousin, Miss Mary Johns
ton.
Tho ladies' matinee musicale will meet
at No. $40 Floyd avenue, next Friday
afternoon at half past four o'clock The
programme will be made up from the
German composers.
Among the charming entertainments OF
the week was the delightful AT Home"
OF Mrs. T. A. Baughman and Miss Mary
Barney Baughman, in honor Of their
guest. Miss Florence kemper, Of Orange
county. The handsome parlors were ar
tlstlcally decorated with chrysanthemums
and lamps, and presented a scene OF
loneliness and beauty, as Mrs. Baughman,
assisted by the following ladies, received
her guests: Miss Mary Barney Baughman,
Miss Florence Kemper. Mrs James II.
Drake, Miss Mamie Harrison, OF Ala,
and Mrs. Calvin Stewart Chrysanthe-
NUNS were also prominent among the dec
oratons In the dlning-room, and the ia
bic laden with dolicac.es and resplen-
dent with cut-gass and silver
Miss Minnie Baughman served the chloe
olate and Miss Mary Smith dispensed
the ices I'm a pleasing manner. The tea
Graff
those who assisted I'm the dinlng-rOOm
were Misses Madge Weisiger Agnes Nc
earthly. Elizabeth f. T0wnes Maude
Kent Lucille Carlton Holiday, Ethel Carl
ton and Annie Gordon. Some Of those
who called were Mrs. William c. Bentley
Misses Mary Coles Darlington, Mabel
Marcy. Leila Gray Halle Cooke, jamie
Sch0en. Annie Bentley, Lucy Atkinson,
Anne Mason Lee, Mrs. Alferd Gray Miss
Rachel Cooke. Mrs. j.. r. Hamberlin,
Misses Page Booker Belle Tylor, Glenn,
Meade Burweu Cannon Matte Purcell,
Mesdames j. i. Glenn, Ere man, L. War
rngton Wise, Breeien, j. Addison Cooke
and Herbert Wels!ger.
Mrs George B. McAdams is visiting rel
auves in Charlotte. n. c.
Miss Simpson. Of South Carolina, will
be the guest Of the Misses Harvie, on
south Third street. this week.
Miss Condo Roy Bridges, Of Ashland
Va, will make her debut in Richmond
this winter as the guest Of Miss Warwick
on Franklin street
Miss Evelyn Taib frosser who has
been visiting in Weldon and Garysburg
n. c., since June. returned home this
week
A very delightful german was given on
Friday evening by the Junior German
Club at the Jefferson Hotel. The chape-
rones were Mesdames Adolphus blair, L.
D. Hotchkiss, y. L. Hewitt, Joseph A.
White and luther Dawson. Among those
present were Misses Edith white, Louise
Atkins. Josephine Tyler. Kerne of Nor
folk Lena Shields, Lille Tyler Mary
Bidgood. and Messrs. Henry Hotch-
kiss, Thomas Leary. Charles Bargamin.
Percy Montague, David Lynch, Allan
Jones. william Taylor and George Nc
Adams The german was very beautifully
led by NIr Henry IIotchkss with Miss
Nora Ieary, who introduced many new
and intricate figures.