The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The representation Of "In A Persian
Garden ON the evening ot Iueeaay H.Nl
is now a topic OF Interested dlacur-tDu
among She fashionable SET ana every ti4H7
points 10 fun pdrlOrs ana a dl7uhct sy
ciaI and pecunlary success. Prof KEN
hsrdf has the singers i'm daily training
and the details in connection WIN t"'
readings from the Ru0alyat are peIi5
carefully directed by Mrs. Caskle CaDeii.
IL has been repeatedly stated thal lHe
entertainment is given under the auspices
and for the benefit OF the Association i"f
the Preservation OF Virginia Anuqulue
whose objects eutitlc 10 20 pubic interest
and invariably engage IL. Inc lectures
given annually are an expression on
thanks for this constant liberality. The
entertainment on Tuesday viii Commune
whatever is most delightful i'm the con-
ventiOnal tea with the features OF beau
tiful music. and discriminating readings
from the poetry
only 20 tickets will be sold and these
must be secured az the rooms Of The Nlr-
ginla Historical Society.
The condition Of Mr. Barton II. Wise
was practically unchanged yesterday.
Mrs Henry Williams Will visit rieuds
In Baltimore on Monday
Miss DimmOck who has been her guest
and has been much admired while ~
Richmond, has returned home.
A meeting OF the Hollywood Memorial
Association Jr.. was held last evening Tor
the purpose Of pertecung arrangements
for the tea. There were present Miss
Lucy Clare Atkinson. who occupied the
chair. and Mrs y. Y. Randolph. Mss
Isolene Moses, the Misses I'M and Miss
Lizzie TONNES. letter was received
from the Sons Of Veterans. kindly ten-
dering the use Of the Han for the even
Ing Of the tea and another from Or. j.
Allison Hodges, accepting the invitation
Of the junior body 20 be its orator az the
mass-meetng on May the Sd.
The receiving party at the tea will be
Mrs. Joseph Bryan, president Of the
Hollywood Memorial Association. s.
Mrs. ROsenbaum, president Of the He
brew Association; Miss Ruby BOdCKer
president Of the lakewood Association
and Mrs. Alfred Cary and Misses Bessie
Hill and Lucy Clare Atkinson. the officers
OF the Junior body.
Miss Ethel Atkinson is visiting ner sis
ter, Mrs. Dudley in Newport News.
Among the informal entertainments or
the winter none have been more enjoyed
than the AT Homes Of Mrs Norton
Savage IL west Grace Tuesday after
noon was the third and the gloom Of the
outer world only served TO heighten the
brightness OF the interior. There was
flowers: delightful music by Miss Char
ringtOn OF Warrenton. and warm well
come. Among the callers were Madame
Guiiiaume. Mrs. r. Nm. pembert0n Mrs.
George Warren. Mrs Beverley. Of Motto
way: Mrs Werth. Mrs. > ID. Davies.
Misses CharringtOn OF Warrenton. Miss
Gordon OF Charlottesville. Miss Mercer.
OF Williamsburg: Misses Hin. Miss With
cry Miss Jennie Taurus Miss Irene Bois-
se1u Miss Withers and Miss BOlsseau
served refreshments.
Mrs John Dunlop Yesterday afternoon
entertained AZ Reception Luncheon.
The winter has shown an elegant ia'i-
tude I'm these affairs but y is certainly
not undue praise 20 say Of this last one
that II was one OF the most elegant or al
The seasons series The rooms were
bright with American Reauty roses ~
stfnerb bloom The table, were o tri-
,,rs,h for both chnf md -f0S'ess bcfug
ss, with fine Old silver and cut glass with
coverings 81 lace over SILK. In the dining
roon were Misses Cahriella Page Mary
and Elsie Cameron. the Misses Harris.
Avs Connaly. Helen Cameron. Of Pc
fersburg: Bell Perkins. and the Missss
Beirne.