The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs James Y. Ramos Nj 80
Mrs John NJ Blanks, Mr. ana N,S'
Henry Thomas. Mrs. Nelson 49,
Miss Eva Powell Mr.. Lewis GmlsuI'
Mrs. T. l.. Brown. Miss Miriam Iitcnel'
Mrs John TT. Gardner MISS Fol,a.u'
Mrs. H. J. Granger Mrs. bett"io", VI
Edgar F.. Rowe, Mr.. Frank ROVE M
and Mrs. Manly T. Ramos and others.
Mrs Harry 7. Miller left last week 10,
Alabama, where she will spend seVe'"'
weeks.
Mr. Otto 0stergren was very seriously
hurt by a fall from his bicycle "i''o
riding one evening last week
Mrs w. J. Gilman entertained hei
music class I'm most charming mahhe'
Thursday afternoon. After the nnal re-
hoarsal Of the programme for the 1oH
lowing evening refreshments were server
and games INDUCED IN. The children di.
loted 10 one of the happiest evenings o.
their lives. The final exercises or lne
class took place Friday night Inc par
ents and friends OF Mrs. Gimans pupi'
,oere delighted with the rapid advance
meut and the marked Improvement
which thoy hal made during me session.
The following is the programme OF the
musicale.
Duet-M1uary galop, Misses Burton
Instrumental solO-suss Julia X.
Powell
vocal soio-.yvhere the Sweet Mag
nolias Bloom Miss Lena Pollard.
Instrumental Solo-Miss Blanche Drew.
Instrumental Soio-"Happy Days In
Dixie Miss Eva Powell.
Duot-Jenny Lind Polka. Master Ar
thur and Miss Grace Gilman.
Instrumental SOlo-Selections from
Martha" Mss Bessie walker.
Vocal sol0-Durlnd Valse. Miss Lucy
Duggins.
Duet-"Waves Of the ocean Galop'
Misses Burton and Pollard.
Vocal solo-Tho Alpen Horn. Miss Lucy
Duggins.
Instrumen,al-"Lov Chidings," Mas
ter Olln.hus peters.
instrumental Solo-"Whip-poor-wills
Song" Miss Grace Gilman.
instrumental Royal March, Master
Arthur Gilman.
Observation-Disclosures Song" Miss
Lena Pollard.
Observation-Disclosures Harp, Miss Leila
Burton.
Duet-u Corrlcolo. Misses Pollard and
Burton.
At the closing exercises Of the Salem
Female College In North Carolina. last
Thursday. Miss Grace Cunningham or
102 east Franklin street. was graduated
I'm Instrumental music. She is the daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Cunningham,
OF this city. and the niece Of Captain
Frank ". Cunningham.
Monday night the Senior and Junior
Epworth Leagues. OF st. James Methodist
church. will entertain the members and
friends of the church. No admission fee
viii be charged and all are most cordially
Invited 20 be present The following
ladies' and gentlemen viii take part: Rev.
S. r. Maxwell. Miss Sadie WAGNER Mr..
L. g. Crutchdeld. Miss Ellington. Mr.. S.
L. Morgan. Captain Frank W. CUNNING
ham. Rev W. 3. Beauchamp, Mr.. h. w.
Bandy. Miss Doza Mitchell Mr.. John car
land Pollard, Misses Gill and Woodward.
Mr. Frank Wells. Laurel street Male
Quartotte. Miss Mamie II. Pegram. Mr..
A. q. Caldwell. Clay Street Quartette.
Mrs. W. l.. Yeamans. Misses Blanken-
ship and Robinson, and Mr.. J. Harvey
simpson.
Mr.. Clarence Fonerden who spent n few
DAYS in Richmond on his return from the
Confederate reunion AZ Charleston, left
for Norfolk last Wednesday.
The friends Of Mrs. Albert Taliaferro,
~ Gloucester county, will be glad 70 learn
that she is steadily improving.
The Junior CotilHon Club will give a
dance al Lakeside Park one evenig next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick p. Gretter gave
n delightful reception on Tuesday even
ing at their residence POI Twenty-seventh
street. north, I'm honor Of their daughter
Miss Florrie Grctter. who has Just re-
turned from her studies I'm the New York
School OF Art The following friends
called during the evening. Misses Fss.
Anderson. Eleanor Rowe. Indie Pleas
ants. Im0gene Brent Sallie Cunningham
Fannie McKerotte. Mamie Cumbea Mar
CARTE Prosser. Annie welsh, Grace Scher-
mcrhorn. Alice Goodwin. Mamie and
Bette Angel. Lillian McMinn. Mary sharp.
Nellie HCggarty. Bessie Hopkins Mamie
and Harry southern. Mary Taylor. Mary
Jackson Lizzie Andrews. Rosa Mayer.
Mrs. Ernest w Moore. and Mrs. George
McMinn Miss Gretters paintings were
much admired her miniatures OF several
well-lmown Richmond people being es-
peciaily complImented Her friends pre-
diet for her a bright future IN her chosen
field Of art
Miss Annie Lear. Of 23l6 cast Marshall
street. is in Washington visiting friends.
Mrs. sandldge. OF Amherst, who has
been visiting Mrs C.. W. Massie. 2l0l east
Broad street. has returned home.
Captain and Mrs. william Haynes. Of
Walkerton, King and queen county, Va,
are visiting at $500 east Marshall street.
DR.. and Mrs. Boveo D. Brooker have
returned 10 their home on Main street.
after a short visit to Washington.
DR.. Montelle b. Rudd, after a pleasant
visit to his old home in Powhatan county.
has returned to the city.
Mrs. Charles T. Steel. has returned from
a pleasant visit 10 her sister. Mrs. Darby,
in Baltimore.
Yesterday afternoon the men OF the
Dramatic Club give n tally-ho party TO
Glen Allen. as the closing event OF their
season. The merry party left the home
or MISS Janet Morris, 70j west Grace
street. az 420 amid the inspiring sounds
or laughter and horns. The beautiful
drive the charms of Forest Lodge. It's
lake and woodland. billiards and dancing.
lent Keen enjoyment 70 the evening. \
novel feature, and one which was enjoyed
by all, was the progressive banquet, the
men changing their seats with each
course. The return drive. through the