The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-03
Social and Persona
Continued from Twelfth Page.9

Kate Meade, Mrs. Clarence Cadet; My
Little Sweethearts Letter. Cleo WheaD,
Miss Kate Meade, Mrs. cadet; Last Rose
OF SUMMER" Miss Harrison; Don't You
Cry lIu Honey Mrs. George Warren;
Sweet and Low" Messrs. Warren and
Watkins, Miss Meade, Mrs. CABOT. Mr..
George Bryan was master of ceremonies,
and gracefully introduced each singer to
the audience.
The Misses Yeager entertained the Thurs
day Whist Club, OF Church Hill, at their
home, No. 22lO East Broad Street, on
Thursday evening last. This was the
closing meeting of an enjoyable season.
After serving refreshments, the, prizes
were awarded to the successful contest
ants, Miss Ida knight winning the ladies'
first prize and Miss Jamie Walsh the
consolation prize
Mr.. a. c. Chamberlain won the gen
tlemen's first prize and Mr.. A. G. Goode,
the consolation prize.
Among those present were Mrs. P. NJ
Frazee, of New York, and Mr.. Harry G.
Moore. of Columbia, S. c.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany will run d special train to Boscobell
Station on Wednesday. June 9Th. leaving
at P NJ and returning at P. NJ, to
carry UP the party who will attend the
wedding of Miss Elizabeth Rodman Ken
non and Mr.. Julien Binford, Jr.
Miss Pigman and Miss Lille Pigman,
daughter of Captain Plgman, of the United
States Navy, are.visiting Mrs. w. S. Cope
land, No. a0C7 Grove Avenue.
On Friday evening, Miss Bessie Ry-
land at her home, on West Grace Street,
entertained delightfully."- in honor Of her
club. Among the little guests were:
Misses Kate Seldom, Brent and Ellen
Witt, Courtenay and Mary Crumy,
Anita Cousins, Meta Randolph, Daisy
Boykin, Juliet Keith, Lucille Alvey, Berta
Smith. Lucy Beverage, Edith Watkins,
Mary Drake, Mary Drewry, Lily West,
Mary Butler, Marie Cranz, Nora and
Alice weisiger, Kate Copeland, Laurie
Barrett, Edith Taylor, Mary Garrett.
Elizabeth Preston. Hennie Elicit, Page
Royal, Martha Lefebvre, Floyd Taylor,
Annie and Katharine Robinson, Lucy
Gwathmey, Louise Crump, Mary and
Nellie vanderventer, Sara Baughman
and Ruby Chewing.
There have not been many entertain
ments given that caused such delight and
enjoyment as the picnic given the Sewing
School yesterday by their teachers The
outing was to Seven Pines. and Mr. Will
bur kindly gave the use of the cars
Among the various good works effected
at the Belle Bryan Day Nursery and Free
kindergarten this Sewing School ranks
high indeed, and the Improvement that the
children make is really wonderful The
ages of the children range from seven to
fifteen years, and during the term from
FEBRUARY to June. each of the children
complete two or three garments for them
selves.
Only desire to join makes the children
eligible and the contact with their charm
ing teachers gives a refining influence
whose good would be hard to calculate.
Some OF the teachers tell interesting and
instructive anecdotes to the scholars, and
use this method OF instructing them while
they are doing their sewing.
About fifty children are enrolled Miss
Junkin is the efficient president, Miss Maria
Blair is general supervisor, and the teach
ers are Mrs James w. Sinton, Mrs. r. C.
Jones, Misses Berta Wexford, Hattie
Bryant Helen McIntire, Irene Peasants,
and Miss McCluer
The anniversary celebration given Thurs
day evening at the Jefferson by the Colonial
Danes of Virginia, In cesnmelnora ton OF
the saving of the colony by Lord Della
ware, was a brilliant event, and was one
of the most elegant functions ever given
in the city.
A number of descendants Of the BROTH
er of Lord Delaware were present.
The receiving party stood in the green
drawing room. They were:
Mrs. Herbert a. Claiborne, goWned in