The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

February I'D
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Through unavoidable circumstances Mr..
J. Stewart Bryan was unable to lecture
at the Woman's Club on yesterday af-#
ternoon, and q social meeting was sub
stituted.
Mrs. William T. Oppenhimer presided
over the tea table.
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mrs. Milton Clarke, of Rochester.
New York; Mrs Mayo, williamsburg:
Miss Shoemaker, Wikesbarre; Mrs, Geo.
Dckerman, New Haven. Conn.
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones, Mrs.
William Dudley Powers, New York; Miss
Mary Lucas, Philadelphia; Miss Isabel
Walker, Pennington, Va. Miss Mabel
Starke, Water Valley, Miss; Mrs. Wat
son, Rockville, Ind; Miss Mary Allen.
Columbia, Mo-; Mrs. w. N. Page, Austed,
W. Va: Miss Sairta Oglesbey, Cleveland.
Ohio, and Miss BERTHE Glasgow, Licking
ton.
Miss Anna Belle Forbes entertained the
.tMerry-Go-Round Club" on Friday eve
ming. The game Of hearts was played
Miss Bernard Cooke won the first prize,
Miss Courtney Crump the second. and
Miss Sally Warwick the consolation An
elegant supper was served after TIE
game.
Invitations have been isseud TO the
marriage of Mr.. W. II. Myers, of Prince
George County, to Mrs. Florence Ho3e,
Of this city. The wedding will take place
April Sd.
publishes an excellent picture of Miss
Nina Randolph and one of Miss Gay
Ragland.
The Herald says of Miss Randolph:
"a young lady of Richmond who is
making a name in musical circles is Miss
Nina Randolph, daughter of Major Nor
man V. Randolph. one of the most r. omi-
nent citiz. and a man of wide finan-
cial influence. She is we'll known
in social circles, here, and her mother is
one of the most active workers and an
Confederacy.''
Mrs. James Drake. who has been visit
ing her sister in Alabama. has returned
to the city.
Mrs. William Law Clay, of Savannah,
is visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs. Hun
ter Mcguire. Mr. Clay returned to Sa-
vannah on Saturday.
Mr.. Lee Bragg will leave on April 1st
for Pittsburg. Pa, to accept a business
position in that city.
DR.. William H. Pearson left yesterday
for Hampton, to make his future home
in that city.
Miss Rosa Tucker, who mas been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Richard Sharpe.
has returned to her home, in Lexington.
DR.. b. NJ. Atkinson, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Mayo, has
returned to his home, in Staunton.
Miss Daisy Winston is home from plea
SAINT visit to relatives in Danville.
Mrs. Milton sydnor, of Warsaw, is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. W. II. Henson is the guest Of Mrs.
John e. Hoge, in Staunton.
Miss Annie 3. Smith, of 1913 South Fourth
Street. is in New York. visiting relatives
and friends at the ST. Denis Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney J. Dudley, Of
Hampton. gave a delightful card-party
last week in honor of Miss Lucy Akin
son. who is their guest.
Miss Kate Clopton, of Gloucester, who
has been visiting in the city. has
returned home.
Mrs. ]. G.. Luce and son, Edward. have
returned to their home, Eastwood, on the
To- off a,- an a,rfa
relatives and friends in New York.
Miss Lucille Nelson, charming young
lady of Culpeper, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. Greanor Neale, at NO.
a27 West Grace Street, left for her home
this Raorning, to the regret Of her many
friends here.
A cablegram was received here on Sat
urday saying Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Valentine.
had arrived safely in Liverpool, England.
The surprise party given Miss Ada
Hamlet, 1915 West Main, by the Leafmore
Club was a great success and greatly
enjoyed by all in attendance. the follow
ing ladies and gentlemen being present:
Misses Leila and Ruth Atkinson, Annie
and Pocahontas Walton. Daisy Holmes,
Annie Cooper, Jennie Hughes: Messrs
Willie and Legion Robinson, Rollins Clark,
Willie and George Hamlet, Harvey Wal
ton, Grant Walker, John Fenson and ].
E. Slaughter.
Mrs. Mann S. Valentine has presented
to the Virginia Historical Society," one
of the stamps that was used on the tea
that was emptied out by the citizens of
Boston into Boston harbor, and WHAT
led up to the Revolutionary War.
Mrs. Valentine found this stamp for
sale here IN Richmond. bought it, and
gave it to the society.
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