The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
TILE TIMES: RICHMOND VA.SUNDAY. NAY 6. 1900

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ceiyed alone. Miss Willie Saunders ss ~
ed punch. and Miss Pauline Powers MISS
, Helen Waddey and Miss Matte foila l1'
assisted In the dinIng-roon
tMrs. Herbert IA. claiborne was hes e'ss
at a most a attractive luncheon on Weui1es-
day in honor of Mrs. Hill, of Soulh55 Sa1 :
lima
The floral decorations OF the exquisi.eiy
appointed table were lilies of the saieS
and honeysuckle. Mrs. Claiborne guess l1
were: Mrs Hill, Mrs. Simon bol,Nsi
Buckner, Mrs. James Aston Gapeii, NJ "
William T.Robins and Miss LOUISA cas117
borne.
Miss Edith Jones Wednesday afternoon
entertained the Matinee Euchre y ~
most delightfully."- at her home, on 1fiosa
Avenue The decora tons were lilacs ana
ma rcissus. The guests We're:
Misses Bessie Lam IT, Ioltle l's,ni-
bert. Helen Quarles, Lucy Quaries, Jane
Schoen, Grace ,Swasey, Ellis Glenn, laI
RE Hartman, RufTin. OF Danylue. e-asie
Watkins, Harnsberser, Margaret t1ss i ..
Sadie Jeffress, Bessie Cattn, -l q
English, Baird. Mabel Walker. .l'os i
sShafer Of Bon Air: Pauline powers
Turner. of New Kent: JAMIE Wlnso
ArmISleaO, A1s's
Louise Lee, Addie Chain. Mamie Baush-
man, Caroline Holiday, Bessie Ehyson
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Elicit gave very
handsome dinner to the Central Building
Committee of the Baptist Orphanase
Tuesday. Among those present were ) uose
-Moffett. of Roanoke: DR.. McConeil' Oh
Lynchburg; Mr.. Schmelz, OF hampton
Mr.. HOLIDAY, superintendent OF the o.
phanage. The table was decorated An
MA dam ,Testout roses
One of the most brilliant musical events
of the evening was that given at liie
Jefferson last evening by the l1aaies
Matinee Musicale The Jefferson oaIi-
room was filed to Overlooking. ana every
number on the programme met with en-
thusiastic applause.
Miss Absolute has a beautliul supp Hhiio
voice of great range and sweetness.
Mr.. F-ronani is ma gnificient performer
on the piano, and was compelled 10 re-
spond to several encores. me superb
Sonata Of Rubenstein. rendered by MISS
billiard and Mr.. Fronani, was artistic IN
the extreme, Miss billiard was never
heard to better advan tase.
The programme was as follows:
Rubenstein, Sonata, Opus XIX, Miss
billiard and Mr.. Fronani; (a) Ascherfeld.
Greetings, Miss Absolute; CD .Denza,
May Morning, Miss Absolute; Schutt,
Canzonette, Mr.. Fronani: Raft, Polka de
la Refine Mr. Fronanf; Proch, Theme,
with variations, Mr. Fronani; (D Dessau,
Traumerci, Miss Absolute; (b) ZarcycI
Mazurka, Miss Auschutz; (a) Greig,
Papilhons, Miss billiard; (b) Mohr,
Mazurka, Miss billiard; (c) Brahms, Hun
garian Dance, Miss billiard
OBJ oi,,cr
Conservation Party" at the home Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ST. c. But
Ter, No. 1902 Floyd Avenue, from to s
o'clock Friday. afternoon.
The decorations were La France roses
and pink carnations.
Misses Mamie Waddill and Ellen Witt
were the prize winners. After the game
q dainty supper was served.
Those present We're: Misses Garlic
Minor, Henne Elicit, Carrie Rennolds,
Ellen Witt, Lille West. Mary Drewry.
Page Royal, Mary Drake, Lora CruHp,
Grace Neal. Meta Randolph. Kate Sed-
don, Sarah Baughman, Kate Andrews
Anita Cussen. Mary HARDWOOD, Berta
Smith, Edith Taylor, Bessie Ryland,
Brent Witt and Mamie Waddin.
Miss Cora Younger entertained the
Merry-Go-Round Club most pleasantly
Friday evening at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Younger, on
South Third Street.
The decora tons were In lilacs. The
game of hearts was played. Miss Mamie
Walker received first prize, Miss Alice
Doyle the second, and Miss Ha title
Shields the consolation.
Those present were Misses Mary Drake,
Mary Moulton. Mary Drewry. Annie
Waddiu. Alice Doyle, Avis Grant. Anna
Purcell, Carrie Neal. Hattie Shields,
Louise Clarke, Frances Warwick, Louise
Williams, Anna Bell Forbes, Louise Nc
Adams, Minnie Walker, Helen Tanner,
Marian Smith. Lille Upshur, Ethel Nc
Cav. Fanny Jenkins. Ella Hammond.
Langhorne Cosby, Louise Crutchfield and
Helen Eichelberger
The Twentieth Century Congress, which
convened Friday afternoon, was exceed
ingly clever, and clearly showed how
much the ladies had gained in parliament
tary ruling from their teacher. Mrs.
Lillian Cole-Bethel.
Miss Claire Guilaun1e was Clerk of the
House, and Miss Blanche Morgan Ser
geant-at-Arms. Some Of the senators
were as follows: Mrs Grover Cleveland.
Miss Jane Rutherfoord; Mrs. Mark
Hanna, Mrs. Davenport; Mrs. George
Dewey, Mrs. Junius Morris; Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan, Miss Coleman; Mrs.
POtter-Palmer, Mrs. tnderS SoolnSO!l,
Mrs. Jenness Miller, Mrs. E. C--AIinor;
Mrs Rorer, Mrs. L. c. Dashell; Mrs.
Banington Booth, Miss Eleanor Tree;
Miss Helen Gould. Mrs. Stephen Putney;
Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease, Miss Peasants;
Mrs. ]. Teller, Mrs. Halyburton; Clara
Barton, Miss Montague and Miss Jane
Adams; delegate from Arizona, Mrs.
Virginius Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. a. 1oen gave de-
lightful musicale last evening a their
residence on South Fourth Street, in honor
of Miss Absolute, of Baltimore. me
artists OF the evening were Miss Harri-
son, Mrs. Durett, Mr.. Guigon. Miss
Absolute, Mr.. Shepherd Webb and
Mrs. Hoen, and the music rendered was
thoroughly enjoyed. A dainty supper was
served after the programme
The guests were: Mrs. Geo. Hyde and
Mrs. Rid. Lawson. of Baltimore; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mercer. hIr. and Mrs. Henry
Meloney, Mr.. land Mrs. Geo. G. Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Tanner, Ar. and Mrs. l. d.
Crump. Mrs. Durrett. Misses Nina Rand
olph, Poppenhein1, Harrison. Mary Shell
ton. Roberta Edmond, Julia Edmond,
f. Guigon Mary Absolute, Florence Dill