The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-04

Fancy dance-NfisS Maudie Miller.
Narcissus dance-A1iss Agnes Cooper.
Highland Fling-N1iss May Ledford
A number of delightful box parties were
given on Tuesday evening to witness the
performance of Oliver Goldsmith.
One was given by Mr.. Richard Talia-
ferro His guests were Misses Madeline
English, Maria N1oseley, N1essrs. Granville
Gray, Pollard Cardoza, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Blakenship.
Mr.. and Mrs John Walker gave box
party Tuesday evening to Governor and
Mrs. Tyler and the Misses Tyler.
On the same evening Mr.. Williamson
Talley and Mr. George Gibson gave a
box party to Mr.. and Mrs Ashton
Starke Miss Eleanor Bosher and Miss
Lucie Hayes.
Miss Edna Atkinson has issued invita-
lions to O card party for next Friday
evening.
Miss Jane rutherford entertained very
oharmingly with cards Friday afternoon
in honor of her niece, Miss Florence Ruth
orfoord Goodwin. Of Wytheville. There
were six tables of four-hand euchre. The
prizes were won by Miss Eli NIaury
Werth, Miss Maria Williams, and the
consolation by Miss Sara Harrison. A
delicious collation. was served on small
tables after the game.
Miss Alice Doyle entertained dOout sew
enty-five young people delightfully."- Fri
day evening at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Doyle. DIG Park ave-
nue.. Progressive hearts was the game.
After some very spirited playing the
prizes We're won by the following: First
prize. Nellie Davenport, a silver hat
brush: second. Helen Stevens, a gauze
fan: first boys prize. William Archer, a
scarf pin: second prize, Cecil Stevens, a
match safe. The consolation was won by
Avis Grant, a gold stick-pin. After the
game dainty supper was served on
small tables.
A delightful card party. of Wednesday
evening. was given by Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Chambers, to their guest. Miss Eliza
beth Kennedy.
Mrs Murrell. of Bedford: Misses Kate
and Agnes Edwards. Cassie Taylor. Irene
Bossieux, Lacy. Garland; Messrs. Richard
Taylor, Mayo, Cabell. Slaughter, Watson,
Richardson, Drs. Edwards. and Thomas
Merrick
The prizes were wons by Miss Cassie
Taylor and Mr.. Richard Taylor.
A most charming tea wits given Friday
afternoon by the ladies spending the win
ter at Mrs. Duvals.
The rooms were tastefully decorated in
pink carnations and palms and pink shad-
ed candles.
The ladies rece.veing were: Mesdames
Judge Harrison, Frank Male. M f.
AIaury, William Tompkins. B. NJ Abbott
Luther Warren, Walter Palmer, A. Roy
Ellerson.
The young ladies in the dlning-room
were: Misses Wormeley, Werth, Moore,
Ellerson and Stuart.
Among those who called were: Mesdames
Hoge, Oliver Sands. Charles Bor-
der, Ellerson, Wexford, Hall, Courtney
Jenkins, Farlard Dickinson, Charles
Pecot. Benjamin Nash. Lyell. John Hun
ter. J.. Daniel, Kent, Wytheville; Tatum
Gibson. James Gordon. Mosby, Charles
Mosby, W. Meade Clarke, William J..
Walker. Hodges. Bentley. William J..
whitehurst, Junius Morris. Perkins,
Easeley, Duke, John Dunlop, Miller,
Clarke, Robert Blankenship. Conquest,
Lafertv. Montague, Beniss. Parker,
Crun,p. .Morson. Wise Lathrop, Patton,
Brock, Blair, Travers. Lamb. Hewitt,
Dawson. Hairston. MCGUIRE, Hair, Mott
ing, Garn6tt,# Wallace. MISSES Manly, sAd-
olson, Herndon, Moore. Sue Harrison,
Rely, Annie Gordon. Bernard Harvie,
Suillau1ne, Evelyn Gordon. Matte Harris,
Sara Harvte, Marian Michaux, Mary
Hatcher. Lizzie Townes. Page Booker,
Francis Gibson. Knox Archer. Kent. Min
lie 9Boyldn, Stringfellows Snoot. Roberta
Minor. Jane Leake. Mary Harrison. Har-:
let Lightfoot. Katherine Montague, Mary
Randolph and Alice Hotchkiss.
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The Friday german was given at the
Masonic Temple Friday evening with its
Usual success.
Mr.. Tyler Brock led with grace and
kill.
Among those present were Mrs. W.eBen
oalner and Mrs. Byrd Warwick, Misses
Ifitdewicz. OF Baltimore: jamie Fisher.
Ielyn Dietrich Ruth Robins, Edna |
7arnes Adkins, Telha!r Fodxron. OF
sewanee. Tenn: Rehecca D1clerson. Of |
saroltne county Rose Morris, Kate Dog. |