The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27

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There have been few events this week
tn disturb the tranquility into which
society has settled. But those were the
more enjoyed for the very reason of their
rarity.
physicians, an excursion to Old Point,
and the pilgrimage to Jamestown were the
most interesting happenings of the week.
ON Thursday evening Miss Mary Evelyn
Drewry entertained hec friends delight
fully at her home, on East Franklin
Street. During the evening an elegant
supper was served in the dlning-room.
The decorations were in pink. Those
present were Mrs. Adolphus Bia1r. Mrs.
John Cullen, Mrs Thomas a. Morton;
Misses Anne Drewry, Mamie Walker,
Cora Younger, Ella Hammond. Carrie
Neal. Hattie Shields, Marian Smith,
Louise Williams, Louise McAdams. Anna
belle Forbes, Mary Moulton, Mary Drake,
Lille Upshur, Ethel Mccarthy, tanny
Jenkins. Louise Herbert, Lillian Bintora,
Alice Doyle Lisa Archer. Helen stevens,
Anna Purcell Bessie Ryland. Mary But
Ter, Sara Baughnan, Marie Cranz, Lille
West, Mamie Waddell. Carrie Rennoids,
Bernard Coke, Avis Grant: Messrs. Cess
nor Harrison, William Turner, Inomas
,Grundy. Amele Baughman, Edward Saun-
ders. OFT Drake, Herbert Claiborne,
Barksdale Lathrop, Addison Rennolds,
Croxton Gordon. Charles Stokes, Archer
Cannon, Paul Stevens, Peachy Ryiand,
William Herbert, Lanaon Mason, Seldom
Herbert, Mcdonald Wexford, i-Landon
Wexford. William Archer, Guy Binford.
Robert Daniel
A delightful reception was rendered the
members of the American Medico-Psycho-
logical Association and their wives Thurs
day evening by the four Virginia hospitals.
Before the reception, through the kind
ness of Mr.. IL. II. Cloves ana Mrs. Gill,
a delightful entertainment was given at
the Roof-Garden. ms. ellis boys gave
their czke-waIk, which met with the
applause it always receives.
Supper was served during the evening.
The Reception Committee was composed
OF Dr. and Mrs. w. f. Drewry, of Peters
burg: DIR. Ben. B!ackford. Staunton: DR..
r. J. Preston, of Marion DR.. L. s. Foster,
of Williamsburg; DR.. and Mrs. c. w. P.
Brock, Mrs. j. Allison Hodges DR.. A. G.
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. julius Strause; DR..
J. r. Gildersleeve, OF Tazewel.
Among those present were DR.. and Mrs.
J. G. Rogers, of Indiana; DR.. c. 3 Burr.
of Michigan; DR.. and Mrs Howard, of
Boston; DR.. and Mrs. Scrivenor, of Mas
sachusetts: Or. and Mrs Evans, of New
Jersey: DR.. and Mrs. Houston, of New
Hampshire: DIR. and Mrs Eyeman, OF
Ohio. DR.. and Mrs. French, of Massa-
chusetts: DR. and Mrs. Murphy, OF North
Carolina: DIR. and Mrs. Howard, of New
York; DIR. and Mrs. Hartman, OF New
York: Dr. and Mrs Cook, OF illinois; Dr.
and Mrs Smith, of New York: Dr. and
Mrs. S. e. Smith, of Indiana; DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis, of Ohio; DR.. and Mrs. Elliott;
DR.. and Mrs. Chaplin, of Philadelphia; DR..
and Mrs A1osher. of Albany; DR. and
Mrs. Page, of Massachusetts,; DR.. and
Mrs Runge, of ST. Louis: DR.. and Mrs
Lane, of Boston; DR.. and Mrs. Allison
of New York; DR.. Nesb!tt, OF deorsla;
Mrs Smith, of Long Island: Dr. and Mrs.
Powell. of Georgia; DR.. and Mrs. Moore,
of North Dakota: Dr. and Mrs. Dewey,
of Wisconsin: DR. and Mrs. Manton, OF
Detroit: DR.. and Mrs. Evanson. of New
Jersey; Dr. and Mrs. Wise, Of New York;
Drs Harris, of New York; Grundy, OF
Baltimore; Ferguson, of New York;
Radcliffe, of Ohio; Tuttle of Massachu-
setts: Allen, of Georgia; Buchanan, Of
Mississippi: MITCHELL of Mississippi: Bur
well, of New York: Hill. of Iowa; DR..
and Mrs Upshur, Mrs. Alfred Gray. Mr..
and Mrs. f. H. Cloves, Miss Margaret
Knowles, MIR. John Purcell. Miss Allene
Stokes, DR.. George Ross, DR.. j. Allison
Hodges, DR.. Pau!us a. Irving.
Mr.. Paul Stevens gave most enjoyable
picnic to Old Point on yesterday. The
party left the city early in the morning,
and returned last night.
The chaperones were Mrs. G. W.
stevens; Mrs. G.. A. RADIUS. of Fort
Wayne, Ind; Mrs. G.. B. Wall, Misses
Florence billiard, Louise Williams and
Grace Swazey. Mr.. Stevens guests We're
Misses Adair Minor, Elizabeth Atkinson.
Sue Gray, Louisa Purcell, Alice Doyle,
Avis Grant, Helen Stevens, Mary Evelyn
Drewry, Mary Moulton. Mary Drake,
Essie Archer, Fannie Workman, Matte
Lambert. Emily Hutcheson, Elise Par
kinson, Virginia Chamberlayne, Emily
Gravatt. Zelma Pilson, Fanny Jenkins,
Messrs. William Archer. James Ball,
Charles Bowe, Alleine Newton, j. c.
Hutcheson, John West William Turner,
w. Chewing, r. Siegel, E. Siegel, Paul
Tabb, G. Ellyson. ]. Gravatt, B. Bray,
Cecil Stevens, r. Chamberlayne, H.
Baskerville, D. Bates, A. Slater, p. Gray,
o. Cranz E. Shoen. c. McVeish, j.
Chaffin, G. Minor, A. Bodeker, S. Pilson,
p. Conquest and H. Hoen.
Miss Eva Bowe gave beautiful tea on
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her
guests, Miss MERCER, of Augusta, Ga;
Miss Barnes, of Boulevard, Va; and Miss
Rawles, of Durham n. c. The hall and
drawing-rooms were tastefuily decorated
in daisies and duets. The hostess and
her guests who received with her were
all gowned in dainty organizes. Mrs N.
W. Bowe, WHO assisted in receiving, wore
an elegant gown of black sequin net over
green silk. The dning-room was decor
ated artistically. In the centre Of the ele-
gantly-appointed table was a shower OF
pink roses on renaissance centre-piece
of pink SATIN
Mrs John Thomas Penn and Miss Jose
ptaine Putney presided at the punch-Dowl.
The young ladies serving in the dining
room were: Misses Bessie Ellyson, Minnie
Roykin, OF Smithfeld; Mary Lathrop, EN-
ma Bowe Elise Parkinson and Waller JEFF
fress.
The invited guests We're: Misses Mamie
Gillian, Maud and Allene Stokes. Edyth
White, Ruth Tanner. Alice Hotchkiss,
Mary Frayser, Marion and Julia Ryland,
r,;.,. Wexford Willie