The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

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An elegant reception and dance was
given last evening in the ballroom OF lhe
jefferson from $50 to L o CLOCK, py the
j Ladies Auxiliary Committee that mas
been formed for the purpose OF entertain
ing the wives and daughters OF the Visit
ing pharmacists. The affair was IN every
sense a delightful one, and WAS iaissiS
attended.
,l;he ladies receiving We're Mrs. L. f.
Jetfress. Mrs T. A. Miller, Mrs. Norman
Y ,RandoCr1h. Mrs Chiles Ferrall, Mrs.
ESicheihbe rger, Mrs. J. 8. Jeffress, Mrs.
Snooks. Mrs. John Purcell, Mrs. j. Z.
Silafer, Mrs E. ID. Hotcl1l1ss, Mrs.
Warmer Moore, Mrs. ]. Allison hodges
and Mrs. Edgar Taylor
The ladies serving punch We're: Mrs. n.
w. Powers, Mrs. T,1.Wliber Ghe1' MIS-
w. S. Thompson, Mrs. W. c. Saunuers,
Mrs. Friend, Mrs C. ID. Wingtield, Misses
Scott and Miss Baird.
Governor and Mrs. ]. Hoge Tyler were
among the guests.
Among the visiting ladies We're: Mrs W.
c. Aapers New York; Mrs. c. Biakeiy,
Montpelier, VT Mrs s. II. Carragan, N<W
York; Mrs. D. L. Cameron, Rutherford,
N j. Mrs. w. L. Ciiffe, Philadelphia;
Mrs. Emma Campbell, Philadelphia; MISS
s. e. Cook New York; Mrs Charles E.
Dohrne Baltimore; Miss Adale Dohme,
Baltimore: Mrs. J. A. Fieber, Cincinnati;
Mrs. C.. w. Holmes, Elmira, N. Y; Mrs
c. L. Henry Washington, D. c.; Mrs L.
&C. Hopp, cleveland; Mrs. w. II. Hunter,
Philad lphia; Miss Helen Hunter, F'hila-
tielphia.; Mrs. Fl. p. Hynson. Bal ti1nore::
Mrs. "A. B. Huested, Albany; Miss John-
son, Midlletown, o.; Mrs. G. w. Kennedy,
Pottsville. Pa; Mrs. Robert M. fAenn r-
Pottsyille, Pa; Mrs C. ID. knoefei, New
Albany, Nd; Mrs. il. III. La Pierre, cam
bridge. Mass: Mrs. George I4indvall. Mo
line. I'LL. Miss Helen Lowell, Newbury-
mort Mass; Mrs. "a. l. LenGfeld, san
Franc;s Mrs Charles G. Murriu, Mrs
C. e. Lowe, philadelphia; AIRS Arthur
Nattans. Baltimore; Mrs. "A u Prescott
Ann Arbor Mich: Mrs. c. w Parsons,
New York: Mrs. Frank 0. Randall,
pnocl1to,,. Mass; Miss seabury, Orange,
n Y: Mrs. s. A. D. Sheppard, Boston;
Mrs. II. M Whelpley. St. aouls; MISS
Josie A Wanous, Minneapolis, and Mrs.
r. D. Wetterstroenl, Cincinnati
The tea at the Woman's Club was large
" attended yesterday afternoon, ana
pleasant hour was spent. Mrs. Junlus
Morris served tea, and was assisted Ny
Miss Montague
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mrs. McGill, Of Petersburg, and
Miss. Rose Caperton. of West Virginia
On next Friday afternoon a meeting is
called for 4S0 o'clock to consider the pur-
chase of a new clubhouse, which Wlli pc
, unanimously recommended by the board
A party of young people went on a
| pleasant little jaunt to Old POINT on
Saturday. and returned to the city sun
dav night. Mrs Ben. Palmer chaperoned
the party among whom were Misses Ira
Wis. OF New York; Sallie and Judith
Deane, Leila Gray, Messrs. Jack Palmer
Junius Morris and Crump.
Miss Lily Hill has returned from visit
to New York and Charlottesville.
| Miss Jeanne Foos, of Boston. is spend
ing the month of May with Mrs. William
II. Adams, on South Third Street Miss
Fossz Is one of Boston.s most talented sing
ers She has a dramatic mezzo-Soprano
| voice of remarkable volume and quality,
! and has delighted her audiences here on
both occasions that they have had the
| pleasure of hearing her sing. Miss Foss
sang at the concert given by the Ladies
I, Matinee Musicale on Saturday evening
and at Monumental Church on Sunday.
Miss Sue Seldom Wexford has returned
to thescity after a pleasant visit to New
port News.
Miss Louise Morris Beebe, Of Baltimore,
Will be the guest of Miss Mary Binford
during Carnival week.
Mrs Ing1e is on a visit to her mother,
i Mrs. Edward r. Valentine.
! Mrs. j. R. Anderson. of Lexington is
visiting her son at Mrs. E. b. Meade's
I No. eENorth Sixth Street.
Is Miss Alice V Knig light. Of Five Forks
Amelia county, is the guest OF s Mrs
Charles IIai!,son West Clay street.
4 rs A. 7. Coriey. of Asheviile. y. G.,
IS visiting he-- ia thu Mr. George Is. DAVIS
AIRS. C. B. summerviiIe.s after spending
/ the winter IN the city. lasSg gone TO staun-
ton, for The summer mon tins.
Miss Anna Maude Malone daugh tarof