The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The willing Workers Of Monumental
Church last evening rendered Or. and
Mrs. William Edwin Evans most delight
ful reception. The lecture-room was
beautifully decorated in palms and chfS-
santhenu1ns, and shaded lamps shed II
mellow glow over the pretty scene.
U1rder a bower of palms Dr.. and Mrs
Evans received and We're assisted IL vel
com ng the guests By Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
yaleIine. mrs. n Y. Randolph, Misses
Kate and Marinne Meade and Conwayeila
Macon.
A number of beautiful musical selections
were rendered by the Misses Meade, Mrs.
George Warren and other members Of the
choir.
The ssouag ladies of the Willing Work
ers Society served refreshments. A
number OF Episcopal clergymen and Their
throughout the evening with members CT
pr. Evans congregation.
One Of The most unique and attractive
entertainments OF the season was the
Library Party given in the Jefferson
sall-roam last evening for the benefit OF
Grace Episcopal Church. Tho entertain
ment WAS under the management OF AIRS.
il. A. Claiborne, and was a perfect sue
cess There were series Of artistic tab
leauA, each one OF which represented a
box After the tableaux delicious re-
frestlments We're served.
Some Of the pretty scenes were as fol-
lows:
Little women little Larinia Thomas
and Frances Wheat Palmer; White
Company was rcr scented by a COM
pany of little boys clad IN white with
swords, guns and drums. These We're:
Currie Thomas William Royal, Jr.. War
ner Moore IT., Fitzlush Laffcrty and
others.
..Grandfathers Chair was presented by
Dr. McCaw, Elizabeth Bentley and VIII
liam Royal, il.
Great Expectations WAS Christmas
fcene. Two stockings stuffed with toys,
End toys about The hoor, with Frances
Myers and Care Thomas as the central
ssures: Vanity Fair by Miss Ruth Tan
neI: ..Fairie Queene,' Mis- Emily A1onta-
cue: Never Too Late to Mend Miss
Bargar min, Air. Julian Hill; With Flate
and Violin" Miss Mary James and Mr.
John Coke; '.Crown Of lTIie Olives.
Misses Sue Spillman. Mamie Dunlop,
Mamie Morris, Mamie Cooke, and Kate
Bidgood: spanish Gypsy Mss Lima
Berry. Letters From Japan Miss Hen
bingham Spil:nan; Through Colonial
Doorway" y minuct scene by Misses Es
1elle de Sa;assure. Belle Tyler, Ruth Rob-
ins, Messrs. Leslie Reed, Spotswood Well
ford and Jack de Treyille; Sketch Book, -
Misses Lily UfauhaIT, Margaret Shields,
and Mr.. Hatt Tyler. Spectator" Miss
Ter Claiborne: THE Queens Necklace
Mrs. Aston Cabell and Mr.. Julian Hill:
"A Dream OF Fair Women AIr.Anderson;
Sue Spilman, Helen, o. Troy: Josephine
Putney, Cleopatra; Ella Bruce, Fair Rosa
inond; Sally Reid Anderson, Jeptha's
Daughter and Bess.e Dunlop, Joan OF Arc.
Breaking up OF China. Miss Amy Lyle;
Bridal March, Misses Ellie Maary
Werth. Ruth Tanner. jamie Wingp, Sue
Harrison, Meade and Messrs John Coke
and Julian Hill; Choir Invisible Miss Lily
Irapha-t and asth Tyler.
There was full attended meeting of
the Central Committee Of the jefferson
Davis Memorial Association yesterday
morning az ll:3o O'Clock, at No. 5l2 East
Grace Street.
Returns from the Stafford lecture we're
btcngh III and the committee was much
disappointed 81 the returns.
Many plans were brought forward and
suggestions made to increase the funds.
Convention OF the United Dangh-
ters OF the Cenfederacy 10 be held in
Montgomery.
Il is hoped that large returns will be
Brought in from this convention.
Each one Of the ladies was given a
nutupei ~! StilleCS.s1se EdjeHudfS 10 GlS-
pose of. These have met with z large and
gratifying sale.
DIR. and AIRS. James q. Woods and chill
dren, OF the Presbyterian Mission In China.
arrived in this city Yesterday eysrin.
snd are 1hs guests OF Mrs Woods father
Dr. James p Smith, editor OF The Central
Presbyterian.
Professor Il. A. Cauifeld, the wsli-kuown
Drsa,aast OF this city, has accepted posi-
tion Ia Connecticut and. with his family.
will lsape fer that city soon
Mr.. and AIRS. George L. Lyon, whose
marriage took place last Wednesday even
Ing in Durham. n. C.. are guests at the
Jefferson Hotel in this city. Mrs. Lyo,,
MAS formerly Miss Annie Snowden Carr
and has many friends here.
Mrs. Maverick OF Texas. Is the r,,est
" her sister. Mrs. Perton Wise.
Miss Sue Staples. of scottsyille. IS in
The city.
Miss Mary B. Robertson. of Savannah.
Is the guest OF Mrs. John Robertson. of
Forest ELL.
Miss Frances Westwooa Gray. daughter
81 tho late Captain John Gray. Of Lees
DaMg. VIII b married on November :lst.