The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-21
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Gus popular books were skilfully illustrat-
ed, chiefly by means of pictures.
The guessing was rapid and accurate,
and it was not long before the prizes were
won by three young ladies'. Misses Etha
NicCaw, Mary Drake and Macie Williams.
Drawing for the prizes then became neces.s
sary. The first prize, q handsome copy OF
Lucille, was assigned to Miss Mary ORA Ike.
and the second, Lorna Doone, to MISS
Ethel McCaw.
After the literary entertainment refresh
Y1lea,ts were served in the beautiful din
irs-room, AMI later the little ladies made
charming music.
The dainty una!dens who belong to ms
club are Misses Mary Drake, Annabel
Forbes. Louise McAdams. Carrie Neale,
Ella Hammond Mary Dnewry, Hattie
Shields Mary Moulton, Cora Younger,
Ethel McCnw. Marian Smith. Name
Walker and Louise Williams. Inc guests
of the evening were Miss Susie W1lsoh' OF
Lexington: Miss Macie Williams OF AZ
vonis. and Misses Emily GraValt. "l,nei
Wright. Bessie Rountree, Virginia I n
!, herlavre. Misses Rena and Bliss Williams
and Cosby.
Miss Emily T. Adair. who has been cen. 'lsi.-
ing Ter uncle Prof Wharton. In Ns1i.1aans-4
burg, has returned home.
Mrs Edward Echols gave a beautiful
violet luncheon at the Jei1erson ues-
ilay in honor of her sister. MISS Margaret
Young. of Louisville and Mrs. GLASGOW.
ne 1,nanoke The other guests were Mrs
James Walker, Mrs. c. Z. Buck, MIS-.
Thomas Fox Jeffress, Mrs. Decatur Ak
4ell Miss Claire Bierne. NH Leila Myers,
and Miss Annie Lee Alfriend.
a delightful tea of Wednesday after.
moon was that given by Mrs. Junlus Nor
ris il, honor OF Mrs. Charles f1uet: Dief.-=
inson.
The hostess and her guest Of honor re-
ceived alone.
Mrs. Norris wore a gray brocaded silk
with silver seuu:n trimmings and point
lace: Mrs. Dickinson was soWned IN
a handsome black ;etted net
Mrs. Garrett Wall and Mrs. y nonas
Atkinson served punch. Mrs. .'ohn u.
Tinsley poured coffee.
The Young ladies assisting in the di1-
inc-room were Misses Edyth Waite. isste
tN;challx, Rebeccl and Roberta Ellerson,
Elizabeth Brander and Mary I1;-ld1nan'
of Baltimore.
the house was exquisitey decorated
In the plarlor AMI library red was ahe
prevailing tint in the candles and shades
while American Beauties lent thelr IRA
GRANGE and beauty. in TIE dlnlnsEIoohl
the color scheme was pink; the patten-
burg spread was over pink satin In the
centre was a large howl Of Testout roses,
.nd at either end the pink shaded can
dies were in silver candelabra-
Among the guests were MeSda1nes Jas.
Dooley. James Hayes, Moncure Perkins.
]. X. Branch. John Dunlop. Holladay. Ad-E
Williams, Meredith Montague, .. =.
Buck. j. a White. ". S. Forbes. Percy
Montague, S. w. Tlavers, c. Tompkins,
~ n Il
Mosby, Warner Moore Edward Crump.
T. Hazard, Luther Dawson, Thomas car
ter. E. T.. Bemiss; Levin .Joynes. Car
rett Wall. Alfred Harris, James Walker.
Decatur Axtell. W. Meade Clarke, Alex
antler Cameron, w. D. Thomas Ben
Palmer.
The week was opened with the Monday
german, danced at the Masonic Temple
with Its usual Drilliancy.
The hall was prettily decorated and a
number of visitors added to the interest
of the affair.
Col. 10 Lane Stern led the beautiful fig
,ires with Miss Madeline English
Among the dancers were Mr. and Mrs.
EcIhols, MIR. and Mrs. c. E. Buck, MI
and Mrs. Allan Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Willard, Mrs. Mary Coke. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. NJ. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
n. Carter Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Young,
w. J.. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Starke.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. %Donnan. Mr.. and
Mrs Levin Jcynes. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
NJ Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs w Waller
Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Marie. Mr..
and Mrs W. Stroller Smith. Mrs. James
A. Welch. and Misses CoolidGes. OF Bos-
ton: Li,tleton. of Philadelphia: Jackson.
of Baltimore: Heath. Of Norfolk: Hartman
of Baltimore: Mcvitty. of Chicago Mar
garet Branch Lily Urquhart, Annie and
Leila Gray, Marion. Kate and julia Har-
ris Eda Atkinson, Sophie Meredith,
Elizabeth Davenport. Lucy Hayes, Kate
Meredith, Emily Jennings, Mary Hayes.
Eleanor Bosl,rr. F'lossie Talbot. Edyth
White. Edna Forbes. Marianne Meade,
Mary Hill. Bessie Watkins, Elsie Cam
eron. Judith Deane, Claire Bierne, Bcs-
sic Pace, Kate Palmer, Georgia Blank
enship. and Mess1s. c. J. Anderson. Gran
vile Gray, c. B. Antrim, E. c. Mayo, o.
z. McCabe. J. T. Anderson, J. L. An
trim. G. K. Lee. w p. Gray, George n.
Reid, Archer Anderson, Jr.. S. L. Car
ter, w. S. p Mayo. J. e. ]. anderson.
.. Mcdonald, f. A Davenport, J. s.
Young. r. II. Gaines, w. II. Blair. Otis
NJ AlfrIend. John P. George, S. Hobson,
8 B. Campbell. John Curr!e. George "A.
Gibson. D. Currie. ". r. tombstone. J.
c. Walker. L. r. Page, j. J. Leake, 10
Lane Stern. x Mitchell. C. S. String
fellow, C. W. Branch, A. c. Mckinney,
Percy Bosher. E. T. Robertson. Julian
Hill. Carl H. Noting. Frank X. Blank
enship. Edwin L. Hobson, William r.
Massie. Arthur L. Peasants. ". o.
Young. D. r. F. Williams. J. ". Graves.
Jonathan Bryan. Ben P Claiborne. ]. r.
Patterson. C. E. Buck, ". Ellerson. j. S.
BRYAN. W. S. Grant, Jr.. DEC. Hob
son. T. Y. Williams. W. Douglas Gordon.
John P Lea, Julian Binford, Ed v. Har-
rison. William A. Smith, Allan Potts.
c. F. Smith. W. G. Grosbeck and sena-
tor Morris.
The subject of discussion at the No-
mans Club on Monday afternoon was
&''Phiiantllropr,' under the craftsmanship
OF Mrs. e. C. Minor.
Rev. W. Meade Clarke spoke OF the
bill to be presented to the Legislature.
find homes for ind,s ent child ren. The idea
is to Place homeless children in .childless
homes, under the authority Of the State.
Miss Curtis. of Boston, then told how
the plan worked in Massachusetts, and
RELAXED number Of interesting incidents
of the great good accomplished by re-
moving children from Immoral and un-
pleasant surroundings and placing them
In the care of worthy farmers and fami-S
lies who We're willing to accept the