The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-04
their home, on North Eighth Street.


A library party and tea Will BE siIen
at the JEFF. rson on November 9Th at S:lo
G. clock p. NJ for the benetit, ot trace
Episcopal church. It vii. be participated
n by many well-known society l'eug-e,
AM an vening Of pleasure is prom SEQ
all who attand.
A large number Of the members OF the
Tuesday German Club were present at
the annual meet ng last night at the Ma
sonic Temple The meeting was called 10
order by Mr. Adolphus Blair, president.
who. in a short speech. briefly sketcheu
the history OF the club since its founda-
ton, showing a steady and gratifying I'M
provement n the organization, ana pre-
dieting an even more successful season
for l90o-l901 than last year. After the re-
mort of the treasurer, Nh. ]. L. De Ire
Vile. which showed that its financial at
fairs were in good s92ape-a small balance
remaining in the treasury from last sea-
son-the club formed itself into per
manent organization, adopting cohsu-
tuition and bylaws, in the place OF the
temporary agreement under which II mas
been acting.
Mr.. Adoiphus Blair was unanimously
elected president Mr.. Frank Blanken-
ship and Mr. j. L. De Trevil!e were elect
ed yice-president and secretary, feSpec-
lively. The follow ng Executive Hoard
was elected: Mr.. John Coke, MI falfley
Cooke, Mr.. Lewis Harvie. Mr. Burnett
Mr., Edward Quarles, and Mr. GeSner
Harrison.
Miss Agnes Drewry, daughter of DR..
and Mrs S. D. Drewry, of Mineola,
Chesterfield county. has gone TO Ne"
Orleans, as the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Bertrand.
Miss Drewry will make her dsbut in
a.; u-iy,f She is the
possessor of unusual beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand and three chill
drar, oe New Orleans. who have been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. S. D. Drewry,
parents Of Mrs. Bertrand. at "M-neo.a.
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. oswald Ogden and three
children who have been visiting Mrs.
Osden's parents. DR.. and Mrs S. D.
Drewry. have returned home.
The Misses Brunhlds of New York, are
the guests of Miss kahnweiter, Of West
Grace Street.
Cupid mas not done quite such a
| prosperous bus ness This week as during
las. month, but he led several wiling
victims to the altar and has so many
TO COIIlS UGiiilt, Aiic iS-sb VI itAS AA!o!Ae'-'
That he smiled on just the same.
There We're two pleasant afternoons at
the Woman's Club this week, and a re-
ception to Mrs. Weed. the president OF
the United Daughters of the Confederacy,
81 .lrs. n. " Randolph's. and the La
dies Matinee Musicale Thursday evening
at Mrs George w Stevens, all relieved
the week OF ncnoTOny.
To be sure, the Indictment weather OF
the past few days has kept many OF
! tile golf deyotees from the links, but
they have been by no means desert
cd.
The tea at the Woman's Club on Non
day afternoon was as usual. most enjoy
able. All during h 3 calling hours the
, rooms were we'll filed with visitors The
decora tons were white chrysanthemums
and pink roses. Mrs. Isaac Davenport
and Mrs R,,verly Crump served tea
on Tuesday afternoon the address OF
General Fitzhush Lee TO the ladies OF
the club was greatly enjoyed
At $3.50 o'clock General Lee was present.
ed to the immense audience by Mrs. Ben
jamn Valentine. and in g conversational
style he gave q talk on Cuba that was
really delightful.
He spoke OF the existing conditions OF
Cuba, its resources. its people. He told
the interesting story OF the rescue of
1 5ESanSelNas sClSEeToS, VIII WIS mere Win
him and his famtly a year or more ago.
| His. description Of the blowing up of the
Maine was thrilling
An elegant german was given at the
! Jefferson Roof-Garden Monday evening by
| Mr.. H d. Newman. of New. Orleans. and
| Mr.. Irving Randolph Saal. of Petersburg,
in honor of Miss Hannah DORIS Saal.
Among those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
| Al. r. SaaI. Misses Hannah Doris Saa!.
| E.eenbrun, Hannah Cohen. of Petersburg:
Miriam Loyenstein. of PHILADELPHIA: Sa-
die Holman. of Shreveport: Harris OF
| New York. Levy. Of Louisville: New
man. Of New orleans; Carrie Frank, Of
baltimore. Newman, OF New York: Mr..
ana Mrs, s. s: Richards. of Washing ton
Misses Mabel sscls, Jeanne Lessnstsin,
6arfer, Rita ard May Myers. Hcrtense
and Beuiah E.c,el. of Richmond: Messrs.
Aaron Jacobs. Moses and Walker sscls.
IKE and Lee Re!nheimer. Julian Myers.
n. II. M.ttelhorfer. Martin Eichel, chas.
straus. ". ID. Meyer and Moses Rose, o!
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