The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-06

! IT'S STORAGE AND SAFETY
ship, Minor Pace. Williams. Anderson.
i Dimmock, Hayes Harris. Ellyson. Tyler.
/ Scott Mayo: Misses Mary Lewis, Ross,
Montague, Mayo, Hayes, Harris. Pace
| Blankenship. Bemiss, Gray, Martin. Hol-
! Iiday. Stokes, Hill Watkins Atkinson,
| White, Tyler Rowland. Guiliaume. Boyd
Moore. A!friend, Deane, Williams, and
| many others.
/ An excellent programme was rendered
| yesterday afternoon by the Ladies Aiusi-
| Gale and the spacious rooms of Mrs. 5.
/ w Stevens " ere thconged with tbs. mem
| bers and associate members
/ THE French Composers OF the Nine
I. teenth Century was the subject OF an
| excellent ESSAY by Miss Guilluame. and
| the music af the b5st composers was Civ
! e; By Ms Stevens. MIS-. Chesterrnan.
| Mrs W. Wythe Davis, Airs. J. f. Scott.
| Misses NIeagner. Willie Smoot. Zelle Min
| or. Miss Swozey and Mr.. w. FL Gieser.
/ The Friday German gave their second
| dance. last evening ri the Masonic Tenn
! pie anu it was L delightful affair.
| The german was led by Mr. Jack de
| Treville.
| Among the dancers Were Misses Nora
| I.eary Sadie. Sutton, Edyth White Ma
| ME McVarty Daisy Chamberiayne. Re
bekln Bell Mary Ball. Elizabeth Robins.
Jane Wingo. Line Shields, SOPHIE White.
/ Hunter and Whitman. OF Baltimore. anu
Margaret Shields Messrs- Osterioh. T. H.
| i.eary. Dau,shtrey, cardoza. Gregory.
| tucker. Fl. HotchkiSs. Tower. White, VIII
T; lis, Newton, Grant. Stearns, Boykin r.
Hotchklss. Reed sutton. Lacy, Leake
| Deitrick, ana others
Miss Sydnor entertained at very en-
| ioy.tbe violet party. on Thursday even
ing at her home on Grove avenue. In
honor of Miss Mcdonald. of Greensboro.
! y. c.
Each guest received card containing
number OF questions, whose answers
were to form Z floral story.
Miss Mcdonald, and Mr.. Sanford Won
the first prizes. and Miss May Myers
ana Mr.. Harry Poe the BOBBY.
The dining-rooni was prettilr decorated
in white violets and ribbons Of the same
shade Mrs. Harry Winston. Mrs. Thon-
Us Sydnor ard Mrs. Fitz. Boissenu assist
ed in the dinng-room.
A Ladies Masonic tIome Auxiliary held
a called meeting at the Masonic Temple
at Il o'clock yesterday morning. Mrs. w.
5. Murray. president in the chair.
The meeting was Very interesting. and
fully attended
The bylaws We're read, and several
changes made. The reports from the
various committees We're most favorable.
The ltdies rendered Il rising vote OF
thanks 20 AR. Henry z. Boggs for so
kindly selling souvenirs for the Auxiliary
at the recent centennial held in Alex
andr!a.
Mrs Savage was made chairman OF the
Picture Postal Committee. At the next
laeeting OF the Auxiliary the election Of
officers will take place.
AT the meeting of the Eoard OF the
lchmond Exchange for Woman's Work
held ut the exchange yesterday morning.
there was an unusually large attendance.
Mrs. G. L. Street presided. The resiS-
nation of Mrs. Reginald Giliuam from
the Board was accepted with regret.
The sales for December We're salts
factory and showed an increase over last
years sales.
a very enjoyable hop was given at
.Toano on Wednesday night by the
young men in honor of Miss Helen Smith,
OF Richmond, who is visiting Mrs. John
Geddy.
The beautiful ballroom of Hotel Felix
was decorated with evergreeiis and choice
pottcd plants for the occasion and pre-
sented one of the. loveliest pictures ever
seen in this town. AT L O'Clock an ele
giant supper was served, which consisted
OF every deiicacy OF the season. Music
was furnished by a weIl-known string
band of four pieces. which was rendered
in the most talented manner.
The occasion was very gracefully chap
eronetl by Mrs. John NJ. Geddy, Mrs. Cole
man Whitaker. and Mrs. G. w. Geddy
Among those who participated were
Miss Helen Smith. of Richmond; sliss
Ess,u r,ia Miss Siducl piyyoCt.s
Miss BESSIE Clay, Miss Lucy Jennings.
Miss Ethel Gatewood. Miss Annie Chris
tan Marston, Miss Mary tioddin, Miss
Louise Cowies. Miss Marion Marston.
Miss Mary Simmons Miss Annie Gate
wood, Miss Matte Simmons. Miss Bertha
Davis. Miss Mamie Hankins: Miss Eliza
beth NIarston. Miss Ann Cary Geddy, Mr.
and Mrs i NJ. Gesldy. Mr.. and Mrs, Cole
man Whitaker, AR and Mrs George w.
Geddy. MesSrs. j.. f. Lamb, r. T.
Wright, e. a. MarStQn, cambridge WHk-
inscn. Noel Narston, of Newport News:
DIR. w. "A. Marston, of Richmond: DE-. u.
U. Stephenson, F.. G. Davis. d. w. Mars
ton, ST., r. E. cowles. of Newport News.
Dr. w. Marstou, Jr., Richard c. GodseS.
j., T. E. Jennings. G. G. Hankins. y.
S. 5C;oddin. j. P. Barnes. E. P. Walden, ). 4
r. Bush r. II. Richardson, of Hampton
j. Fl. Banks Wilson Cowies Ham. Rich
ardscn. tf Hampton; II. B. Marston. w
Walker Ware and many Others whose
names we failed to learn
The inerry dancers continued THAR
s revelry until o'clock, after which all
departed for their homes with the happy
recollections of the evening iudelibly Inn
pressed upon their memory.
Miss Maud G. Newman gave a. delight
full entertainment at her home. No. s2l
north Twenty-eigh.h street, lasI evening
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