The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25


The table decorations We're ropes of si1,-
lax from the four corners to the chan
deliers, trimmed with ropes of tiny flags.
THE Reception Committee were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Westwood, Mr.. and Mrs. En-
mitt Dickinson, Mrs. G. L. Currie, and
the officers Of the circle-NIrs. Ramon D.
Ga rein president; Mrs. yvortley Dickie,
rotary: Mrs. Clarence Franklin. assist
ant secretary, and Mrs. Charles Glenn
rnitt trea sl1rcr a nice sum was realized
for the work of the circle.
Master Joseph Galcski entertained a
number Of his friends on February the
22d at the residence of his parents, MI
and Mis-. S. GaleSkl.
Mrs. James G. Lamb gave literary
tea Thursday afternoon at o'clock in
honor Of her guests, Miss Alice Brock
enbro,,ch. of Richmond county, and Miss
Pole, of Hot Springs. Receiving with
Mrs Lamb and her guests were Mrs.
J. J.. Sutton and Misses Brownie Ben
son and Lizzie Archer. Mrs John Hun
ter served the punch.
Traycrs, ]. r. V. Daniels William
Meade Clark, Carlton Jackson. Oyeroon
Howard. Pattison, Carter Wexford, OF
Sabin Hall: r. 3. Wexford, James Cas-
kie. T. N Upshur, Preston Moore, John
p. Mcguire, IT., w. c. Bentley, e. Is.
Thomason, B. T. Crump and Misses Mary
Newton Emily Cary and Estelle Tayloe.
Mrs. Carter Wexford won the first prize.
Mr.. William Habliston gave an ellen
CANT card party Thursday evening at his
bachelor apartments, on Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs r. Lancaster Williams
we're the chaDeTOneS.
The Young ladies played from to 10
o'clock. when they were Joined by the
gentlemen.
The decorations were red and white
roses, and the ladies scored with tiny
hatchets cherries and red, white and
blue rcsettes. The first prize, minia-
tire cherry tree and Ratchet, was won
by Miss Calvin Bragg. Miss Ethel Pace
captnred the consolation, a large red
Ratchet.
Among the guests were: Misses Eliza
beth Lee of Alexandria: Edna Forbes,
Ethel Pace, Evelyn Gordon. Lisa and
Claire Bierne, Lille Urquhart, Annie
Lee Alfriend, Allene Stokes, Berta Nolt-
ing Fannie Mcguire. Calvin Bragg, Bes-
sic Watkins, Maria Williams, Bessie Lee
Grange, Philadelphia; Jennie Baird and
Messrs Pascal Davie, T. M. Workman,
Jordon Leake Carl Noting, Granville
Gray, w r. Johnston. James W. Graves.
w. A. Smith, P. G. Blanchard, Charles
Habliston, Fred. Noting. Guy Davis.
R. a. Lancaster. Jr., E. Randolph Will
liams Richard Gaines and others.
Mr.. Watkins Ellerson and Mr.. Julian
Hill had as their guests twenty young
ladies' to see McCabe's Ministries. at
Belvidere Hall, last evening. The young
ladies were:
1je n1y,,, nr1n
Lilly Hill, Maria Williams. BERTHE Nolt-
ing Eda Atkinson, Mary Donndn, Lizzie
Weddill, Kate Meredith. Sophie Meredith,
Page, Emily Addison, Mary Hill, Jennie
and Anne Cooke, of Hanover; Robinson.
Of Alexandria; Lisa Beirne, and Agnes
Page, of Clarke county.
Miss Ethel BERNARD Loving, of No. 5o7
west Grace street, entertained a few Of
her little friends Friday evening from
4 to 6, the occasion being the celebration
OF her eleventh birthday. The deco
rations we're white and green
Among the invited guests were Misses
Mary Chalmers, Sarah Starlle, Edith
Spratley, Elizabeth Christian, Mary Lew
is, Ethel Adkins, Marie Alvey Eloise
Lefebvre and Annie Parrish; Masters
Herbert Jacob, Peyton Lewis. Nelson
Mercer and Willie Johnson.
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The Ladies' Matinee Musicale will meet
next Friday evening at half-past
o'clock, at the residence OF Mrs. Stevens,
$40 Floyd avenue. This being open day,
all members, active and associate, have
the privilege of inviting a guest, lady or
gentleman.
Miss Emscheimer, of Wheeling, ". va,
will arrive in the city TueSday. aad be
NT;. W,
east Grace street.
AT Ford's-W. II. st. Clair, Charlottes-
vile; T. b. Snead. Elm Mills, Va: Jos.
w Marshall, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs
f. 3. Siclllen, Virginia.
Mrs. Norton R. Savage, II west Grace
street, will be at home informally to her
friends, on Tuesday afternoon. after four
o'clock.
Miss Holiday, of Louisa, is visiting
Miss Agnes Mccarthy on Grove avenue.
Mrs. Henry Wallerstein has issued invi-
tationsto a whist party on next Thursday
evening, in honor of Miss Shaffner, of
cleveland; and Miss Emshemer, OF Wheel
ing, w. Va.
guests of Mrs. Mary Grant, on Grove
avenue.
Misses Edith Jones and Lottie Lambert
left Friday for Williamsburg to attend
a series of germans, to be given in THAI
city They will be gone about week.
Miss Eda Atkinson will entertain a
number of friends at dinner on Monday
evening before the german.
The engagement is announced Of Mr..
Milton BloomberS, of this city, to Miss
Arnheim, OF Tarboro, N. c.
Miss Bessie Ellerson is visiting in New
York.
Miss Pearl Bodeker is the guest of
Bishop and Mrs. Burton, in Louisville.
Ky.
Miss Nina Randolph has returned from
a visit to Charleston, S. c.
Mrs William H. Adams left yesterday
for visit to New York city.
Mrs. Charles Crewe is visiting in Nor
folk. "