The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-29

cy Pemberton. Charles Larus, Stuart
Cooke. Tom Le3ry, Percy Montague,
Stuart Christian. Boyd Bland. Richard
BiGgood and James Nlerrdwether Winston.
The Misses Edwards were hostesses at
. most attractive card party last evening
at their home. No. 1ol1 West Main Street.
The rocrns were beautifully decorated
The color scheme in the hall was red, and
the parlors in pink ana green. The chan
GelierS, mirrors and doors We're heavily
draped in cedar. pink roses and pink can
dies in the silver canGela3ra-
Iand-painted pink fans were used as
score cards. and tiny bells tied with pink
ribbons served as markers. SiN-handed
flchre was played. After the game an
elegant supper was served.
Their guests were: Misses Alma Llnd-
ner. Trevilian, TAYLOR, I4ipscombe. Rowe,
Susie Edwards. Lyne and .Sarnte MoSeley,
Gibson. Berenice Edwards. Lear. Italia
ferrc. workman: Messrs. Charles Francis.
IF Atlanta: Samuel Neal, Charles Zinle,
Carr Bowers. Henry Wilkerson, Harvey
Brown. Percy Taliaferro, Richard Wills,
w. T. Doran. e H Smith, James klcn-
arlssn. Fayette Workman, Clarence Gift
ton. Burke Slaughter, and DR.. Lawrence
Taliaferro.
Miss Fannie Coleman, of Halifax, has re-
turned TO Richmond. and is the guest of
Mrs. Fred. Peasants, No. so Shafer
Street.
Mrs. c. c. Cuvernator, daughter and
grandchildren have gone to Philadelphia
to spend New Year
Mrs. john Middleton, Of philadelphia,
is a guest OF Mrs. Thos- Boiling NO 6lo
West Franklin Street.
Miss Ethel Clark of Halifax county.
is visiting Miss Helen Quarles, No, JIG
Shafer Street.
At the close of the meeting Of the kin
,lerrartefl department of the Southern
Educational Association the speakers OF
The evening, visiting undergraduates ana
interested friends repaired en- masse TO
Mrs. Robinsor's School, No. SOS Floyd
Avenue where an elaborate tea was serN-
ed by the llindergarteners Of the CITY
The rooms We're most attractively dec
GRATED in holly and cedar. and the large
number of guests greatly enjoyed the
pleasant event
Misses Fannie and Louise Lewis enter
tanned on Thursday evening in honor or
their guests. Misses Annie Clements and
Louise Merrici1. The home, No 2lo last
Franklin. was prettily decorated in holly
lie Dickinson gave several rotations
The guests were Misses Annie Clements,
Louise Merrcil. Jeanne Cameron, Mar
saret and Lima Shields. Flora Cameron,
Connie keesee, Kate Jones, Nettie Baird,
Louise Yancey, Gay ANiibOn, Julia Brown,
Estelle Walford, Lucy and Emily Arm
isread. Grace Lear. Alice Clarke. Bessie
Knight: Messrs. Edward Pearce, Donald
Norileet George Ieesee. Douglas Leake,
Jack FERGUSON. Stanley Freeman, Logan
WaIford. Charles lyon. Merritt Lear.
John Brown. David Wilbon, Nicholas
Cooke. John Lear S. c. Weisiger and Or.
Thomas d. Meuick
4 delightful reception was given at the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday at
ternoon from 4 TO TO the mothers of the
Sunday-school children of the church.
The receiving party was composed Of
DIR. Rober; Kerr. Mr.. W. S. DOMAIN Mr.
Wythe Boiling Mr.. Robert Whittet, Sr,
Mrs J. S Wexford, Misses Tinsey.
Branch Binford. Susie Wexford Carrie
Lee Campbell. Mary Smith and Kate Tai
le.-
Miss Rennolds professor Of the Normal
School in Far1nvillc, is the guest Of Mrs.
Motfet on Grove Avenue
Miss Nell Winston. OF louisa, and Miss
Mamie Pendleton, OF Gwathmey, are the
guests of Miss Rose Morris.
Nj. Marshall Taylor is visiting his fam
lily, at Fowhatan.
Mr.. E. H. Mayo. who spent Christmas
with relatives in the city, returned yes
terday to his home, in Williamsburg
Miss Maud strinsfenow and her brother,