The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-04
SOCIAL
AND
PERSONAL


A review of the week in society shows
several delightful teas. an elegant re
ception at the jefferson and one AT me
Governors Mansion and two. cotilions-
the Monday and Friday
For next week a number OF delightful
affairs arc already announced
On Monday afternoon a charming mus
Gale will he givcn at the Woman's Club;
Miss Nyc. Miss Digs and Miss Norton
will be the artists of the afternoon Mrs.
S w. Stevens. chairman.
Tomorrow afternoon the ladies oil the
Confederate Memorial Literary society
will tender n reception at the museum 10
the members Of the Assembly and their
wives.
The Tuesday german will take place
on the 9th at the Masonic Temple.
The Daughters of the C"nfederacy VIII
Give their annual tea on Tuesday alter
noon from 5 10 O'Clock.
, charming social function of Tuesday
evening will be the card party to be given
10y Miss Mary Williams. of west Frank
lin street.
The Misses Tyler will give reception
on "Wednesday evening.
Mrs John Shelton Williams Will enter
tain ut an elegant dinner on the 1th
Miss Edna Forbes will be hostess at
q delightful tea on Thursday afternoon
marriage OF Miss Virginia HAYES ana
MIR. f. w McCuloh will take place.
Last week was opened with the Monday
German, danced at the Masonic Temple,
With its usual briliancy.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern led the beautiful
ti.Suers of the german.
Among the dancers were MI. ana MRS.
l1clrols. Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Buck, Mr..
Nv, 7
willard. Mrs Mary Coke. Mr. and Mrs.
G.. M. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. y.
Garter. Mr. and Mrs a. c. Young.
w j. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Starke.
Nr and Mrs. Il. A. Donnan. Mr. and
inJts Levin Joynes. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Nj. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. w. Waller
, Morton Mr. and Mrs. Il. e. Marie, MI
and Mrs ". STROLLER Smith, Mrs. James
A. Welch. Misses katherine Heath, Of
Norfolk: Page. of Clarke county; Kemp,
of Washington: Bessie Lee. ldanove,:
saiiie Randolph. Sallie Seddon Bruce,
baltimore: Evelyn Gordon, Margaret
Branch. Mamie Jennings. Marguerite
Warwick. Jennie Boyd, Maria Williams.
LIZA B!erne Annie and Leila Gray, So
y,hie Meredith Elizabeth Davenport. Lucy
Hayes, Kate Meredith. Mary Hayes. Ell
eanor Bosnher Flossie Talbot. Marianne
Meade. Mary Eiili. Bcss,e Watkins. Elsie
BESSIE Pace. and Nessrs. c. J. Anderson.
Granville Gray, c. Il. Antrim. ]; c NJ 20,
o. L. M1CaIbc, j. 7. Anderson. j. l.. An
trim c. X. Lee, w. p. Gray, George NJ.
Reid Archer Anderson, Jr., S. l.. Car
ter, w. 8. P. Mayo, ]. r. J. Anderson,
u Mcdonald T. A. Davenport, J. =.
Young, r. II. Gaines, w. II. Blair. Otis
M Aifricnd. John 7. George, s. Hobson.
R. u. Campbell John Currie. George a.
\ 1-1,, I
G Walker L.. r. Page. J. ]. Lcnlie 10
Jane Stern, X. Mitchell. c. S. String
fellow. C. W. Branch, A. C. Mckinney,
PERCY Boshcr, Z. r. Robertson. Julian
1Iil. Carl II. Noting, Frank X. Blank
cnship. Edwin L. lIobson. William r,
Mnssie. Arthur l.. Peasants, w. Q.
Young, d. II. II. Williams. ]. w. Graves.
Jonathan Bryan, Ben. p. Claiborne, ]. 7.
Patterson. c. L. Buck. w. Ellcrson. J. S.
Bryan. w S. Grant, Jr.. DEC. Hob
son, L. v. Williams, w. Douglas Gordon.
John J.. Lea. Julian Binford, Ed. Y. Har-
rison. William A. Smith Allan Potts.
c. e. Smith, ". C, Grosheck and Sena
tor Morris.
The second of the meetings OF the
Whist Club was held at the home OF
Miss Carte Ryland on Monday after
noon The following ladies enioyed the
game. Mesdamcs James Walker. Allan
Donnan Ashton Starke Moncurc Per-
lSins. John Potts. Levin Joyres. Chorles
e. Buck. Armstrong Welch, Misses Mary
Cameron. Mary Williams and Helen
Cameron.
At the Wonan's Club on Monday after
noon DIR. Carl Grammar gave a mastery
discourse on Ituslun, his position among
the writers of England and his great In
fucnce uoon art.
After the lecture refreshments vera
served by Miss Laura Darlington. Miss
1euah l'attison. Mrs. Aylest. Mrs. Lee
troy and Mrs. ]. w. Gordon.
The guests of Mrs. Halybuton the
chairman, We're Mrs. NJ l.. "a: rington.
Miss Charlotte Price Miss Nina l.
Wright, Miss Luckc and Miss Mary Spar
row.
Among the visitors from a distance were
Mrs. William Todd, of New Haven