The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-21

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Gaines. smith. Starke, Buck, 9tearne.
sIsfeasaI1ts. Mayo, Mitchell, Armistead,E
f;rerory. s. Guy. Walker, 11arssp'inc
5;rosbeck. FORBES, Maury. Morris, Now
land. DIR. Davidson, DR.. Bosher, De. Mann
and Dr. Hobson.
MRS. James Scott Parrish gave a
beautiful dinner Friday evening In honor
of her guest, Miss Anna Hoeke, OF. wash
The table was beautifully decorated in
Eases OF bridesmaids roses and pink rose
leaves shades on the candclabra.
The guests were Misses Anna Hocke,
Margaret Branch, Maud Stokes. and
Messrs. Spencer Carter, ]. Stewart Bryan.
J1unsdon Cary and Jonathan Bryan.
Mr.. Herbert-C Whitehurst entertained
number Of his young, friends ar de-;
lightful .progressiye authors" party on
Friday evening.
Miss Carrie Reynolds won the giris
first prize. gold lace pins; Kate Seldom
the second. a silver bracelet.
Theodore Ellyson was awarded the
boys first prize. q blue enamel scarf
pin: Erslsine Hazard. cuff buttons, ana
to William Forbes fell the consolation
prize silver pen. In the dining
room the two long tables We're ex-
ouisitely appointed in silver, cut-giass,
nirk-shaded candles in silver candelabra
and urns Of pink carnations. Al eacH
place was dainty souvenir OF the occa-.
sion.
Those present were: Misses Avis Grant.
Mamie Montague, Alice Doyle. BeI,ie
1rigg, Babara Trigg, Carrie Renholos,
Anna Purcell, Hattie Shields Lora Crrmp.
Ka,e seldom, Courtney Crump. tcila
Buck, Martha Robinson, Helen Ianner.
Cora Younger, Mary Parrish. Wariieio
Crenshaw, Louise McAdams. Fannie NIL
Ter, from Saun,on, Va: Carrie Neal, k1uy
Lancaster, Mamie NVaddill, Marie
Cottrell, Masters Eddie Saunders.
Charlie Shields, Wy:hs bo"e,
Stephen Putney, Pickett Lathrop, Heroert
c. Wl1itehurst, Willie Trigg. Thomas At
kinson. Robert Jeffries, Ersdne Buford,
Rutherford Davenport, Addison Rennolds.
John Branch. Black Cameron. Don Came
ron. William Forbes, Rawley Forbes,
Charlie Stokes, Pickett Stokes. Charlie
Watkins venable Seldom, Gordon Ely
son. STYLES EIlyson. Mcdonald Wexford.
WILDER Crllmp, Herbert Claiborne, LONDON
Wexford. Ceci! Stevens, Ashby Jones,
T'riplett Montague, Willie Price, Nlllla!n
Crump, Erskine Hazard AMI Maxwell
Wallace.
The Friday German gave another OF
their delightful dances st the Masonic
Temple.
among those present were Misses
Louise Adkins, Mary and julia Waddlil,
Bessie Ellerson, Edna Barnes. Ruth Rob
ms, Edyth White, Vida Brennan. Mary
Field, Petersburg: Rose Morris, Evelyn
DIETRICH. Bruce. Elizabeth Fisher. Mar
garet Shields. Nan. Dalnman, Of Balti-
more: Jane Wingo. Mary Ball. Janey
Hugf1s, Rebecca Bell. Messrs. Murat
Willis, J. r. de Treville, Mason, White,
+. w. Tower. Adolphus Osterloh, Henry
and Elmo HotchlSiss. Thos. Leary. Il. NJ.
Deitrick, Dautrey. Randolph Cardoza,
Goodwin Boylin, Stearnes, Smith, Down
ing Philip Carlton, Stewart Leake and
others.
Mrs. ]. p Wade rendered the little
daughter Lottie very enjoyable birth
day party at her home on cast Clay street.
Among those present were: Lot
ties Wade, Julia Reid, Hattie Speigh:,
Louise Gillian, Otelia TAYLOR, Hester GIL
liam. Minnie Gillian, Nett Brothers
Ioola. Brothers, Willie Wade, Leslie Tay-
lor. Beauford Taylor. Willie Reid.
prother Reid. Edgar. Spesht carroi'
Sr,eicht Redge Landrum and spencer GIL
liam.
Friday was Virginia Day at the Wo-
m,n's Club, when a hilliant audience as
scmbled Notwithstanding the irclement
weather. The rooms were artisticaliy
decorated in palms, bunting and cut
flowers.
The evening was opened with a grace
full introductory poem written by Mrs
John Hunter the chairman of the even
ing and read by Major Stiles. who also
introduced Mr.. John P. Mcclure, orator
Of the evening.
Mr.. Mcclure briefly reviewed the history
of Virginia from its first settlement as
exemplified by her noted men. paying
special tribute to Washington. Jackson.
Lee ana closing by euloEy upon Vir-
gin!a women.
Later substantial refreshments We're
served by the house committee. Mrs.
Warren, Mrs. Sarape, Mrs. Pemherton,
Mrs. Aylett and Mrs. Werth.
An enjoyable surprise party was given at
the handsome house of Mr.. Fritz Sitter
ding on Thursday evening. A party OF
Young people went out in bus, and a
most delightful evening was spent These
present were Misses Mamie and Agnes
Sitterding, Lily Forsyth, OF Washington,
D. c.: Margaret Brunei, Agnes Ferriter,
Marie ad Annie Newheiser, Mary McDon-
aid, and Beatrice Canepa,; Messrs. J. Fred
Jursens, Cofer, Doran. Kelly, Canepa,
Newhiser, Henly, phillips. Hon. S. l..
Kelly and Or. VIM. A. MCGOWAN.
Miss Edna Y. Bloomberg entertained
a number OF her friends one evening last
week. Interesting games were played,
the lady's prize being Won by Miss Juliet
Straus, and the gertleman's by Mr.. Eddie
Lovenstein Dancing was INDUCED In
after which refreshmets were served.
Those present were Misss Juliet Stratus.
Rhonie Hutlzer. Helen Ezekiel. Hazel
Stiause, Florence mayer. Florence Levy,
Rosa Flock, Rosa GoldenberS and Addie
Ul.man; Messrs. Melvin Stern, Willie
Heller. Lee WhitloclS, Eddie Lovens.ein,
Harold Bloomberg, Morris Diamond,
Louis Leibermuth. Ivan Mayer. Willie
Hessnerg, Harry Diamond. Sydney Gunst.
Walter Whitlock, Sol Pearlstine, Louis
Goodman, Gus Newstate. Sam Levy. and
Bert. Beir, of New York.
The Junior Auxiliary Of the Home for
Incurables gave u delightful silver tea last
evening at The residence of Mrs. Robert
Morton. GU west Franklin. The rooms
We're thronged with callers and a neat
sum was realized for the building fund.
Miss Gay Rasland delighted all With her
magnificent. voice. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Among these present We're: Misses Fan
ME and Annie Guy, Gettle Mcclure, Mary
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