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

Garter, oda lane. Eva johnson, Maggie
Hope, Mittie Starke. Bessie Cary and
Messrs. Charles Senf, Bernard Rowlett,
Harry Cheatham, Guy Hundiey, John
Donahoe, Robert Clayton, Harry Brown
ing. Joseph Donahoe, Clarence Merrlman.
William Browning, Elmo Starke Car
ence Angel and Bascombe RoWlett.
A number of theatre parties were given
to witness 1.-THE performances OF Nlola
Allen in 1.-The Christian"
On Tuesday evening all the boxes were
filed.
One was occupied by NIrs. Henry Fair
fax. Mrs. Allan Potts, Miss Eleanor
Rosher, Miss Annie Tenant and Messrs.
Frank Davenport, Allan Potts and An
derson.
In the second box were the Misses
Page Mr.. William Grant and Mr.. John
G. Walker.
Another box was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Scott, Miss Mary Williams,
Miss Marion Harris. Mr.. Charles String
fellow and Mr.. William Hanewinclsel.
Miss Marguerite Warwick was hostess
at a box-party in honor of her guest,
Miss Thorn, of California. Her guests
were: Miss Jetta Thorn, Miss Mary Watts
Woods, OF Charloltesville; Miss Margue-
rite Warwick. Mr.. Edward Willis Mr..
Poher: Campbell and Mr.. SDotswood
Wexford. 4 - i;
Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Crump gave
theatre party to Miss Estelle Tayloc, of
Mt Airy; Miss Emily Cary, Of Roanoke.
Mr. rutherford Rose and DR.. j. NJ. Win
free.
Miss Caroline Holiday gave a matinee
party Wednesday afternoon. Her guests
Az.
Baughman Fannie Lewis, Annie Fender
dill.
Mrs. David Garland Whitehead gave a
luncheon Thursday afternoon at her resi-
dence, 12l south Fifth street The table
was beautifully decorated. In the centre
was a large bowl of carnations resting
on the renaissance over pink satin, and
at either end of the table pink candles
were in the silver candelabra. Mrs. White
heads guests were: Mesdames Everett
Waddey, A. I. Lyons. Sidney Tuck II.
D. Perkins, Algy Hurt, John Lamb and
". Withers Miller.
The Girls Chapter of Holy Trinity
church gave a Colonial Tea Thursday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Schoen.
no. SIS Pasll avenue, and it was in every
way marked success.
The decorations were in the Colonial
colors. Ribbons of blue and yellow were
suspended from the chandelier to the
corners of the table. In the centre was a
blue bowl of yellow callendula, and at
either end the yellow shaded candles were
in silver candelabra. The bonbons and
almonds were served in cooked hats.
The ladies assisting were beautiful in
their quaint colonial gowns, powdered
hair. and patches.
Miss Mabel Htratton poured chocolate
and Miss Kate Peyton, of Fauluier, serv-
ed coffee.
The dining room was in charge of
Miss Mary Gibson and Miss Bessie Lam
bert. The ladies assisting We're: AIesdames
Scrivenor. McVeish. Pender. Rcynolde
Pitcher, Misses jamie Schoen. Lottie and
Bessie Lambert, Mabel Stratton, Emma
Shepherd. Daisy Chamberlayne. Adair
Minor. Mamie Garrett. Hickson. of Dan.
vile, Ethel Carleton. Claire Davis, Amelia
Pilson, Agnes Mccarthy, Manic AicCar-
ty, Orenia Cilarleton, Lottie and Bessie
Lambert. Edith Jones. Kate Peyton
Grace Swazey, Anrie Pender Gordon,
Ellen Guigon. and Ellis Glenn,
Among the callers were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gravatt, Mrs. Gibson
Mrs. ] Ohm Addison, Mrs. John Gordon
Misc Annie Ball. Mrs. Sands, Mrs. Boyccs
Booker Mrs. McKim Marriott, Mrs.
Loving, Mrs. Ashby Jones. Miss Kate
Harris, Mrs. J. II. Capers. Mrs. Mimi
xerode. Miss Fannie Mitchell. Miss Gra-s
watt. Miss Dana Glenn. II
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