The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

red and white carnations: the red am NJ
white candies and ribbons CARED on :. sns
color scheme. Confederate songs
sung bv Prof Mnnson and Mrs tlo Cloves
Ind Miss shelborn. and all Joined in the
The receiving party included Mrs n. "
Rando,ph. Miss Kate Vim, NJ ID. y
richardson. Mrs. sDa5ney carr, Mts,
Charles Boiling. Miss Ruote Bodeker,f MISS
Isoiine Moses.
Among those assisted n serving y
Misses Annie and Leila Gray. Bessie ana
ain Hill. Mamie Baughmail. Helen
Vim. Lizzie TONNES, Meta{ and Lleiand
Governor Tyler. in his gracious manner,
lent valuable assistance To the iaales:
Some of the callers were Mrs. j. Hose
TYLER. AIRS. Stephen Berer.dge, -Aesua a,a..
w H. Graham. ". Fl. Nenap!e, - IraT
Tor. James H Capers, Jr., FiTsshsus l i.
r r. Purcell! Stephen Tutney, r. eS't oil
,Toore Edgar Taylor, George Lyons, las
IT Gamers. ST.. D. P. Haisey. of Washing
ton. Mason Miller, William II. Eule sou.
Charles Todd, II. W. Shelton. W ~ afh :,
Moore Misses Emma Shepharu, ~. E
Moore Willette Hudsins.s lucte anu "a. -
I<,ta.Tee Kate Mason Moore, Wire
Vither- Lucy Clair Atkinson. Louise Al,
len. Mavo. Rebecca Gordon, Julia Lee ana
Helm Morrison
Miss Margaret Stokes Is registered AT
The Shorefam." Washington, where sue
will spend the week
sIr William r. Round, corresponding
secretary of the Ne" York Prison AsSo-
CATION of New York. delivered a MISTY
Interesting lecture to the Womans Cloo
Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Round claims that no one IS III
corrigible: that the work or prison.
| should begin with boys; that our prisons
| should be empty; that drunkards shoHla
he treated in institutions for the cure OF
| the disease and not sent to prison ior
| reform. DR.. Round related ntrmoer
| of touching incidents where the power 0.
| kindness prevailed over sin. ard toid OF
! the infinite good accomplished at tne
! industrial farms.
After the lecture refreshments were
! served.
The guests of the chairman We're: Mr..
| John ". Cringan Major Robert Stlies'
| Mrs. Landon r. Mason and Mrs Hahr.
Last evening the Tuesday german took
mace at the Masonic Temple. ana was
an exceptionally enjoyable affair.
Among the dancers were: Misses
/. MitEiewitz. Of Baltimore; Lucille Nelson,
| Culreper: Dunlop. Agnes Mccarthy, Mar
suerite Warwick. Anna Carr, Amy
| Werth, Helen :Loseley, Rose Morris.
Edith White, Helen Wingo- Bell FloI-
| Mamie and Emily Jennings, Rebekah
| Re.|. Mary Binford, Lucy Hayes, Lillian
| Augustine. Matte Purcell. Courtney
Bridges. Daisy CIlamberlayne, Belle
Tyler Rose Morris. Elizabeth Daven-
port. Maria Moseiey. Edith Jones, Helen
! Quarles-
| Charles withers, Gustavus DrewrE,
Willis, Burnett, E. Wright, W. Wright,
! De Trevlle, Bridges. Wexford. Benson,
| watson H. Tyler, ]. E. Tyler. Taylor,
| Tucker. Adair. D. Stegar, Tanner. Brock,
| Ouarles. Skipwith, Moseley. Fl. Stringfei-
| low, Mckinney, T. Fitzgerald. N1cAdams,
L. Edmond w. Edmond. r. !B. Jones w.
| n Jones, W. G.. Hodgson, Fuller. Hobson,
F! L. Harve Lea, Elicit, g., Harrison Tai
| iaferro. Green Daughtery. Grant ST. G.
| Cooke, F. P. Cooke, a. H. Drewry. j. j.
| Young Coke, Darlington, HUBBARD, La
| throp. Cardoza, Cabell, Sands, Vaughan
| and Weddell
| \ charming informal was given las,
| evening at the Jefferson Club. The rooms
| were pretti!y decorated. and cards and
| dancing were INDUCED in and most
| pleasant evening was spent.
| The 4. P. V. a. held meeting at the
! Virginia Historical Saiety rooms at !:
| NJ Yesterday Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson
! presided. Only routine business was
| transacted The ladies present were
| Mesdames J. B. Lightfoot. Theodore
Ellyson Stephen Putney. William Muir
| ray, H. A. Claiborne. E. V. Valentine
| Virginia Hall, Henry Taylor Enders
! Robertson. j. S. Wexford, c.. w. p
! Brock. and Miss Kate Mason Rowland
The regular monthly meeting of Ladies
I Auxiliary of the Virginia Hospital took
| place Yesterday morning at II o'clock
| Only routine business was transacted.
A me. ti7g OF tire German-American AUX
| iliary Society took place yesterday after
| noon at 8 o'clock at the Virginia Hospital
Tbs meeting was we'll attended and wa
, extremity interesting. In the absence 0
| Mrs. William RehlinS, the president, Mrs
Roseneek presided.
Mrs. c. II. Phillips, chairman OF tn
bazaar recently given, read the report
| and thanked the committees for their as
sistance. The profits from the bazaa
were over 81, 100. After routine bushes
the meeting was adjourned.
Mrs. Howard Hoge will be at home in
formally to her friends on Thursday
February Sth, from ) to o'clock.
| Colonel W. T. Robins continues to i'm
prove.
| Mrs. IT. A. Claiborne will entertain tn
Colonial Danes on Saturday afternoon
Miss Belle Minnigerode, of Alexandria
is the guest cf the Misses Stewart,
| Brook Hill.
| Mrs Warner Moore has issued cards t
a tea on Friday afternoon from to
! o'clock in honor of her guest, Mis-:
Clergue, of Bangor, Maine.
/ Miss Montague is visiting friends i
Baltimore.
Mrs. s. Kelly and Mrs. B. S. Hord. G
Richmond, Va, are the guests OF Mrs
Amos Kelly, of 1421 Hollins street, ,lt
more.
Miss Florence Elder. who has been tn
guest of Mrs. James H. Dooley, has re
turned to her home in Stanton.
Inc Milton c. Work Whist CLUB vii
meet with Miss Harvie. 1908 Park avenue
tomorrow afternoon.