The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-13


since the founding is arranging for re-
union, and the toast card complete pre-
sent= several great attractions. This
luncheon is under the auspices OF the
Alumnae Association of the Woman's
College, and is every year growing In
popularity.
Miss Margaret Stokes and sister will be
the guests OF Mrs "A. Y. Stokes during the
Carnival.
Mrs. ]. A. Sread, of Fork Union, Flu
wanna County, is visiting her brother, Mr..
Duke a. Putney, No. 2S10 East Marshall
Street.
Mr. ]. L. Scott is spending the week
with his parents, NO. 2S10 East Marshall
Street.
Mrs. Linton o. Miller will have quite
house party during the Carnival. Her
guests will be: Mrs. Cary Jones and
children, of Petersburg: Mrs. p. A. Dew
and daughter, Of Caroline; Misses Mary
and Alice Dew, of Spotsylvania, and
Judge Thomas N. WEIGH and wife, of
Caroline.
! en- Tuesday afternoon by his pupils was
! attended by a large and appreciative au-
dience. The performers acquitted them
selves with great credit, both to them
selves and their teacher. many OF the num-
bers being of high degree of technical
difficulty, and several performed without
notes.
The following programme was rendered:
Overture ito Magic Flute CMozarD. Misses
Maria Williams and 1uly Noting; Adieu
| to the Piano Beethoven), Miss Etwa kel-
ley; Priere a la Madonna Nang), Miss
| Emily Waddill; Pilgrims Chorus from
| Tanntauser Miss Elsie Cranz; Habanera
| from Carmen, Miss Mary Newton VII
| liams: (a) Nocturne (CElopin), (b) Papillon
(qreg) Miss Annie Lee Camm; Ouetto,
Songs Without Words (Mendelssohm, Miss
| Eliza beth Hurt; Evening Star from Tam
hauser IiszD, Miss Belle Sydnor:
| ouarlette from Rigoletta (Verdi-Ltszo,
| Miss Grace Cunningham, Songs: (a) Rosa
| monde (Cham.nade). Cb) You and CLeh-
rlann), Miss Adelaide Watkins; Flower
| Song Q.ange). Miss. Nan Morris; serenade
| (Eschubero. Miss Macy Fleming; Bird at
| the Suring tBeElp. Miss Annie Rucker:
| Thine Own Q.ansel, Miss Bessie lamb;
| Pierrette (Chaminade), Miss Nina Ran
| dolph: Rondo Capriccioso CMendelssohn),
| Miss Rena Gentry: valse Rrlliante (Mosz-
| kowsky), Miss Nettie Ebstham: Third
| Ballade Chopin. Miss Marie Williams;
| Prelude to the Indian Princess tHahr),
Miss Randolph and Mr.. Hahn.
Miss Elizabeth Morris gave q most en-
| joyable farewell dance Monday evening at
! her residence, No. sos East Clay Street.
| Miss Morris leaves shortly for Norfolk,
where she will in future make her home.
! Among those participating IN the dance
| were Misses Morris. Smith, Holland, OF
New York: Thomas, of Petersburg; Tai
| ley. Of Roanoke; Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
| Penick, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
| ford. Hirchfield, Williams, Moore and
| others.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Colonial Danes was held yesterday at
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. w w.
| Henry Mrs. Herbert Claiborne. the presi-
! dent presided A sum OF money was
voted to the tablet to be erected at Airing
ton to the soldiers and sailors in the late
war and to the monument to George
Washington to be erected at Paris. Four
teen new members were elected. me
delegates to the convention gave an IN
teresting account of the Congress OF the
Danes in Washington. Miss Sue Seldom
Wexford read a charming and clever pa
per on ''Old ttlCtI1oilu, "iiiS-i ''e7
interesting After the business meeting
the Danes were invited 20 beautnul re-
past by Mrs. Matthew Bland Harrison
The dining-room was artisticaliy deco
rated in white and red-red candles IN
massive silver candelabra and red clover
and exquisite snow-balls.
A splendid musical programme was Inc
feature of the evening. Mrs. FERGUSON,
q sister of Mr.. Henry and brilliant per-
former on the piano. played several selec-
tons. Miss Mamie Harrison, OF opeiha,
sang delightfully."-.
The guests of the evening were Misses
Freeland. of Mississippi: Jennie uiett
Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. Randolph Peyton.
Mrs. John Lyons and Mrs. Ferguson
The ladies decided TO give a reception at
the Jefferson Hotel on the list OF June.
The constitution demands that one enter
tainment shall be given year. and this
will be social reunion of the society.
Among those present were Mesdames H.
A. Claiborne, James Dooley. r. A. Ian
caster, Ladonia Dashiell. Hamberlin. Nor
ris, Farland, Hall, Charles R. Robins. Pat
terson. Thomas Rucker. Henry, Lyons,
Harrison, Perkins. Brock, Ellerson. Gil
ham. Lotter. Davenport, Drake. W. D.
MISSES Eosk.n, Wexford, peasants and
Perkins.
Little Miss Edith Taylor gave de-
fighttul party at,the home OF her parents,
MT. and Mrs. Writ Taylor. Friday even
ing Games were INDUCED In. and the
Young 3ors the most popular young people
present resulted In Miss Barbara TrigE'ss
lfece1Y1ng. la eirY9 prizeS Master IV1ll3ay1