The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-13
THE T1n1Es:. RICHMoND. VA. SUNDAY. MAY i. 1900.

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All minds have been turned sai.iis a.
wards this week and in CONSEQUENCE
s*cial events have been few ana -.
tween. Every one is making prspat1 ....is
for the gala days of next Wee l'a.,.. .
! ready to entertain their country cousins
and friends who will oil CONE - - /" =
to join in the merry ma k.ns
The Floral Parade promises ~ ,.;.,s,
, magnificent geant. and the oeau.i I!,,
=, flox,er ~ gardens with their still!
more beautiful occupants, will be the So
cial event of the week
| There were a number Of entertainments
given last week in honor Oh the Hisii,'s
pharmacists and they were az enJoyaoie.
The visitors expressed themselves as mo-
than pleased with the cordial hospitality
extended them.
dance were rendered the visitors a the
Jefferson.
, Receiving with the president OF tho
Association, Mr.. A. b. Prescott, anu MS
wife, were Mrs. T. F. Jeffress. Mrs. l.
A. Miller. Mrs. Norman v. Ranoolpn'
Mrs. Chiles Ferrall, Mrs. Eicheloelsei'
Mrs. j. B. Jeffress, Mrs. snooks, ME.
Jno. Purcell, Mrs j. c. Shafer, Mrs. Il.
n Hotchkiss Mrs. Warner Moore, Mrs.
| T Allison Hodges and Mrs. Edgar Iay-
| lor.
The ladies serving punch were: Mrs.
! I n W. Powers Mrs. 7. WILDER Chelt MRS.
w. S. Thompson. Mrs. w e saunders
! Mrs. Friend, Mrs. C.. D. Wlngfield' MISSES
! Scott and Miss Baird
Governor and Mrs. ). dose = iei
among the guests
| Among the visiting ladies were Mrs. w.
G.. Alpers, New York; Mrs. c. Blakeiy'
| Nontpelier, VT; Mrs. IS. H Carragan,
New York: Mrs. ID. L. Cameron, Rutner-
ford, n. J.: Mrs. w. Il. Ciiffe, pnliaaei-
pnia; Mrs Emma Campbell. Philadeiphla'
Miss S. E. Cook, New York; mrs. scf.as.
3. Dohme, Baltimore; Miss Adale Dohi1le'
Baltimore; Mrs. j. A. Fieber, Sincli!l,a az
Mrs G. w. Holmes, Elmira. y, X; MIS-.
g. - Henry. washington, d. c.; Mrs. L.
c. Hopp, cleveland; Mrs. w. 81. Hunter,
Philadelphia; Miss Helen Hunter. Phtla-
delphia: Mrs H P. Hynson, Baltimore:
Mrs. A. 3. Huested, Albany: MISS John-
son, N1iddletown. o.; Mrs. G. w. Kennedy
Pottsville, Pa; Mrs. Robert M. Kennedy
Pottsville. Pa: Mrs. C. D. knoefel, ne"
Albany, Md; Mrs. e. III. La Pierre. cam
bridge. Mass. Mrs. George Linovall; NJ
line, ILL.,; Miss Helen Lowell Newoury-
port, Mass; Mrs. A. l.. Lengfeld, san
Francisco; Mrs Charles G. Murrill, Mrs.
C. B. Lowe, Philadelphia; Mrs. Arthur
Nattans. Baltimore; Mrs. a. B. Prescott,
Ann Arbor, Mich; Mrs. C. w. parsons,
New York; Mrs. Frank o. Randaii,
Brockton. Mass; Miss Seabury. orange
N. Y; Mrs. S. A. D. Sheppard, BOSOM
Mrs. II. NJ Whelpley. ST. Louis; MISS
Josie A. Wanous, Minneapolis, ana MIS-.
T. D. Wetterstroem, Cincinnati.
On Wednesday evening Governor and
Mrs. TYLER entertained the visitors at
delightful reception at the Mansion.
Receiving with Governor and Mrs
Tyler were Mrs. T. "A. Miller Mrs. +.
Jeffress Mrs Edgar Taylor. Mrs. I: w.
Chelf. Mrs. J. B. Jeffress. Mrs. Chlles,
Ferrall, Mrs. E. D. Hotchkiss, Miss
Matte Purcell. Miss Baird, Mrs. r. W.
powers. Colonel c. v. Darlington, Colonel
Mann, Mr.. T. w. Chelf and Mr. Robert
L. Powers.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Dohme, Of Baltimore; Miss DONNIE
Messrs. John de Treville, Tess Hobson'
St George Cooke, DR.. Herbert Mann,
DR.. Emo Sander, of St Louis; Professor
and Mrs Prescott of Ann Arbor. Mich;
Mr.. William S. Thompson, of Washing
ton: Mr.. John F. Patton, of York, Pa.
Mr.. Seabury and Miss Seabury. of East
Orange, NJ. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. Alpers. OF
New Jersey: Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Came
ron. OF HuLNeTlOTQ, Az D., I'LL. anu 49, ..
Lindvall, of Indiana: Miss Wanous. OF
Minneapolis; Mr.. Caswell A. Mayo, OF
New York; CIr. and Mrs. w. II. McNair,
Of Tarboro, n. c.; Mr.. Whitehead. of
Scotland Neck: Mr.. John Y. Macrae, OF
North Carolina. Mr.. Henry P. Willis. OF
Quebec; MFR. w. j. Jackson. of San Fran
cisco; Mr.. Rapeire. Professor Charles
Caspari, of Baltimore; Mr.. George w.
Kennedy, of Pennsylvania: Professor c.
B. Low, of philadelphia: Mr.. William
II. Scott and daughter. Mr.. R. II. NJ.
Harrison, Mr. George w. Latimer. MI
James Stone, Professor Frank G.. Ryan,
of Philadelphia; Mr.. ]. NJ. Goode of St.
Louis: Mr.. Lewis c. Hopp, of New York:
Mr.. w. S. Thompson. H c. Byers. of
Philadelphia: Albert Schneider. Of Chi
cago: e. G. Eberle. Texas; DR.. and Mrs.
II. M. Whepley, of st. Louis; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifre. of Philadelphia; Miss Hunter,
Of Philadelphia: Professor F. S. Heath,
of Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. II. P Hynson,
of Baltimore: Mr.. E. w. Morse, Mount
Vernon, M Y; Mr.. and Mrs. George IT.
White, Jersey City, N. j.: Mr.. F. w.
AIeissner, La Porte, Ind: Mr.. E. A.
j Crissey, New York; Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Sheppard, of Boston; Mr.. A A. Quandt,
of Baltimore; Mr.. J. w. T. Knox, OF
Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. England
of Philadelphia: Professor and Mrs.
Joseph T. Remington. OIL 1illidueipiiiei'
DR.. f. E. Stewart, of New York: Colonel
John Lowe, of Hartford on Governors
staff of that city: oIr. III. 3. Mason. of
Detroit: DR.. William Simon, OF Baltimore.
The tea at the Woman's Club was
largely attended yesterday afternoon, and
pleasant hour was spent Mrs. Junlus
Morris served tea, and was assisted by
Miss Helen Montague
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mrs. McGill of Petersburg. and
Miss Rose Caperton, of West Virginia.
Mr.. Jack Palmer gave a very ENJOYABLE
excursion to Old Point last Saturday.
The party remained at the Chamberl1n
until Sunday, and returned to the city
that evening. Mrs. Ben Palmer chaper-
oned the party. The others We're Miss
Travers. OF New York: Miss Leila Gray
Misses SalEe and Judith Deane, Messrs.
Jack Palmer. Turner Arlington, Palmer
Claiborne and Beasey.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Murrell enter
tanned few friends delightfully."- Wednes-
day evening in honor of their guest Miss
Donna Wills. Among those present were
Misses Donna Wills. zila Anderson,
Mary Webb, Nellie Whitehead. Messrs.