The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

An elegant dinner WAS gwen id9l wv
nin.; by Mrs. j. Scott Parrish in honor OF
her, guest. Miss a nEa ttioeke, Of NashinS-'
ton, y. G.
The table was beautifully decorated III
vases of bridesmaids roses and ifink5rose
leaves shades on the candeiabr't
The guests We're Misses Anna Hoehe,
Margaret Branch. Maud stokes, and
Messrs. Spencer Garter, j. Stewart Bryan,
Ilunsdon Cary and Jonathan BRYAN.
Miss Eleanor Rosher gave Ser! oe-
liglltful card party last evening. From ;
10 10 the ladies played progressive etchre
and We're then loincd by the gentlemen
All the magnificent decorations were IN.
red and white. IN honor of Lees birthday.
Those moving Miss iBosher's hospitality
were: Mrs. Starke. Mrs. Eneh, ME-.
Coke. Mrs Wi!lia1ls. MIS-. Walker, MISSES
Harris. Camsn. Hayes. Grant, Cameron
FORBES. Davenport, Warwick, Wiiilalhs,
Talbot, Wexford Pace, hfriend- fasS,
Wingc. Watkins, Page, Myers, STOKES,
Branch. White Jackson. Dammon and
Hartman. of Baltimore; McVity and
Willing. of Philadelphia: Messrs. Ander-
son. Williams Young, Workman, SrSah,
Robson. Tailey. Gibson. Le.nie. Sulrie,
Blair. Walker. Ferguson. Campneif;e " en-
fcrd. Davenport. Grant. tSutheTlooro'
Gaines. Smith. Starkc. Euek- S.earhe'
Peasants. Mayo. Mitchell. iArmlsscaa-
Gregory. Guy. Walker. HaneW1nchei'
Grosbeck. Forbes. Maury. Morris. Now
land. DIR. Davidson, Dr. Boshcr- Df. Nanh
and DR.. Hobson.
The Friday German gave another OF
their delightful dances last evening at
the Masonic Temple
The german was chaperoned by MI.
and Mrs Robert Blankenshlp, MIS-. BSfd
Warwick. Mrs. ". Ben. Palmer, Mf.
and Mrs. Taiiaferro. Mr. and MIS-
Adolphus Csterloh and Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Brockenbrousa.
Rose Morris, Ivelyn DIETRICH Bean.
Eruce, Kahn. Elizabeth Fisher. Marsacet
Shields. Nora Leary, Nan. Damman, Oh
baltimore Jane Wingo. Mary Ia!l JaneE
Hughes. Rebecca Bell. Waddill, sadle
Sutton. Messrs. Murat Willis, ]. Il. de
Trevillc Mason, White. T. ". Tower,
Adolphus Osterloh, Henry and Elmo
rick Dautrey, Randolph Cardoza. Cod
win Boykin. Stearnes. Smith. Downing.
Philip Carlton, Stewart l.eake and others.
Mrs. Linton Q. Miller celebrated Cen
eral Lees birthday most charmingiy last
evening with u progressive euchre party.
The house was decorated throughout with
flags. American Beauties and white roses.
Immediately after the game. the guests
were surprised by the appearance of
real ...Ole Eirginy' darl1ies bearing tin
trays with tin cups and spoons parched
corn, bareback and rye coffee. This
caused q great deal Of nerri1nent. but
they We're not called upon TO suffer long
the hardship Of Lees army, for an ele-
giant supper awaited them in the dining
room.
IL the centre Of the table was j cam
delabra with red and white shaded can-
dies: the renaissance was over red satin.
the cakes. honbons and ices all carried
out the same color design.
The souvenirs We're cups and saucers
tied with red and white ribbons.
The punch. over which Miss Emma
Parkinson and Miss Marie Jones presided,
was served in a pyramid OF ice. Among
the invited guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cullen, Mrs. r. G. Slower. Misses
Maria Jones, Emma Parkinson. Agnes
Edward, Annie Jacobs, Meade Burrell.
Elise Goddin. Sallie Deane, Evelyn Cor
don, Alma Miller and Messrs II. G. Car
ter, Samuel Pullman. Peyton Caring
ton, Garrett Tabb, Joseph Beasley. Dean
Maury, Thomas Pollard. DR.. Thomas
Merrick, DR.. Charles Edward. DR. Taylor
and DR.. l.. @. Miller.
Mrs. William J. Whiteiurst gave 4 de-
lisRtful party last evening TO her son.
Master Herbert c. Whitehurst The game
played was progressive authors. After
1he prizes We're awarded the successful
ones. the young people repaired to the
dinlnS-room, Where an elaborate repast
Was served The TWO long tables were eN-
quisitely appointed in silver, cut-glass,
fink-shaded candies in silver candelabra
and urls OF pink carnations. Al each
place was ! dainty souvenir of the occa-
sion.
Those present We're: Misses Avis Grant
Mamie Montague, Alice Doyle. BERTHE
Is'igg. Babara Trigg. Carrie Rennclds.
Anna Purcell. Hattie Shields. Lora Crump
Kate Seldom, Courtney Crump. lIlia
suck. Martha Robinson. Helen Tanner
Cora Younger. Mary Parrish. Wariield
Crenshaw. Louise AIcAdams. Fannie Mil
Ter. from Saunton, Va; Carrie: Neal. Kitty
Lancaster, Mamie Waddill, Marie
Cottreii, Masters Eddie Saunders
Charlie Shields, Wv.he BoMc
Stephen Putney. Pickett L2throp. Herbert
C Whttehurst. Willie Trigg, Thomas At
kinson. Robert JeffTics, ErSlline Buford
Rutherford Davenport. Addison Rennods
John Branch, Black Cameron. Don Came
ron, William Forbes. Rawley Forbes,
Charlie Stokes, Pickett Stokes, Charlie
Watkins. Nenable Seldom Gordon Ely
son. Styles Ellyson, AicD6nald Wexford,
Wilbsr Crump, Herbert Claiborne, London
Wexford. Cecil Stevens. Ashby Jones'
Triplett Montague. Willie Price, William
Crunp. E-skine Hazard ana Newell
Wallace
One Of the most interesting celebrations
OF General Lees birthday was given by
Miss Coleman at her kindergarten on
north Fifth street.
The room was decorated with Confede-
rate flags. Thirty little children. with
little flags made by their own hands.
marched and sang the loved songs of the
South and it brought TO the minds of the
veteran women VINO were fortunate
enough, 10 be present the stormy time Of
sixty-o,se when every child was seen with
little Confederate flag.
A charming progressive game party was
given by Mrs. William A. james Thurs
day evening il honor of Miss Corprew, of
Norfolk. After The game an elegant sup
per was served.
Miss Whitehead won the ladies first
prize, Mrs r. S. Valentine second. Mr..
S. A. Neaie captured the sentleman's first
prize, and Mr.. II. D. Harlow and Charles
Harwood tie boobies.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine