The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
.S0clAL AND PERS0l
CONTINUED from Tenth Pass III
Meyer ara ii NV York city 81 ms

Miss LaPonte, OF New Orleans. q the
guest Of Mrs. Luke Harvey. on East 2
Grace Street IS
Mss Albert Young and Miss Esfna 3
Young have returned to New York They q
WIN shortly move into the elegant home
they have erected.
Mrs. Mues Cary. OF Charlotte counsys
is visiting MIS-. John 3. Cary
Of seottsville. are visiting friends N
the city.
Miss Anne Grant is the guest OF Miso
Mabel Walker. on Floyd Avenue.
Miss Tucker Clarke. Of Lynchburs g
on a visit TO the Misses Meade. on South
Third Street.
MISS Mary WILSON, q MARYLAND. g
West Grace Street.
is the guest of Mrs Thomas Ruthertords
No, NJ East Grace Street. 3ss
Mr.-Julirs Meyer IS spending some TINS
in Asherflle. ~. G
j t, 9sss q Ras FIST Kz and e i'sss
hin Streets
Mr.. and Mrs 3. 3. va1entsn. will SAIL
for England this month.
Mrs. Jacob Edel end Miss Fanny Edcl,
of San Francisco. after a delightful visit
~, fS of r. onfH
Mrs. Fred s. Myers.
orr.. Berthord Goodman Is quite sics
with the grippe
Miss Evelyn Mcclure. OF Berryrale. IS
the guest of her brother. Dr.. Edward Nc.
CURE
Mr.. Birdsong and Miss Nellie warren
sBirdsong are in Staunton, where they
went to attend the funeral Of their rel-
alive, Miss Henrietta Brooks.
Miss Helen Harris, of West Virginia,
is visiting her sister Mrs. William Par
IRISH. on West Franklin Street.
Miss Bette Custis. Amber. OF Williams
burg. is visiting Mrs. James D. Crump.
so1 South Fourth Street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles burlington leava
tomorrow for FTortda-
Mrs. F. L Marshall is the guest Of
Mrs. Charles P. Stokes.
Miss Anne Tennant leaves on Monday
for Florida
Mrs. Thomas Bransford. OF Roanoke.
is the guest Of Mrs. George I.athrop
Mrs. AIcCue, who has been spending
some time In the city as the guest OF
Mrs Thomas Lesry and Mrs Alfred
Gray. has returned to her home in Abe
marie.
Mr.. Norris Pilson. who is engaged In
business in Cleveland. o.. Is ON a visit to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Pilsons
1Gl6 Park Avenue.
Major 1Ieth Tyler leaves on Monday
for Tampa, Fla
Miss Eva Bome is Visiting friends IN
DanvIlle. Va.
| Miss Zelle Minors piano class met Sat-
urday morning for their regular nopthlY
musicale Constance Bates, Floyd lay
Tor and Lucie Scott tied for the prize
In the Etude Contest receiving
tho same mack; Elizabeth Scott, Tlhe
second mark. Quarterly reports were de-
ltvered, and the following programme
very wen rendered.
waltz Gle BAD. G4udovtc}, Lucie Scott;
Lullaby, Floyd Taylor; (al, Song With
out Words, eGurlhtt>, (b) Little Dance,
{Rssnecks), Rachael Urquhart: Ra7py
Wanderer (Jensenl, Avis Grant, Hel4o-B
trope (Brandt). Elizabeth Scott. ALA
Turca elIozartl. constance Bates.
Winners In the Finger StyIdy Contest
last month were: Avis Grant first, corl-
stance Bates second.
Senator Henry Fairfax. Mrs Fairfa,s
and their daughter are at the Jsfrsrson.
Mrs. Fairfax IS not at all we'll and
the health of little Miss Fairfax is far
from good.
to-day for Florida.
The mask ball given by Miss D. Adams
to her dancing class, at SaenSer Eiaila 5
Friday night, was grand AFFAIR. Il.
There were upon tho floor at one time
one hundred persons festoone,L disguised
and distorted by costumes OF every styios
and color.
THE grand march was beautifully led
by the teacher and her brother, MT. Wal
ter p. Adams, who unprecedented the COLI
or-bride and groom. and three prizes were
awarded to the most comical characters !
on the floor.
The ladies. prize was received by MESS
Nellie Kain, who unprecedented rag
muffin; also Miss Lille Myers received
a handsome prize. representing negro:
| nurse.
| Mr.. Heinrnan Rubenstein walked en
| with the gentiemen's distinction. he re-
presenteCa tramp.
The prizes were beautiful pin-e
| for the ladies and handsome silk UNI
brelIa for the gentlemen
| The First Brigade Staff Association,
composed OF General A. o.. PhiiAps and
1.-The officers which composed ms stan
prior to 2the late war. was entertained
| Friday night by General Phillips at his
a,ospttabIe home on Floyd Avenue An
excellent supperswas served and very
pleasant evening enjoyed II
Those present were Majors Frank SUIT
| ton, T. T. Christian. W. NJ. Evans. John
Cussons and Lanier.
| The next meeting OF the association svil
he held IN June at Glen Allen. at the
Il =, Tah.,