The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Next week promises to be notable
me in delightful social functions, opening
with the always brilliant MONDAY ger
IMAM; and to be followed by NUMBER Oh
teas. On elegant reception at the 1enei-
son. on Thursday evening ana d coIiiloh
by the Friday German.
The silver tea given by the Junior
Hollywood Association en- Monday even
hg in celebration Of the birthday o.
Stonewa1l Jackson. was brilliant sue
cess.
Lee Camp HALL was beautifully de-
coratcd.
The Confederate red and white every
where prevailed.
Broad bands of wide red satin ribbon
came from the chandelier. and were
caught to the four corners Of the table
and bowls of scarlet carnations con-
,rnsted Dre,tily with the snowy clotir.
The receiving party stood in the south
end Of the room. and consisted 't MS:
N Y. Randolph. from the Daughters OF
tho Confederacy: Miss Isoline Moses.
president Hebrew Memorial Association:
Miss Ruby Bode'-er. president OaNwocd
Memorial Association; Mrs. d. c. Rich
erdson, representing Lee Camp: MIS-
John Lamb. representing S,ra OF Nete-
rams; Mrs. George Lyons, hol"raTy hfcs-
ident junior Hollywood Assotiat:on; MISS
Annie Gray, first Nice-preS'dci't III 10.
Hollywood Association: Mss Lucy Claire
Atkinson, corresponding secretary Junior
Hollywood Association.
The music of the evening was delight
fully rendered by Mr.. Sullivan and the
Mandolin Club, composed Of little boys,
who played a. number of selections.
Among those present were 'Mesdames f.
c. Minor. J. Taylor Ellyson. James Gray,
Rogers; Freeman, of Alabama; Wade
Gervas Storrs, Carlton. Hill, Miller, Will
son, Purcell. Harrison. Hotchkiss. Thorn
as, Crump; Misses Minnie BauGhran.
Annie and Leila Gray. Bessie and Lci:a
1iil Rowland. Kate Mason How.and,
Ellen Jones, Mase Leigh, Reid, Ethel
Atkinson Rebccca Storrs, Nelly and
Anna Royldn, Morris. Carton. Nm.
Harris, Morrison, Randolph, NJ. ari Mrs
Graham. Rev. Mr.. Cook and otrs1s.
There was large attendance at the
woman's Club Monday afternoon to hear
Mrs Charles Bosher's paper. "a Group
of Women of Letters do They Justify
Hawthorne's Assertion"
''The pen 1t not for woman.
Tier power is too natural and i1nmc-
,diate It Is with the living voice alone
that she can compel the world to recos-
nize the light of her intellect and the
depth Of her heart!'
:1austivel. and COMPREHENSIVE. ana
Miss Willie Snoot rendered number
of selections on the piano.
Mrs Boshers guests We're Mrs. ellis.
Mrs. Conquest. Miss Smoot, Miss thinner,
emo Mrs. Harvey Blair. The omt-of-
town guests were Mrs. Kent. of Wythe-
Vile: Miss Field, Rhode Island; Mrs.
Henry Wickham, Eenrico county; Mrs.
Nason Miller, stanton; Mrs. Glasgow,
E-.anoke, Va: Mrs. Stuart Strinsfcll''w.
Atlanta; Mrs Seymour Johnson, Miss
Porter. California: Miss ]-evelette Lewis,
Sweet Springs: Mr.. and Miss Ware, and
Miss Maggie Warren. Mrs. L. b. Janey
brewed the tea and serving it were the
Misses Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wallerstein enter
taincd most ci,armiugly in h"nrr of
their guest, Miss Hattie SchraIner, OF
Cleveland.
Theil> spacious hnne On south Third
street was beautifully decorated in palms
and American; Beauties.
During the early .oIrs music and song
was the feature .: the evening. and later
an elegant repast was served in the
dining-room.
A very enjoyable ghost dance was
r-iye,, or Monday evening n: the resi-
dence of Mrs Vaughan-Lloyd.
Among those present were: Mesdames
Vaughan-L.loyd, E9pps, flanagan and
Jeter Misses Lee and Alice Jeter, Mann
ie Lillian and Bertha Epps. Blanche
and Maggie DeBald. Margie and IaLeese
Goode, Marie and Anne King. NirEie
and Julia Renick. yirgie BLAND, Lizzie
Samuels and Fcraba Bagby. and Messrs.
C, B. Jeter l.. Il. and II. 4. Jeter, Z. j.
BLAND, II. S. Wright, T. Z. Stonebraker,
Jr.. L. C. Jacob, &C. ii. Christian, T. Il.
yc"ne. S. Fl. Phaf-. NJ W. Gill. w. King,
". Frank. "A Barker. W. ii. Blunt and
j. III Binford, and others.
The Tuesday german at Masonic Tenn
PIE, was, as usual, very delightful af-
fair.
Mr.. Adolprus Blair led
The chaperones were: Mr.. W. Ben.
Palmer. Mrs. ]. A. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert I2lankensh p. Mr. and Mrs. Adolf
plus Blair
Among those present were: Misses
nammar. of Baltimore: Hartman. of Bal
ence N1cAllister. of New York: Elizabeth
Crutchfeld. of fredericksburg; Ida
Lane of Alabama Helen and Maria Nose
ley Marianne Meade, Louise thinner, of
Petersburg; Lindsay. OF Pittsburg: Eas-
ley. of Amelia: Anne Meade, Qaa,!es,
Calvin Bra gg, Kate Mereufth- Mary
Donnan. Agnes Mccarthy, Ruth Robins,
Daisy Chamberlayne. Ellie Maury Werth.
wingo. Winston. OF Hanover: Florence
Wilson. Ruth Tanner. Bolton. Of New
York: Anne Grant. Mamie and Emily
Kodcercn of Sewance. Tenn: Leila Gray
Jennings. Lucy Hayes, Deltrick, Belle
Tyler. Lillian Augustine, Matte Page.
of Clarke: Susie Harrison. Purcell. Eli /,
Eabeth Stanley. Adkins. Davenport and
Ed1.h Lewis. of Old Sweet: Jones
Marguerite Warwick: Messrs Berkeley
Williams. Young 1larvie. Adalr. Watkins,
w1tters. Corhn. Gillian. Claiborne.
Sands. Watson. Stegar. Damghtrey, L.
Edmond, W. Edmond. Lea, Benson, ].
e. Tyler. Jr., Heth Tyler, T. Cooke,
William Jones, Sleipwhh, Stringfellow,
prewry, de Treville. Hobson. st. George
Cooke, Hodgeson Bridges McAdaJn
Cabel. II. Darlington. r. Jones' Taller
70, ouarles. Harrison. Tucker, Mckinney.
q, Wright, ". Wright. Brock. Lathrop.
Tanner. Coke. Burnett. Fuller. Cardoza-s
Erssn. Moseley, Wexford, Fitzgerald and
Grant
81 a delightful card party OF Tussday
s0as vtys1 BY 0drs. e C. Busk. The
AndDonls 4se0s was artistica,ly decorased
- D1SEaR H1ok carnations md roaAa.