The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04

whist was INDUCED III. The prizc-win-
ners were Miss Shaffner, Mr.. NJ. M. Nit
tcldorfer and Mr.. Henry S. Hutzler.
| When the doors leading to the dining
room were opened a novel scene was pre-
scented to view. The spacious room had
been converted into a .Rathskellar.
About the walls ran a lerdge of beer mugs
and miniature cedar trees, and the
chandelier and corners We're bounteous-
" laden with cedar The tables We're
decorated in the German colors-red,
white and black-and the souvenirs were
tiny beer mugs for the ladies and long
Dutch pipes for the gentlemen.
In one corner of the room was ce-
dar-decked key of the foaming beer, and
the menu consisted of German delicacies.
The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Wallerstcin, Misses Shaffner, Emsheimer,
Saddle Whitlock. Miriam Rosenheim,
Fanny D. Mitteldorfcr, Fannie and Hen
rietta Wallerstein, Amelia liahnweiler.
Sadie Thalhimer, Beatrice Wallcrstein,
Lille Rosendorf. Bette Caron, Ella
IIral1er. Estellc, Whitlock, Frances Sam
uels, Ray Van Wort, Bertha Block and
Celia Fellheimer. Messrs. Leo E. ull-
man. Joseph Mittcldorfer, Castor 1<rak-
er. Stanley Straus, S. Nj. Block, M. NJ
Mitteldorfer, II. S. HutZler, Milton
Straus. NJ. NJ. Marcuse. Albert Wise.
Nathan Simons. Lee Reinheimer. Bar
ney Bowman. Louis Straus. Ivan Mey-
ers. Samuel, David and l. J. Wallcrstein-
Mrs. Norton. r. Savage gave another OF
her charming lat homes" Tuesday after
noon. The drawing rooms We're beauti-
fully illuminated, and carnations were
in profusion. Among the CATERS were
Mesdames Archer Andersen, j. Taylor
Ellyson. Charles T. C'FerraH Charles
". Tanner. C. G. Lambert. Cru1np, Tay-
lor. Charles Todd. Halliburton. Hamber-
liz, Minor: Misses Mary Rahm, Ruby
Bodeker. Nellie Haggerty. Dora Pugh,
Irene Bossieux and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Perkins. Of No.
5Ol South Pine Street. celebrated the
thirtieth anniversary Of their marriage
at their home Friday night. The occasion
was a most enjoyable one and many
OF their friends called during the even
ing.
Many handsome and useful linen pres
ents We're received.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. f.
r. Perkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. Godse!, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien,
Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Dunstan, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. ]. d. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fraysier Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson. Mrs.
{. e. Hil. Mrs. Traylor. clrs. Brown.
Mrs. C. Garter. Mrs. John S. Bethel,
Mrs L. Gibbs. Mrs. Harvey Srong.
Misses Maggie Fleming. Mary Fleming.
Anna Farmer, Bessie Lee, Marion Brown,
Matte Traylor. Baughn. NJ nnie Bradle5.
Minnie Lipscomb. Mary Hill. Messrs.
rraysier, r. Splitter. Seldom. John Per-
kins. F. Perkins. J1... Charles Perkins.
Hopkins. H TAYLOR G. Trayior. Charles
Hill. j. p. Lee. Harold Bishop, a. j.
Fleming.
A grand birthday party was given at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Han,
in honor OF their son Mac:z.
After enjoying themselves with parior
games and both vocal and instrumental
music. they were invited into a beautifully
decorated dining-room. where sulnptuous
supper had been prepared for them
Among those present We're:
Miss Sarah Janey and Gertie Ashley,
Della Major, Lille McClougt. Sarrar
verlander. Bessie Goode, Annie, Bessie
and Veronica Hall, ANA Gary. Florence
Williamson. Miss Hobson, Victory NC
Cume. Rosalie Adkins. Mamie kleyenstuo-
er; Messrs. Willie Simmins. Waiter and
Samuel McCune Robbie Gary. Harry
TAYLOR. Frank Terry, Clinton, Mack and
Frank Hail. Harry Illyenstuber. MI
Iobson. Thompson, Lonnie Hall, Blanken-
ship. Clarke, Martin, Bartlett, Powell and
others.
An event OF some interest was the clever
presentation Friday evening OF the
one-act comedy Of John kendrlck Bang $,
"a Proposal Under Difficulties. Twas
presented in manner worthy O. pro-
1essionals by Misses Sara and Landon
Harrison, Mr. James Tyler and Mr.. r.
wing Campbell.
A large audience witnessed the perfor-
nance and neat sum was realized for
the benefit Of the Powhatan Baptist
church.
Mrs. I. Lovenstein and her daughter,
Miss Jeanne Lovenstein, have returned
to Richmond, after a visit OF six weeks
to Philadelphia, New York and Wilkes
barre.
Miss Virginia Cox, of Lower Bremo IS
the guest of her cousins the Misses
Bridges, at No. l East Main Street.
The Monday german, danced this week
at Masonic Temple. was an unusually
brilliant affair. Colonel 10. Lane Stern
led.
Among the dancers We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Echols. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Buck, Mr.
and Mrs Allan Potts, Mr.. and Mrs g.
NJ. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Carter,
w. J. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Starke
Mr.. and Mrs Levin Joynes. Mr.. and Mrs
Nv Waller Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T..
Marie, Misses Page. of Clarke county;
Thorn, of California; Elizabeth Lee, OF
Alexandria: Madeline English, Mamie
Jennings, Eda Atkinson. Edna Forbes,
Lily Urouhart, Kate and Marion Har-
ris, Edyth White, Annie Lee Allriend
Emily Jennings, Evelyn Gordon. Mar
guerite Warwick. Maria Williams, Liza
Rierne, Annie and Leila Gray. Sophie Mer-
edith. Lucy Hayes. Kate Meredith, Flea
nor Bosher. Mary Hill, Bessie Watkins,
Elsie Cameron, Claire Bierne and Messrs.
C. j. Anderson, Granville Gray, c. 3. An
trim, E. c. Hayo, Q. Z. McCabe, j. T.
Anderson, J. L. Antrim, G. X. Lee, w.
p. Gray, George NJ. Reid, Jr, S. L. Car
ter, w. S. p. Mayo, j. r. J. Anderson,
D.. Mcdonald, +. A. Davenport, J. b