The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Whist Club was delightfully."- enter.
!! tanned last evening 10y AIRS. Ashton
Starle. Among those participating in
the game We're Mrs. James Walker, Mrs.
Allan Don'nan, Mrs. James A. WEIGH,
Mrs Levin Joynes. Mrs. Mary Williams.
Miss Callie iRyland and Miss Mary Came
ron.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. V.
Daniel will be the scene of 20 vaudeville
show on Saturday morning at IL o clock.
The participants will be Robert Daniel.
Croxton Gordon, Anderson Reynolds.
Herbert Claiborne, Charles Stokes, and.
Writ Lyons. Their girl and boy friends
will form the audience.
The Old Dominion Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
ret yesterday at noon at the Virginia
His torica Society rooms, Mrs. Stephen
l'Gtney presiding. A communication was
received from the Great Bridge Chapter,
OF Norfolk, asking the Old Dominion
Chapter to offer annually gold medal to.
a pupil in the public schools who would
write the best paper on given revolu-
tionary subject.
The Daughters decided to write to the
United States Representatives and 6ena-
tors in Washington and request them to-
send only graduate nurses to the army
hospitals
They also made a resolution to assist
the Association for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities and Colonial Danes
to put a handsome memorial tablet
the Virginia Historical Society rooms. the
former residence of General Z. p. Lee.
Mrs Caroline Riddle McCulloch was
elected d member of the chapter.
Among the ladies present were. Mes
danes Axtell, J. r. V Daniel Stephen
IJaY Graham,
VIM. Capers. w. w. Henry. Herrich,
w. ]. Johnson. Misses Boykin, Lewis,
1Vthers. and Peasants.
Miss Elizabeth Hobson is visiting Miss
Marian Jones in Williamsburg.
Miss JULIA Harris is in Baltimore. the
guest of Miss Jackson.
Miss Annie Lee Camm and Claudia
Palmer are in New York
Miss Libby Pace is visiting Mrs. W. G.
Neal
Miss Bayard of Germantown. Pa, is
the guest of Mrs. Horace Halves.
Miss Marguerite Warwick will give a
charming box-party at the Academy on
next Tuesday evening in honor Of her
guest, Miss Thon.
Mis- Margarset Knowles. after a de-
Iightful visit to Be!font Pa, and Phla-
delphia, has returned to the city. accom-
panied by Mrs. Jack Dale and her two
children
Miss Margaret Branch left Tuesday for
New Orleans.
Miss Margaret Troffer has Como to Old
Point and will be the guest of Mrs.
George Meredith Sutton for about two
1 weeks.
Miss Helen Nye entertained her sister
Miss Adele Nye. of Washington. very de-
lishtfully Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Mary Thaw. A musical evening
was spent and greatly enjoyed by all
present. Some of the guests were Misses
Mabel AIcBain and MCGEE; Messrs. Jo-
seph White Walter Watkins Jcter Joi>es
Writ Bowles and William MCGEE.
Judge and Mrs John Nv. Riely gave a
charming little card party "Wednesday
evening in honor Of their guests. Miss
Sara Harrison. Of Cumberland, and Mss
Landon Harrison, of Danvil!e.
A very pleasant valentine party was
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 4. King. 42S south Laurel street. by
the s. G. p. Club. Nessrs. RIOS Stowe
Whitlock Burnett and FittZe rendered
. music.
The party was enjoyed until a late hour.
! when refreshments We're served. after
which games were played and the jolly
young people returned to their homes
happy.
Those present were: Misses Bessie
Cary, Norma and Nellie Ragland. Jes-
sic and Bell Hooper. Mamie Anderson,
Lettie Carter, Alice French. Iris Traylor,
Maggie GIL. Rosalie Taylor and Mary
Sales: Messrs. Willie Lyon a. L. Simp-
son. James and Reggie Carter, w. A
King. George J. Hooper and L. III. RaS-
| land. James Tolly, Harry Daniels,
Bruce Frost, and Howard Brothers
Mrs. W. a. King. ]. S. Ragland and
George J. Hooper chaperoned the party.