The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-04
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Conn; Miss Louisa McSec. of Albemarle
county: Miss Sally Wexford, Of Scott, n.
c.: Miss Hildegarde Brooks. New York
Miss Field. Providence, r. L.: Mrs. over
ton Howard. Virginia; Miss Jose-,hine
Stiles, Montgomery county Mrs. Hair
ston. Virginia: Mrs. r.. Watkins. Hall
fax; Mrs Walter Addison. Pulaski; Mss
Sarah Harrison, Miss Lucille Nelson and
Miss Ladonia Harrison
Mrs Emanuel Nilhiser on Monday af-
ternoon entertained twenty-five young
ladies at an elegant violet luncheon at
the Jefferson. in honor of her sister,
Miss Margaret Koiut, of New York.
The table was beautifully decorated in
banks of maiden-hair ferns and violets
and at each cover was a dainty book
with 4 bunch of the fragrant violets
tied witt, ribbons of the same shade.
Those present were: Mrs. L. MilIhiser.
Mrs. Clarence Millhise-, Mrs. Phil.
SchloSs. Mrs. Kohut. New York; Asher.
Pittsburg; Simons. Mabel Sucle, Carrie
Block Corinne Straus, Miriam Rosen-
helm, Amelia Kahnweilcr, Florence Green
wald. Sallie May, Sadie Thalhimer. Co
tinne and 1rma Rosenbaum. Marion Hell
Ter, Cora Binswangcr, Greentree. Edna
Ilohn, Norfolk; Minnie Block and Miriam
Millhiser.
Miss Mary Thomas gave u very delight
full lat home -on Tuesday afternoon. in
honor Of her guest, Miss Margaret Roper,
of Norfolk. The rooms were beautifully
decorated in American beauties and La
France roses.
Assisting in receiving were Mrs. VIM.
D. Thomas, Misses Roper, Thomas, Mary
Thomas. and Mrs. Thos. rutherford.
Mrs II. Gardiner Tyler presided over
tho sea table, and serving were Misses
Mary Williams, Laura Adair, of Atlanta;
Frances Goodwin, Of Wythevile, and
Miss Elizabeth Davenport Some of the
callers were Misses Margaret Branch,
Maude Stokes, Anna Boykin, Bessie Pace.
Della and Nellie Tompkins. Louise and
Lima Mayo, Edyth White, Ruth Tanner.
Maria and Helen Mosely, Daisy Wilson,
Annie Cray blanche Morgan, Mary Ball.
Davis. Mary Lama Turpin, Helen Waddey
Estelle Tayloe, Ramsey, Alien. Florence
billiard, Alice Hotchkiss. McAllister,
Symonton: Masdames Adolph Williams,
- Buek and l.. r. Hamberlin.
The Cotillon Club gave n delightful
dance at the jefferson Hotel on Tuesday
corated with palms and cut-tlowers Al
- o clock an elegant collation. was served.
The german was gracefully led by Mr..
NJ NJ. Mitteldorfer.
Among the dancers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Wallersten, Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.
Strause. Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Strause, MI
and Mrs. Meyer Frank. Mr. and Mrs.
Nose Ioffheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ).
Meyer Mir. and Mrs. l.. J.. Strause; Misses
Fanny Nlitteldorfer Florence Greenwald,
Sadie Thalheimer; Edna Kahn, Norfolk;
Marion S1hrier. New York; Hattie Schaff-
ncr, Cleveland. o.: Miriam Lovenstein,
philadelphia: Byrdie Asher. Pittsburg;
MeSsrs NJ NJ. Nlitteldorfer. NJ. NJ. M:>r-
cuse. Nathan Simon, Albert Wise, a. Z.
Brauer. Stanley Strause; Maurice Brandt,
of Norfolk.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Pleas
anton Conquest gave an informal but
very delightful tea in honor of Mrs. Chas.
Parker. of Swathmore, Pa.
Mrs. Conquest and Mrs. Parker re-
ccived alone.
Mrs. Eosher. Mrs. Funston and Mrs.
ellis assisted in the dinnS-rooin.
Among the callers were Mesdames
John G. Farland William C. Bentley. A.
r. Ellerson. Frank Male. YIN. Tc:Er-
llins. L. r. Warren, Jackson Guy, Walter
Palmer. Samuel Wallace, J. c. Freeman,
John J.. Mcclure. John Hunter. Abbott.
Selden. Montague Vim, Martin and
Crump.
Wednesday afternoon the Matinee
Euchre Club was entertained by Miss
Grace Swasey. Among those present
were: Misses Helen Stevens, Lowree, of
Annapolis: Sadie Jeffress, Agnes Me-
Car,lly Edith Jones, MitkrewitZ, Lottie
and Bessie Lambert. Bessie Catlin. jamie
Schoen Annie 7. Gordon. Mamie Baugh-
man, Ellis Glenn, Bernard llaIrie, Helen
and Lucy Quarles, Jones. Julia Naddili,
Mary and Louise Mccarthy. Ethel and
Lucille Carlton. Edyth White and Miss
boswell.
Miss Florence Greemwaid and Miss
Amelia Kahnwcilor entertained their club
and the visiting young ladies' on Thurs
day Afternoon most charmingly. Each
Young lady was required TO sing song
and illustrate it with an original draw
ing The priZe-winners were Misses
Miriam N1ilhiser, Marion Schlier and
Clara Straus. After the game an ele-
giant repaSt was served. Inc decora-
tions We're violet.
The strangers present were: Misses
Hattie Schaffaer. Cleveland: Marion
Sch-ier Kew York: Marian Lovenstein,
Philadelphia: Eyrdic Asher. PittsburG,
and Clara Staus, Charleston, w. Va.
The tea and reception given by Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Tanner on Thursday
afternoon al the jefferson in honor of
their debutante daughter, Miss Ruth
Tanner, were among the most brilliant
OF tn. seasons social functions.
From e TO o clock Mrs. c. w. Tanner
received her friends.
The handsome receptionroom Of the
hotel was beautifully decorated in palms
and ferns. and the cafe abounced in