The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-30

Miss Jennie Hughes With Frank Hill, Miss
Mills of Ashland. witt Bruce Bowe, Miss
Belvin with Mr.. Sam Tyler, Miss Marie
Archer with a. Murdt Willis. Miss Sophie
White with Mr. G. Lee Morrison, Miss
Rose Morris with Mr.. de Amen, of Balti-
more: Miss Pendleton of Ashland. with
Mr. Paul Shafer, Miss Smith with Robert
S. Rives Miss Jane Fiber with Mr.. How
ard Sutton, Miss ELIZABETH Fisher with T.
Werner Moore. Miss Munford, of Balti-
more, with Mr.. Robbins, Miss Powell, of
Baltimore, with Maxey Deitrick.
Among the stays Wee: Messrs. Crump
Tucker David Lynch, Charles NJ. Grant
Samue! r Carter, Boyd Bland. Edwin
Tanner. Lancaster and w. d. Cooke.
Among the chaperOnes We're: Mr.. and
Mrs r. NJ. Blankenship. Mr.. and Mrs
John Cullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard ]. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs
7. Alfred Cary, M. and Mrs. John Far
land Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lafferty, DR..
and Mrs. Joseph White. Mr. and Mrs. y.
II. Sands and M. and Mrs. Adolphus
Blair.
The hall was elaoorately decorated with
palms and evergrsens, which added very
much to the Nn1,s Friday. Mr.. W. NJ.
Taiaferro is president of the German
Club.
Mrs. George Pnder gave an elegant
dinner at 6 o'clocl last evening, in honor
of her niece, Mis- Nellie Hodge Gordon.
The decorations we're in American Beau
ties and holly.f Those enjoying Mrs.
Penders Hospitality were Misses Nellie
Gordon. Ella Goodwin, of Wytheville;
Mildred Woodwa1l, Lesa Archer, Flora
Cameron, Evelyn Glenn, Messrs. John
Gravatt, James Bill, Garner Denmead. of
Baltimore: Emil Baughman, William
Archer and Ernes Schoen.
Miss Essie Archer entertained at cards
Friday evening" ii honor of her guests:
Misses Louise Sdden, of Snowden, and
Mary Ruffin of petersburg The decora-
tons were in red. Progressive hearts was
played The scon-cards We're beautiful
and unique. Thy We're hand-painted
spots of the calls. Supper was served
/ after the same.E
Miss Archer's guests We're: Misses
Helen Stevens, fanny Workman, Louise
Petersburg: Mamie Morris. Nellie Cor
DON Ella Gordon Of Wytheville: Mary
Beirne; Messrs. ALLAN Newton. William
Turner, Joseph leonard. Ernest Schoen,
Gilmer Minor Trying Blair, Charles Bowe,
William Archer sld Paul Stevens.
+, Mrs. e. A. Warren entertained at cards
Friday evening il honor of her guest Miss
katherine Patton at her residence, No. 16
West Grace Stree. The rooms We're pref
tily decorated il holly and red shaded
candles. After the game supper was
served on small tlbles.
Those enjoying Mrs. Warren's hospi-
tality We're: Mr. and Mrs. George War
rem. Misses Kate Patton, Lulie Whitlock,
-Adair Minor LILY Pesram, Martha LundE,
Louise Herbert Fannie jenkins, Kate
M, ID ,yoi,
Jones, Nors Houston, Fannie Bland;
Messrs Norman Yarbrough, Allen and
Henry Warren, J. Conrad Hutcheson. Per-
cy Pembeiton Charles Larus. Stuart
Cooke, Ton Leary. Percy Montague,
Stuart Christian, Boyd Bland. Richard
Bidgood ald James Merriwether Winston.
Mrs Join W. Gordon gave a beautiful
tea FriGly afternoon from to Z
O'Clock N honor Of her daughter, Miss
Nellie Ibdge Gordon, wh> is home from
school fer the holidays
The rioms were lovely in their Christ
mas decorations and proflsion of white
carnations Among the guests were:
Ella Goodwin. of Wytheville: Leisa
Archer Mildred Woodward, Elise Parkin-
son. Evelyn Glenn, Virginia Chamber
layne. Kitty Lancaster. Emily Gravatt,
Matte Lambert. Bernard locke, Mary
Berne. Anabel Forbes, Alice Shafer,
Helen Stevens Jennie Bland Alice Doyle,
Margaret Darlington. Bessie Upshur,
Fanny Warwick, Helen Lathrop, Essie
Archer, Louisa Purcell, Nellie Davenport,
Sue Gray, aid Avis Grant.
The Misses Edwards gave a charm
ing card party Friday evening at
their home, No. 10l1 West Main Street.
The rooms were beautifully decorated.
The color scheme in the llaq was red, and
the parors in pink ard green The chan
deIers. mirrors and doors We're heavily
draped in cedar. the mantels were banked
N ferns; pink roses and pink candles in
the silver candelabra.
Hard-painted pink fans We're used as
score cards, and tiny bells tied with pink
ribbols served as markers. SiX-handed
euchr was played. After the game an
elegant supper was served.
Their guests We're: Misses Alma Lind
ner. Trevilian. Taylor, Lipscombe, Rowe,
Susie Edwards. Lyme and Sannie Moseley,
Gibscn Berenice Edwards. Lear. Talia-
ferro. Xortham: Messrs. Charles Francis.
Of Atlanta; Samuel Neal. Charles Zinke,
Carr Bowers. Henry Wilkerson. Harvey
Brown, Percy Taliaferro. Richard Wills.
W. p. Doran, Z. II. Smith, James Rich
ardsyn. Tayette Wortham, Clarence Cliff
ton, Burke Slaughter, ana DR.. Lawrence
TalaferrO.
Ms. Webb gave very pretty card party
Fritay evening at her home. No. S15 East
Fralklin olreet. After the game refresh
n1elts were served.
Tie guests present We're: Mesdames
Ga,y and Gee, Misses Webb, Sarah ard
Biar Harvie, Gertrude Buckner, Matte
REYNOLDS, Belle Norment, Olive Gibson,
Lela Scurvy. Bessie STICKY; Messrs. Jno.
and Edward Harvie, r. II. Norment. c.
w. Gary. Ryland Mitchell, w. W. Webb,
DR.. E. w. Gee, Dr.. j. Richard Williams,
William Binford, H. B. Norment and H.
II. Foster, of Washington.
Friday afternoon at the close of
the meeting of the kindergarten de-
pa1tment of the Southern Educa-
ton Association, the speakers Of
The evening, visiting kindergarteners and
interested friends repaired en- masse TO
NITs Robinson's School. No. 90S Floyd
Avan,1e. where an elaborate tea was serv-
ed nv the undergraduates of the city.
ri, rooms were most attractively dec
orzted in holly and cedar, and the large
n,,,,ber of guests greatly enjoyed the
pleasant event.
MISS Pattie Hill. president OF the Kin
ie>garten Department of the Southern
EfIca tional Association, was the honored
puest of the evening. AT SIS O'Clock she
addressed large audience of mothers
ard others interested in the kindergarten