The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

ClrlNE, <AIlklieE 49,
Bernard Harvie, Sara Harrison. Fanny
and Celtic Mcguire Estelle Tayloe, Ad--
die Venable, Farnville; Annie Winston,
AIrry Jones. KAN, Mrs. Mary r. Guy;
Messrs Harry Pratt, Guy Davis. Pol
lard Cardoza. Roper, of Petersbars;
Pye, of Hartford. Conn.,; Irving camp
bell. Henry RELY, Garrett Tabb. VIII
liam md Edward wright. John Light
foot. Frank Upshur, w. N. Dunn, Win
free and Page Irving. Mr.. and Mrs E.
V. Valentine and Others.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Marin BIair's
touris, class. that has for the cast three
non, was entertained by Mrs. Stephen
Hunter. The house was deliberately
decorated in palms and carnations. The
table was beautiful with its renaissance
over pink satin. md large pink taffeta
bows with asparagus fern between the
Candida bra.
Assisting Mrs. Hunter in receiving
were the ladies in the house, Mrs. N.
J. johnson. Mrs. r. G. Scott, Mrs. Rob-
ert Seymour Mrs. Thomas Gunst, Mrs.
Austine Smith, Mrs. Beverly Seiden, Mrs
Ware. Mrs. Frances Prntt, Mrs Frank
Ransom. dA1rs. Branch. and the young
ladies of the household assisted in the
dining room, Misses Bradley. Porter,
Seymour, Gray, Miss Smith, Miss Per-
kins.
The guests were: Mrs. Chnrles Mere
dth, Miss Meredith, Miss Sophie Mere
dith, Mrs Gordon, Miss Gordon. Miss
Rebeccah Gordon. Mrs. Thomas Penn
berton. Mrs. John Aunce, Mrs. H. G.
Cannon. Miss NJ Cannon, Mrs. La Bonita,
Mrs. Ashby. Mrs. Burial. Mrs. Fits,
Mrs. Harwood, Mrs. ]. P. Mcclure, Miss
Leahy, Miss Glenn. Airs. S. NJ Price,
Miss Randolph. Miss Sutton, Mrs. Rob-
inson. Miss Bessie Bosher, Miss Clai-
borne, Miss Nora Leary, Miss Cum
Minis, Miss Lizzie WeddelI, Miss Will
lams, Mrs. Williamson, Miss Dosgett.
Miss BaHghman, Mrs. Junius Nosby,
Mrs. W. T. Robins, Miss Virginia Sully,
Miss Herbert Gray, Mrs. Charles Bosher,
Mrs. George Haynes.
The violin and piano recital to be given
by Miss billiard and Mr.. Geiger in The
Jefferson ballroom, will be one of the
most interesting events of the season.
The programme, an artistic one, includes
the beautiful and passionate Grieg
Senate &C minor, the Max Bruch Con-
reh1to C. minorl. sehubert-Lizst, Fri
koniS and other numbers equally inter-
esting.
This recital. which will be delightful
and artistic in every respect, would do
credit to any of the European musical
centres. 1t is seldom that such an oppoC
tunfty, IS afforded the music lovers OF
Richmond. and it IS expected that the
audience will be as numerous as the
room will hold.
The ratronesses on this occasion are
the following ladies': Mesdames T. F.
Jeffress. G. w Stevens, Barton Grundy.
C. w. P. Brock. w. j.. Walker, S. w.
Travers, Christopher Tompkins, c. F.
Davenport, J. Allison Hodges, c. E. Bor-
Gen. E. n. Young. George Ross, Francis
Dean Williams, Beverly Munford. John
Hunter E. c. Minor, G. Ben Johnston,
T. Russell Pemberton. Arthur, Scrivenor
J. Scott Parrish, Edmund Strudwick, w.
S. Forbes, W. D. Thomas and Frederic
Hair
Miss Claire AlcFarlin, of Baltimore. is
the guest of the Misses Moore. SO west
Franklin street.
after delightful visit to Roanoke
where she was The recipient of marked
attention. Miss Bessie Hunter is visiting
Mrs. G. G. Gooch. in Stanton.
Miss NJ P Harris, OF co2 east Main
ss;as,.. entertained a whist party most de-
ir!1tfuly on Friday afternoon. Those
present were Mesdames Isaiah White. c.
". P. Brock. Bland Smith, Walter X.
Martin Willie Daniel Borden, of North
Carolina. and Misses Harvie and Emily
Glasgow. Cary Laws. Loucetter Knox,
Tally and Sue Gordon.
Miss Bessie Ellyson has issued invita-
tons to a luncheon on February the 18th.
Miss Mary Armistead Jones, who has
been visiting the Misses Quaries. is the
guest of Mrs. Mann S. Valentine. Jr.
George Bryan. Esq, will lecture a the
Wo1nan's Club. on Monday afternoon at
o'clock on Cathedral Music
Mrs. yirrinius Hall will leave on Mon
day for williamsburg to visit Dr. and
Mrs j. Leslie Hall.
Mrs. Adam Gray, of Cincinnati. is WIS.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Tree. les west Grace street. Miss Nellie
Gray will join her mother next week.
Miss Helen Stringfellow will leave one
day next week for Montgomery. Ala.
where she will spend two months
Miss Ramsey, who has been visiting
Mrs. Beverly r. Crump, returned to her
home in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. Benjamin I Wheeler will be at
the Jyoman's Club next Wednesday al
:ternoon at 4:30 O'Clock
He will address the ladies on Greek arr.
Mrs. Thomas D. Warren. of Edenton.
N. c., is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
A. w. Wsddel.
Dr.. q. Puryear. of Madison county. is
in the city visiting DR.. Fl. Wythe Davis.
Mrs. John Hughes and Miss Jennie D.
Hughes, of New Berne, North Carolina.
and Miss Elizabeth A Taylor. of Nor
folk, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. strud-
wick.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale win
meet mex. Friday at $50 p NJ at SIG.
Floyd avenue. Sacred Music will be
rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Of Wilmington.
n. C., are visiting their daughter. MIS-.
Charles Borden, 1908 west Franklin Tin
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles W. Warren and
Master Walker Pesram Warren, OF Ba-
cons Castle, Va, arrived In the city yes
sterday.. and are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas N. Jones, at the LeSins-4
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