The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-17

Thursday evening in honor of her guest.
Miss Sturdy.
Mrs. William Tompkins and Mrs. Ed
win Cox were the prize winners.
The guests were Mrs. Frank HauShton,
Mrs William Daniel, Mrs. Thomas Ad-
kins, Mrs. Edwin Cox, Mrs. William
Tompkins, Mrs Gordon, Mrs. Wallace.
Misses Mamie Gillian, Helen Mcintlre,
Mary and Agnes Page Of Clarke comfy.
Nellie and Della Tompkins, Nellie Eoy-
kin, and Caperton.
Miss Elise Harrison. of Petersburg,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles w. Spicer.
Mrs. James II. Drake is visiting in
Alabama.
Mrs Mary Connally Cox is the guest of
MS James Allison.
Mrs. Clarence T. Boykin is visiting
relatives in Washington.
Miss Gordon, of Washington. is the
guest of the Misses Moseley.
Miss Dupuy, of Roanoke, who has been
the guest of Miss Sadie Jeffress, left
yesterday for Hampden-Sidney.
Miss Blanton, OF Ashland. is tle guest
of Miss Emma Bowe, No 9l7 West
Franklin Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Taylor nave re-
turned from trip to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Lamb>r. Will leave
to-day for Tampa. Fla, AID key West.
Ono of the. most brilliant weddings OF
The approa ching spring season VIII NC
that of Miss Mary Mann Page Ne"'oi,'
daughter of the late John Brockenplc Ii II
Newton, of the Episcopal Diocese 0,
ginia, and Mr.. w. G. Stanaro, on
6ay evening, April 18th, at Holy Irlnlt!
church. Mr.. Stanard is a member Oh the
Virginia, Historical Society, and mas iec-
+ured several times recently before the
NIaryIand Society of the Colonial Danes
az America. as we'll as the hstorlcai
societies throughout the South.
Mrs Ado!ph Blair entertained her club
Thursday evening with her usual charm-
ing courtesy Progressive euchre was
played. Mrs John Cullen winning 'hs
first prize. The guests present We're ME-
Games e. l.. Hewitt, Garrett Wall, Frank
Male, Thomas Adkins, John Cuilen' 'oili
potts, Luther Warren, Walter Palmer,
T.. X. LalLei ~ d .@1f y -S~'
Annie DreWry.
The members Of the Frances Ensign w.
G. T. U. held a most excellent prayer
meeting at the home of Mrs. Anse!l, fliie
,,d cary Streets The meeting was q
most comforting and helpful one. 10 'i!e
who has not been able to leave her peu
for more than three years. Mrs Al.
Rock conducted the services. and pieas-
ana ,,ourt was spent by all those present.
NJ Alb. Jones has received an lnEi-
tation to sing at ST. James Cathedral III
Boston on Easter Sunday. He sang AT
ST James several times while studying
in that city with Signor Rotoll, ana de-
LIGHTED the congregation with ms me
baritone voice.
At the fancy ball recently given at the
Masonic Temple by the Sunday-school OF
Beth Ahaba one of the most original cos
fumes was that oI-!!stss N1aurica Cohen,
who appeared as Civic Carnival Her
costume was very striking and pretty. be-
ing made of bunting of red. white and
blue. trimmed with carnival bells. trink-
cts and TOYS She wore a crown decorat-
ed with tinsel and flags and carried in her
hand a white banner with "Our Street
pair in letters of gold. Her costume
was perfect of its kind and she carried
large bouquet of roses. and designs rep
resentins julius Meyers Sons, The IrlsS
Company and many other firms.
Miss Nellie Griffin, of Baltimore, VINO
has been the guest at the home OF Dr-
and Mrs. B. A. Hord. will return TO BAL