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


Christmas week has been given over to
the younger SCI for F1ae most part, as far
as entertaining IS concerned, ard the
young people hcne FOR the holidays have
alaa v very say time OF it. Two germans
n tea at Brook lIill, and the receptions for
sle Southern Educational Association have
rrsasie gie week an exceptionally fu;l one
IRIS week there viii be a number OF
Pheasant happenings.
Tomorrow afternoon at tIlc Wonau's
Grub the subject OF the evening Will be
I2aes New Century to the Old Greeting, .
with Mrs. Stephen Putney chairman.
Iso-1ncTrow evening the Christmas dance
of the Richmond German Cruz will be
given al the Masonic Temple.
N1,t. Sally Il. Nc-aaarls. of 40. 9i4 West
Franklin Street, Will give a dance TO-
morrow evening in nolg3r of her daughter,
Miss Louise McAdams.
Tuesday q reception will be given at the
residence OF Mrs. Dcyatur AStcll by the
George Washington Memorial Society.
The same evening an amateur theatrical
wiH oc given at Brook Hill
Miss Mamie Morris VIII give card
party on New Years night.
On Wednesday Mrs. John Shelton VIII
,iaIris will f,iy-c a cllildren's party.
On Thursday thc marriage Of Miss Annie
Tarior EIazn and mir. Robert Richford
Roberts VIII take pace at the nome OF the
parents og the bride MIR and Mrs. James
b lElam.
on Friday evening Miss Edna Forbes
Will entertain at cards IN honor Of her
guest, Miss Rely.
The Richmond Educational Association
has been delightfully."- entertained during
tie week.
Thursday afternoon Governor ard Mrs.
Tyler gave ar elegant reception at the
Executive Mansion III their honor.
Tho saloon parlor, in which the receiV-
lag PARTY stood. was beautifully decorated
"a molly n!syietoe. pains. and carnations
Thilow's orchestra played during the
evening. Assisting Governor and Mrs.
Tyler in welcoming their guests were
AIRS. john Skeiton Williams, Mrs. Alex
;lndcr Cameron, Mrs. c. Y. Darlington,
airs. Frederick Peasants. Mrs. J. Aston
cahsr. MIS- y. Il. Camm. and Miss
Mildred Lee. Misses Tyler and Miss
Niclerson. of W3rrenShurs, Mo, assisted.
Tho rooms were thronged during the
calling hours.
-Anun, those VINO called were: Mrs. Eli
2abetE Hewlett Uranium, Mr.. James N.
Green. Trenton. y. j.: II. 9. PrItchett,
Texas: President William j. Prother, Of
Texas University, Austin, Texas; Mrs:
Isabel Harvey Peters, New Orleans; Mr..
w. {. A. Hanmel, Baltimore, Md; Mr..
Walter lie Cuntc Stevens, Miss Frances
W d1iyR lhlEN, Nj 'itDIS7- Soi4iIiiiitH =
tlarksNille, Tenn: Professor Charles X
Francis, Atlanta, Ca; Miss Morris. Nh.
j. il. Hll. Miss DAISY O'Ncale, South
cGrOiiUa MsSs Alma Lindner, Colonel
Johnson, Mr.. 4. J. Preston, Abingdon,
Va: Or. Davis. and DR.. Dabney, OF Ten
GIessee; MIR. II. =. Fulton, president Of the
Association; DIR. II. a. White. OF Washing
ION ard Lee University: Prof, Almond. OF
1iampden-Sidney College; DIR. J. J. NJ.
Curry, OF Washington, D. c.; Professors;
Rorelaud. CurrelI, Stevens and Hague, of
Washington and Lee University; Miss
lGivabeth Faris. DIR. Southaii. DR.. Nicho-
las NJ Butler, of New York; Mr.. Frank NJ.
Smith OF Concord: Miss ltennolds. OF
l1armyille: Miss Wiilette Allen, of Ten
',cssee; Miss Pattie S Hill, of Kentucky;
Dr Noah X. Davis, OF University of Fir-
ginia: Miss Minnie Macfeat. of South
Carolina: Miss Bennett. of Arkansas;
Mrs. j. II. Phillips, of birmingham; Prof.
Hugh s. Bird AlT. Lyman Hail, OF Georgia:
DIR. Charles W. Kent of University of
Virginia; Miss Annette d. TuSalls, Miss
CouIling. Miss eye Roberts, Miss Hop
llins. OF Georgia; Miss Hart. OF Balti-
more: Miss Itodd, OF New Orleans, and
many others.
on Thursday evening, from to u
O'Clock. the Richmond Educational As
ISOLATION rendered the Southern Educa-
jiOnal Association an SItSdIt itIsI'Lloli
at the Woman's Club.
The spacious rooms were bright with the
decorations of the Christmas-tide. Grim
son was the prevailing color, and the
bright red ribbons. red candles in the sill
Yer candelabra. renaissance over red satin,
all carried out the color scheme.
The chandeliers, mirrors and mantels
We're all draped in running cedar Banks
of holly a:d clusters OF mlSuetoe were
artistica.ly placed.
Mrs. Chiles FeIrall and Mrs. Thomas b.
Scott received, assisted by Mrs. Julian p
Thomas. Mrs Warner Moore, Mrs. James
Crump, Mrs. Charles Bosher, Mrs. A j.
Montague Mrs. Albert Bruce, Mrs. i. G.
Minor. Mrs Albert Jill, Miss Binford.
Miss Trayser, Miss Louie Jones, MISS
lciiZabeth FlariS, Miss Robinson. Miss
Lucy Gibson, Miss Boxie Scott, Mrs. b.
u Valentine. Mrs Carlton jackson, Miss
Carrie Lee Campbell and Miss Bliss
The Young ladies assisting in serving the
excellent supper were Misses Avis Grant,
Fannie WORKMAN, Essie Archer, Alice
Doyle, Louisa and Anna Purcell, Lora
,rumf and Garlic Minor
There were a very large number Of
callers and The occasion Was a most
enjoyable one
Oh Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock, the
visiting lliIiderEartcners were charmlnsly
entertained at am elegant tea at MISS
uiobinsan's school, No. as Floyd Avenue.
rhss rooms were beautifully decorated
:n NoIly and cedar Refreshments were
served by the various kin6ersarteners il
this city
Mr.. Royal! T. Cabell. investigator Of
accidents of The American Bridge Com
Iany's bridge and viaduct work in Nir-
Eini,, and North Carolina. $ spending The
,,,1E.io,-. 1ffS home. at Variety Mills,