The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-10

Taylor, Mrs l. c. Tucker, Miss Laura
Bacon. Miss Minnie Ilfsey, Emnoria: Mrs.
Saliie Harris. Miss MacBenhey Mrs.
iiirshfcit, Miss Norton. Miss Katherine
Ryland. Miss orie Hatcher, Miss Eliza
beth Wilson shelton, Miss Rosa Gary,
Mrs. Van Buren,. Miss Edith Hatcher, Mrs
Bienner, Mrs. Benjamin CruInp, Miss Ell
len Scott, Gordonsviile: Mrs. Harvey Sew
ard, Petersburg: Mrs. Kate Jones, Allan
Ia. Ga; Miss Annie Allison Miss Gerte.
Clash. Mrs. Hampden F1emmiiig. Miss
LaiIy Parker, Mrs. Helen Adams Doda-z
mead, Miss Fanny Edei, San Francisco;
Miss Daisy Todd, Mrs. Lena w Hall,
Mrs Fannie X. Turpin. Miss irene Fen
son. Mrs. Grayson Fairbanks. Miss kath-.
crime Foster, Miss Irene Foster. Miss Bes-
sic Scott. Miss Emma Bowe. Mrs. Harvey
Clarke, Miss Minnie Dyson. Miss Sfolie
Thomas, Eastern Shore; Miss Addie May
Smith. of LOUISE: Miss Lena Rudd. Hanoi
YER: Miss Lila Pollard, Mrs. j. NJ. Whit
field.
The Dramatic Club had their third
annual cutting at Forrest Lodge. This
was courtesy extended the young ladies
and their guests by the young men. The
party left in tally-hos and a delightful
time was spent.
The president of the club. Mr.. Julian
Shelton. appointed Mr. Charles K. Coul-s
ing RfactiuiiE liiisu
the Office Mr. r. aIassie Noting respond
ed 10 Welcome" and Mr.. John 3. Light
foot, Jr-, TO The Ladies'"
After the banquet dancing was indulged
In. Thilow's orchestra furnishing the
music Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Cannon
chaperoned the party. Those present
were Misses Annie Tatum. Janet Carter
Morris. Sue Seldom Wexford. Lucy Glib
son. Meade Burwell, Frances Gibson, Rose
Of iputf;
Ellen Rutfin. of Danville: Anne Pander
Gordon. Jane Wilson. and Anna Davidson.
Messrs. Irving L. Campbell, "A. Stuart
Gibson r. NJ Noting. c. K. Coulling,
J. r Shelton. DR. w. r. Jones. William
L. Wright, T. Garnet Tabb. A. r. Vena-
bic G.. w. AIcCreecy, j. 8. Lightfcot. Jr.,
E. c. Wright Y G.. Straughan, and Dr.
j. Mettauer Winfree.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Richmond Chapter Daughters Of the Con-
federacy. will take place on Wednesday
afternoon at 4:So O'Clock.
Mrs. James II. pooley had two very de-
!igiltful lat homes this week, on Thurs
day and Friday. from to 10 o'clock
On Thursday Mrs. Dooley received
alone, and on Friday she was assisted by
Mrs. Houston, Misses Emma and Eliza
beth Atkinson, of Stanton Mrs. Ran
dolph Peyton presided over the punch
bowl.
The tables were beautifully appointed
in silver and cut-glass, and were deco
rated in roses.
Among the callers were Mrs. T. C. Will
liams. Miss Mary Williams, Mrs. Mary
Cameron Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Travers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott. Mr.. and Mrs
Aston Cabel!, Miss Beulah Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Henry, Mss Alice
Dooley- Mr. A J. Montague, Mrs. Hous-
ton. Mrs. w. D. Thomas, Mrs. John Dun
lop, Mrs Thomas Rutherford, Mrs. Ran
do phi Peyton Mrs. William Royal, Miss
Page Royal Mrs. Junius Morris, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Boiling Mrs. Z. n. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. D Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. A. 3. Camm, Mrs.
Houston, Miss Nora Houston.
a very interesting incident occurred on
Wednesday. at the wedding Of Mr. Julien
Binford and Miss Elizabeth Rodnan Ken
non, when "a bottle of wine, over one
hundred years old, was opened. The bottle
bore The following inscription, written by
Mr. Julien Binford, Sr.:
This vino was given to me in 1888 by
Charles Seldom; it was bottled in 1882 bul
was twenty years old or more at that
time. / desire to keep this until my son
Julien is twenty-oDe years old, to never
~ br H!itilS rhGti'- 'J!i sunni
occasion. and Charles Selden, if living,
must be present. II was owned b. his
father. N c. Seldom
The memorable occasion was the we'd
ding last Wednesday, and the families of
the bride and groom drank to then health
in the good old way, with the good old
wine.
AIR. Charles Selden was present, and it
a pleasant coincidence that it hap
penei to be his birthday
Miss Mary Elizabeth Carter, of Wash
ington, Rappahannocl1 county, is spend
ing few days with Miss Mary Page
Loutllan. ll2 East Clay Street on her way
home from Rocky Mount, n. c.
Mrs Pemberton's Circle of Kings
Daughters was invited 10 hold its last
meeting for the season at Bon Air. the
invitation being extended by Mrs. Craig
ard Mrs. Adamson- A merry party Of
Kings Daughters met at the Southern
depot at u O'Clock. On arriving at Bon
Air they were taken to the homes of their
hoStesseS, where very dainty luncheon
was served.
Later in the afternoon the whole party
met at the home of Mrs. y. L. Adamson.
The hostess was assisted in receiving by
her daughter, Miss Alice Adamson, Mrs.
Polk Miller and Miss Maud Miller.
Several humorous recitatons were given
by different members of the circle Miss
Maud Miller sang most charmngly sew
eral exquisite selections. and Miss Willie
Smooth, organist of the Second Presby
terrain Church. led the instrumental por-
tidn Of the music.
The business part of the meeting was
then gone into. and the good work done
at the Sheter:ngs Arms Hospital and the
Old Market Mission was reported
The officers of this circle are: Mrs 7.
William p mberton. PRESIDENT: Mrs. ] m IS
Grigg. vice-president; Miss Denoon. sec
rotary, and Miss Chalmers. treasurer.
Some Of the members who went to Bon
Air are: Mrs, Pemberton. Mrs. r. ".
Powers, Mrs. George Warren, Miss Maria
Blair, Mrs. Grisg. Mrs. Henry Harwood,
NTrs. Edmund Waddill, Mrs. John Lamb,
Misses Mary Chalmers. Dicie Denoon.
Mary Denoon. Elise Goddin. Kate and
Agnes Edwards, Mary Dold. katherine
Halves, a berta and Celeste Berry. STRAIT
ton, King. Glasgow, Taylor.
AT The depot. MIR. Polk Miller. who re-
sides at Bon Air. met the gay party and
entertained them for half an hour with
his wit and humor.
NJicr T>ai .Jn has hea,, he