The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-25
Social and Personal.
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Messrs. Albert Tanner, Geo. Noting,
Harry VIM, Nckin Marriott. Jack de
Trevlle. Philip Carleton, Brannock
Carleton. E. NJ. Crutchtield, Robert Pey-
ton, Raymond Pilson, Grant, Geo. Gibson,
DR.. Johnston, Chicago; and others.
A progressive heart party was given by
Mr.. and NIrs. Robert Currie, Jr, who
were assisted in receiving by Miss Hoen-
niger, of kenlworth; Miss Sarah
Currie and Mr.. and Mrs. George
l.. Currie. GIrs. w. w. Hardwicke
won the lady's prize, silver heart brooch
The gentleman's prize, a silver heart key
ring. was cut for by Mr.. ]. T. W. Curtis
and Mr.. William Mayer. and was won by
the latter gentleman. The consolation was
won by Mr.. w. w. Hardwiche, a green
glass heart.
After the game an elegant repast was
served. Those, present We're:
DIR. and Mrs. r.. d. GarCin. Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. Hardiwicke Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mayer Mr. and Mrs E. w. Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. Wortley Dickie, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. C. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs: Mel. Fer
gusson, Mrs. Owens Mrs. d. p Edwards,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Moore Mr.. and Mrs.
"a
Cragie. MFR. and Mrs J. T. W. Curtis, Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Franklyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Reynolds, Miss Bachelor, Miss
Maggie Maher, Misses Pearl and Ruby
Bodeker, Miss Nellie and Lula HeSgarty.
Miss Leila Jackson, of Charlottesville;
Miss Maile Rcynolde, Miss Hunter Fer
gusson, Miss Florence and Roberta Cur
RE: Messrs James Galliger, DR.. L. 3.
Taliaferro, Leo Meagher, VIM. Harvey,
Ed Ferguson, NJ. S. Gregory D. White
head, John Heggarty, Carlysle Reynolds.
The Cotillon Club gave an enjoyable
dance Thursday evening a the Jefferson
Club. Mr.. NJ. NI. Mittledorfer led.
Among the dancers were:
Misses Hattie 'Schaffner, Cleveland;
Marion Schrier New York; Birdie Asher,
Pittsburg; Fannie D. N1ittledorfer, Amelia
Kahnweiler, Sadie Whitlock, Resale
Held Sadie Thalhimer Miriam Millhiser,
Pauline Simons. Blanche Heller; Messrs
NJ NJ. Niittledorfer, Albert Wise, Jean
Constine s. ~ Block, NJ NJ Marcuse,
W. B. Nelson, NIaurise Brandt. Ports
mouth; Nathan Simons. Bert Kaufman.
Isaac Caron, Meyer Hirshberg Milton
Straus: Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Z. NIarcuse and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Marcuse.
The Matinee Euchre Club was delight
fully entertained Thursday afternoon by
Miss Sadie Jeffrics a her home, OH Park
avenue The sentiment of Washringtons
birthday was infinitely carried out Among
those present were: Misses Agnes Nc
Carthy, Margaret Cannon, Ellis Glenn,
Fannie Mitchell. Annie Pender Gordon,
jamie Schocn. Mamie Baughman, Grace
Swazey, Edith Jones, Bessie and Lottle
Lambert and Claire Davis, Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Helen and Lucy Quarlcs, Elise Watkins,
Ruth Tanner, Lillian Augustine. Daisy
Chamberayne, jamie WinGo, Kate Aber-
nathy, Bernard Harvie. Cora Duke. wal
Ter Jefries Curry, of Rome, Ga; Leake,
Powhata tan.
Mrs. George B. Keczel. of Rockingham,
and Mrs. n. B. Early, Jr., of Greene, who
have been visiting friends in the city
for several weeks, have returned to their
respective homes.
Miss Lucy Scale, Of Rockbridge. IS the
guest Of Mrs. L. Parker Hill, at her
country home, 'tSunnyside," in Chester
field county.
Mrs Edmund Strudwick gave an ele-
CANT card party yesterday afternoon
at her suburban home in honor OF MISS
Hughes, Of New-berne. N c., and Miss
Elizabeth Taylor, Of Norfolk.
The house was decorated in palms,
cedar, pine and daffodils.
In the dining room the decorations
were yellow, and consisted Of daisies
and daffodils entwined with ropes of
smilax drawn from the chandelier TO
the corners of the table.
Those present were: Misses Hughes.
I'll T>ay- Stokes
and Lisa Bierne. Bertha Randolph,
Marion Harris. Bcrta Wexford, Nellie
Boykn. Bland Taylor, Of Norfolk; Maud
Morgan, Page Bowles. Rose Mordecai,
Mary Lawson, Irene Tinsley, Lille
Urauhart, Evelyn Gordon, Gabrielle
Page. Annie Pender Gordon.
Beulah Pattison. Mary Thomas. Taisiee
Manning, Mary Williams, NfcParlin, Hall,
of New York; Mrs Arthur Scrivenor.
Mrs. John Lyon, Mrs. Eugene Massie,
Mrs Hunt Chipley and Mrs. ]. Allison
Hodges.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams was hos
tess at beautiful luncheon Friday af-
ternoon. Her guests were: Nesdames ].
Hoge Tyler, James Dooley r. G. Rem
nolds, Henry Gibson, Waller Morton,
Thomas rutherford. D. Axtel. A. I.
Harris Levin Joynes, Alexander Came
ron. Barton Grundy, Geo. Ben. johnston,
Ashton Starke, John Reilly, B. R. Well
ford, John Lottier. Dabney Carr. E. T.
Crump, E. B. Tomason, Ben. Palmer, ].
r. V. Daniel, w. D. Thomas. Josiah Ry-
land, Isaac Davenport, James Lyons, Eu-
gene Massie, A. B. Camm. T. N. Carter,
B.nneJtan Cameron, Charles Workman,
Donnar, z. L. Beniss, Lancaster VIII
Jams. John Dunlop, r. Lancaster, Geo.
Stevens, Miss Mary Lewis.
Mrs. John c. Hagru entertained her
Euchre Club on Washington's birthday
Mrs Rolfe E. Glover won the first
prize and Mrs. T. NJ Binford the BOBBY.
Those playing were Mesdames T. M Bin
ford, Samuel Martin, George Lathrop,
Rolfe E. Glover. w. T. Reed. Summer
vile, Traylor, Miss Meade Burwell, and
Miss Edwards.
Authors evening was given Thursday,
February cd. by St. Johns Circle Of
Kings Daughters at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Westwood. There were
about $50 present. There were some very
original representations. Among those
worthy Of note were: Miss Hunter Fer
serson. Nicholas Ntekleby"; Miss Leila
jackson. Of Charlottesville, when