The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-28

Elizabeth Davenport Bessie Watkins,
virginia and Lucy Hayes, Warwick.
Bosher, Myers. Page, Pace, Harris, Al
friend. Talbot, Forbes Cannon, Handy,
Williams. Young, Ryland, White, Cam roi,
Stokes and Mrs. Echols. The gentlemen
dropped in at G o'clock.
Mrs. John P. MCGUIRE, Jr, gave a de-
lightful informal tea on Tuesday after.
neon from 5 to Z o'clock. Mrs. Mcclure
was assisted in receiving by Mesdames
John p. Mcclure, Sr., Pendleton Bemiss,
and Murray Mcguire. Punch was served
by Mrs. John Hunter and Miss Matte
Harris. =:
Among those who called were Mes
danes Bentley. S. ". Travers, Patterson.
Abbott, Noting, 4. c. Morton, Clarke.
others.
Miss Evelyn Gordon gave an elegant
lea Wednesday in honor of Miss kathe-.
heath, of Norfolk. .
The house was beautifully decorated in
palms and shaded lamps.
fJns-room, the decorations were
pure white in the centre was q shower OF
white carnations. the shaded candles shed
their soft light and about the table were
festoons of s,nilaN.
Mrs. James r. Gordon. > Miss Evelyn
Gordon and Miss Katherine Heath z re-
ceived in the 'front.' parlors. Miss Emily
Kemp, of Washington, D.. c., and Mrs.
John Fa.land presided at the punch bowl.
Miss Maria Williams served chocolate
Those assisting in the dininS-room were:
Misses Mary Randolph. BERTHE Noting,
Maria Williams, Emily Addison, Kate
Meredith. Courtney Bridges. Elizabeth
Whitlock.
Among ;hc guests were: Misses Steger,
Stewart, Robins, Bragg, Gibson, Harris,
Hayes. Cooke. Jennings, Blair. Holiday.
Branch. Bierne Wllitlcck, Eda Atkinson,
Fannie Guy, Katie Montague, Bette
Christian. Bessie Pace, Marion Ryland,
Della Strinsfellow, Boxie Scott, Marianne
Meade, Annie Lee Alfriend. Bessie Wat
kins, Ethel Cummins, Kate N1ichaux. Julia
Morton, Mary Ball, Marie Moseley, Helen
Moseley, Meade Burwell, Sue Tyler, Helen
IVaddey,, Edith White. Della Tolnpkins,
Nellie To1rpkins, Alice Hctchkiss. Ruth
Tanner. Ellen Bagby, Mary Hili Maggie
Waddell. Lizzie Waddell, Pauline Powers,
Bette Christian, Fannie Cameron, Mary
Donnan. Nina and Sue Selfridge, Precious
Moore, Nellie Boykin. Florence Talbot,
Gabrielle Page Mary Donnan, Fannie
Cameron, Nellie Mayo, Blanche Morgan,
Margaret Cannon, Rose A1ordecaf, Ashley
Miller, Anna Carr, Judith Deane, Lizzie
Davenport. Salie Randolph. Evelyn
Bridges. Clara Cooke, Empsie Pegram,
Helen Mcintyre Celtic Mcclure, Eleanor
Bosher, Gertrude Camm, Matte Purcell,
Leila Gray Helen Christian, Maude
Stokes. Maria NIoseley, Madeline English.
Later in the evening Miss Gordon en-
tertained at a progressive euchre party.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Mary, Hayes
and Mr.. William Habliston. Mr.. Bridges
won the consolation. After the game
delicious supper was served. Those par
ticipating In the games were: Misses
Heath. of Norfolk; Katie Meredith, Court
ney Bridges. Margaret Branch. Belle
Tyler, Emily Addison, Lily Hill. Maria
Williams, Elizabeth Davenport, Mary
Randolph. Ethel Pace, Edna Forbes, Mar
guerite Warwick, Mary Hayes, Grace
Shields. Emily Kemp. Messrs Warner
AIcCabe, J. Stewart Bryan, Thomas Cor
don. j. w. Graves, Granville Gray, Huns
don Cary, Spencer Carter, Coles Scott.
Julian Hill, Watkins Elerson, John Coke,
Frank Blan1enship, Berkeley Williams,
Carleton McNenney, Heth Tyler, William
Bridges, William HablistOn, Isaiah White
Fuller John rutherford and DR.. Clifton
Miller.
The Industrial Chapter of Holy Trinity
church gave a delightful "silver tea
Wednesday evening from 5 to IL o'clock
at GIL Park avenue. The rooms were
y
ton Committee consisted Of Mesdames
Gravatt,' Gibson, Christian and Lander
kin. The young ladies in the dining-room
were Misses Jones, Lambert, Glenn, Swa-
sey, Chamberlayne, Schoen, Shepherd and
Ide.
Chocolate was served by Mrs. Laird,
coffee by Mrs. Booker.
a delightful musical programme was
rendered. Mr.. Frederick Hoffman, the
talented young violinist of Richmond.
played a number of beautiful selections,
among them "Romanga" of Mrs. w. o.
Wilkinson. He was accompanied by Nlr.
Wilkinson and Mrs. Conway. Mr.. Con-
way Gordon sang a Lullaby"
Among the callers were Mesdames
Strudwicke. Putney. Gordon, Mayo. Nc
Weigh. Mitchell. Minniserode. Booker.
Conway Gordon, Pickrel. Addison. Lam
tert. Fry. Patterson. :. y. JoIeS. Lambert:
Mayo. Misses Augustine and Stratton.
and Major Capers, and Messrs. Eugene
Jones and Crutchfiesd. Bull. Carleton and
Fox.
The Matinee I1uchre Club was enter
tanned on Wednesday by Miss Agnes Nc
Ca::.l,y. Among those present were
Eetton, Holiday. Lille Cary, Blanche.
Smith, Lillian Augustine, Margaret Cam
non, Ellis Glenn, Bessie Catlin, Helen
and Lucy Quarles, Sadie Jetfries, Lam
pert, FfLu1lu JcliSS, 1idCe oWdSeS, aLOltIe
Lambert, Winston, of Louisa; jamie
Schoen. Jones. of Brunswick; Louree. and
Mrs. Chiles Mason Terrell. After the
game light refreshments were served.
An elegant dinner was given at the
Jefferson on Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Parrish, Jr. Their guests
were Miss Hoeke. Mr.. SimSnton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Parrish and Mr.. George Glib
son.
Mrs Stephen Putney entertained the
Old Donl;nion Chapter Of he American
Revolution most charmingly on Thursday
afternoon. In celebration of their eighth
birthday. The meeting was called to
order by the regent, Mrs. Ben. Purcell.
After the reading Of the minutes Miss
Mary Mann Page Newton read an. inter
estirg paper, THE Diary OLA Young
Man CT Colonial Days. wslic1 deaf
with social life at that period
Mrs. Kent. of 1Vytheville. rendered sew
erai vocal selections. after which the
guests wero hidden to the dining-room,
where an elaborate repast was served.
2 The beautiful decorations We're all s In
the colonial yellow and blue. Suspended
fro m the chand elier was a blue conti-5