The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-16

From 10 10 O'Clock the ladies played
and at 10 o clock the gen tlemen came, when
an elegant supper was served. In the
dining room crimson was the color scheme.
American beauties holly berries and red
shaded candles all lent their beauty to the
pretty scene. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers and
Miss Powers received
Mrs Chfles EerTall and Mrs John Goode
OF Idaho, kept score.
Among those present were Misses Sal
lie Feid Anders son, SalEie Honson, Martha
Byrd. Sadie Sutton, Josephine Putney,
Z izabeth Whit!ocl1, Kate Nicllaux. Sue
and HenninglFam Spil!man. Ell zabeth and
Elise Davenport. Florence Talbot Ethel
Pace. Edna Forbes. Annie Lee Alfriend
Evelyn Gordon. Lucy Hayes, Blythe
White. Anna Carr, Maria Wilkins, BERTHE
Noting. Kathleen Anderson, Lizzie We'd
deM Helen Mcintyre, Amy Verrh. Ould
of Norfolk; Frances Coleman, of New
York Mamie and Emily Jennings, Made
line English. Anne Grant, Mar'dc Morgan,
Agnes Mccarthy. Mabel Walker, Grace
Shields. Judith Deane. Mcintosh. of Balti-
:l:ore; Libby, OF Washington: Ruth Tan
ner, Evelyn Bridges. Sophie Meredith
Connie Knox: Nessrs. Dou;:!as Gordon.
Alexander WeddelL. Berkeley Williams Ju-
liam Iiim. Watkins t:ierson. jordan Leake,
William Albert Sn..h. Otis -AidIlend. Ban
chard Forbes, Frank Blankenship, Edward
Aston. Gay Davis. Edward Robertson
Blair and Horace S1ringfelow. Frank Nc
Cart1ly. Carbon Mckinney. Muhiord
Crutchfeld, Edward Quaries, Albert Tur-
ner. ST George Cooke Or. Charles Ed
wards and many others.
Mrs John X 10 7es gave a delightful
card party Friday. afternoon at her
home on West Franklin Street. in honor
of her noice, Miss J:lmes OF DarNllie
The guests We're: Misses Del.a and Nellie
Tomplins. katherine and Helen Mcln
tyre. Edy-he White. Evelyn Gordon, Sal
lie Dcane Birmingham. Spillnlan, Leary.
Lima Mayo Nellie Boykin. Rosa Caperton,
Addic Chaffiu and Howard Cobb. of New
York.
Miss Lima Mayo captured the first prize
and Miss Rose Caperton the second.
a delisF,.-ul social event of the season
will zoe the GaiEItowitsch Concert, on Tues
day night y large number Of theatre
parties will be given. Hon. and Mrs b. +.
Munford will give an enjoyable box party.
ana Miss Ellie Branch will be the hostess
at another. The prospects are that all OF
the boxes will be filled.
The Saturday Afternoon Club met yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock at the residence
Of Mrs. 3. 3. -dunford.
Social Proolsms il Modern Novels
was the subject under discussion Miss
Virginia Sully read an interesting paper on
THE Evolution OF the Novel" Mrs 3. s.
Munford and Mrs. J. Addison Cooke LOOK
up the social question in 'LMarceIta by
Mrs. Humphrey Ward, and q general dis
cussion followed.
The Ladies Matinee Musicale met Fri
day afternoon at w. d. Moses, music
rooms, and a delightful programme was
rendered Miss Zelle Minor was chairman
of the day
1t was miscellaneous-hay. and the ex-
cellent programme was as follows:
l. Bel-Sario. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
list Piano-A1iss Zelle Minor.
I'd Piano-Mrs. Scott.
Greetings -Mendelssohn
Mrs. Gum and Miss Golfer.
3. ArabesIue, OPP. 6l...........- Chaminade
Mrs Corey.
4. For All Eternity.........-.-M asciieEo'ii
Miss Franklin.
3 Rando apriccioso--..........M Me- delssohn
Miss Smoot.
6. Ecstasy. ......................Mrs. beach
Mrs. Mercer.
= Overture to TannIeuser. ....-... wagner
Miss Minor Mrs. Rehing
Miss Williams Mrs. Stevens
The Hunter Mcclure Memorial Associa-
tlon, WllcA. aS Ills lldlilS i.iHibohSo NNN-'
organized a short time ago to do memory
to the honor of this beloved citizen. has
been steadily growing and meeting friends
at every turn. The following circular,
bearing an excellent picture OF DR.
Mcclure on the cover. has been sent out:
The friends of the late DIR. Hunter
Mcclure have formed an association 1or
The purpose of erecting in Richmond a
suitably monument, to commemorate
the achievements and manly virtues OF
this distinguished surgeon of the Stone
wall Jackson Corps, beloved physician,
and great and good man.
"Contr-bu- ions VIII not be solicited, as
it is deemed on,y necessary to inform
the friends of DIR. McGuire that they
may have the privilege of expressing ,
their love and admiration foc his life ana
character.
..No gift is too small and none too
had "a hand open as day 10 melting
charity.
Contributions to be sent TO
MRS. JAS. r. GORDON.
80 East Grace.
This circular seems to be generally APP
,-eciated and is receiving responses from
AR and near, North and South Some Oh
hem from persons who have received
lifelong treatment free at the hands Of
T.. vi
rom a doctor in a city IN one of the
New England States. says that ne IS glad
o contribute towards perpetuatins the
Of so able a surgeon. 50 enthu- /
sIaStic a Isatrict. so good a man. The
association NOW has ZIG members the |
'oliowing members have joined since last
'eport:
Captain Thos Elicit Mrs Thos. Ellets.
Miss Junius Elicit. Mrs. Annie Rococh.
Mr.. Edgar D. Taylor, Mrs. James Pleas
,nts. Mrs. TtoS. Ncwla.l. Mrs. S. w. Ira
tcrs Ms. A NJ. Fatteson. BishTp Glib
;on Mrs r a. Gthsan. Mrs. Z. V. Nalen-
''ne. Rev Jas p Smith. Mrs, Jas. p
Smith. Nr. Carter Branch. Mrs. j. 5.
Whse. Mrs. Anna D. Carr. DR. John S.
= aper7en. Nr. T. G. Latape. Miss May
Ice. Miss Charlotte Lee. N rs Agnes Bar
1ey. DR.. Jas, a, Burroughs. DR.. Henry ,
Pole, Mr. P. WhitiocsS. Mss Ssl';e Green
how. Miss Mary Greerhow. Mr.. S. H
Hawes, Mrs. Helen NJ. Agntyw. DR.. John
Nf- p Wilson Mr.. IS. w, 4